| Grams
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ゲコ
Geko
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Artwork of Grams from New Leaf.
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| Service
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Island
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| Birthday
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April 15th
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| Star sign
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 Aries
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| Main Appearances
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Grams (ゲコ, Geko) is a green turtle (kappa in the Japanese version) that appears in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. She is Kapp'n's mother, and along with the rest of his family, works in the hut on Tortimer Island. She sells items there, which can be purchased with medals. On the player's first visit to Tortimer Island, she will get scared if the player tries to talk to her.
Villager Info[edit]
In Happy Home Designer[edit]
| Happy Home Designer House Info
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| Grams
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Special Kappa
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| Client's Vision:
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I'll leave it up to you!
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| Required Items:
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None
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| Favorite Song:
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Marine Song 2001
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| Favorite Saying:
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Patience when ye're poor, frugality when ye're not.
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*Grams will share a house with Kapp'n, Leilani and Leila.
Card profiles[edit]
Happy Home Designer amiibo card[edit]
| Animal Crossing amiibo card
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| Card back
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| #211 Grams - Series 3
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| Type:
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Special
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| Star sign:
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Aries
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| Birthday:
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April 15th
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| Dice value:
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2
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| Hand sign:
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Scissors
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Other Appearances[edit]
Grams has a possible chance of appearing in the background of the stage Tortimer Island, and appears as a trophy.
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#435 Grams
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NTSC-U: The eldest turtle on the tropical island, Grams runs the souvenir counter. She'll trade you island-themed goods in exchange for the medals you earned during tours. Among the things she sells are flower-patterned muumuus, but Leila thinks they look best on Grams.
PAL: Want ocean-themed souvenirs? Look no further than the shop on Tortimer Island! They don't even cost a single Bell - Grams only takes medals. You might be tempted by the adorable muumuus on sale, but no one could look better in one than Grams herself. At least, that's what her granddaughter, Leila, thinks.
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Names in other languages[edit]
| Language
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Name
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Meaning
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Rosauria |
Blend of "Rosaura" (means golden rose) and "dinosaurio" (dinosaur)
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| French |
Mamiral |
Amiral and "Mamie" (meaning Granny) combined together
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| German |
Bonnie |
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| Italian |
Remigia |
From the Italian female given name Remigia, which roughly means "female paddler".
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