Nat

Nat
[[File:File:Nat.png|150px|150px|alt=Artwork of Nat]]
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Species			Gender
[[Chameleon]]			Male
Star sign		[[]]
Role		Host of the Bug-Off
Main appearances
DnM DnM+ AC DnMe+ iQue WW CF NL NH
Other appearances
Film HHD aF PC
Name in other languages  Unknown  Unknown  Unknown  Unknown  Unknown  Unknown  Unknown  Unknown  Unknown  Unknown  Unknown  Unknown

Nat (カメヤマさん, Kameyama-san) is a chameleon who appears in Animal Crossing: City Folk. He can be found hosting the Bug-Off event in the player's town. He speaks with a cranky villager's voice (deep, masculine). He has small spectacles that sit on the end of his nose, similar to the style of an explorer who searches for new creatures (such as insects, mammals etc.). He also wears explorer clothing, which goes with his explorer appearance, and he carries a blue net (similar, but not the same as the silver net) which cannot be obtained during the game and is an item unique to him. Nat's name could either be related to "net", which he uses, or "gnat", a type of bug. Unlike Chip, Nat does not eat the bugs, though he still keeps them.

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Nat with his tent set up for the Bug-Off

His Job

He pitches his green and white tent outside the Town Hall similar to Chip, who runs the Fishing Tourney, at 9 am and waits for players and villagers to bring him different types of bugs and rates them according to rarity, luster, color and size, and then gives them a mark using an unknown point system. For each insect you give him, that is rated highly, you receive an item of furniture. Any insects given to him will not be returned, whether they win or not. He picks the winner at 6 pm, giving a total of nine hours to find a rare and exciting insect.

The winner, with the highest rating insect wins a trophy, which is sent to them in the mail by Nat for the next day, as well as a message on the bulletin board written by him.

Trivia

File:Nat.jpg

A closeup of Nat at the Bug-Off.

• He has a picture in his tent of himself next to a Birdwing Butterfly.
• After catching a few insects, he says; "Hunt bugs in the fields! Hunt bugs in the hills! Hunt bugs in the streets! You must never surrender!" This is based on a famous speech done by Winston Churchill.