How To Get Your Friends Villager New Horizons

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Operation: Evict and Recruit - How to Snag Your BFF's Adorable (or Despicable) Villager in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Let's face it, your friend's island isn't exactly paradise. Judy the snooty cub keeps giving you the stink-eye, and Roald the jock keeps leaving protein shakes on your doorstep (seriously, who drinks that much?). Meanwhile, your island is a haven of good vibes and impeccably-placed furniture. But there's one glaring vacancy... a plot just begging for the perfect villager.

Enter the Great Island Caper (with snacks, it's a long day)

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There are two main ways to turn your friend's unwanted resident into your prized possession, and both involve a dash of manipulation, a sprinkle of luck, and a whole lot of talking to cartoon animals.

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Method 1: The Opportunistic Vulture (But Hey, You're a Vulture with impeccable taste!)

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  • Step 1: Befriend the Enemy - This might feel wrong, but trust me, it's all part of the plan. Shower your friend's soon-to-be-ex-resident with gifts (gift-wrapped turnips? Why not!), talk to them every day, and maybe even participate in their questionable exercise routines (Roald's protein shakes anyone?). The goal? Become besties so they're more likely to consider your offer.

  • Step 2: The Art of the Inward Sniff - Keep an eye on your friend's island. When a villager's house is filled with boxes, it means they're thinking about moving out. This is your cue to swoop in (metaphorically, of course). Chat with the villager and if they mention they're considering a new island, play your trump card. Mention your lovely island (and all the protein shake-free zones) and see if they'd be interested in a fresh start.

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Method 2: The Amibiibo Shuffle (For the Truly Dedicated)

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  • Calling All Tech-Savvy Islanders! - If you're feeling fancy and have an amiibo card reader, this might be the path for you. Amiibo cards let you scan in specific villagers, and if you scan in a villager who's already on another island (like your friend's!), they'll get the urge to move out. Mwahaha! Just be warned, your friend might not be too thrilled if you keep yeeting their villagers into the void with a plastic card.

Important Side Hustle: Securing a Vacant Plot

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No matter which method you choose, make sure you have a vacant plot ready on your island. This means having an empty plot of land and enough Nook Miles to build a new house. Don't be that person who convinces a villager to move, only to realize you forgot to pay Tom Nook for the moving permit (awkward turtle high fives all around).

The End Result: A Happy (or Traumatized) Villager and a Thriving Island

With a little planning and, perhaps, a few questionable decisions, you'll have your dream villager settling in and your friend might just be left wondering where all those protein shakes went. Hey, at least your island will be the cutest one on the block (or at least the one with the least suspicious protein shake residue). Now go forth and conquer, island architect extraordinaire! Just remember, there's a fine line between friend and foe... especially when it comes to adorable (or not-so-adorable) animal roommates.

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