Animal crossing villager personality types

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This article is about the animal villagers found within the Animal Crossing series. For the playable human villager from Super Smash Bros., see Villager (Super Smash Bros. series). For the player character of the Animal Crossing series, see Player.

A selection of villagers and special characters in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Villagers, also known as animals or residents, are the main non-playable characters in the Animal Crossing series. They are the player's neighbors scattered around the player's town. They do most of the same things as the playable character, such as fishing, finding fossils, and collecting insects. Villagers, as suggested by the Animal Crossing series title, come in variety of species.

Random villagers can move into the town at any time, usually after another villager moves out. Each villager initially comes with a unique interior house design, which will gradually change over time depending on what furniture they request, or insects, fish, fossils, and clothes they obtain. Flooring and wallpaper eventually change, usually depending on how long the villager has been a resident of the town. Unlike the player, they do not have the ability to expand their home.

1 Interaction
2 Personalities
3 Villager ID
4 Appearances
- 4.1 In Animal Crossing
- 4.2 In Wild World
- 4.3 In City Folk
- 4.4 In New Leaf
- 4.5 In Happy Home Designer
- 4.6 In New Horizons
5 See also
6 Notes

Interaction[edit]

Villagers can be interacted with in various ways. The player can talk to villagers by approaching them and pressing the interact button. These conversations usually result in a line of relative dialogue, or the player receiving a request to complete. Requests uncommonly will trigger a game or small event. Interacting positively with villagers will develop the player's friendship with them.

Additionally, in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, villagers will frequently talk to the player about actions they did the previous day, such as burying Bells in shining soil, upcoming events, and more. They also generally have special dialogue for their first interaction with the player during the day.

Villagers will occasionally attempt to get the player's attention by eliciting a surprised Reaction and excitedly approaching the player (this is also known as a "ping" within the player community). Interacting with them in this state will produce special dialogue and requests or a notification of their imminent departure from town, giving the player an opportunity to prevent (or encourage) their move. In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, villagers in this excited state might request a new catchphrase or greeting, may suggest an idea for a public works project, or could be thinking of moving out.

In addition, villagers can be annoyed in a number of ways:

"Pushing" villagers by continuously walking into them. If done for long enough, the villager will get upset at the player.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk onwards, a villager will become sad or angry after falling into a pitfall, whether the player talks to them whilst they are in the trap or not.
Repeatedly talking to villagers to the point where the villager gets annoyed. They may give warnings or yell at the player, and then refuse to talk for a while, or in Animal Crossing: New Leaf onwards, say that they are "thinking" and cannot talk at the moment.
Repeatedly hitting them with certain tools, such as the Net, the Toy Hammer, or (in Animal Crossing) the Axe.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, using the Megaphone too close to a villager, which they will be shocked and get annoyed.
In some games, refusing favors can annoy villagers. In Animal Crossing: City Folk, for example, declining a task (such as a delivery, hide-and-seek, or greeting change) will usually result in the villager becoming sad.

Personalities[edit]

Male

Lazy
Jock
Cranky
Smug

Female

Normal
Peppy
Snooty
Big sister

There are different personalities and characteristics found in villagers. Hobbies, style, and color preference are not unique to each personality, but some are more apparent in individual personalities than others. There are eight different personalities: lazy, jock, cranky, and smug, which are male villager personalities, and normal, peppy, snooty, and big sister, which are female personalities. The smug and big sister personalities were introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, while the rest were introduced in Doubutsu no Mori.

Internally in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, the male personalities are ordered from B1 to B4 (lazy, jock, cranky, and smug), and the female personalities are ordered from G1 to G4 (normal, peppy, snooty, and big sister). B1 to B4 likely stands for boy 1 to boy 4, while G1 to G4 likely stands for girl 1 to girl 4. Internally in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, a unique ID from 0 to 7 is associated with each personality type, giving a default sort order of lazy, jock, cranky, smug, normal, peppy, snooty, and big sister.

Certain personalities for one gender are counterparts to certain personalities of another gender. For example, lazy and normal villagers are calm and average but are very kind and easily able to make fast friends with. Internally in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, they are respectively labeled as boy_normal and girl_normal, and they are sorted as the first personality for their respective genders.

Jock and peppy villagers are energetic, cheerful, and slightly overbearing, but are very enthusiastic and mean well. Internally, they are respectively labeled as boy_active and girl_active, and they are sorted as the second personality for their respective genders.

Cranky and snooty villagers are arrogant and rude, but they can be very experienced and caring when the player gets to know them. Internally, they are respectively labeled as boy_pride and girl_pride, and they are sorted as the third personality for their respective genders.

Smug villagers act egotistical and sophisticated, while big sister villagers are tomboyish and laid-back. Internally, they are respectively labeled as boy_snobby and girl_big_sis. Although they are not as similar from a personality perspective, they were both introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, so they are both internally sorted as the fourth personality of their respective genders.

