Do you have to have 10 villagers?

Will I still be able to progress if I only have nine villager
villager
In Animal Crossing, Villager or Player Avatar is a term used for the controllable avatar in the Animal Crossing series. The player may be either male or female; the differences in all games are largely cosmetic, with slight variations to some dialogue whenever the conversation becomes gender specific.
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s/homes? Note that if you stay at nine, you'll never be able to invite a villager who comes to your campsite. They can only kick someone out if you're already at 10, and if you're only at nine, you'd have to add the 10th plot for them to move to.

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2024-01-10 11:54:29

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Do you need 10 villagers for a 3 star island?
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