Avery
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 EagleAvery | |
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| Cranky | |
Birthday
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Feb. 22 |
Catchphrase
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skree-haw |
Favorite Saying
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"What goes around comes around." |
Melody
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Primary Reward Material
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 Paper |
| Group 107 | |
| Group 206 | |
Release Date
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Dec. 21, 2017 |
Avery is a cranky eagle villager, whose preferred theme is rustic. He can be unlocked through leveling up.
Description
Avery has the look of someone from a bygone era transplanted to modern days. It doesn't seem like his speech has caught up with the times yet, either.
Requirements to Invite
Minimum Required Friendship Level: 7
| Furniture Name | Materials | Bell Cost | Craft Time |
|---|---|---|---|
 Wheat Bundle |
30  Wood
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810  Bells
|
5 Hour(s) |
 Watering Trough |
30 Wood
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950 Bells
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4 Hour(s) |
 Tiki Torch |
30  Steel
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980 Bells
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4 Hour(s) |
 Pantheon Post |
120 Steel 3  Rustic Essence
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2,250 Bells
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8 Hour(s) |
 Covered Wagon |
60 Wood 60  Cotton 3 Rustic Essence
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2,120 Bells
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9 Hour(s) |
Friendship Rewards
| Level | Reward(s) |
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| Level 7 |   Uncommon Shirt x1 and Sparkle Stones x1 |
| Level 9 | Sparkle Stones x1 |
| Level 15 |  Storefront Special Request Craft Unlock* |
| Level 20 |  Avery's Pic and Sparkle Stones x1 |
| Level 25-82 (Every 5 levels) |
Sparkle Stones x1 |
* Crafting this item and completing the villager's special request rewards the player with +10 Friendship EXP, 1,000 Bells, 
Request Ticket x1 and 
Calling Card x1.
Level Unlocks
| Level | Unlock |
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| Level 8 |  Unlocks Outfit Changing |
| Level 10 |  Unlocks Lost Item Requests |
Related Cookies
- None
Related Memories
- None
Related Classes
| Name | Class | Catalog Category |
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 Cowboy Camp |
6-3 | Western |
 Cowboy Camp 2 |
9-8 | Western |
In Other Languages
Name
 Avery
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| Language | Name | Romanization |
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| English (Europe/Australia) | Avery | |
| German | Quetzal | |
| Spanish (Europe) | Cuzco | |
| Spanish (Latin America) | Cuzco | |
| French (Canada) | Faust | |
| French (Europe) | Faust | |
| Italian | Falco | |
| Japanese | クスケチャ | Kusukecha |
| Traditional Chinese | 安谷斯 | Āngǔsī |
| Korean | 쿠스케처 | Kuseukecheo |
Catchphrase
| skree-haw | ||
| Language | Catchphrase | Romanization |
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| English (Europe/Australia) | skree-haw | |
| German | flapp | |
| Spanish (Europe) | grrraak | |
| Spanish (Latin America) | grrraak | |
| French (Canada) | phélès | |
| French (Europe) | phélès | |
| Italian | gawk | |
| Japanese | アリョイ | aryoi |
| Traditional Chinese | 溜溜 | liū liū |
| Korean | 내놔 | naenwa |
Favorite Saying
| "What goes around comes around." | ||
| Language | Favorite Saying | Translation |
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| English (Europe/Australia) | "What goes around comes around." | |
| German | „Wie du mir, so ich dir.“ | "Tit for tat." |
| Spanish (Europe) | "Si puedes matar dos pájaros de un tiro, mejor estate quietecito." | "If you can kill two birds with one stone, you'd better keep quiet." |
| Spanish (Latin America) | "Si puedes matar dos pájaros de un tiro, mejor estate quietecito." | "If you can kill two birds with one stone, you'd better keep quiet." |
| French (Canada) | « Qui a éteint la lumière? » | "Who turned off the lights?" |
| French (Europe) | « Qui a éteint la lumière? » | "Who turned off the lights?" |
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Description
| Avery has the look of someone from a bygone era transplanted to modern days. It doesn't seem like his speech has caught up with the times yet, either. | ||
| Language | Description | Translation |
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| English (Europe/Australia) | Avery has the look of someone from a bygone era transplanted to modern days. It doesn't seem like his speech has caught up with the times yet, either. | |
| German | Sieht Quetzal nicht aus wie ein Held aus alter Zeit? Vielleicht ein kühner Krieger oder charmanter Prinz? Nur seine Ausdrucksweise ist nicht ganz die eines Edelmanns. | Doesn't Quetzal look like a hero from ancient times? Perhaps a brave warrior or a charming prince? Only his manner of speaking is not quite that of a nobleman. |
| Spanish (Europe) | Los dibujos de su plumaje evocan tiempos pasados, e incluso el mismo parece un héroe histórico, quizá un guerrero o un príncipe... hasta que abre el pico. | The patterns on his plumage evoke bygone times, and even seems like a historical hero, perhaps a warrior or a prince... until it opens its beak. |
| Spanish (Latin America) | Los dibujos de su plumaje evocan tiempos pasados, e incluso el mismo parece un héroe histórico, quizá un guerrero o un príncipe... hasta que abre el pico. | The patterns on his plumage evoke bygone times, and even seems like a historical hero, perhaps a warrior or a prince... until it opens its beak. |
| French (Canada) | Avec son air de héros antique, Faust fait penser à un fier guerrier ou à un prince. Serait-il de noble extraction? Son langage laisse penser que non... | With his air of an ancient hero, Faust brings to mind a proud warrior or a prince. Could he be of noble origin? His language suggests otherwise... |
| French (Europe) | Avec son air de héros antique, Faust fair penser à un fier guerrier ou à un prince. Serait-il de noble extraction ? Son langage laisse penser que non... | |
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