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Cranston has the Daisy Meadow [[carpet]] and the Sky Wall [[wallpaper]]. His house looks much like an outdoorsy/ lazy type of person. He has a pineapple bed, a clothes rack, a white [[stereo]], a clothes rack, a fire hydrant, a picnic table, a [[fish]], and three baby-sized cribs, which could relate to the fact that Cranston is a stork, and storks were believed to deliver babies. | |||
Revision as of 01:13, 29 June 2013
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| Tokio.png | |
| Gender | Male |
| Personality | Lazy |
| Species | Ostrich |
| Birthday | September 23rd |
Cranston (トキオ, Tokio) is a ostrich villager that first appeared in Template:3DS.
Appearance
Cranston, an ostrich, is tall and white with a orange Tom Nook like section of his face around his yellow eyes. He has a black beak with an orange-red colored tip. He has what resembles a mohawk towards the back of his head(also white.) He has pinkish orange claw like bird feet. He has a very fluffy tail consisting of light peach to white feathers. He is first shown with a (lotus tee) blue and pink shirt. He has two white arms/wings.
Personality
Cranston has the Lazy personality. He is obsessed with food, enjoys Comic books, and is easy to befriend. He will not get along with Jock villagers because of their opposite lifestyle.
House
Cranston has the Daisy Meadow carpet and the Sky Wall wallpaper. His house looks much like an outdoorsy/ lazy type of person. He has a pineapple bed, a clothes rack, a white stereo, a clothes rack, a fire hydrant, a picnic table, a fish, and three baby-sized cribs, which could relate to the fact that Cranston is a stork, and storks were believed to deliver babies.