Villagers of the same personality tend to have very similar dialogue, apart from their catchphrase. However, in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, each personality has two subtypes (mostly correlated with one or two common hobbies per subtype) which have distinctive dialogue that can be encountered occasionally once the player reaches a high level of friendship with the villager.

Villager ID[edit]

Nearly every character in the Animal Crossing series has an assigned "ID" which is used internally by the games to identify them. These consist of a three-letter species prefix followed by a number for villagers, or a simple three-letter abbreviation for special characters. Full lists of these IDs can be found here:

List of villager IDs (Animal Crossing) – List of IDs given to villagers in the system used by the first generation of games on the Nintendo 64 and GameCube (Doubutsu no Mori, Doubutsu no Mori+, Animal Crossing, and Doubutsu no Mori e+).
List of villager IDs – List of IDs given to villagers in the system every game in the series from Wild World onward has used. Although some are currently unknown, this system has an ID for every villager with the exception of the Doubutsu no Mori e+ promotional villagers: Nindori, Pierre, Bow, Meow, Shoukichi, and Shinabiru.
List of special character IDs – List of IDs given to special characters that can vary between games.

The species prefixes for villagers are as follows:

crd Alligator ^{[nb 1]}
ant Anteater
bea Bear
brd Bird
bul Bull
cat Cat
cbr Bear cub ^{[nb 2]}
chn Chicken
cow Cow
der Deer
dog Dog
duk Duck
pbr Eagle ^{[nb 3]}
elp Elephant
flg Frog ^{[nb 4]}
goa Goat
gor Gorilla
ham Hamster
hip Hippo
hrs Horse
kal Koala
kgr Kangaroo
lon Lion
mnk Monkey
mus Mouse
ocp Octopus ^{[nb 5]}
ost Ostrich
pgn Penguin
pig Pig
rbt Rabbit
rhn Rhinoceros
shp Sheep
squ Squirrel
tig Tiger
wol Wolf

Similarly, each villager personality is assigned a two-character ID, derived from their Japanese name. They are as follows:

Male

BO Lazy (ぼんやり, bon'yari)
HA Jock (はきはき, hakihaki)
KO Cranky (コワイ, kowai)
ZK Smug (きざ, kiza)

Female

FU Normal (ふつう, futsū)
GE Peppy (元気, genki)
OT Snooty (オトナ, otona) ^{[nb 6]}
AN Big sister (姉貴, aneki)

Appearances[edit]

In

Animal Crossing[edit]

See also: List of villagers in Animal Crossing

Initially in Animal Crossing, there are six villagers in the town when the player moves in. The maximum number is 15; once 15 villagers have moved in, one of the already existing villagers will move out without warning to allow a new villager to move in. Villagers have a unique role in Animal Crossing. During town events, they gather and celebrate in different areas of the town to partake in different events. Most noted is during the New Year's Eve celebrations, where they gather around the town pond (in future releases except in New Horizons, they are simply scattered around town, and have special conversations revolving around the festivities).

During summer and winter, villagers may live outside in a tent or an igloo for the day, where they become the source of collecting special furniture items. In future game releases, they are not a source of rare, unique furniture, but become a means of gaining furniture through trades. They also do not camp out, and only live in their homes.

In

Wild World[edit]

See also: List of villagers in Wild World

Initially in Animal Crossing: Wild World, there are three villagers in the town when the player moves in out of a possible eight. Once eight villagers have moved in, one of the already existing villagers may move out to allow another new villager to move in, lowering the number to seven until the new villager moves in. Although villagers do have a similar role as they do in Animal Crossing, they also have a few new features.

When the playable character befriends them, they are likely to give the player a picture of themselves as proof of their friendship. Each picture has a unique quote for each villager, which can be read when the picture is placed in the player's house and interacted with.

They are also competitive in Wild World, a feature unique to the game. During some conversations, they may ask the player if they want to see who can catch the biggest fish or find the rarest insect. These are games which are similar to the Fishing Tourney and Bug-Off. During these events, when two villagers meet they will not talk.

Another new feature were the rumors that some villagers were dating. This could be discovered by talking to some of the villagers in the town who would either be gossiping about the two villagers or one of the two villagers in the relationship. There was no proof of the two villagers dating, however, other than through conversation.

Unlike the first game, the villagers walk at a much slower pace than the player, which is continued through Animal Crossing: City Folk.

For the first time in the Animal Crossing series, a new villager species was introduced in Animal Crossing: Wild World: monkeys. (Although Porter is also a monkey and was in the games between Doubutsu no Mori and Doubutsu no Mori e+, he is a special character.)

In

City Folk[edit]

See also: List of villagers in City Folk

Initially in Animal Crossing: City Folk, there are six villagers in the town when the player moves in. The maximum number is ten. Once ten villagers have moved in, one of the already existing villagers will attempt to move out to allow a new villager to move in.

Villagers have a slightly different role than in Animal Crossing: Wild World. They no longer compete against the player, as this feature was prominent enough in Bug-Off and Fishing Tourney events. They do, however, have a new feature: playing hide-and-seek, where a group of up to three villagers hide around the town. They no longer give out pictures of themselves when they become friends with the player.

