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Otis
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Species		Personality		Gender
[[Bird|Bird]]		[[Lazy]]		Male
Star sign		[[]]
Catchphrase		"I s'pose"
Clothing		[[Item: ()|]]
Main appearances
DnM DnM+ AC DnMe+ iQue WW CF NL NH
Other appearances
Film HHD aF PC
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Otis (たくあん, Takuan) is a lazy, bird villager from the Animal Crossing series. His name, Otis, may have something to do with bird-feed, usually composed of seeds or oats.

Appearance

Otis is a gray bird, whose forehead is black with two white spots. His chin is orange, like a robin's. When he first moves to the town, he will wear the moldy shirt, a shirt designed by Gracie.

Personality

Below is a brief description of the lazy personality. For more information, click here.

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Otis has a lazy personality, meaning he will mostly talk about food, sleep and superheroes. He may offend jock villagers due to them always exercising, and lazy villagers always relaxing. Cranky villagers will admire their laid-back lifestyle, but Otis may also offend snooty villagers due to them caring about their weight. If he asks the player to give him clothes, he will often mention Fashion Lad, a superhero invented by lazy villagers.

House

Otis's house has some pieces from the Mossy Garden Theme, including a Deer Scare and a Garden Pond. He also has a Scary Painting and several gyroids. His does not own a stereo, which means he will not play any music in his home.

Names in other languages

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