K.K. Slider

"Those industry fat cats try to put a price on my music, but it wants to be free."

- K.K. Slider

K.K. Slider, (とたけけ, Totakeke), or just K.K., is a dog who has appeared in all the games to date. His main role is to play and sing songs for player. He made a cameo appearance in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and in. He was also one of the three Animal Crossing characters to be a trophy in Super Smash Bros. Melee, the others being Mr. Resetti and Tom Nook. There are a total of 70 songs in Wild World and 75 in City Folk. See the full article here.

Personality
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Animal Forest and Animal Crossing
In Animal Forest and Animal Crossing he starts the game up for the first player. He also sits on the stool by the Train Station. He will sing songs for the player on Saturday nights and give them a copy to take home.

Animal Crossing: Wild World
K.K. still sings songs, but now he plays them at The Roost, on Saturday nights from 8pm-Midnight. You can request a song you know, or by saying 'Not this time,' K.K. will sing a random song. After the performance, whether it was random or requested, he slips a free bootleg of the song into your pockets, saying "Those industry fat cats try to put a price on my music, but it wants to be free." Some new songs have been added.

Animal Crossing: City Folk
He has the same role in Wild World, but now, he gives encores. As with Wild World, he will be in The Roost starting at 8pm to Midnight and some new songs have been added.. However, you won't get a bootleg copy of the encore.

K.K. Slider has a minor role in the film. Margie asks him to play K.K. Bossa, which was renamed K.K.'s Rhythm in the movie.

Trivia

 * In Animal Crossing (yes, you heard me, ANIMAL CROSSING), he does in fact say his name is Totakeke, but prefers to just be known as K.K. Slider. He hasn't said this in subsequent english releases, however.
 * He is based on Animal Crossing sound designer, Kazumi Totaka. His Japanese name is taken from the fact that, in Japan, last names are written first, so it would be Totaka Kazumi. That can be shortened to "Totaka K.", which sounds like "Totakeke".
 * His songs only use the sounds "Queh", "Quay", "O", "Ah", "Me", "Na", "Now", "Le", "Moo", and, in some songs, he will howl, whistle, click, and hum.
 * He is on the cover of Animal Forest, Animal Crossing: City Folk, and Animal Crossing: Wild World.
 * Giving him a country guitar during the trading event in Wild World will allow the player to obtain his picture.
 * The only song with actual lyrics is K.K. Bossa, which was renamed K.K.'s Rhythm in the Animal Crossing movie.
 * Though his name is K.K. Slider, his name box reads "K.K.".
 * K.K. Slider plays either an acoustic or a country guitar.
 * Because K.K. Slider wants his music to be free (and therefore does not charge the player for a copy of his music), Tom Nook does not charge a single Bell for his songs. However, in Animal Crossing, Tom Nook will pay 5 bells for them, though they cannot be bought back.
 * He was the first character to appear on an Animal Crossing game, being the first character to appear in and, asking the player some questions after the title screen.
 * When K.K. plays a song, his right paw never actually reaches the guitar strings.
 * Cranky villagers think that Phineas is K.K.'s day job.
 * If a song is requested that K.K. doesn't know, K.K. will play a random background tune and tell the player he does not know the song.
 * In the original four games, Copper, the police dog, always wishes to listen to some of K.K.'s songs, though he denies it when asked about it.
 * In, K.K. will appear in a spot-lighted room if a memory card has not been inserted.
 * His famous quote "Those industry fat cats try to put a price on my music, but it wants to be free" has been mentioned on various news websites regarding illegal file sharing.
 * One of K.K. Slider's songs is actually a song called Totaka's song, made by then Animal Crossing sound designer. The song appears in a lot of games he has worked on.