Bonbon

This article is about the peppy rabbit villager. For the normal cat villager whose catchphrase is Bonbon, see Lolly.

This article is about the peppy rabbit villager. For the peppy cat villager whose catchphrase is similar to her Japanese name, see Felicity.

She has the play hobby.

Quick Answers

What does Bonbon's name mean in French?

In French, 'Bonbon' translates to 'candy'. This is evident in the character Bonbon from the Animal Crossing series, which often employs thematic or pun-based names.

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In which Animal Crossing games does Bonbon appear?

The character Bonbon from Animal Crossing has made appearances in several games in the series. These games include Animal Crossing: City Folk, Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, and Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

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What is the personality type of Bonbon in Animal Crossing?

Bonbon from Animal Crossing exhibits a peppy personality. She's typically in high spirits, making it easy to befriend her. She's prone to overreacting in trivial conversations and is often overly excited to interact with the player or other villagers. Bonbon is rarely deterred from pursuing her hobbies and aspires to achieve fame. She reads Ms. Nintendique, a magazine within the game's universe. Despite her short attention span, she maintains good relationships with most villagers, except for cranky and snooty ones.

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What is the origin of Bonbon's Japanese name?

In the Animal Crossing series, the rabbit character Bonbon has a Japanese name, Mimii. This name is a humorous play on the Japanese term for 'ear', mimi, a nod to her long, distinctive ears.

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Appearance

Bonbon is a brown rabbit with blonde bangs. Her paws are light pink and the tips of her feet are dark-brown, resembling strappy sandals. She wears pink eye shadow and pink blush. She has side-eyes and a smirk. In New Leaf, she wears a chocomint tee; in New Horizons, she wears a mint sleeveless tunic.

Personality

Peppy villagers appear to be in a good mood often and are easy to become friends with. As a peppy villager, Bonbon will have the tendency to over-react in conversations about trivial subjects, and will usually be over-excited to see the player or other villagers. This villager, like other peppy villagers, will rarely be discouraged from doing anything, including the usual hobbies. Peppy villagers dream of becoming famous in the future and read Ms. Nintendique, an unseen magazine read by snooty, normal, and other peppy villagers in the Animal Crossing series. Peppy villagers will also have a very short attention span, which means they soon forget some arguments or tasks given to the player which weren't completed. Bonbon may easily get upset in conversation when the wrong things are said. She will get along well with other villagers, particularly lazy, normal, jock, sisterly, and other peppy villagers, but she may annoy and upset cranky and snooty villagers, whose personalities differ to hers. Due to the nature of peppy villagers, she may mention how "old" or "boring" cranky villagers are compared to her opposing, upbeat personality.

House

In New Leaf, the majority of the furniture in Bonbon's house comes from the modern wood series. She uses the sofa, stool, bed, wardrobe, and matching wallpaper. In the center of the room is a patchwork table, with a patchwork lamp to the right of it. To the left of the table is a coconut palm. She has the sleek carpet on the floor. She owns a dice stereo which plays K.K. Disco.

In New Horizons, the exterior of her house is beige with brown log trim along with a tan brick roof. The interior consists of a yellow heart wallpaper and white planked flooring. She has the cute set in yellow which includes a sofa, lamp, clock, end table, cute music player (playing Bubblegum K.K.), vanity, chair, heart shaped rug and wardrobe in all shades of yellow. Her workbench is light yellow with a red lamp and heart decals.

New Leaf (interior)	New Leaf (exterior)
New Horizons (interior)	New Horizons (exterior)

Pocket Camp

Bonbon was added to Pocket Camp in the February 26, 2021 update.

Bonbon's preferred theme is cute, and she primarily gives wood as a reward. Her profile reads:

❝ Bonbon is a firm believer in quantity over quality. She’ll get plenty of work done, if you don’t mind some of it being flat-out wrong.❞

Campsite Invitation Requirements

Friendship Level: 0

Friendship Rewards

• At level 7 friendship, she will reward the player with a chocomint tee and sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 9, she will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 15, she will request that the player craft a modern wood bed.
• At level 20, she will reward the player with a pic of Bonbon and sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 25, she will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 30, she will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 35, she will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 40, she will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 45, she will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 50, she will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 55, she will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 60, she will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 65, she will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).
• At level 70, she will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1).

amiibo Card

amiibo Card[1]
Back	#049 Bonbon Type Rabbit Star sign Pisces Birthday 3/3 Roll value 5 Hand sign Scissors Request The "it" house HHD Best House on the Block HHP
← 048 Sterling #049 Bonbon 050 Punchy →

Trivia

• She shows some similarity to Lolly:
  • Bonbon's English name is the same as Lolly's initial phrase.
  • Bonbon's Italian name is the same as Lolly's English name.
• Cheri's Italian name is the same as Bonbon's English name.
• She shares a birthday with Pavé. They were both born on March 3^rd.
• In New Horizons, Bonbon's preferred styles are Cute/Elegant, and her preferred colors are Light Blue/Yellow.

In other languages

Bonbon
Language Name Translation Japanese ミミィ (Mimii) - French Sylvette - Spanish Chocolat - German Henrike - Italian Lolly - Dutch Bonbon - Russian Бонбон (Bonbon) - Chinese 妙妙 (Miàomiào) - Korean 미미 (Mimi) -

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