Elmer
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 HorseElmer | |
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| Lazy | |
Birthday
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Oct. 5 |
Catchphrase
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tenderfoot |
Favorite Saying
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"The horse doesn't pull the cart— the oats do." |
Melody
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Primary Reward Material
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 Steel |
| Group 103 | |
| Group 205 | |
Release Date
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May 10, 2022 |
Elmer is a lazy horse villager, whose preferred theme is natural. He can be unlocked by completing 
Elmer's Map.
Description
Elmer always mixes up the natural order of things. He only thinks to put on his socks after he's already wearing his shoes.
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. Elmer's Map can be obtained through Elmer's Island.
Friendship Rewards
| Level | Reward(s) |
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| Level 7 |   Periwinkle Tee x1 and Sparkle Stones x1 |
| Level 9 | Sparkle Stones x1 |
| Level 15 |  Sweets Mini Table Special Request Craft Unlock* |
| Level 20 |  Elmer'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 |
|---|---|---|
 Full-Bloom Picnic |
55-4 | Garden |
In Other Languages
Name
 Elmer
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| Language | Name | Romanization |
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| English (Europe/Australia) | Elmer | |
| German | ||
| Spanish (Europe) | ||
| Spanish (Latin America) | ||
| French (Canada) | ||
| French (Europe) | ||
| Italian | ||
| Japanese | ||
| Traditional Chinese | ||
| Korean | ||
Catchphrase
| tenderfoot | ||
| Language | Catchphrase | Romanization |
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| English (Europe/Australia) | tenderfoot | |
| German | ||
| Spanish (Europe) | ||
| Spanish (Latin America) | ||
| French (Canada) | ||
| French (Europe) | ||
| Italian | ||
| Japanese | ||
| Traditional Chinese | ||
| Korean | ||
Favorite Saying
| "The horse doesn't pull the cart— the oats do." | ||
| Language | Favorite Saying | Translation |
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| English (Europe/Australia) | "The horse doesn't pull the cart— the oats do." | |
| German | ||
| Spanish (Europe) | ||
| Spanish (Latin America) | ||
| French (Canada) | ||
| French (Europe) | ||
| Italian | ||
| Japanese | ||
| Traditional Chinese | ||
| Korean | ||
Description
| Elmer always mixes up the natural order of things. He only thinks to put on his socks after he's already wearing his shoes. | ||
| Language | Description | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| English (Europe/Australia) | Elmer always mixes up the natural order of things. He only thinks to put on his socks after he's already wearing his shoes. | |
| German | ||
| Spanish (Europe) | ||
| Spanish (Latin America) | ||
| French (Canada) | ||
| French (Europe) | ||
| Italian | ||
| Japanese | ||
| Traditional Chinese | ||
| Korean | ||
