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...receive an [[HRA]] bonus. The category was referred to as "Paintings" in {{WW|short|nolink}} and {{CF|short}} but was renamed to "Art" in {{NL}} after th ==={{WW|nolink}}===

...to them. Striking a [[villager]] three times with a net will result in the villager simultaneously complaining and becoming angry or sad, incurring a [[friends ...y catch anything. Additionally, in {{NH|short|nolink}}, gifting a net to a villager will replace the {{I|net|NH}} item as their default net.

[[File:NH Snooty 1.jpg|240px|thumb|right|[[Snooty (villager)|Snooty]] preparing to unpack in {{NH|short|nolink}}]] ...]'s [[town]]. Whenever there is an available space in the player's town, a villager will move in. After a while, villagers start to move out.

The '''watering can''' is a gardening tool, first introduced in {{WW}} and appearing in all subsequent games. It is used to water [[flower]]s in ...villagers can only water one flower at a time. Gifting a watering can to a villager will replace the {{I|watering can|NH}} item as their default watering can.

...owever, they are never seen catching anything). Gifting a fishing rod to a villager will replace the {{I|fishing rod|NH}} item as their default fishing rod. ===In {{WW|short|nolink}}===

{{Villager Header ===In {{WW|short|nolink}}===

{{Villager Header {{Wrongpage|the special character|the villager whose Korean name is Isabelle|Bella|French|Caroline}}

...ted playable character, specifically [[Villager (Super Smash Bros. series)|Villager]], whose appearance is based on the male player from {{CF}}. Additionally, *[[Villager (Super Smash Bros. series)|Villager]]* - <small>[[smashwiki:Villager (SSB4)|{{Colorshow|666|Article on SmashWiki}}]]</small>

...sland|island]] where players can help a local [[islander]] furnish their [[Villager house|house]], a [[museum]] for donating collectibles, a [[Able Sisters|tai ...]], hunt for [[fossil]]s and [[fish]], catch [[bug]]s, do favors for the [[villager]]s, or decorate their [[Player house|homes]].