Villagers now talk about the glamour and style found within the city, a new area found in the game.

In

New Leaf[edit]

See also: List of villagers in New Leaf

Initially in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, there are five villagers in the town when the player moves in. The maximum number is ten, although the tenth villager will not move in unless the player invites them to move in, either through the campground (as of Animal Crossing: New Leaf - Welcome amiibo) or campsite, or if they communicate with a player whose town had any villagers move out.

Villagers now have more actions than in previous games. For example, they will shake trees, plant flowers, be seen entering and exiting stores, and will fish during the Fishing Tourney. Players can sometimes find lost items on the ground and return them to their rightful villager owners. Villagers will give the player pictures of themselves again, albeit in uncommon circumstances. Also, villagers have more expansive opinions about the player's reputation. Non-resident villagers of the player's town will be able to appear in the campsite where they can be interacted with for special dialogue and convinced to move in. They also may appear in the café in place of resident villagers. Villagers who move out of town eventually appear regularly on Main Street.

Two new villager species, the deer and the hamsters, were introduced in New Leaf.

For the first time in the series, two new personalities are introduced, one new one for each gender. For male villagers, the new personality is smug キザタイプ (Kiza Type). For female villagers, the new personality is big sister アネキタイプ (Aneki Type).

In

Happy Home Designer[edit]

In Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, villagers appear as clients, and the player designs a house for them to move in to. When visiting a house, villagers can be seen exercising, cleaning, or singing. The player can also invite villagers to the designed house. Villagers can also be seen in buildings, like the school and shops.

In

New Horizons[edit]

See also: List of villagers in New Horizons

As of version 2.0, Animal Crossing: New Horizons features 413 villagers, including all the villagers in Series 1-4 of Animal Crossing amiibo cards (333 characters), the 50 villagers of the Welcome amiibo series of amiibo cards, the 6 Sanrio villagers, 3 returning from Doubutsu no Mori, 1 returning from Animal Crossing, 4 returning from Doubutsu no Mori e+, and 16 new villagers to the series.

The player arrives at the deserted island with two other villagers, the fewest starting villagers of any game in the series. These villagers are always one jock villager and one big sister villager, out of a total of 83 possible starting villagers. Three additional villagers can move in after meeting certain criteria, one at a time. Those villagers are a lazy villager, a peppy villager, and a normal villager. Then up to five more, for a maximum of ten, can be moved in either via the campsite, which can be built once the Resident Services center is upgraded from a tent into a building, through further Mystery Island Tours, or by inviting them from another player's town.

Villagers have even more interactivity and actions than in New Leaf. They can sometimes be seen in their homes, working on a DIY recipe, and they will share it with the player when talked to, even if the player already has that particular recipe. The 2.0 Free Update also made it possible to have villagers invite the player to their house, ask the player for an invitation to the latter's house, or enter the player's house for a random visit. Villagers can make comments about furniture when the player interacts with it, play a minigame with the player ("High Card, Low Card"), and offer them gifts as a thank you for their visit.

Villagers can be seen attempting to catch bugs, along with the fishing they did in New Leaf. They may also perform a variety of other actions such as eating and drinking, sprinting, exercising (including stretches, yoga, and lifting dumbbells), reading books, examining objects with a magnifying glass, or singing to themselves. If music is playing on a nearby music player, villagers may even sing along to the song. While many of these activities can be performed by any villager, each villager has a primary hobby distinct from their personality, which leads to certain preferred activities. If a player is visiting the host player's island, all of the villager's actions will be limited to walking to a designated area, idling, and repeating. However, villagers working on DIY recipes, villagers moving in or out, and villagers celebrating another villager's birthday will continue to do so. Additionally, it is not possible for the visiting player to enter a villager's house if they are sick.

New to this game, after the player has annoyed a villager, they can apologize to them if talked to enough times while angry or sad, in which doing so results in the villager easily forgiving them.

New Horizons Personalities & Hobbies of Every Villager

Personalities are a well known part of Animal Crossing: New Horizons. There are jocks, cranky villagers, snooty villagers, and many more. You probably know this. What you may not know is that each villager also has their favorite hobbies. This is why you’re very likely to encounter Skye singing at any time of day or night. Our Animal Crossing Personalities and Hobbies guide will tell you everything you need to know about these two systems!

Updated on October 26, 2021 to include the 16 new villagers coming in Update 2.0.

Animal Crossing Personalities

There are eight different personalities in the game: Normal, Lazy, Sisterly, Snooty, Cranky, Jock, Peppy, and Smug. We’ll get into what each of those actually means in a second, but want to point out that the official New Horizons strategy guide does confirm that each personality type actually has two sub-types. These subtypes help determine their hobbies and voice pitch.

For example, Snooty A villagers are more likely to be into education and have a high pitched voice. Snooty B villagers, on the other hand, are into fashion and have a normal pitched voice. It also helps determine their dialogue options, but as a whole this isn’t too important so we largely won’t be separating villagers by their sub-types. If you do want to read more about personality sub-types, check out this Google Doc.

