So this is T-Bone | Animal Crossing Villagers

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In this episode, we take a look at T-bone. Join in as we take a small look at all the different Animal Crossing villagers/neighbors you can obtain!
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Welcome to another episode of "This is". With over 400 different villagers across the series, there’s no doubt we’ll all learn about someone new! I mean, I can’t be the only one tired of hearing about the same 5 villagers. This, is T-bone! T-bone is a lazy, turned cranky, villager who first showed up in Animal Crossing. He also appeared in Doubutsu no Mori, but sadly he went missing in Wild World and City Folk. Luckily, the police were called(Copper and Booker) and he was safely returned in Animal Crossing New Leaf, Happy Home Designer, and New Horizons. Sadly, I’ve never had T-bone in any of my Gamecube saves, and I can’t find any information on his house exterior or interior. He does have bamboo wall and flooring, though! -10 points, dog, I mean bull! We did learn that he be playing that K.K. Reggae! After his short vanishing, T-bone returned with a new personality and style in New Leaf. Gone was the Reggae, replaced with Steppe now .It’s almost like he wanted to erase his old identity. Are these even the same two people?! We finally see he has a metal exterior house with a red roof, big pots of stew on his fireplace, nd lush birch flooring and arched windows. The man clearly has enough money to get a new identity. Was he put into Witness protection? Why was he missing for 11 years? To try and cover up his past, T-bone got a new house in New Horizons. He now lives in a white-stoned exterior house with a blue roof. Gone were his big pots of stew; Poison stew I reckon
Replaced with a cello/ He kept his arched-windows, but got new flooring. He couldn’t give up his matryoshka and K.K. Steppe though. But seriously, the coolest thing about T-bone isn’t that his birthday is May 20th. It’s not that he is defiantly named T-bone. IT’s that his catch phrase is “Don’t have a cow”