| Phoebe
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ヒノコ
Hinoko
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| Birthday
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April 22nd
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| Star sign
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 Taurus
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| Initial phrase
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sparky NA
アツイわ JP
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| Initial clothes
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Flame Tee
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| Favorite Saying
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You can't keep a good bird down.
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| Main Appearances
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| Other Appearances
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Phoebehttps://nookipedia.com/w/images/thumb/2/20/Phoebe_NL.png/200px-Phoebe_NL.pngYou can't keep a good bird down.FemaleUchiOstrichApril 22ndTaurussparky NA
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Phoebe is an uchi ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. She first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Both Phoebe's English and Japanese names are plays on the mythical phoenix, known as hinotori in Japanese. Hinoko can also mean "sparks".
Characteristics[edit]
Appearance[edit]
Phoebe is an orange-red and brilliant yellow ostrich with spotted wings, a salmon beak and striped legs. She has a yellow-orange blush on her cheeks and navy eyelashes. She has visible spots and patterns on her wings and tail. These patterns resemble a peacock's tailfeathers. Her initial clothing, the flame shirt, is a black shirt with a fiery pattern. Her appearance is based on a phoenix. Her description in Pocket Camp also refers to the longevity of this mythical bird.
Personality[edit]
Below is a brief description of the uchi personality. For more information, click here.
Having the uchi personality, Phoebe will be the elder sister figure of the player in the game. She may sometimes be mistaken as a peppy villager, the counterpart of jock villagers, since she frequently expresses her love of sports while in a conversation with the player. Phoebe enjoys a laid-back and peaceful life, often expressing her discontent about the cranky and snooty villagers who enjoy spreading rumors about other villagers. She may be considered a more free-spirited and adventurous version of normal villagers, and is the female counterpart of smug villagers.
Preferences[edit]
In New Leaf[edit]
| Picture
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You can't keep a good bird down.
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| Biography
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| Siblings
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Fifth of six
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| Skill
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Eating frequently
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| Goal
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Swimmer
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| Fear
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Skeleton Hood
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| Favorites
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| Clothing
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 Ornate
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 Iconic
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| Color
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Yellow
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| Coffee
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| Type
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Kilimanjaro
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| Milk
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A little bit
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| Sugar
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One spoonful
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| Ideal Gifts for Phoebe – Yellow Ornate Items
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https://nookipedia.com/w/images/f/fd/PhoebePicACNL.pngFifth of sixEating frequentlySwimmerSkeleton HoodOrnateIconicYellowKilimanjaroA little bitOne spoonful
Phoebe enjoys furniture using the same color scale as her, such as black, purple, indigo and red. She has a Gorgeous Bed, a Mini Squelchoid, two Simple Love Seats, a Glass-Top Table, a Poinsettia, an Electric Guitar and a Fireplace. Her house uses the Checkered Tile and Backgammon Wall. The Turntable in her house plays K.K. Flamenco.
Other Appearances[edit]
In Pocket Camp[edit]
| Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Character Info
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| Phoebe
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Primary Reward Material:
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Steel
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| Description
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Phoebe definitely knows the secret to a long life... and it turns out to just be taking things slow and remembering your vitamins.
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| Requirements to Invite:
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| Tiki Torch
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Beacon Fire
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Campfire Cookware
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Natural Fence
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Natural Bench
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| Friendship Rewards:
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→
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→
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→
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→
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| Flame Tee and Sparkle Stone
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Sparkle Stone
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Gas Pump Craft Unlock
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pic of Phoebe and Sparkle Stone
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Sparkle Stone
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| Level 7
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→
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Level 9
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→
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Level 15
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→
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Level 20
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→
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Level 25
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Card profiles[edit]
| Animal Crossing amiibo card
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| Card back
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| #135 Phoebe - Series 2
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| Type:
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Ostrich
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| Star sign:
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Taurus
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| Birthday:
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April 22nd
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| Dice value:
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1
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| Hand sign:
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Paper
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Gallery[edit]
Artwork[edit]
Sprites & Models[edit]
Animal Crossing: New Leaf
Screenshots[edit]
Animal Crossing: New Leaf
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language
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Name
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Meaning
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| Spanish |
Avelina |
"Avelina" can be roughly translated to "Birdie"
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| French |
Faustine |
French given name
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| Italian |
Fenicia |
Probably from "Fenice" which means "Phoenix" in Italian
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