Drago

Drago
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Species		Personality		Gender
[[Alligator|Alligator]]		[[Lazy]]		Male
Birthday		[[|]] February 12th			{{{sign}}}
Favorite saying		"There's no room for two dragons in one pond."
Catchphrase		"えーと, burrrn"
Clothing		[[Item: (New Horizons)|]]
Main appearances
DnM DnM+ AC DnMe+ iQue WW CF NL NH
Other appearances
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Drago (タツオ, Tatsuo) is an alligator villager that first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. His name means "dragon" in Italian.

Appearance

Drago is an alligator. He is a variation of green with a white underside, and white hands and feet. He has purple lips and a scaly design all over his body. He appears to be a dragon or a frilled lizard. He possesses frilled flaps on either side of his face, as well as two large horns on his head. He appears more like a mythical creature than a real alligator, similar to Julian who appears to be a unicorn rather than a horse. Drago is normally referred to as a dragon rather than an alligator because of his looks, name and catchphrase, "burrrrn".

Personality

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

As a lazy villager, Drago will enjoy napping and talking about food, as well as appearing calm and relaxed through most circumstances. Like other lazy villagers, he will share the same interests such as clothes, fishing, bug catching, and fossil hunting. When he talks about clothes, he may mention his alter-ego, "Fashion Lad," a hero made up by lazy villagers who tackles fashion disasters. Snooty and jock villagers will find it difficult to get along with him, due to his relaxed lifestyle which may cause offense to these villagers.

House

Drago's house contains many items from the Exotic series. He also has two plants and the mosaic wall and floor.