Editing Tybalt

| clothes1 = two-ball tee

| clothes1-note = Prior to {{NH|short|nolink}}, called "two-ball shirt" in {{PG|nolink}}, includes {{PC|short|nolink}} appearance after {{NH|short|nolink}}

| clothes2 = simple parka

The name Tybalt is most likely taken from William Shakespeare's ''{{Wp|Romeo and Juliet}}'', being named after the character of the same name. This is especially likely considering that another character in the play makes a scene nicknaming Tybalt the "King of Cats," which in itself is a reference to Tybalt/Tibert the Cat from the story of Reynard the Fox. The latter part of his Japanese catchphrase, ''da tora'', translates to "tiger," relating to his species.

[[File:Tybalt PG.png|thumb|80px|left|Artwork of Tybalt from {{PG}}.]]

As a [[jock]] villager, Tybalt is energetic and has an interest in physical fitness and activity. He often talks about exercise or sports and may brag about his physical fitness. While often friendly to the player, he may comment on their fitness. During conversations with other villagers, he generally gets along well with [[peppy]] villagers due to their similar hyper personalities and will also get along with [[smug]] villagers, while he may offend [[snooty]] villagers by critiquing their fitness and annoy [[cranky]] villagers with his hyper personality. In {{NH|short}}, Tybalt goes to sleep at 12:30 AM and wakes up at 6:30 AM.

|clothes = two-ball shirt

|umbrella = blue umbrella

|clothing = two-ball tee

|umbrella = leopard umbrella

|fear = werewolf hood

|favstyle = Sporty

|leastfavstyle = Cute

|ja-name-r = Harimao

|ko-name-r = Tibolteu

|clothing = simple parka

|top-rain = raincoat

|headwear-bugoff-var = Blue

|game= DnM, DnM+, iQue

|furn1= Wastebasket

|f1-img= Wastebasket DnM+ Model.png

|f1-link= Item:Wastebasket (Doubutsu no Mori+)

In {{NH}}, if Tybalt is one of the starter villagers, his house will have craftable items primarily from the [[Wooden Series]]. He cannot have his initial house interior unless he moves out of the player's island or the {{HHP|short}} DLC is purchased, in which either the player or [[Isabelle]] can reset the interior.

|house-roof= black tile roof

|house-siding= dark-brown panel siding

|house-door= latticework door

Tybalt was added to {{PC}} on January 31, 2022.<ref>{{Cite Twitter|url=https://twitter.com/Pocket_Camp/status/1488104834029039617|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220727074348/https://twitter.com/Pocket_Camp/status/1488104834029039617|archive-date=July 27, 2022|quote=Seven new campers have arrived! I can't wait to meet them—I'm sure you all feel the same!|author=Pocket_Camp|retrieved=January 31, 2022|date=January 31, 2022}}</ref>

|description = Here we go, folks! Bottom of the ninth, bases loaded, two outs on the board. Number 2 is up at bat. Give us that home run, Tybalt—give us that home run!

|friendReward1 = two-ball tee

|friendReward3 = baseball set

| clothes = two-ball shirt

| number = 08

| item1 = cabana wall

| item2 = terra-cotta floor

| item3 = air pump

| item4 = ball

| item5 = baseball set

| item6 = casual display stand

| item7 = green net

| item8 = kick scooter

| item9 = unicycle

|ja-m=''Harimau'', the Malay word for "tiger." It is also the alias of the Japanese bandit {{Wp|Tani Yutaka}} who was active in Malaya.

|es-m=Known as Tristán prior to {{WA}}

|de-m=Known as Tristan prior to {{NLWa|nolink}}

|zh-m=Probably a reference to Tani Yutaka (谷豊), a Japanese bandit known as Harimau in the 1930s.

|zht-m=Probably a reference to Tani Yutaka (谷豊), a Japanese bandit known as Harimau in the 1930s.

{{Navbox Tiger}}

{{Navbox Jock}}

{{Navbox Villager PC/Sporty}}