ACNH: Max Villagers Guide (2023) - All About the 10,000 Critters

Introduction

Animal Crossing: New Horizons (ACNH) is a social simulation game developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Switch. The game was released on March 20, 2020, and has since become one of the best-selling games on the console. In ACNH, players take on the role of a villager who moves to a deserted island and is tasked with improving the island's environment and attracting new villagers. One of the main goals of the game is to collect and house as many villagers as possible.

How Many Villagers Can You Have in ACNH?

The maximum number of villagers that you can have in ACNH is 10. This includes the player character, so the actual number of villagers that you can invite to your island is 9.

How to Get More Villagers

There are several ways to get more villagers in ACNH. One way is to talk to Tom Nook. He will give you a list of potential villagers that you can invite to your island. You can also find villagers on mystery islands. To do this, you need to purchase a Nook Miles Ticket from the Nook Stop terminal in Resident Services. Once you have a ticket, you can use it to travel to a mystery island. There is a chance that you will find a villager on the island who you can invite to your island.

Villagers' Personalities

There are eight different villager personalities in ACNH:

• Normal
• Jock
• Cranky
• Snooty
• Peppy
• Lazy
• Smug
• Uchi

Each personality type has its own unique set of characteristics. For example, normal villagers are friendly and easygoing, while jock villagers are athletic and competitive.

Villagers' Species

There are over 400 different villager species in ACNH. These species include animals, birds, insects, and sea creatures. Some of the most popular villager species include cats, dogs, rabbits, and bears.

Villagers' Birthdays

Each villager in ACNH has a unique birthday. You can find out a villager's birthday by talking to them. Villagers' birthdays are important because they can be used to trigger special events in the game. For example, if you visit a villager on their birthday, they will give you a special gift.

Villagers' Homes

Each villager in ACNH has their own unique home. The homes are designed to reflect the villager's personality and species. For example, a normal villager might have a cozy cottage, while a jock villager might have a sports-themed home.

Villagers' Relationships

Villagers in ACNH can develop relationships with each other. The relationships can be positive or negative. Positive relationships can lead to villagers giving each other gifts or helping each other out with tasks. Negative relationships can lead to villagers arguing or even fighting.

Villagers' Catchphrases

Each villager in ACNH has their own unique catchphrase. The catchphrases are often funny or quirky. For example, a normal villager might say "Howdy, neighbor!" while a jock villager might say "Go team!"

Tips for Getting the Most Out of Villagers

Here are a few tips for getting the most out of villagers in ACNH:

• Talk to your villagers regularly. This will help you to build relationships with them and learn more about their personalities.
• Give your villagers gifts. Villagers love to receive gifts, and they will often return the favor by giving you gifts in return.
• Help your villagers with tasks. Villagers often need help with tasks such as watering flowers or chopping wood. Helping them out will make them happy and more likely to help you out in return.
• Visit your villagers on their birthdays. Villagers love to celebrate their birthdays, and they will give you a special gift if you visit them on their birthday.
• Don't be afraid to ask your villagers for help. Villagers are always willing to help out their friends, so don't be afraid to ask them for help if you need it.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Here are a few common mistakes to avoid when dealing with villagers in ACNH:

• Don't ignore your villagers. Villagers need attention and interaction to be happy. If you ignore them, they will become unhappy and may even leave your island.
• Don't be rude to your villagers. Villagers are sensitive creatures, and they don't like to be treated rudely. If you are rude to a villager, they will likely become upset and may even refuse to talk to you.
• Don't give your villagers too many gifts. Villagers love to receive gifts, but they can become spoiled if you give them too many gifts. Only give villagers gifts on special occasions, such as their birthdays or when they have helped you out with a task.
• Don't expect your villagers to be perfect. Villagers are not perfect, and they will sometimes make mistakes. Don't be too hard on them if they make a mistake, and forgive them if they apologize.
• Don't be afraid to let your villagers go. Sometimes, it is necessary to let villagers go. For example, you may need to let a villager go if they are causing problems on your island or if you simply don't like them anymore. Letting a villager go can be difficult, but it is sometimes necessary for the health of your island.

Conclusion

Villagers are an important part of ACNH. They can provide companionship, help you with tasks, and make your island a more lively and enjoyable place. By following the tips and advice in this guide, you can get the most out of your villagers and create a thriving community on your island.

Additional Resources

• Animal Crossing: New Horizons Wiki
• VillagerDB
• ACNH Guide

Tables

Table 1: Villager Personalities

Table 2: Villager Species

Table 3: Villagers' Birth Months

Table 4: Villagers' Catchphrases