She’s a rare species with a unique color scheme and a bubbly personality, which is surprisingly difficult to come by. She’s the perfect combination of hard-to-get villagers. Those of us who had her as a villager in Wild Worlds love to have her for nostalgic reasons. Marina’s first Animal Crossing appearance was in Animal Forest e+, and she later came back in Wild World. She’s been rising in popularity, although diehard Marina fans have always loved her sweet pink self. She’s an adorable normal-personality character, making her one of the most agreeable villagers in the game. Marina is one of three adorable octopus characters in the game, and she’s the only girl octopus currently in existence. The Smug personality type was first introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, so for him to take on interesting looks as well as a rare personality may contribute to players desire for host him. His popularity may stem from his adorable nature, or perhaps even the rarity of his character. This stylish gray and white cat has two different colored eyes, making him pretty unique to the game. This adorable cat is a bit full of himself and knows that everyone wants him to live on their island. So many people are willing to pay for Raymond that there is even a theory that he has broken the Animal Crossing Black Market, with Island Representatives paying as much as 1 million bells or 400 Nook Miles Tickets just to get a chance at having this cat living with them. There are even players out there who are paying real money to get their hands on this adorable cat. IGN Raymondīar none, Raymond is the most sought after character. Either way, there are different reasons for players wanting these characters more than any other. Everyone seems to want these villagers on their island, maybe because of their personality or maybe because they’re adorable. There are a few characters that players are collectively searching for. ![]() MW2 Raid guide: How to complete the Atomgrad Raid PS5 tips and tricks: how to get the most out of your new Playstation ![]() Move over, Wordle: The New York Times has a new puzzle game
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