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At level 60, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1). At level 55, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1). At level 50, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1). At level 45, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1). At level 40, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1). At level 35, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1). 
At level 30, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1). At level 25, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1). At level 20, he will reward the player with a pic of Poncho and sparkle stones (x1). At level 15, he will request that the player craft a tall mini cactus. 
At level 9, he will reward the player with sparkle stones (x1). 
At level 7 friendship, he will reward the player with a blue-grid tee and sparkle stones (x1). ❝ Some folks believe "all's well that ends well." Others swear that "it's the journey that matters, not the destination." Poncho's not sure where he stands on the matter.❞ Poncho's preferred theme is natural, and he primarily gives steel as a reward. Poncho was added to Pocket Camp in the Februupdate. In the east there is a laundry-room type setup, with a washer, dryer, and sink. Towards the north is what appears to be a bathroom with a shower and toilet closed off by a wooden bookshelf and a cacao tree. In the west he has 3 metal bunkbeds with different colors. In New Horizons, Poncho's house becomes a typical traditional/modern theme. If Poncho is given a stereo it will play K.K. He has three gyroids, Mega Timpanoid, the Lamentoid, and the Tall Droploid. In Wild World and City Folk, Poncho still has no specific theme, still with many furniture from the Modern Series, like the Modern Bed and the Modern Cabinet. The wallpaper is the Tartan Wall and the Steel Flooring. There is also other various items, such as the Classic Table, a Cream Sofa, an Aloe, a stove and fridge, and a Comfy Sweater. There is mostly Modern furniture in his house, such as the Modern Bed, the Modern Dresser, and the Modern Wardrobe. In Animal Crossing, Poncho's house seems to have no specific theme and is rather arbitrary, as there are four Gyroids lined up, the two Tall Droploids, the Mega Timpanoid, and the Mini Bowtoid along with the lamentoid. Snooty villagers may also be difficult to get along with for Poncho. Jock villagers get along with peppy, cranky and sisterly villagers, but conflict with the laid-back lifestyle of lazy villagers. As a jock villager, Poncho is very interested in his hobby, and may compete against the player at catching bugs and fish. Jock villagers are hyperactive and motivated, but often come across as self-centered and dense. Poncho has a jock personality and has a great interest in sports and bodybuilding. Personality Below is a brief description of the jock personality. He looks similar to Aisle, another cub villager. The inside of Poncho's ears are a dark brown or maroon color, and his arms and legs are navy blue like the rest of his body. On Poncho's head, there is a tuft of hair that is a lighter blue than his body, and he has yellow paws and feet. He initially wears the Blue Grid Shirt, an off-white shirt with blue lines on it.
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