@Background Pony #E0A1  
I’m really late commenting on this, but going to sleep at 3 and waking up at 11 am is exactly what I do if I don’t have to work in the morning.

@Silverx  
Yeah, especially after the reveal of his bleak outlook on life in that Slice of Life episode…
 
On a slightly related note, I think I figured out a short-hand term for Slice-of-Life stuff! Ready?
 
It’s “Slife”!

@Background Pony #421B  
Nah, I can’t see him as Lazy. If anything he’d be a Smug villager. That fits him better.

You’re wrong about Owlowiscious. Peppy is a female-exclusive personality.
 
The closest you’ll probably get is Lazy, which is the most “normal” of the male personality types.

Uchi (ウチ Uchi, or アネキ Aneki) (‘big sister’) is a type of personality introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Uchi villagers are very caring towards the player and are less vain than the snooty or peppy villagers, but they are also more blunt and tomboyish and may come across as rude on some occasions. Uchi villagers normally wake up at 11 AM and sleep at 3AM, and there are 21 of them. Even though all uchi villagers are female, other villagers may sometimes refer to them using male pronouns.
 
Uchi villagers will give the player fighting tips and teach them ways to relax. These girls are tough, but still care deeply about their appearance. They have a tendency to stay up very late at night. When befriended, they will give the player medicine if they are stung by a bee. It is easy to get their picture since developing friendships with uchi villagers is simple due to their caring and protective nature. They will treat the player with respect and will even offer to fight off anyone giving the player trouble. Some Public Works Projects can only be suggested by uchi villagers, such as the wood bench.

@Background Pony #317E  
http://animalcrossing.wikia.com/wiki/Uchi

Hehe I like these, as an Animal Crossing fan sense the GameCube days.

Gummy is giving me Barney flashbacks.

@Whatevs
 
@Background Pony #317E  
Personality type in New Leaf, I think it means “older sister.”

@Whatevs
 
@Background Pony #317E  
It’s a personality trait in a game called Animal Crossing. I didn’t get it either, but it’s defined on Google. XD

What’s “uchi”?

Uchi?