Normal

Normal is a personality equivalent to the male Lazy personality. In general, they are neutral and kind to everyone. It’s hard to make a Normal villager upset. You’ll frequently see them comment on how normal they are compared to everyone else. These villagers tend to be awake from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.

Lazy

As we just mentioned, Lazy villagers are the male equivalent of Normal villagers. As per their type, they’re frequently caught relaxing and are incredibly easygoing. They’re very friendly and will often express their affection towards food. These villagers tend to be awake from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. sleeping for much longer hours than most other villagers.

Sisterly

Also known as Uchi, the Sisterly personality is similar to the male Cranky personality. If you’ve encountered a Sisterly villager, this likely makes sense. While they’re not really angry or rude, they’re certainly blunt and sometimes rude. That said, they’re also capable of being very friendly and, well, sisterly. These villagers tend to be awake from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. Perfect for anyone who’s mostly plays in the evening.

Snooty

Snooty villagers are closet to male Smug villagers. In past games, they were more similar to cranky villagers, but now their attitudes have been toned down. Now they’re primarily self-centered and perhaps a bit arrogant. Their houses are frequently among the most expensive looking though there are exceptions. These villagers tend to be awake from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.

Cranky

Whether you consider them Cranky or Grumpy, these villagers are most like Sisterly villagers. They’re easily annoyed and are more likely to get into fights with other villagers. That said, two Cranky villagers get along just find, bonding over their irritability. You may find them to be a bit rude and certainly stubborn. These villagers tend to be awake from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.

Jock

Jocks are bright like Peppy villagers, but focused on sports instead. They’re into sports and will talk about working out or being tired from physical exercise. They also follow the American stereotype of being less intelligent than other villagers. These villagers tend to be awake from 6:30 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.

Peppy

Peppy villagers are super bright and friendly. You’ll notice that they’re always happy to see you though they may be a bit all over the place, changing topics frequently and being forgetful. These villagers tend to be awake from 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.

Animal Crossing Hobbies

Every Animal Crossing villager has a primary hobby which determines what they’re most likely to do. That does not mean they will not cross over into other hobby activities from time to time, however.

Education: These villagers are fond of sitting down and reading a good book. Whether that’s from the inside of their house or outside under the trees.
Fashion: You’ll find these villagers visiting the Able Sisters or walking around the island carrying a purse. They’ll also comment on the clothes you’re wearing from time to time.
Fitness: This is one of the most obvious hobbies. These villagers can be found lifting weights or stretching throughout the island or even in their house.
Music: Like we mentioned, those with the Music hobby like Skye will often just stop what they’re doing and sing. Normally they’ll sing their favorite song. If there’s music playing nearby, however, they’ll sing that instead.
Nature: If you’ve ever seen villagers walking around and inspecting the various flowers on your island, they may have a Nature hobby. You can also see them carrying around sticks and picnic baskets. Sometimes they will take out a book about flowers while examining them so some may confuse this for the Education hobby. They will also set up shop by a river and fish or take out a net to try and catch a bug.
Playing: This is the Naruto run hobby.

Animal Crossing Personality Chart

Certain villager types will not get along with one another. For example, Jocks are more likely to fight with Lazy villagers. The chart below will help you know what to expect. We very much recommend checking out this Animal Crossing Villager Compatibility Tool and making a copy of it in your own Google Drive. All you have to do is select your villagers from a drop down list and it’ll tell you who’s most likely to fight. That’s also where we’ve sourced the below table.

	Normal	Lazy	Sisterly	Snooty	Cranky	Jock	Peppy	Smug
Normal	Get Along	Get Along	Neutral	Occasionally	Occasionally	Get Along	Get Along	Get Along
Lazy	Get Along	Get Along	Get Along	Neutral	Occasionally	Conflict	Get Along	Get Along
Sisterly	Neutral	Get Along	Neutral	Conflict	Conflict	Get Along	Get Along	Get Along
Snooty	Occasionally	Neutral	Conflict	Neutral	Get Along	Conflict	Neutral	Neutral
Cranky	Occasionally	Occasionally	Conflict	Get Along	Neutral	Get Along	Conflict	Conflict
Jock	Get Along	Conflict	Get Along	Conflict	Get Along	Neutral	Get Along	Neutral
Peppy	Get Along	Get Along	Get Along	Neutral	Conflict	Get Along	Neutral	Get Along
Smug	Get Along	Get Along	Get Along	Neutral	Conflict	Neutral	Get Along	Get Along

Animal Crossing Villager Personality and Hobbies Chart

And that’s everything you need to know! Now here’s the information for every available villager! Special thanks to the datamining efforts of Astro for making this information public.

New Villagers

There are 16 new villagers coming in Animal Crossing: New Horizons 2.0. Here’s everything we know about them so far.

