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Bianca is a [[peppy]] [[tiger]] [[villager]] in the {{SER}}. Bianca first appeared in {{NL}}, and appeared in all subsequent games. Bianca, alongside [[Claudia]], is the first female tiger to appear, tiger since Bangle to appear in an Animal Crossing series title, also sharing Bangle's peppy personality. | |||
Her name, is an Italian word for "white," referring to the color of her fur. The latter part of her Japanese catchphrase, de hyou (でヒョウ), means "leopard," relating to her species; hyou (ひょう) also translates to "hail," relating to her cold climate theme, as she resembles a snow leopard. | |||
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Bianca is a peppy tiger villager in the Animal Crossing series. Bianca first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, and appeared in all subsequent games. Bianca, alongside Claudia, is the first female tiger to appear, tiger since Bangle to appear in an Animal Crossing series title, also sharing Bangle's peppy personality. Her name, is an Italian word for "white," referring to the color of her fur. The latter part of her Japanese catchphrase, de hyou (でヒョウ), means "leopard," relating to her species; hyou (ひょう) also translates to "hail," relating to her cold climate theme, as she resembles a snow leopard.
