They can also be offended by others, particularly by lazy villagers, with whom they have conflicting personalities. They are rarely angry unless pushed too far, repeatedly hit with a net or toy hammer, or by falling into a pitfall. In New Horizons, they sleep between 12:30AM and 6:30AM. In New Leaf, they go to sleep at 12:00 AM and wake up at 7:00 AM. In Wild World and City Folk, they usually go to sleep at 2:00 AM and wake up at 6:30. In the original Animal Crossing, they go to sleep at 1:00 AM and wake up at 5:30 AM. They are the brother-like characters in the game, giving pep talks to the player and appearing competitive towards them and other villagers when they partake in town events. Also, they rarely talk about fashion, although they are somewhat similar to snooty villagers. Stereotypically, they are also not very smart, incessantly confusing themselves - calling the brain 'the Brian', saying they're in a 'punch' instead of pinch and failing to even grasp the concept of the game 'rock, paper, scissors'. They would encourage the player when given tasks and other things. They brag quite a bit, usually about working out. Jock villagers are obsessed with sports, talking frequently about their physical appearance and sporting progress and occasionally gossip. They are a starting villager personality in New Horizons. Jock villagers aren't referred to in any other way by Nintendo. The name hakihaki is referenced in Wild World's game files and is the romanization of the Japanese word ハキハキ. The only villager to change personalities from another personality to jock is Rowan, who changed from cranky as of Wild World. The only villagers to change personalities from jock is Harry, who changed to cranky starting from City Folk, and Ed, who changed to smug in New Leaf. These interests are unseen in the game, like the other hobbies.Īs of New Horizons, there are 78 jock villagers, making them the most common personality.

As a result, they're often depicted as unintelligent or dull-witted, which is reflected in the Animal Crossing personality type by their keen interests in physical fitness and sports, including wrestling and typical gym exercises such as leg-squats and push-ups. The term in reference to the American stereotype still centers around male athletes, which, due the degree of commercialism centered around sports in American society, are typically rewarded for centering their focus more towards athletic training rather than academic pursuits. As the word/name derived from a sportsman title, the term 'jock' was loosely affiliated with specifically any male (Jock, Jack, Jacque, etc) of a sporty or athletic nature. The English term 'jock' comes from old Gaelic ' eachaidhe' ( YACH-ee-yuh, horseman) which is where we get the term 'jockey'. Hakihaki is a Japanese onomatopoeic or mimetic word meaning briskly, promptly, clearly or lucidly. Jock villagers (ハキハキ hakihaki, or オイラ oira) (also called sporty or athletic) are male villagers in the Animal Crossing series. An official name for the article's subject has not been found. The title of this article is conjectural.

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