Editing Catchphrase

{{Wrongpage|the phrases villagers use during conversation|the phrases said by the player when catching a fish, bug, or sea creature|catch quote}}

[[File:PGLouieToots.png|270px|thumb|right|[[Louie]] talking to the [[player]], saying that he says "toots" a lot.]]

A '''catchphrase''' is a word or phrase that a [[villager]] repeats during [[conversation]], which they usually say towards the end. Every villager has an initial catchphrase which they will ask the [[player]] to change, or by going to the [[Town Hall]] or [[Resident Services]] and reporting them (not in {{WW}}). Villagers may also adopt catchphrases from other villagers. For example, [[Elmer]], who has the catchphrase "tenderfoot", may adopt another villager's catchphrase at random without the player being notified. Most catchphrases relate to a villager's personality type, species, name, or appearance. It is believed that many non-villagers, such as [[Blathers]], have catchphrases though many usually use a number of different phrases and words, rather than the single catchphrase. Blathers and [[Celeste]]'s catchphrases may be hoot, Tom Nook's catchphrase may be yes and Brewster's may be coo.

===In ''Animal Crossing''===

The only way to change the catchphrase of a villager in {{WW|short|nolink}} is for them to ask the player for a new one. When a villager wants to talk to the player, they will look at them and show they want attention by an exclamation mark appearing briefly over their head, followed by the villager walking up to the player and/or following them. However, not all occasions where the villagers wants the player's attention may be because of their catchphrase.

Similar to {{WW|short|nolink}}, the player can change a villager's catchphrase by waiting for them to ask the player for their suggestion on a new catchphrase. However, the player can also go to the Town Hall and asking [[Pelly]] or [[Phyllis]] to change a villager's catchphrase by selecting the option that asks if it is "rude". The catchphrases it will be changed to include "yesiree" and "right."

The methods are the same as in {{CF|short|nolink}}, except the player must consult [[Isabelle]] instead. When reported, the catchphrase will become "uh-huh".

The methods remain mostly as they were in {{CF|short|nolink}} and {{NL|short|nolink}}, except sometimes the player can also directly witness a conversation between two villagers where one will admire the other's catchphrase and obtain permission to use it themselves. When reported, instead of the catchphrase being changed to a simple word or phrase, it will be reset to WHAT U FINK