Mr. Resetti is an occasionally annoying character that has appeared in all Animal Crossing titles, but no one would say that he could disturb anyone…Right? Well, Nintendo has issued a warning in the Animal Crossing: City Folk instruction booklet about Mr. Resetti, and believe it or not note that he "may be disturbing to young children."
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Uhm...How young is young? Kind of need at least a bit of an age range to know...:/
I'm an adult and I find him disturbing...
Haha that's hilarious
When the first Animal Crossing came out, my friend and I firmly believed him to be with that world's Mafia:
His overly hostile nature aside, he would always drop vague threats towards my character, a lot of which bordered on the whole "sleep with the fishes" motif, and was always wanting me to to "whack" something.
And hey, the fact he was always carrying either a shovel or pick-ax didn't help those perceptions.
Tom Nook is more disturbing.
you're a lone person on a journey to find yourself, come across a new town hoping to start a brand new life, and in less than an hour you're forced into crippling debt of which you can't get out of by a guy who seems to have under the table prowess and political power, fitting the mob image to the T.
"come join this town, here i give you a house and set you up nice. but now you have to pay me back. with interest. and you have to do my bidding. you have no choice."