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Sasha	Unknown	Unknown
Ione	Unknown	Unknown
Tiansheng	Unknown	Unknown
Shino	Unknown	Unknown
Marlo	Unknown	Unknown
Petri	Unknown	Unknown
Cephalobot	Unknown	Unknown
Quinn	Unknown	Unknown
Chabwick	Lazy	Unknown
Zoe	Unknown	Unknown
Ace	Jock	Unknown
Rio	Peppy	Unknown
Frett	Cranky	Unknown
Azalea	Snooty	Unknown
Roswell	Lazy	Unknown
Faith	Normal	Unknown

Launch Villagers

Now for the villagers you’ve come to know and lover over the past year and some.

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Drago	Lazy	Nature
Del	Cranky	Fitness
Gayle	Normal	Nature
Alfonso	Lazy	Play
Boots	Jock	Play
Alli	Snooty	Fashion
Sly	Jock	Play

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Anabelle	Peppy	Fashion
Annalisa	Normal	Nature
Antonio	Jock	Fitness
Olaf	Smug	Education
Cyrano	Cranky	Education
Pango	Peppy	Fashion
Snooty	Snooty	Education

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Megan	Normal	Nature
Ursala	Sisterly	Music
Grizzly	Cranky	Education
Charlise	Sisterly	Fitness
Pinky	Peppy	Fashion
Tutu	Peppy	Fashion
Groucho	Cranky	Music
Ike	Cranky	Nature
Curt	Cranky	Nature
Beardo	Smug	Education
Chow	Cranky	Fitness
Nate	Lazy	Play
Paula	Sisterly	Fitness
Klaus	Smug	Education
Teddy	Jock	Fitness

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Jacques	Smug	Music
Lucha	Smug	Fitness
Piper	Peppy	Play
Anchovy	Lazy	Play
Jay	Jock	Fitness
Midge	Normal	Education
Admiral	Cranky	Nature
Jacob	Lazy	Nature
Jitters	Jock	Fitness
Peck	Jock	Play
Robin	Snooty	Fashion
Sparro	Jock	Play
Twiggy	Peppy	Fashion

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Stu	Lazy	Nature
Rodeo	Lazy	Fitness
Vic	Cranky	Fitness
Angus	Cranky	Fitness
Coach	Jock	Fitness
T-Bone	Cranky	Education

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Ankha	Snooty	Nature
Raymond	Smug	Nature
Bob	Lazy	Play
Felicity	Peppy	Fashion
Lolly	Normal	Music
Punchy	Lazy	Play
Kabuki	Cranky	Music
Merry	Peppy	Fashion
Rosie	Peppy	Music
Tangy	Peppy	Music
Katt	Sisterly	Music
Kid Cat	Jock	Fitness
Kiki	Normal	Education
Mitzi	Normal	Education
Olivia	Snooty	Music
Purrl	Snooty	Fashion
Tom	Cranky	Education
Kitty	Snooty	Fashion
Moe	Lazy	Play
Monique	Snooty	Fashion
Rudy	Jock	Play
Stinky	Jock	Fitness
Tabby	Peppy	Music

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Becky	Snooty	Music
Ken	Smug	Education
Knox	Cranky	Education
Plucky	Sisterly	Play
Ava	Normal	Music
Benedict	Lazy	Play
Broffina	Snooty	Music
Egbert	Lazy	Play
Goose	Jock	Fitness

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Naomi	Snooty	Fashion
Norma	Normal	Nature
Patty	Peppy	Fashion
Tipper	Snooty	Fashion

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Judy	Snooty	Music
Stitches	Lazy	Play
Bluebear	Peppy	Fashion
June	Normal	Nature
Maple	Normal	Education
Cheri	Peppy	Fashion
Pekoe	Normal	Nature
Olive	Normal	Nature
Poncho	Jock	Fitness
Tammy	Sisterly	Play
Barold	Lazy	Play
Chester	Lazy	Play
Kody	Jock	Fitness
Murphy	Cranky	Education
Pudge	Lazy	Play
Vladimir	Cranky	Play
Marty	Lazy	Play

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Beau	Lazy	Nature
Diana	Snooty	Education
Fauna	Normal	Nature
Deirdre	Sisterly	Play
Erik	Lazy	Nature
Bam	Jock	Play
Lopez	Smug	Education
Zell	Smug	Music
Bruce	Cranky	Nature
Fuchsia	Sisterly	Music
Chelsea	Normal	Play

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Lucky	Lazy	Play
Cherry	Sisterly	Music
Cookie	Peppy	Fashion
Bones	Lazy	Play
Butch	Cranky	Music
Goldie	Normal	Nature
Portia	Snooty	Fashion
Shep	Smug	Education
Bea	Normal	Nature
Benjamin	Lazy	Nature
Biskit	Lazy	Play
Daisy	Normal	Education
Mac	Jock	Fitness
Maddie	Peppy	Jock
Marcel	Lazy	Play
Walker	Lazy	Play

