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Yuka
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Her name "Yūkari" means "eucalyptus" which also relates to her English name. The eucalyptus plants, sometimes called yukkas, is what many koalas like to eat. Her initial phrase my reference her snooty personality, as people often use "tsk tsk" to express disapproval and distaste.
Yuka is a blue koala with tipped light blue paws and light blue hair. The insides of her ears are white and she has a long, brown nose. Yuka also has pink eyeshadow, and her eyelashes seem to be bright blue. Her initial clothing is Citrus Gingham.
In Animal Crossing her house had the bulk of the furniture from the Elegant Series along with the Ivory Piano, Dainty painting, Pleasant Feelings painting, a turntable, and pothos. She has the Classic Wall and the Parquet Floor. On the turntable she plays Soulful K.K. .
In City Folk she now has things from the Regal Series, but not as many pieces of furniture she had form the Elegant series in Animal Crossing. Along with her furniture from the Regal Series she has a Tea Set, A turntable (like her previous house), a Caladium, and a blue bench. Her wall is now the Stately Wall, while the flooring is still the Parquet Floor. She still played Soulful K.K. .
In New Horizons Yuka now has most of her furniture from the Antique series. Along with the furniture from the series she has a Double Sofa, a Imperial Low Table, a Pendulum Clock, a Incense Burner, and a Phonograph that plays Soulful K.K. still. She has the Beige Art-Deco Wall and the Simple Purple flooring.
Despite the pleasant face she's always putting on, Yuka can actually be a bit pushy - particularly when it comes to input from others. She tends to forget that she may not always be right.