Cobb

Cobb

Cobb (ハカセ, Hakase^?) is a jock pig villager from the Animal Crossing series. His name comes from corn on the cob, and may also reference how pigs eat corn and his catchphrase refers to the common express "Hot dog!" to express excitement or eagerness, but could also refer to the meat hot dog, which can be pork or beef. His French name is a play on "porc," which is a word for pig or pork; his Italian name "Wurst" is a type of sausage. His Japanese name possibly comes from the word for "doctor" or "professor." Although he was absent from Wild World and City Folk, Cobb returns in New Leaf.

He has the education hobby.

Appearance

Cobb is slime-green pig with a darker shade of green on the right side on the top along with his ear, with both have magenta and hot pink in the inside of both, and on the back of his head, he has an X-shaped band-aid and has round glasses with black frames and yellow lenses. He also has slightly pink tipped hands and feet, which match with his tipped hands and feet. When he moves into town, he wears a Racer Shirt.

Personality

Below is a brief description of the jock personality. For more information, click here.

Cobb has a jock personality and has a great interest in sports and bodybuilding. Jock villagers are hyperactive and motivated but often come across as egotistical and dense. As a jock villager, Cobb is very interested in his hobby, and may compete against the player at catching bugs and fish. Jock villagers get along with peppy, cranky and sisterly villagers, but conflict with the laid-back lifestyle of lazy villagers. Snooty villagers may also be difficult to get along with for Cobb.

House

From Animal Forest to Animal Forest e+, Cobb's house somewhat resembles a museum or a professor's laboratory with a wide variety of Fossils such as: a Dinosaur Track, a Ammonite, a Ankylosaurus, and a Giant Snakehead. He has two gyroids on either side of the fish tank, (the gyroids being a Tall Quazoid and a Slim Nebuloid). His wallpaper is the Library Wallpaper and his flooring is the Checkered Tile.^{[citation needed]}

In New Leaf, Cobb's house retains the style of a scientist's laboratory with pieces from the Mad Scientist Theme including the Medicine Chest and the Lab Bench along with two Cardboard Boxes, one with a Tape Deck that plays Pondering and a Table Lamp. Other items include an Oil Barrel, a Anatomical Model, and a Whiteboard. He still retains the Library Wallpaper along with the Concrete Floor as his choice of wallpaper and flooring.


Animal Crossing (interior)	New Leaf (interior)

New Horizons (interior)	New Horizons (exterior)

Pocket Camp

Cobb's preferred theme is civic. His profile says:

He projects the image of a bookworm, but honestly, those "glasses" of his are probably just swimming goggles.

Campsite Invitation Requirements

Friendship Level: 7

Furniture/Item	Required Materials	Price (Bells)	Craft Time
Florence Flask	120 steel, 3 Cool Essence	1,520	8 hours, 30 minutes
Complex Machine	300 Steel, 3 Cool Essence	2,500	8 hours, 30 minutes
Lab Chair	300 Steel, 3 Cool Essence	1,790	9 hours
Medicine Chest	120 steel, 3 Cool Essence	2,140	10 Hours
Science Table	120 Steel, 3 Civic Essence	1,810	10 hours, 30 minutes

Friendship Rewards

At level 7 friendship, he will reward you with a racer tee and sparkle stones (x1).

At level 9, he will reward you with sparkle stones (x1).

At level 15, he will request that you craft an laboratory capsule.

At level 20, he will reward you with pic of Cobb and sparkle stones (x1).

At level 25, he will reward you with sparkle stones (x1).

At level 30, he will reward you with sparkle stones (x1).

At level 35, he will reward you with sparkle stones (x1).

At level 40, he will reward you with sparkle stones (x1).

At level 45, he will reward you with sparkle stones (x1).

e-Card

Letter

Back

#145 Cobb

Gender	Male
Type	Pig
Star sign	Libra
Clothes	Racer shirt
Petphrase	Hot dog
Password	wjTTe&GX&o2ztP CagN3JeaoQ5eri
Profile	You'd be hard-pressed to find a pig more interested in archaeology than Cobb. He's best know to walk around town for hours, staring at the ground in the hopes of finding a new fossil to identify.