Animal Crossing Sisterly Villagers Guide

Introduction

There is a range of personality types that can be found in Animal Crossing, and they are also specific to male and female characters. Female personality types include snooty, peppy, sisterly, and normal. At the same time, male personality types include cranky, jock, lazy and smug.

While some personality types can get a bad reputation like snooty, smug, and cranky villagers, sisterly villagers are one of the more pleasant personality types.

Bottom Line Upfront

Sisterly villagers refer to someone as being sisterly in the sense that they can be honest, blunt, supportive, and loving towards you (much like people would describe their own sisters). This is also why in previous versions of Animal Crossing, sisterly villagers were referred to as big sister villagers. While initially blunt and direct, sisterly villagers become very loving and supportive over time as you become closer to them; and they are lovely villagers to have on your island!

In Animal Crossing New Horizons, you can get a sisterly villager as a starting islander, and there are a total of 26 available sisterly villagers of a range of different species. All sisterly villagers are female, and the most common types are Bears.

What Kind of Villagers are Sisterly Villagers?

Sisterly Villagers as a personality type were only introduced into the Animal Crossing Series from New Leaf onwards! In this sense, Sisterly villagers are still quite new, although there are lots that are already known about Sisterly villagers!

Some of the keywords used when describing Sisterly villagers are;

direct
rude and or blunt
caring
down to earth
supportive

Anyone who has a bigger sister then may understand where the name ”Sisterly” villager comes from! In fact, some people also refer to the ”Sisterly” villager category as the ”Big Sister” type. Like all other villager types, and indeed like all other people that you may know, your perception of Sisterly villagers is likely to change the better that you get to know them!

Animal Crossing Sisterly Villagers Guide

While initially, Sisterly villagers can be described as rude and blunt (although personally, I would describe this as a direct communication style which is not necessarily a bad thing as I am also quite direct), Over time, as you get to know them, they reveal their softer and more caring side (again like big sisters, they can be tough when you need it but also support when you need that too!)

Sisterly Villagers vs. Other Villager Types

Sisterly villagers can be described as rude or blunt, in the same way, that many would describe Cranky villagers, although sisterly villagers are much nicer and more pleasant additions on your island! You would think that this similarity would mean that sisterly and cranky villagers would get along, but when you add two stubborn people together, it never ends well, and the same friction can be found between Cranky and Sisterly villagers.

Despite this, Sisterly villagers do get along well with most other villagers, even cranky ones, with time! Sisterly villagers get on especially well with normal and peppy villagers as they can get along and support one another very easily. While they mostly get along well, they can also clash with Smug and Snooty villagers (hardly surprising as Smug and Snooty villagers are so judgemental and rude, and hardly anyone seems to get along with them!)

Sisterly Villagers on Your Island

In Animal Crossing New Leaf, you cannot get a sisterly villager as a starting villager on your island! However, this was changed with the release of Animal Crossing New Horizons, where you are guaranteed a sisterly villager as a starting resident. On my island, I got Agnes, who I absolutely love and have worked hard to keep on my island ever since! Again as their personality unfolds as you get to know them, I would never describe Agnes as rude, but perhaps this is because we are now besties! In fact, Agnes is always a smiling and welcoming face that I am always super happy to see (and she is happy to see me too)

What are Sisterly Villagers in Animal Crossing?

There are a total of twenty-six sisterly villagers in Animal Crossing New Horizons; you can find them all along with some basic details (not including gender as all sisterly villagers are female) about each of them below;

Pig Sisterly Villagers in Animal Crossing New Horizons

Agnes (Agnes’s birthday is on the 21st of April, and Agnes is the only sisterly pig villager available in Animal Crossing New Horizons)

Koala Sisterly Villagers

Canberra (One of two available sisterly koala villagers in Animal Crossing New Horizons, Canberra’s birthday is on the 14th of May)

Faith (One of two available sisterly koala villagers in Animal Crossing New Horizons, whose birthday is on the 21st of March)

Bear Sisterly Villagers

Charlise (One of three sisterly bear villagers that you can get in New Horizons, Charlise’s birthday is on the 17th of April)

Paula (The second of three sisterly bear villagers available in New Horizons, her birthday is on the 22nd of March)

Ursala (The third of three available sisterly bear villagers, whose birthday is on the 16th of January)

Dog Sisterly Villagers

Cherry (Cherry is the only available sisterly dog villager in Animal Crossing New Horizons, her birthday is on the 11th of May)

Deer Sisterly Villagers

Deirdre (One of only two available deer villagers in New Horizons, her birthday is on the 4th of May)

