Chuckhttps://nookipedia.com/w/images/thumb/b/b8/Chuck_PG.png/200px-Chuck_PG.pngUnknownMaleCrankyBullUnknownTaurusってんだ(JP)
jerky(EN)4 ball ShirtUnknownUnknownDoubutsu no Mori
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Animal Crossing
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Chuck (ビフテキ, Beefsteak) is a cranky, bull villager in the Animal Crossing series. Being a bull, Chuck's name probably comes from the cut of meat "ground chuck." His Japanese name is literally Beefsteak. His Japanese catchphrase, Ttenda, is likely a play on tender, referring to how many people enjoy steaks to be cooked. His phrase relates to beef jerky, a type of food made from cows.
Appearance[edit]
Chuck is a brown bull with dark brown hair, angry eyes, big nostrils, and yellow horns and hooves. His eyes give an angry expression, relating to the fact that he is a cranky villager. His initial clothing is the 4 ball Shirt.
Personality[edit]
Below is a brief description of the cranky personality. For more information, click here.
Chuck has a cranky personality. He may be rude and grouchy toward the player at first, but will eventually warm up. He will get along with lazy, snooty and other cranky villagers.
Chuck has the complete series of green furniture, as well as the wall and floor. His house is very simple and relaxing, odd for his villager type. He has K.K. Blues on a turntable-style stereo.
Card profiles[edit]
Animal Crossing e-Reader Card[edit]
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| #094 Chuck - Series 2
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Male
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Bull
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Four-ball Shirt
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Taurus
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jerky
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| Password:
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hfiYsELg5@Tkt#
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d&rQmDvLNnuJUG
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| It's funny how a guy can be mean and grumpy without even knowing it. You can't really fault them for it if they don't mean to be that way. Chuck, on the other hand, is mean and grumpy because he finds it fun. Jerky!
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Names in other languages[edit]
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Name
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Tauricio |
From the Latin taurus, meaning "bull"
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| French |
Léon |
lion
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More bull villagers
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