Coco
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 RabbitCoco | |
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Birthday
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Mar. 1 |
Catchphrase
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doyoing |
Favorite Saying
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"Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today." |
Melody
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Primary Reward Material
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 Wood |
| Group 112 | |
| Group 209 | |
Release Date
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Sep. 26, 2020 |
Coco is a normal rabbit villager, whose preferred theme is harmonious. She can be unlocked by completing 
Coco's Map.
Description
She's very zen for a rabbit. There's nothing that jumps out at her as something she wants to change...except for her weird catchphrase. Maybe you can help!
Requirements to Invite
Minimum Required Friendship Level: 0
This villager is a Treasure Trekker. Treasure Trekkers can immediately be called to the campsite or cabin upon completing their respective map. Coco's Map can be obtained through Coco and Pals' Island.
Friendship Rewards
| Level | Reward(s) |
|---|---|
| Level 7 |   Dawn Tee x1 and Sparkle Stones x1 |
| Level 9 | Sparkle Stones x1 |
| Level 15 |  Ancient Statue Special Request Craft Unlock* |
| Level 20 |  Coco'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 |
|---|---|---|
 Museum Exhibit |
34-1 | Medieval |
 Museum Exhibit 2 |
34-7 | Museum |
In Other Languages
Name
 Coco
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| Language | Name | Romanization |
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| English (Europe/Australia) | Coco | |
| German | Koko | |
| Spanish (Europe) | Cocoloca | |
| Spanish (Latin America) | Cocoloca | |
| French (Canada) | Coco | |
| French (Europe) | Coco | |
| Italian | Coco | |
| Japanese | やよい | Yayoi |
| Traditional Chinese | 仰韶 | Yǎngsháo |
| Korean | 이요 | Iyo |
Catchphrase
| doyoing | ||
| Language | Catchphrase | Romanization |
|---|---|---|
| English (Europe/Australia) | doyoing | |
| German | hoppsa | |
| Spanish (Europe) | ||
| Spanish (Latin America) | ||
| French (Canada) | touloulou | |
| French (Europe) | touloulou | |
| Italian | evviva | |
| Japanese | ||
| Traditional Chinese | ||
| Korean | ||
Favorite Saying
| "Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today." | ||
| Language | Favorite Saying | Translation |
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| English (Europe/Australia) | "Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today." | |
| German | ||
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| Spanish (Latin America) | ||
| French (Canada) | ||
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| Italian | ||
| Japanese | ||
| Traditional Chinese | ||
| Korean | ||
Description
| She's very zen for a rabbit. There's nothing that jumps out at her as something she wants to change...except for her weird catchphrase. Maybe you can help! | ||
| Language | Description | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| English (Europe/Australia) | She's very zen for a rabbit. There's nothing that jumps out at her as something she wants to change...except for her weird catchphrase. Maybe you can help! | |
| German | Koko ist nicht langweilig, sie redet nur nicht viel. Vielleicht schämt sie sich, dass sie ständig „hoppsa" sagen muss. Dabei ist das für Hasen nicht besonders ungewöhnlich. | Koko isn't boring, she just doesn't talk much. Maybe she's ashamed that she has to keep saying "hoppsa." But that's not particularly unusual for rabbits. |
| Spanish (Europe) | ||
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| French (Canada) | Coco passe inaperçue, mais c'est juste qu'elle est très calme. Elle aimerait bien soigner son habitude de dire « touloulou » sans arrêt. | Coco goes unnoticed, but that's just because she's very quiet. She'd like to cure her habit of saying "touloulou" all the time. |
| French (Europe) | Coco passe inaperçue, mais c'est juste qu'elle est très calme. Elle aimerait bien soigner son habitude de dire « touloulou » sans arrêt. | Coco goes unnoticed, but that's just because she's very quiet. She'd like to cure her habit of saying "touloulou" all the time. |
| Italian | Che noiosa... Ehm, no scusa, "calma" è l'aggettivo che più le si addice. Gira voce che si stia sforzando di cambiare il suo vizio di ripetere sempre "evviva". | How boring... Er, sorry, "calm" is the adjective that best suits her. Rumor has it that she is making an effort to change her habit of always repeating "evviva". |
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