Dora

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Favorite saying	"Got any cheese for me?"
Catchphrase	"squeaky"
Clothing	[[Item: (New Horizons)\|]]
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"Got any cheese for me?"

— Dora, Animal Crossing: Wild World

Dora (とめ, Tome) is a normal mouse villager from the Animal Crossing series. Her catch phrase, "squeaky," is a reference to the sound that mice make.

Appearance

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Dora is a white mouse with large blue ears. She has small pink cheeks, and there is blue on the tips of her feet and around her ears. She has a black nose. On rainy days, she carries a Paper parasol. She initially wears the Sharp Outfit.

Personality

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

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Dora has a normal personality, which means she will appear shy and caring. She will become upset easily, usually when the wrong things have been said, or when she asks the player for help, for which them on their speed after completing the tasks. In Animal Crossing: Wild World, she will mention an imaginary friends called Moppina, which reflects on her unseen cleanliness and hygiene obsession, which she will mention when the player enters her house. She will partake in the usual hobbies for relaxing reasons, but may on occasion have friendly competitions against the player for something to do. Like all normal villagers, she is likely to move out if the player tells her "I don't need you," which deeply upsets her and greatly increases the chances of her moving.

Dora will get along with all the villagers in the town, appearing as the motherly or elder sister type character to lazy and peppy villagers. She will get along well with snooty villagers, who will enjoy her compliments, but she may become upset when talking to cranky villagers, who enjoy criticizing and planting false information on others.