COCO #150 (やよい, Yayoi^?) is a normal rabbit villager from the Animal Crossing series. Her English name probably comes from the coconut, a fruit stereotypically depicted with three holes. A reference to chocolate (i.e. cocoa), based on the tradition of chocolate bunnies, is also possible. Coco's catchphrase may relate to the "boing" sound most gyroids make. It also may reference how rabbits are known for hopping. Coco's Japanese name Yayoi (やよい) is a reference to the Yayoi Period (300BC-AD300) in Japan, an era near the end of which Haniwa statues, the inspiration for gyroids, were first created.

So far, she is the only rabbit with a normal personality in the Animal Crossing series. Coco is the only villager whose face does not change with expressions. Her lack of expression is reflected in her picture quote. She is one of the few villagers that is technically not an animal, along with Sprocket, Del, Ribbot, and Stitches. She has the education hobby.

Her quote is a quote from Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of America.

Birthday August 10

• Coco's appearance, like that of gyroids, seems to revolve around death and old regional Japanese funerary traditions.
  • This is foremost evident due to her resemblance to a haniwa, specifically a so-called "dancer haniwa," like these displayed in Tokyo National Museum. Haniwa are clay sculptures which were buried with the dead in the Kofun period, between the 3rd and 6th century, before cremation became widespread in Japan due to Buddhist influence. Usually multiple haniwa were buried with a single person, including depictions of warriors, priestesses, ordinary people, animals, houses and boats. While most haniwa have fairly realistic faces, the unusual and simplistic "dancers" whose faces resemble Coco's are among these most often depicted in modern media.
  • Her home in the later main franchise installments is furnished to resemble a crematorium, featuring bonfire pillars for cremating bodies, urns to store the ashes, and screens which those mourning the dead would pray behind.
  • The song that plays in her house is the eerie K.K. Dirge, a "dirge" being a type of traditional western funeral march song.
• Perhaps coincidentally, Coco also has more than one connection with the Coco of Hispanic and Lusophone folklore, apart from the name. The Coco is generally held as a shape-shifting death-dealer, which makes the villager's choice of music all the more fitting.
  • In addition, the coconut, which Coco's head bears a strong resemblance to, got its name from the mythical monster when Portuguese explorers related the fruit's appearance to a skull.
• In New Horizons, her ears remain completely still, unlike other rabbit villagers, whose ears move.

    -Animal Crossing Wiki

These are authentic Animal Crossing Series 2 Nintendo Amiibo cards from 2016 and not copies.

New Horizons New Leaf Compatible 

Excellent Condition

US Version

Unscanned and New condition.

Unscanned and New Condition.  Directly From the New Pack to Photography and Then to a Protective Sleeve Within a Rigid Top Loader.  Shipped USPS First Class With Tracking so it Arrives in Mint Condition.

Key Specs

• Compatible Platform(s)

Nintendo 3DS, Switch ,Nintendo Wii U

General

• Product Name

amiibo Animal Crossing Cards (Series 2)

• Brand:  Nintendo
• Model Number:  NVLEMA6B
• Color Category: Multi

Dimension

• Product Height: 6.81 inches
• Product Width: 3.78 inches
• Product Length: 0.2 inches
• Product Weight: 0.07 pounds

Compatibility

• Compatible Platform(s)

Nintendo 3DS, Switch, Nintendo Wii U

Warranty

• Manufacturer's Warranty – Parts:   Not Applicable
• Manufacturer's Warranty – Labor:  Not Applicable

Other

• Accessory Type: Trading cards
• Game Franchise: Animal Crossing amiibo
• UPC

045496892531