Vladimir

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Favorite saying	"Trouble never comes alone."
Catchphrase	"nyet"
Clothing	[[Item: (New Horizons)\|]]
Main appearances
	DnM DnM+ AC DnMe+ iQue; WW CF NL NH
Other appearances
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"Trouble never comes alone."

— Vladimir, Animal Crossing: New Leaf

Vladimir (ガビ, Gabi) is a cranky, cub villager from the Animal Crossing series. "Vladimir" is a traditional Russian name, and "nyet", Vladimir's catchphrase, is Russian for "no". He was absent in Animal Crossing: Wild World, but reappeared in Animal Crossing: City Folk.

Appearance

Vladimir is a pink bear with bubblegum pink-tipped paws and muzzle. He also has a scruff of blond hair. His eyebrows are thick. He initially wears a lite polka shirt.

Personality

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

Vladimir is a cranky villager, which means he is stubborn and easily annoyed when things are not going his way. He will appear rude and belittling towards the player, but will eventually warm up to them, considering them to be his only friend. He will find the usual hobbies of fishing, bug catching, fossil hunting, fashion, and furniture collecting considerably more interesting compared to other village types, adding more reason behind the hobbies than other villagers. He will get along with other cranky villagers and snooty villagers, who share the same interests and meaningful discussions. He will often suggest planting false information on peppy villagers when no interesting events are happening in the town, usually to the disgust of the normal villagers.

House

In Animal Crossing: City Folk, he has various items from the Construction Theme, like the handcart, jackhammer, iron frame, detour arrow, orange cone and steam roller. He also collects furniture from the Robo series the robo-bed. His tape deck player plays "Agent K.K." He has the chainlink fence as his wall, and, like most other cranky villager's walls and/or floors, Vladimir's floor is the sandlot floor, which only can be gotten from Saharah.