That said, Roswell is just one of those new villagers that don’t really bring a lot of unique personality traits to the table, which is kind of a shame when you really think about how many great villagers are in this game. This is a subjective argument, and I’ll make no apologies for preferences, no matter how petty they may be. Roswellĭoes Roswell’s marble cake color pattern elevate him a few spots over the competition? Yes, yes it does. However, if we’re talking about lazy villagers and penguin villagers, there’s just too much competition out there to make Chabwick one of those villagers you just absolutely have to find room for. On the one hand, I love the fact that my spell checker doesn’t seem to know what to do with the name “Chabwick,” and I love the fact that Chabwick’s apparent obsession with Lasagna breaks harmful Garfield stereotypes. This is where the rankings definitely start to get tough. Zoe’s bright eyes and pleasant demeanor help separate her from some of the anteater alternatives out there, but there are times when you have to be more than pleasant to really win someone over, and that’s where Zoe falls short.
There are just other, better jock and bird options available in New Horizons, which makes it hard to find space for this sometimes condescending bird with an admittedly great shirt. AceĪfter a long hiatus, Ace returns to the Animal Crossing lineup to fill that need for a jock villager that you most likely simply do not have. While I imagine that Azalea’s love of nature will win over any players who fill their own homes with bugs, grass, and other reminders of the outside world, this is about as standard as snooty rhinos get. AzaleaĪzalea is another villager returning from the Animal Forest e+ lineup that feels like one of those characters who may have been hastily designed in order to meet a rapidly approaching deadline.
That being said, I do respect Frett’s attempts to dress up by half-heartedly putting on a button-up shirt, as it’s a move right out of my own playbook. That could be due to the somewhat obscure nature of that release, but it probably has more to do with this villager’s generally uninspiring design. Frettįrett returns from the Animal Forest e+ lineup, but this cranky dog doesn’t feel like much of a legacy addition to the game. To help you answer that question, we’ve decided to take a highly subjective look at New Horizon‘s new villagers in order to see which ones you can probably ignore and which ones you might actually need to find a little room for in your heart and on your island. Is it really worth throwing all of that away in order to see a few new faces hanging around the town? After all, you’re probably pretty committed to your current roster of villagers at this point in the game’s lifecycle. It’s never easy trying to rank Animal Crossing‘s cast of beloved villagers (we’ve taken a couple of looks at that topic in the past and have certainly received more than a few passionate replies for our efforts), but we just can’t help but open this debate up again by ranking the 16 new villagers recently added to New Horizons via the Switch game’s massive new 2.0 update.Īs great as many of these new villagers are, they also represent a clear threat.
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