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| + | '''Tapirs''' are a species of mammal which resemble [[pig]]s and [[elephant]]s, but are actually an odd-toed ungulate, being closer relatives to [[horse]]s and [[rhinoceros]]es. In Japan, tapirs are called ''baku'' and are named after their resemblance to a supernatural creature (''yōkai'') that feeds on dreams through its elongated snout. In the {{SER}}, they are introduced in {{NL}}. There is currently only one tapir: [[Luna]], who allows the player to share and visit [[dream]]s in {{NL|short|nolink}} and {{NH|short}} as a reference to the mythical ''baku''. | ||
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| − | {{Special Villager|Name=Luna|Image=Luna NH.png|Gender=Female|Job=[[Dream]]s|Birthday=[[February]] 29 | + | {{Special Villager|Name=Luna|Image=Luna NH.png|Gender=Female|Job=[[Dream]]s|Birthday=[[February]] {{Date|29}}|debut=ACNL}} |
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[[Category:Tapirs|*]] | [[Category:Tapirs|*]] | ||
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Tapirs are a species of mammal which resemble pigs and elephants, but are actually an odd-toed ungulate, being closer relatives to horses and rhinoceroses. In Japan, tapirs are called baku and are named after their resemblance to a supernatural creature (yōkai) that feeds on dreams through its elongated snout. In the Animal Crossing series, they are introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. There is currently only one tapir: Luna, who allows the player to share and visit dreams in New Leaf and New Horizons as a reference to the mythical baku.
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