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Ketchup	Peppy	Play
Molly	Normal	Nature
Bill	Jock	Play
Drake	Lazy	Play
Gloria	Snooty	Fashion
Pompom	Peppy	Music
Scoot	Jock	Fitness
Deena	Normal	Education
Derwin	Lazy	Play
Freckles	Peppy	Fashion
Joey	Lazy	Play
Maelle	Snooty	Fashion
Mallary	Snooty	Fashion
Miranda	Snooty	Fashion
Pate	Peppy	Fashion
Quillson	Smug	Music
Weber	Lazy	Nature

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Apollo	Cranky	Music
Celia	Normal	Nature
Amelia	Snooty	Music
Avery	Cranky	Music
Keaton	Smug	Music
Pierce	Jock	Fitness
Sterling	Jock	Fitness
Buzz	Cranky	Nature
Frank	Cranky	Education

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Tia	Normal	Nature
Cyd	Cranky	Music
Ellie	Normal	Nature
Eloise	Snooty	Fashion
Margie	Normal	Education
Opal	Snooty	Fashion
Tucker	Lazy	Nature
Axel	Jock	Fitness
Big Top	Lazy	Play
Dizzy	Lazy	Play
Paolo	Lazy	Nature

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Lily	Normal	Education
Ribbot	Jock	Fitness
Cousteau	Jock	Fitness
Diva	Sisterly	Fitness
Drift	Jock	Fitness
Henry	Smug	Music
Jeremiah	Lazy	Play
Puddles	Peppy	Fashion
Tad	Jock	Play
Camofrog	Cranky	Music
Croque	Cranky	Nature
Frobert	Jock	Fitness
Gigi	Snooty	Fashion
Huck	Smug	Fitness
Jambette	Normal	Fashion
Prince	Lazy	Play
Raddle	Lazy	Nature
Wart Jr.	Cranky	Education

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Sherb	Lazy	Nature
Pashmina	Sisterly	Music
Chevre	Normal	Education
Kidd	Smug	Education
Nan	Normal	Nature
Billy	Jock	Play
Gruff	Cranky	Music
Velma	Snooty	Education

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Boone	Jock	Fitness
Louie	Jock	Fitness
Al	Lazy	Fitness
Boyd	Cranky	Fitness
Cesar	Cranky	Fitness
Hans	Smug	Fitness
Peewee	Cranky	Fitness
Rocket	Sisterly	Fitness
Violet	Snooty	Fitness
Rilla	Peppy	Nature

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Apple	Peppy	Play
Flurry	Normal	Nature
Hamlet	Jock	Play
Graham	Smug	Education
Solei	Snooty	Education
Clay	Lazy	Nature
Hamphrey	Cranky	Nature
Rodney	Smug	Music

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Bertha	Normal	Education
Bubbles	Peppy	Fashion
Bitty	Snooty	Education
Harry	Cranky	Education
Hippeux	Smug	Education
Rocco	Cranky	Education
Biff	Jock	Fitness
Chai	Peppy	Play

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Julian	Smug	Music
Reneigh	Sisterly	Play
Roscoe	Cranky	Music
Annalise	Snooty	Fashion
Cleo	Snooty	Education
Colton	Smug	Nature
Papi	Lazy	Nature
Elmer	Lazy	Play
Savannah	Normal	Music
Buck	Jock	Fitness
Clyde	Lazy	Play
Ed	Smug	Nature
Peaches	Normal	Education
Victoria	Peppy	Fitness
Winnie	Peppy	Fashion

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Carrie	Normal	Nature
Rooney	Cranky	Fitness
Sylvia	Sisterly	Music
Astrid	Snooty	Music
Kitt	Normal	Education
Marcie	Normal	Nature
Mathilda	Snooty	Fitness
Walt	Cranky	Fitness

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Eugene	Smug	Music
Alice	Normal	Education
Lyman	Jock	Play
Melba	Normal	Education
Ozzie	Lazy	Play
Sydney	Normal	Music
Yuka	Snooty	Fashion
Canberra	Sisterly	Play
Gonzo	Cranky	Nature

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Leopold	Smug	Education
Lionel	Smug	Music
Bud	Jock	Fitness
Elvis	Cranky	Education
Mott	Jock	Fitness
Rex	Lazy	Nature
Rory	Jock	Music

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Deli	Lazy	Nature
Nana	Normal	Education
Shari	Sisterly	Music
Elise	Snooty	Fashion
Flip	Jock	Music
Monty	Cranky	Education
Simon	Lazy	Play
Tammi	Peppy	Fashion

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Dora	Normal	Education
Bella	Peppy	Music
Bettina	Normal	Education
Bree	Snooty	Fashion
Penelope	Peppy	Fashion
Rod	Jock	Fitness
Samson	Jock	Fitness
Anicotti	Peppy	Fashion
Broccolo	Lazy	Play
Candi	Peppy	Play
Chadder	Smug	Fitness
Greta	Snooty	Education
Limberg	Cranky	Education
Moose	Jock	Fitness
Rizzo	Cranky	Education

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Marina	Normal	Music
Zucker	Lazy	Nature
Octavian	Cranky	Play

