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 ==Origin==
-In the ''[[Animal Crossing (universe)|Animal Crossing]]'' series, the player acts as the sole human in a town filled with friendly anthropomorphic animals. The player doesn't have a universal appearance, with the look of the player being determined by a series of questions presented by the first non-playable character the player interacts with. Usually this NPC is Rover the Cat, who introduces the player to ''Animal Crossing''. This survey not only determines the player's face, but also the villager's gender, the name of their town, and the layout of their town.
+In the ''[[Animal Crossing (universe)|Animal Crossing]]'' series, the player acts as the sole human in a town filled with friendly anthropomorphic animals. The player does not have a universal design; their starting appearance is determined by a series of questions presented at the beginning of the game, and can be further customized as the game progresses. This survey determines the player's facial features, default clothing, name, and gender, as well as the name and layout of the town they live within.
-While the role of the villager varies very slightly in the series, the general consensus is that the villager lives his or her life in this town with animals. Unlike most games, there is no universal plot to the series but there are plenty of things for the player to do such as go fishing, shopping, designing clothing, etc. The villager also tends to the town's environment such as by planting flowers or by cutting down excess trees.
+While the role of the villager varies somewhat within the series, the most consistent depiction is that the villager lives their everyday life in this town, alongside various animals that act as neighbors, merchants, and local authorities. Unlike most games, there is no universal plot to the series. Taking place in real time, the player can decide for themselves what to do each day: common activities include fishing, bug-catching, digging for buried objects, shopping, running errands, and interior decorating.
-In the latest title, ''Animal Crossing: New Leaf'', the role of the villager is expanded to the villager acting as the town mayor, and this gives the player greater control in managing and customizing their town.
+In the Nintendo 3DS installment ''Animal Crossing: New Leaf'', the role of the villager is expanded to that of the town mayor, giving them greater control in managing and customizing their town. As the mayor, the player can work with the town secretary, [[Isabelle]], to enact ordinances that affect how the town runs, and construct public works projects to further personalize its appearance.
-The villagers featured in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' are based off of several default player designs in ''Animal Crossing: Wild World'' and ''Animal Crossing: City Folk'', with the default villager being based on the boy on the boxart of ''City Folk''.
+The villagers featured in ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' are based off of several default player designs in ''Animal Crossing: Wild World'' and ''Animal Crossing: City Folk''. The default villager is male, and based upon the boy that appears on the box art for ''City Folk''; female options are also available, with the default female villager also being based on artwork from ''City Folk''.
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