Fuchsia (The second of two available deer villagers in Animal Crossing New Horizons, Fuchsia’s birthday is on the 19th of September)

Frog Sisterly Villagers

Diva (Diva is the only sisterly frog villager available in Animal Crossing New Horizons, and her birthday is on the 2nd of October)

Penguin Sisterly Villagers

Flo (Flo is the only sisterly penguin villager that you can get in New Horizons, and her birthday is on the 2nd of September)

Sheep Sisterly Villagers

Frita (Frita is one of two sisterly sheep villagers in Animal Crossing New Horizons, and Frita’s birthday is on the 16th of July)

Muffy (Muffy is the second of two sisterly sheep villagers in New Horizons, and her birthday is on the 14th of February)

Squirrel Sisterly Villagers

Hazel (Hazel is the only sisterly squirrel villager available in New Horizon, and as such, she can be considered rare; her birthday is on the 30th of August )

Cat Sisterly Villagers

Katt (Katt is the only sisterly cat villager that you can find in Animal Crossing New Horizons, and her birthday is on the 27th of April)

Rabbit Sisterly Villagers

Mira (Mira is the only sisterly rabbit villager in New Horizons, and her birthday is on the 6th of July)

Goat Sisterly Villagers

Pashmina (Pashmina is a sisterly goat villager and the only sisterly goat villager that you can find in New Horizons, Pashmina’s birthday is on the 26th of December)

Ostrich Sisterly Villagers

Phoebe (Phoebe is unique as she is the only sisterly ostrich villager available in Animal Crossing New Horizons, and her birthday is on the 22nd of April)

Chicken Sisterly Villagers

Plucky (The aptly named Plucky is the only sisterly chicken villager that you can get in New Horizons, and her birthday is on the 12th of October)

Eagle Sisterly Villagers

Quinn (Quinn is the only sisterly eagle villager in ACNH, and Quinn’s birthday is on the 20th of January)

Horse Sisterly Villagers

Reneigh (As the only sisterly horse villager in Animal Crossing New Horizons, Reneigh is a unique treat. Her birthday is on the 4th of June)

Rhino Sisterly Villagers

Renee (The only sisterly rhino villager in New Horizons is Renee, and her birthday is on the 28th of May)

Gorilla Sisterly Villagers

Rocket (The only sisterly gorilla villager available in Animal Crossing New Horizons is Rocket, and her birthday takes place on the 14th of April)

Monkey Sisterly Villagers

Shari (The one and only sisterly monkey villager in ACNH is Shari, and her birthday is on the 10th of April)

Kangaroo Sisterly Villagers

Sylvia (The only sisterly kangaroo villager in New Horizons is Sylvia, and Slyvia’s birthday is on the 3rd of May)

Cub Sisterly Villagers

Tammy (The only sisterly cub villager in Animal Crossing New Horizons is Tammy, and her birthday is on the 23rd of June)

Summary

Sisterly villagers are lovely warm, and supportive people who are always happy to see you! In fact, anytime that I get stung by a bee when I am out shaking trees (which I often am doing), Agnes always gives me medicine to help me feel better. I would recommend persevering and looking past sisterly villagers’ initially less attractive qualities like their bluntness and directness.

You would be lucky to have some sisterly villagers on your island! If you are playing Animal Crossing New Horizons, you will have already met some sisterly villagers as they are starting villagers on your island.

FAQ’s

Question: How Many Sisterly Villagers are There in Animal Crossing New Horizons?

Answer: There are a total of twenty-six Sisterly villagers in Animal Crossing New Horizons, of a wide range of species and all-female (as all sisterly villagers are)

Question: What Species of Sisterly Villagers can you get in Animal Crossing New Horizons?

Answer: In Animal Crossing New Horizons, you can get; Cub, Kangaroo, Monkey, Gorilla, Rhino, Horse, Eagle, Chicken, Ostrich, Goat, Rabbit, and Cat species of sisterly villagers.

Question: What is the Most Common Sisterly Villager you can get in Animal Crossing New Horizons?

Answer: The most common sisterly villager in New Horizons is Bear villagers generally as there are three available bear sisterly villagers in Animal Crossing New Horizons, closely followed by Sheep, Deer, and Koala species as each of these have two sisterly villagers in New Horizons.

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Ella is a keen gamer and particularly loves titles like Animal Crossing, Horizon Zero Dawn, The Outer Worlds, and her childhood favorite, Monster's Inc Scare Island. Ella is also a gaming UX researcher, has a keen interest in acccessibity within games and strives to fill up her PS trophy cabinet upon every gaming session.