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googldf,sjsjsj Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
Filbert is a squirrel villager with a Lazy personality introduced in the first game
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
and appeared throughout the series.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
Filbert is only a lazy squirrel.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
Filbert has the nature hobby.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
== Etymology ==
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
• Its name, like most of its species, comes from a type of nut. In this case, its name comes from the Spanish word "Filberto" an edible type of hazelnut.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
== Appearance ==
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
Filbert is a light blue squirrel with a white stripe on its forehead (almost like
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
Belinda) and a white swirl on the tail. He has bright pink cheeks and the inside of his rounded ears are orange. His starting outfit is the Vogue Top in all games before New Leaf. In New Leaf, he wears the Checkered tee. He is often mistaken for a girl because of his cheekbones. His eyes are wide, making him look much more like a jock or a snooty villager.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
== Personality ==
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
{{pers|Lazy}}
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
Filbert, being a lazy personality, will be friendly due to his lifestyle.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
Like all lazy villagers, he will love to eat, relax and fish. He will get along with other villagers, but he might offend jock villagers, who have an exercise and fitness lifestyle, as opposed to the lazy lifestyle. He will get along with other lazy villagers with whom he will talk about food, comics or superheroes.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
 
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
== House ==
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
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She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
House of Filbert AC.png|House of Filbert in {{AC}}
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
Exterior of Filbert AC.png|The Exterior of Filbert's house in {{AC}}
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
House of Filbert WW.png|House of Filbert in {{WW}}.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
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She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
[[Category:Lazy villagers]]
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.Rio (デジャネイロ, Dejaneiro?, De Janeiro) is a peppy ostrich villager in the Animal Crossing series. Her name is shared with the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its flamboyant carnivals. Her actual species resembles a rhea, an ostrich-like bird native to the country of Brazil, which her name references. Her initial catchphrase is a reference towards her aviary species, since newly hatched birds are called "chicks". She only appeared in the Animal Forest series (including e+) and Animal Crossing, before returning to the series in New Horizons with the November 5th Free Content Update as part of amiibo Series 5.
She has the music hobby.

Revision as of 16:20, 13 March 2024

Filbert is a squirrel villager with a Lazy personality introduced in the first game and appeared throughout the series. Filbert is only a lazy squirrel. Filbert has the nature hobby.

Etymology

• Its name, like most of its species, comes from a type of nut. In this case, its name comes from the Spanish word "Filberto" an edible type of hazelnut.

Appearance

Filbert is a light blue squirrel with a white stripe on its forehead (almost like Belinda) and a white swirl on the tail. He has bright pink cheeks and the inside of his rounded ears are orange. His starting outfit is the Vogue Top in all games before New Leaf. In New Leaf, he wears the Checkered tee. He is often mistaken for a girl because of his cheekbones. His eyes are wide, making him look much more like a jock or a snooty villager.

Personality

Below is a brief description of the Lazy personality. For more information, click here. Filbert, being a lazy personality, will be friendly due to his lifestyle. Like all lazy villagers, he will love to eat, relax and fish. He will get along with other villagers, but he might offend jock villagers, who have an exercise and fitness lifestyle, as opposed to the lazy lifestyle. He will get along with other lazy villagers with whom he will talk about food, comics or superheroes.

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