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Revision as of 14:55, 2 March 2016

Template:VillagerGus is a villager who lives and works at the Saloon in Pelican Town.

Schedule

Relationships

Gifts

Best

"You're giving this... to me? I'm speechless."

Universal Loves

Image Name Description Source Ingredients
Fish Taco It smells delicious. Cooking

Tuna (1) Tortilla (1) Red Cabbage (1) Mayonnaise (1)

Escargot Butter-soaked snails cooked to perfection. Cooking Snail (1)

Garlic (1)

Orange Juicy, tangy, and bursting with sweet summer aroma. Fruit Trees
Diamond A rare and valuable gem. Mining

Good

"Oh, that's sweet. Thank you."

Universal Likes

Image Name Description Source
Blueberry A popular berry reported to have many health benefits. The blue skin has the highest nutrient concentration. Farming

Neutral

"Oh goodness! Are you sure?"

Universal Neutral

Image Name Description Source Ingredients
Spaghetti An old favorite. Cooking Wheat Flour (1)

Tomato (1)

Sashimi Raw fish sliced into thin pieces. Cooking

Fish (1)

Bad

"No, no, no..."

Universal Dislikes


Image Name Description Source
Stone A useful material when broken with the Pickaxe. Mining
Wild Horseradish A spicy root found in the spring. Foraging - Spring
Salmonberry A spring-time berry with the flavor of the forest. Foraging - Spring
Clay Put in a furnace to make a clay pot. Foraging - Hoe

Worst

"This is absolute junk. I'm offended."

Universal Hates

Image Name Description Source Ingredients
Coleslaw It's light, fresh and very healthy. Cooking Red Cabbage (1)

Vinegar (1) Mayonnaise (1)

Joja Cola The flagship product of Joja corporation Fishing
Quartz A clear crystal commonly found in caves and mines. Foraging - Mines
Poppy A flower blooming in the Summer. Farming

References