Zucker

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Villager Octopus Icon.png Octopus
Zucker
Zucker Picture.png
Icon
Zucker Icon.png
Civic Banner.png
Lazy
Birthday
Mar. 8
Catchphrase
bloop
Favorite Saying
"There's no such thing as luck."
Melody
Primary Reward Material
Material Paper.png
Paper
Group 111
Group 203
Release Date
Nov. 24, 2020

Zucker is a lazy octopus villager, whose preferred theme is civic. He can be unlocked by completing Zucker's Map.

Description

Zucker's not sure whether he likes puddings better when they're nice and firm or still warm and wobbly. It's a nice problem to have though, isn't it? Win-win.

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. Zucker's Map can be obtained through Zucker and Pals' Island.

Friendship Rewards

Level Reward(s)
Level 7 Tops food pudding.png Material Sparkle Stones.png
Flan Tank x1 and Sparkle Stones x1
Level 9 Material Sparkle Stones.png
Sparkle Stones x1
Level 15 Int oth icec chestb.png
Minifridge
Special Request Craft Unlock*
Level 20 Bromide ocp02.png Material Sparkle Stones.png
Zucker's Pic and Sparkle Stones x1
Level 25-82
(Every 5 levels)
Material Sparkle Stones.png
Sparkle Stones x1

* Crafting this item and completing the villager's special request rewards the player with +10 Friendship EXP, 1,000 Bells Bells, Request Ticket x1 and Calling Card x1.

Level Unlocks

Level Unlock
Level 8 Outfit Change Unlock Icon.png
Unlocks Outfit Changing
Level 10 Lost Requests Unlock Icon.png
Unlocks Lost Item Requests

Related Cookies

  • None

Related Memories

  • None

Related Classes

  • None



In Other Languages

Name

Zucker Icon.png Zucker
Language Name Romanization
English (Europe/Australia) Zucker
German Ottokar
Spanish (Europe) Paulino
Spanish (Latin America) Paulino
French (Canada) Marvin
French (Europe) Marvin
Italian Poldo
Japanese タコヤ Takoya
Traditional Chinese 章丸丸 Zhāng wánwán
Korean 탁호 Takho

Catchphrase

bloop
Language Catchphrase Romanization
English (Europe/Australia) bloop
German saug
Spanish (Europe) churubú
Spanish (Latin America) churubú
French (Canada) sploush
French (Europe) sploush
Italian blub
Japanese せやねん seyanen
Traditional Chinese 认同 rèn tóng
Korean 약히 yaghi

Favorite Saying

"There's no such thing as luck."
Language Favorite Saying Translation
English (Europe/Australia) "There's no such thing as luck."
German „Mit einem Eis in jeder Hand lässt sich Leben genießen.“ "Life can be enjoyed with an ice cream in each hand."
Spanish (Europe)
Spanish (Latin America)
French (Canada) « Si je mange comme quatre, c'est parce que j'ai huit bras! » "If I eat like four, it's because I have eight arms!"
French (Europe) « Si je mange comme quatre, c'est parce que j'ai huit bras! » "If I eat like four, it's because I have eight arms!"
Italian "Adoro la fortuna... se gira nel verso giusto." "I love luck... if it goes the right way."
Japanese 「1個オマケ」 "One bonus item."
Traditional Chinese 「買一送一」 "Buy one, get on free."
Korean 1개는 덤 "One is a bonus."

Description

Zucker's not sure whether he likes puddings better when they're nice and firm or still warm and wobbly. It's a nice problem to have though, isn't it? Win-win.
Language Description Translation
English (Europe/Australia) Zucker's not sure whether he likes puddings better when they're nice and firm or still warm and wobbly. It's a nice problem to have though, isn't it? Win-win.
German Ein gutes Herz, ein verschlafener Blick und freche Sommersprossen. Kurz gesagt - Ottokar ist zum Anbeißen suß! A good heart, a sleepy look and cheeky freckles. In short - Ottokar is cute enough to eat!
Spanish (Europe)
Spanish (Latin America)
French (Canada) Marvin a un problème : quand il mange une tarte aux fraises, il ne sait pas s'il doit commencer par la croûte ou les fruits. Chacun ses soucis, n'est-ce pas ? Marvin has a problem: when he eats a strawberry pie, he doesn't know whether to start with the crust or the fruit. To each his own, right?
French (Europe) Marvin a un problème : quand il mange une tarte aux fraises, il ne sait pas s'il doit commencer par la croûte ou les fruits. Chacun ses soucis, n'est-ce pas ? Marvin has a problem: when he eats a strawberry pie, he doesn't know whether to start with the crust or the fruit. To each his own, right?
Italian A Poldo piace il budino bello compatto. Anche se, a dirla tutta, gli piace pure quando è ancora tiepido e tutto traballante... Mmmh... Poldo likes his pudding nice and firm. Although, to be honest, he also likes it when it's still warm and all wobbly... Mmmh...
Japanese 外がカリカリで 中がトロトロ、 アツアツのたこ焼きももちろんだけど ペタンコにくっついて冷めかかった たこ焼きも、おいしいよねぇ~。 Of course piping hot takoyaki are crispy on the outside and soft and gooey inside, but flat, stuck-together takoyaki that have cooled down are also delicious.
Traditional Chinese 煎得表皮酥脆、內餡滑嫩, 熱騰騰的章魚燒當然很美味, 但是扁塌且冷掉的章魚燒 也是很好吃的吧~ Of course, hot takoyaki, with its crispy skin and tender filling, is delicious, but flattened and cold takoyaki is also delicious~
Korean 겉은 바삭바삭 속은 촉촉.

따끈따끈한 문어빵도 좋지만 납작하게 달라붙어서 다 식은 문어빵도 나름대로 맛있답니다~

Crispy on the outside, moist on the inside. Takoyaki is good, but flat takoyaki that has cooled down is also delicious in its own way~