Two Farewells and Two Welcomes

Farewell to Gayle

It was only a short time with Gayle. Although I've met her a few times while villager hunting for my starters. Now I find myself with two normal villagers and without a cranky villager. It's a common route when shaping up my new island roster. Unfortunately, Gayle is the only viable option this time. She is still a nice villager to have. Her cherry blossom coat is a nice shade for pink themed islands, or a nice contrast to darker toned themes. She is also currently the only normal alligator in New Horizons. Perhaps we'll see each other in the near future, Gayle.


Welcome Del!


Now this is a unique looking alligator! Del is currently the only cranky alligator in Animal Crossing. He's sporting that battleship / submarine look. I haven't met him before in ACPG. I can't really think of anyone else since Gayle the alligator left. So a cranky alligator is a good swap. Looking forward to living with you, Del!


Farewell to Tiffany


I'm stuck with three snooty villagers so one of them has to go. Now I'm missing a cranky villager to this island as well. I picked this (naughty?) rabbit but I'm figuring out where she could live next. I chose her to fill up my island, because of her adult aesthetic. But I changed my mind when I found my last villager. Tiffany's design is unique considering the general audience of Animal Crossing. Anyway, I'm pretty sure that I'll be seeing Tiffany again.


Welcome to Frett!

Frett reeks of a dad vibe who's looking to fit in. He's also a mood as someone worried on how to please his friends. He's like a male normal villager with a deep voice. Whatever Frett's state in life, whether getting himself together or making ends meet, Frett is welcome in my island! I need him on my island as he fits perfectly on the theme! Lo and behold! His thick eyebrows and round eyes look goofy. And I love his surprised (emote) face as its similar to Isabella's dots for eyes.


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