Villagers are a major reason behind Animal Crossing: New Horizons being so popular. They make the game much more immersive, lively and also keep players busy with conversations and tasks.

Villagers in Animal Crossing can be an extremely vital part of the game. Each villager brings something to an island that is unique and helpful to players.

To Move Out a Villager in Animal Crossing New Horizons you can use different methods like Time Travel, Campsite, and Amiibo.

Although Animal Crossing: New Horizons campers request to replace random villagers, there is a way to force them to replace someone specific.

If you already have 10 villagers -- the maximum number the game allows -- you'll need to select one of your current neighbors to boot before the new character can move in.

Learn how to get more villagers to live on your island in Animal Crossing New Horizons for the Nintendo Switch. No one wants to live alone.

Wondering how to make Animal Crossing villagers move in or out in the Switch entry? Here are some helpful Animal Crossing: New Horizon tips.

Not all villagers in Animal Crossing: New Horizons are as likable as others. Luckily, there are a couple things you can do to get your villagers to move away.

Getting an Animal Crossing: New Horizons villager to move out is a random process, but you can manipulate it if you calculate things carefully, according to a recent data mine.