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'''Kapp'n''' is a green Kappa that features in the ''[[Animal Crossing (series)|Animal Crossing]]'' series as a driver of various forms of transport. He has been known to row boats, drive taxis and buses. Kapp'n himself is a sailor by nature, referring frequently to his life on the sea and speaking in stereotypical pirate tones. He has also expresses a fondness for women and singing old sea shanties.
'''Kapp'n''' is a green Kappa that features in the ''[[Animal Crossing (series)|Animal Crossing]]'' series as a driver of various forms of transport. He has been known to row boats, drive taxis and buses. Kapp'n himself is a sailor by nature, referring frequently to his life on the sea and speaking in stereotypical pirate tones. He has also expresses a fondness for women and singing old sea shanties.


The word 'Kappa', from which Kapp'n derives, is the name for a river imp in Japanese folklore. They are usually mischevous in nature.
The word 'Kappa', from which Kapp'n derives, is the name for a river imp in Japanese folklore. They are mischevous in nature, and reptilian in appearance.

Revision as of 13:35, 23 January 2009

Kapp'n is a green Kappa that features in the Animal Crossing series as a driver of various forms of transport. He has been known to row boats, drive taxis and buses. Kapp'n himself is a sailor by nature, referring frequently to his life on the sea and speaking in stereotypical pirate tones. He has also expresses a fondness for women and singing old sea shanties.

The word 'Kappa', from which Kapp'n derives, is the name for a river imp in Japanese folklore. They are mischevous in nature, and reptilian in appearance.