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Blanche	Snooty	Nature
Flora	Peppy	Play
Phoebe	Sisterly	Fitness
Cranston	Lazy	Nature
Gladys	Normal	Education
Julia	Snooty	Education
Phil	Smug	Music
Queenie	Snooty	Fashion
Sandy	Normal	Nature
Sprocket	Jock	Music

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Roald	Jock	Fitness
Sprinkle	Peppy	Play
Aurora	Normal	Education
Friga	Snooty	Fashion
Gwen	Snooty	Fashion
Hopper	Cranky	Music
Boomer	Lazy	Fitness
Cube	Lazy	Play
Flo	Sisterly	Music
Iggly	Jock	Fitness
Puck	Lazy	Fitness
Tex	Smug	Music
Wade	Lazy	Nature

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Gala	Normal	Education
Hugh	Lazy	Play
Agnes	Sisterly	Play
Curly	Jock	Fitness
Kevin	Jock	Play
Lucy	Normal	Music
Boris	Cranky	Nature
Chops	Smug	Education
Cobb	Jock	Education
Maggie	Normal	Nature
Pancetti	Snooty	Music
Peggy	Peppy	Fashion
Rasher	Cranky	Music
Spork	Lazy	Play
Truffles	Peppy	Fashion

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Coco	Normal	Education
Ruby	Peppy	Nature
Bunnie	Peppy	Fashion
Chrissy	Peppy	Fashion
Cole	Lazy	Nature
Francine	Snooty	Fashion
Genji	Jock	Fitness
Mira	Sisterly	Fitness
Tiffany	Snooty	Fashion
Bonbon	Peppy	Play
Carmen	Peppy	Fashion
Claude	Lazy	Nature
Doc	Lazy	Education
Dotty	Peppy	Fashion
Gabi	Peppy	Fashion
Hopkins	Lazy	Nature
O’Hare	Smug	Nature
Snake	Jock	Fitness
Gaston	Cranky	Education
Pippy	Peppy	Fashion
Toby	Smug	Music

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Merengue	Normal	Nature
Hornsby	Lazy	Nature
Tank	Jock	Fitness
Renee	Sisterly	Music
Rhonda	Normal	Music
Spike	Cranky	Nature

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Dom	Jock	Play
Muffy	Sisterly	Music
Pietro	Smug	Music
Baabara	Snooty	Fashion
Curlos	Smug	Nature
Eunice	Normal	Fashion
Frita	Sisterly	Music
Stella	Normal	Nature
Timbra	Snooty	Education
Willow	Snooty	Fashion
Cashmere	Snooty	Fashion
Vesta	Normal	Fashion
Wendy	Peppy	Fashion
Etoile	Normal	Music

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Marshal	Smug	Music
Poppy	Normal	Education
Caroline	Normal	Music
Filbert	Lazy	Nature
Hazel	Sisterly	Play
Mint	Snooty	Fashion
Static	Cranky	Music
Agent S	Peppy	Fitness
Blaire	Snooty	Fashion
Cally	Normal	Nature
Nibbles	Peppy	Fashion
Peanut	Peppy	Fashion
Pecan	Snooty	Fashion
Sally	Normal	Music
Sylvana	Normal	Nature
Tasha	Snooty	Fitness
Ricky	Cranky	Education
Sheldon	Jock	Play

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Bangle	Peppy	Fashion
Bianca	Peppy	Play
Claudia	Snooty	Music
Rolf	Cranky	Fitness
Leonardo	Jock	Fitness
Rowan	Jock	Fitness
Tybalt	Jock	Play

Villager	Personality	Favorite Hobby
Audie	Peppy	Fitness
Whitney	Snooty	Fashion
Freya	Snooty	Fashion
Skye	Normal	Music
Chief	Cranky	Music
Fang	Cranky	Education
Wolfgang	Cranky	Education
Lobo	Cranky	Education
Dobie	Cranky	Nature
Kyle	Smug	Music
Vivian	Snooty	Education

Personality types | 16Personalities

Analysts

Strategist

INTJ-A / INTJ-T

Imaginative, strategic thinkers with a plan for all occasions.

Scientist

INTP-A / INTP-T

Creative inventors, with a strong belief in the power of knowledge.

Commander

ENTJ-A / ENTJ-T

Brave, resourceful and strong-willed leaders who always find a way - or make a way.

Debater

ENTP-A / ENTP-T

Smart and curious thinkers who never turn down an intellectual challenge.

Diplomats

Activist

INFJ-A / INFJ-T

Quiet and mystical, but inspiring and relentless idealists.

Broker

INFP-A / INFP-T

Poetic, kind and altruistic personalities, always ready to stand up for a good cause.

Trainer

ENFJ-A / ENFJ-T

Charismatic and inspiring leaders who captivate their listeners.

Wrestler

ENFP-A / ENFP-T

Enthusiasts, creative and sociable free minds who always find a reason to smile.

Guardians

Administrator

ISTJ-A / ISTJ-T

Practical and factual people whose reliability is unshakable.

