Neapolitan

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#65 Neapolitan  
Neapolitan NH Texture.png
Aircheck
Live Performance
Mood Good
Owned by
Anicotti (NL, NH),
Bob (NH),
Candi (NH),
Clyde (NH),
Elise (prior to NH),
Erik (NL),
Gabi (NH),
Ketchup (NL, NH),
Merry (NH),
Truffles (NH),
Zipper T. Bunny (RV)
Instruments Piccolo, Wurlitzer
Main appearances

Other appearances
Names in other languages
 ナポリタン
 意大利面
 Napolitaine
 Napolitana
 Napoletana
 Неаполитанское
 토마토 스파게티
 義大利麵
 Napolitaine
 Napolitana
 Neapolitaner
 Napolitain

"Neapolitan" is a K.K. Slider song. It sounds similar to the music in the City.

"Neapolitan" means "from Naples," Naples being the largest city in southern Italy. True to its title, the song incorporates Italian motifs; it seems to have a Wurlitzer and a piccolo at one point.

The album cover in New Horizons features the word "Napoletana", the Italian name for the song, at the top in green capital letters. In prior games, it featured the word "Napolitain", the Dutch name of the song, written in spaghetti which is twirled around a fork. Curlos, Drake, and Teddy are also on the album cover, wearing Italian outfits, with Fruity and Ike appearing in place of Drake and Teddy on its original e-Reader card. Neapolitan did not appear in the original Animal Crossing.

Anicotti (beginning as of Animal Crossing: New Leaf), Bob, Candi, Clyde (all in Animal Crossing: New Horizons), Elise (before Animal Crossing: New Horizons), Erik (in Animal Crossing: New Leaf), Gabi (in Animal Crossing: New Horizons), Ketchup (beginning as of Animal Crossing: New Leaf - Welcome amiibo), Merry and Truffles (both in Animal Crossing: New Horizons) have this song playing in their houses.

Gallery

Sprites and models

Miscellaneous

Names in other languages

Japanese ナポリタン
Naporitan

Korean 토마토 스파게티
Tomato Seupageti
Tomato Spaghetti

Simplified Chinese 意大利面 (iQue)
Yìdàlì miàn
Spaghetti

Russian Неаполитанское
Neapolitanskoye

Dutch Napolitain

German Neapolitaner

European Spanish Napolitana

European French Napolitaine

Italian Napoletana