Farley Gallery

Farley いずみじいや Izumijiiya Gender Male Species Mage Service Golden axe Birthday August 31 (Virgo) Coffee N/A Appearances AC, AFe+ Regional names Floro

“It is filled with my utmost gratitude for your efforts.”

― Farley, Animal Crossing

izumijīya

いずみじいや ( ? ) is a character in Animal Crossing series that only appears inand. Farley lives in the fountain and comes out to give the player a golden axe once the player has a perfect town. Farley is most likely the person that speaks to the player when they speak with the bell shrine/fountain. Farley's species is unknown, but widely speculated to be of troll/gnome origin.

Like Franklin, Farley never made an appearance in Animal Forest nor Animal Forest+. Instead, he was added to the North American release.

e-Card

e-Card Letter Back #197 Farley Gender Male Type Special Star sign Virgo Clothes N/A Petphrase N/A Password niszTrbHxPr@Qi

vDMZZeJcQq&emB Profile Farley is shrouded in mystery. No one seems to know where this character comes from or even what sort of creature it is, but one thing is for sure: you will only meet Farley if your town is a great place to be. ← 196 Friga #197 Farley 198 Tom Nook →

Trivia

Due to their similar roles, it is possible that Serena's presence in City Folk was inspired by Farley. Both appear to the player from a fountain, and both give the player an upgraded axe.

was inspired by Farley. Both appear to the player from a fountain, and both give the player an upgraded axe. In the Prima Animal Crossing Guide, Farley is never mentioned, despite the clear label in the front: "All 236 animals revealed." What's stranger is a picture of Farley is shown in place of a snowman, yet no info on Farley is featured.

The statue in the Wishing Well is of Farley. Thus, there are theories that he may reside there and talks to the player through the statue.

Along with Joan, Luna, and the player (in the Happy Home Showcase or in a Dream Town) Farley is the only character to have his own unique voice. His voice is very odd, and sounds like the more common male voice, but slowed down.



