MissiNy
MissiNy Of Moonstone
Vladimir the cranky cub just informed me he is leaving Bayport.. Looking for him to go to a good, loving home. He is free to anyone who would like him. I also have Pippy who is leaving tomorrow.. 
Vladimir (ガビ, Gabi?) is a cranky cub villager from the Animal Crossing series. "Vladimir" is a traditional Russian name, and "nyet," Vladimir's catchphrase, is Russian for "no", referencing his cranky personality. He was absent in Animal Crossing: Wild World, but reappeared in Animal Crossing: City Folk and Animal Crossing: New Leaf. He appears on the album cover for K.K. Parade.
Patty (カルピ, Karupi?) is a peppy cow villager who has appeared in every Animal Crossing game to date. Her name either relates to a "beef patty" or "cow pat" (another name for cow dung). Her Japanese name may come from 'karupisu', a Japanese milk-based soft drink. She may be called this because milk comes from cows, and because soft drink is "bubbly", which describes her personality. Her catchphrase is based off of "How Now Brown Cow", a phrase that helps children learn rounded vowel sounds and is also a greeting. She is the only bovine to appear in every game in the series
Although I give most of my villagers for free, any amount of TBT is always appreciated but NEVER expected. Thank You
Vladimir (ガビ, Gabi?) is a cranky cub villager from the Animal Crossing series. "Vladimir" is a traditional Russian name, and "nyet," Vladimir's catchphrase, is Russian for "no", referencing his cranky personality. He was absent in Animal Crossing: Wild World, but reappeared in Animal Crossing: City Folk and Animal Crossing: New Leaf. He appears on the album cover for K.K. Parade.
Patty (カルピ, Karupi?) is a peppy cow villager who has appeared in every Animal Crossing game to date. Her name either relates to a "beef patty" or "cow pat" (another name for cow dung). Her Japanese name may come from 'karupisu', a Japanese milk-based soft drink. She may be called this because milk comes from cows, and because soft drink is "bubbly", which describes her personality. Her catchphrase is based off of "How Now Brown Cow", a phrase that helps children learn rounded vowel sounds and is also a greeting. She is the only bovine to appear in every game in the series
Although I give most of my villagers for free, any amount of TBT is always appreciated but NEVER expected. Thank You
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