Kabuki

Contents

• 1 Appearance
• 2 Personality
• 3 House
• 4 Pocket Camp
  • 4.1 Campsite Invitation Requirements
  • 4.2 Friendship Rewards
• 5 e-Card
• 6 amiibo Card
• 7 Trivia
• 8 In other languages

Appearance

Kabuki is a white cat with red stripes and yellow eyes. The markings on his face resemble different types of Kabuki make-up, also known as Kumadori. His eyes have blue pupils. It is noticeable that Kabuki has teeth in Animal Crossing, but lacks them in the subsequent games. Kabuki has a black mouth and eyebrows. His inner ears, his paws, and the tip of his tail are all reddish-pink. In Animal Crossing, Kabuki wears a Lavender Robe and in Wild World and City Folk, a Misty Shirt.

Personality

Cranky villagers will usually appear in a grouchy or agitated mood and are more difficult to befriend than most other villager types. When talking to the player, cranky villagers tend to become angry if the player disagrees with them or refuses to do a favor. Like all cranky villagers, Kabuki will be invested in his hobby and will often challenge the player to various competitions. He will easily get along with jock, snooty and other cranky villagers, and occasionally lazy and normal villagers as well. However, he will find it hard to socialize with peppy villagers, as they will seem overstimulated or immature. Kabuki will also enjoy spreading rumors about other villagers.

House

In City Folk and Wild World, Kabuki's house has a Japanese Theme including many items from the Japanese set. He has the Giant Dharma, Japanese Drum, a Tall Oombloid, and a couple of other items. His floor is a Planked Tatami (or Tatami Floor in Wild World) from Saharah and his walls are the Shoji Screen. He listens to K.K. Folk on a Reel-to-Reel. His house is a similar in design to Pekoe or Genji's homes, who are also Japanese-stylized villagers. His home request is a shrine for zen items.

In New Leaf, Kabuki's house starts with a black katana, hearth, screen, go board, retro tv, mochi pestle, blue kotatsu, Reel-to-Reel, plum bonsai, screen, Modern Screen, and Tatami Floor. His house resembles Cyrano's house in Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

Animal Crossing (interior)	Wild World (interior)
City Folk (interior)	New Leaf (interior)
New Horizons (interior)	New Horizons (exterior)

Pocket Camp

Kabuki's preferred theme is harmonious. His profile says:

Kabuki is a true advocate for this traditional arts. He has many strong opinions about what qualifies as truly traditional yet no applicable credentials.

Campsite Invitation Requirements

Friendship Level: 0

Friendship Rewards

• At level 7 friendship, he will reward the player with a misty tee and sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 9, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 15, he will request that the player craft a lucky cat.
• At level 20, he will reward the player with a pic of Kabuki and sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 25, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 30, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 35, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 40, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 45, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 50, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).

e-Card

e-Card [1]
Letter Back	#179 Kabuki Gender Male Type Cat Star sign Sagittarius Clothes Lavender robe Petphrase Meooo-OH Password 9S6V@X2L@3Qrpg XgS&%jQRK5Pxvu Profile Kabuki loves to perform, but he's too easily distracted to become a serious street actor. Instead of rehearsing, he'll start doing push-ups and pretty soon his entire day will be shot.
← 178 Blanca #179 Kabuki 180 Ellie →

amiibo Card

amiibo Card[2]
Back	#037 Kabuki Type Cat Star sign Sagittarius Birthday 11/29 Roll value 6 Hand sign Rock Request A shrine for zen items
← 036 Alli #037 Kabuki 038 Patty →

Trivia

• In Kabuki's various e-card and Amiibo card appearances, he is performing Mie, a pose used in Kabuki theatre to highlight a specific moment.

In other languages

Kabuki
Language Name Japanese かぶきち Kabukichi French Kabuki Spanish Kabuki German Kabuki Italian Kabuki Dutch Kabuki Russian Кабуки Kabuki Chinese 戈伍紀/戈伍纪 Gēwǔjì Korean 가북희 Gabukui

1. ↑ Species navigation icons from Nookipedia by Sunmarsh, CC BY-SA 3.0
2. ↑ Species navigation icons from Nookipedia by Sunmarsh, CC BY-SA 3.0