Protector

ISFJ-A / ISFJ-T

Very responsible and kind protectors, always ready to protect their loved ones.

Manager

ESTJ-A / ESTJ-T

Excellent administrators, unsurpassed specialists in process and people management.

Consul

ESFJ-A / ESFJ-T

Extremely caring, sociable and popular people, always ready to help.

Seekers

Virtuoso

ISTP-A / ISTP-T

Brave and practical experimenters, masters of all kinds of techniques and tools.

Artist

ISFP-A / ISFP-T

Flexible and charming artists, always ready to explore and experience something new.

Dealer

ESTP-A / ESTP-T

Smart, energetic and very receptive people who truly enjoy risk.

Entertainer

ESFP-A / ESFP-T

Spontaneous, energetic and tireless merry fellows - where they are, it's never boring.

The 10 worst villagers in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Villagers in the Animal Crossing games come in a variety of designs. Some residents are sought, sold and bought. Others make the player consider restarting the game when they appear.

Contents

Worst villagers in Animal Crossing: New Horizons
10. Pietro
9. Limberg
8. Barold
7. Rocket/Violet/AL
6. Clyde
5. Vart Jr.
4. Beard
2. CROC

as in the case of the list of the best rural residents, it all depends on personal opinion. One player's hated villager can be someone's favorite. Both personality and appearance affect whether a villager is loved or hated. A smug personality makes a villager haughty and rude, but players are willing to ignore this when the villager is cute. When they're ugly, they end up with their own hate-filled subreddit.

While this is all personal opinion, there are villagers that players love to hate.

10. Pietro

Pietro is an unusual case: he is either loved or hated. It's quite popular on the forums and some people are looking for it. Others are happy to be rid of it. Pietro sheep with a clown theme that appeals to a very select audience. If you happen to find that Pietro is moving to your island, look for a new home for him on Reddit or on the various Animal Crossing forums.

9. Limberg

Mouse dwellers usually have names with cheese. Sometimes it's nice. Chadder, although not the most popular, but not the worst villager. Limberg is terrible: a bright orange mouse with a strange green five o'clock shadow around his mouth and blue ears. Why does he have a five o'clock shadow that makes him look like a molded piece of cheese? In addition to his bad appearance, he has an irritable personality. Capricious villagers are good villagers. They are portrayed as older, referring to the player as a child and referring to their age. When a mouse named after a cheese with a five o'clock shadow calls you a child, it's just weird.

8. Barold

Like Limberg mentioned above, Barold sports a hefty five o'clock shadow. This dark gray cub has even darker facial hair, which emphasizes the lack of hair on the head. Again, why give any of them a weird five o'clock shadow? Why is it necessary for them? Unlike Limberg, Barold is a lazy person. This personality isn't as good anymore, but combined with the frankly creepy looks, it's just off-putting.

7. Rocket/Violet/Al

The vast majority of people don't like gorillas. There are three of them on this list, and we've split them all into one entry so they don't take up too much space. That's how we dislike them. While some of their personalities may be overlooked, the real problem here is the visual design. The developers just missed the mark, which is a shame because real gorillas look incredible. These character designs just look like a mobile knockoff of Animal Cross and we can't have that on our island.

6. Clyde

Clyde being a lazy person is not the end of the world as they can become great villagers. The problem with Clyde is simple looks. This yellow horse is wearing one of the worst shirts to ever appear in a video game. The worst kind of pink is paired with green, blue and off-white in a shirt that looks like a color test from a failed TV show.

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5. Wart Jr.

The presence of dermatological problems is not a problem. We're proud of the fact that the cool sea breeze on our island is good for everyone, but Wart Jr manages to be a cranky personality type yet smug. It shouldn't even be possible, just look at his smug little face. Animal Crossing New Horizons is a gentle, relaxing game, but Warthog's smile really makes you wish the Doomguy crossover memes were real.

4. Beard

Birdo has a strong hatred for his appearance. This is a blue bear with brown fluffy fur on the chest and belly. The location and color of the fur on his belly evoked more mature comparisons from the players and earned him a lot of hatred. Although the hair on the belly may be the worst, lamb chops and baldness do not help him. It's hard to deny that he looks like a used car salesman and that he's desperate for pants.

3. Tammy

Tammy is a smart monkey villager. At first, she doesn't seem so bad. She may have bright yellow fur, but with her gray stripes, that's not a big deal. Then she turns around, and nightmarish orange eyes, in stark contrast to her yellow fur, peer into your very soul. Tammy has a cheerful personality. Cheerful villagers are always cheerful and strive for glory. Their constant applause and talk of fame and glory can be frustrating. This is a personality that is easier to tolerate from a pretty villager who doesn't look like a possessed demon.

2. Croc

Croc is not the worst character, but suffers from terrible visual design. A bright red frog with a mustache and a whimsical disposition does not deserve his praise. To make matters worse, his & # as if & # phrase makes even sincere statements seem insincere and rude.

1. Rodney

Rodney is a modest hamster with a self-satisfied character.

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