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Fruity
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Species		Personality		Gender
[[Duck|Duck]]		[[Jock (Animal Forest e+) Cranky (New Leaf)]]		Male
Star sign		[[]]
Catchphrase		"'"
Clothing		[[Item: ()|]]
Main appearances
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Other appearances
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Fruity (フルーティー, Furūtī) is a duck from the Animal Crossing series. His only appearance was in Doubutsu no Mori e+, where he is an islander. He was planned to be a cranky villager in the Welcome amiibo update for Animal Crossing: New Leaf, but was removed for unknown reasons. Data for him still exists in the game, however.

Appearance

Fruity is a black duck with blond hair and big eyes that initially wears a blue aloha shirt. The tips of his arms are white.

Personality

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

Fruity is a jock duck, which means he will enjoy exercising.

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

Fruity was to have the cranky personality in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, meaning he is mature and adult-like. He is sometimes belittling of other villagers, but is more hospitable and kind when befriended. He will learn to confide in the player when time passes, often stating that he considers the player to be his only friend. Despite how he values his friendship with the player, he finds it difficult to communicate with normal villagers, who do not appreciate his habit of spreading rumors about others.

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