Otis

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Otis
Animal Crossing artwork
First appearance	Dōbutsu no Mori (2001)
Latest appearance	Dòngwù Sēnlín (2006)
Species	Bird
Personality	Lazy
Gender	Male
Catchphrase	"I s'pose"

Otis is a lazy bird villager. He first appears in Dōbutsu no Mori and returns in all of its variations, but he has not made any other appearances.

His name may have something to do with bird-feed, usually composed of seeds or oats.

Appearance

Otis is a gray bird with two white spots, which could be his eyebrows. His chin is orange, like a robin's, and he has a white chest and wingtips. He has an orange bill and feet, and orange feathers on his tail, which ends in the same color as his forehead.

Personality

Otis has a lazy personality, so he mostly talks about food, sleep, and superheroes. He may offend jock villagers due to them always exercising, and lazy villagers always relaxing. Cranky villagers will admire their laid-back lifestyle, but Otis may also offend snooty villagers due to them caring about their weight. If he asks the player to give him clothes, he will often mention Fashion Lad, a superhero invented by lazy villagers.

House

Otis' house has a mossy backyard theme or feel towards it. There are also five gyroids. There is no stereo, but if he obtains one, K.K. Lullaby is played.

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  Dōbutsu no Mori+ (interior)
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  Animal Crossing (interior)
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  Dòngwù Sēnlín (interior)

e-Card

e-Card
Letter Back	#151 Otis Gender Male Type Bird Star sign Capricorn Clothes Moldy Petphrase I s'pose Password EDa%JLKP9vc@#U 2zvryuAigl7Hjk Profile The distinctive patch of orange plumage on Otis's chin makes it look like he has a beard, but don't mention it to him. See, Otis has been going gray for quite some time, and he's kind of touchy about it.
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Trivia

• Otis' star sign is Capricorn.
• Otis's favorite style is Refined, while his least favorite style is Funky in Template:DnMe+.

In other languages

• French: Otis
• German: Otto
• Italian: Pablo
• Japanese: たくあん (Takuan)
• Spanish: Oto
• Chinese: 长老 (Zhânglâo)