How to Make Your Own Animal Crossing Villager

Have you ever wanted to make the Animal Crossing villager by yourself? If the answer to the question is yes, then you might want to play around with the Animal Crossing Villager Maker. It is the creation of ipzy. Actually, the official name of it is Make Your Own Animal Crossing Villager.

The unofficial online tool called Make Your Own Animal Crossing Villager has been made by ipzy. This one allows you to design your own Animal Crossing villager for the first time. The tool has been made with Scratch. For those who are not familiar, it refers to a free programming language and online community where you are allowed to create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

Make Your Own Animal Crossing Villager has been made by ipzy

If you want to choose different options, you can click on the ears, face, eyes, mouth, and body of the villager. Feel free to change each of their colors and adjust their position if you want to do so. There is a feature to save your creation and share it to social media or use it whenever you want.

Here are the full instructions of Make Your Own Animal Crossing Villager:

  • You can click each part if you want to change them.
  • You can click on the icon of each part if you want to choose them.
  • You can click the colors if you want to change the chosen part.
  • You can click the arrows if you want to move the chosen part.
  • You can press the space if you want to toggle ears on or off.
  • You can right click on the stage and choose Save Image As if you want to save your villager.

How to Make Your Own Animal Crossing Villager

As stated before, the tool has been made with a free programming language and online community where you are allowed to create your own interactive stories, games, and animations called Scratch. With it, you will be able to share your creations with the other people all around the world.

Scratch is usually used by everyone from some different backgrounds, in all countries around the globe, in all kinds of settings, including in homes, schools, museums, libraries, and many more. It is made especially for young ones ages 8 to 16, but everyone regardless of age is allowed to use it. Apparently, there is a simplified version of Scratch made for ages 5 to 7. This one is known as ScratchJr.

Scratch is available in most current web browsers on desktops, tablets, and laptops. You are also able to view your projects on your mobile phones, but creating or editing projects on phones are not currently available. Here is the list of the officially supported browsers:

Desktop:

  • Google Chrome (63+)
  • Microsoft Edge (15+)
  • Mozilla Firefox (57+)
  • Safari (11+)
  • Internet Explorer is not supported

Tablet:

  • Mobile Google Chrome (63+)
  • Mobile Safari (11+)

In case your device does not meet these requirements mentioned above, you are suggested to try the Scratch app editor at https://scratch.mit.edu/download. If you face a WebGL error, it is better for you to try a different browser.

The Make Your Own Animal Crossing Villager by ipzy is not the only tool that you can try to make your time in Animal Crossing villager more interesting. The second one is called Picrew. A Twitter user named Kyoosh uploaded an Animal Crossing character maker to Picrew and the designs are loved by everyone. Kyoosh got so much praise. The sad news is that the tool was shut down for some unknown reasons.

On the brighter news, for those who still want to try making an Animal Crossing villager version of yourself, there is one on Meiker.io. This one was made by pvrimv. The user is allowed to generate their dream villager and mess around with a lot of different options such as glasses, pants, hairstyles, shirts, and the background color. The tool is undoubtedly a great option for everyone who is looking to change up their profile picture.

There might be some other tools to make your own villager in Animal Crossing. You can try to hunt for one on the communities of forums of the game. They are the best places to visit if you have something that you want to know about the game.

The game called Animal Crossing New Horizons launched for Nintendo Switch on March 20, 2020. There are a lot of things that you need to know about the game. One of them is a villager. There are about 391 villagers in this version, excluding the special characters. Each of them is available in Animal Crossing New Leaf and most are from Welcome amiibo. There are also some additional villagers. Some of the current villagers in the game include Admiral, Agent S, Agnes, Al, Alfonso, Alice, Alli, Amelia, Anabelle, Anchovy, Angus, Anicotti, Ankha, Annalisa, Annalise, Antonio, Apollo, Apple, Astrid, Audie, Aurora, Ava, Avery, Axel, Baabara, Bam, Bangle, Barold, Bea, Beardo, Beau, Becky, Bella, Benedict, Benjamin, Bertha, Bettina, Bianca, Biff, Big Top, Bill, Billy, Biskit, Bitty, Blaire, Blanche, Bluebear, Bob, Bonbon, Bones, Boomer, Boone, Boots, Boris, Boyd, Bree, Broccolo, Broffina, Bruce, Bubbles, Buck, Bud, Butch, Buzz, Cally, Camofog, Canberra, Candi, Carmen, Caroline, Carrie, Cashmere, Celia, Cesar, Chadder, and many other ones.

Villagers in this game come with some different kinds of personalities and different types of animals. Every island town can have up to 10 different variations of villagers who will make their home there and you will start your deserted island journey with two of them.

The Animal Crossing New Horizons is a bit different compared to the other ones. Unlike them, specific villagers’ features are completely new. The first two villagers that you can find on your island will make their own houses from tents, while the next three ones will need to get a few of the items furnished before moving in. When it is done, you will be able to sell plots of land for new villagers to set up a house or invite them to stay while you meet them at a Mystery Island or the campsite.

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