Bear

Animal Crossing features sixteen bear villagers, with ten males and six females. Their personalities span across peppy, normal, sisterly, lazy, jock, cranky, and smug. Notably, there are no snooty bears. The game also includes twenty cub villagers, with a mix of male and female characters. The cubs exhibit lazy, jock, cranky, normal, peppy, snooty, and sisterly personalities, with no smug cubs.

The Animal Crossing series features sixteen bear villagers, including ten males and six females, and twenty cub villagers, comprising eleven males and nine females. The bears and cubs exhibit a range of personalities such as peppy, normal, sisterly, lazy, jock, cranky, smug, and snooty.

The Animal Crossing series features sixteen bear villagers, each with distinct personalities. These include peppy, normal, sisterly, lazy, jock, cranky, and smug bears. Notably, the game does not include any snooty bears in its current versions. Ursala, once a snooty bear, saw a personality change before the New Leaf edition.

In Animal Crossing, bears and cubs represent distinct species of villagers. Bears, the taller species, consist of sixteen villagers, including ten males and six females. Cubs, also referred to as baby bears, are a smaller version of bears with twenty villagers, eleven of which are males. Unique to the series, cubs are the only villagers based on an animal's child stage.

In Animal Crossing, the cuteness of bear villagers is subjective. The game includes sixteen bear villagers, with a mix of ten males and six females. Their personalities range from peppy and normal to sisterly, lazy, jock, cranky, and smug. Additionally, there are twenty cub villagers, eleven males and nine females, with personalities including lazy, jock, cranky, normal, peppy, snooty, and sisterly.