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Hopkins
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Species		Personality		Gender
[[Rabbit|Rabbit]]		[[Lazy]]		Male
Star sign		[[]]
Catchphrase		"ぷぅ"
Clothing		[[Item: (New Horizons)|]]
Main appearances
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Other appearances
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Hopkins (プースケ Pusuke) is a lazy rabbit villager from the Animal Crossing series, first appearing in the Japanese exclusive Doubutsu no Mori e+. Like other villagers from this game, he is also set to appear in the updated version of Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

Characteristics

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Hopkins in Doubutsu no Mori e+

Appearance

Hopkins is a bright blue rabbit with dark blue freckles, and thin, blue eyebrows. The inside of his ears are yellow.

Personality

Below is a brief description of the lazy personality. For more information, click here.

Hopkins has a lazy personality, which means he will enjoy eating and sleeping. Being a lazy villager means he gets along poorly with jock villagers, who have opposite life styles. Hopkins also will also not get along with snooty villagers, since he cares little about his physical appearance, which the snooty villager will dislike. Cranky villagers will admire his laid-back life style, and Hopkins will also get along with other lazy villagers due to similar interests and personalities.

House

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Hopkins's house

Hopkins's house is the same as Dizzy's, only that he uses the Plaster Wall and the Kiddie Flooring. Hopkins's house has a slightly childish feel to it, with an elephant slide, a train set, and a kiddie carpet. The rest of his house includes a blue chair, a toilet, a cabin bed, an alarm clock, a wee dingloid, a mega timpanoid, a mega lamentoid, a one-ball shirt, and a plaster wall.