Despite the fact that Animal Crossing: New Horizons has a large number of different villagers for players to choose from, there are some that most players would be better off skipping over.

With its release at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, Animal Crossing: New Horizons became an instant hit all over the world! The game provided fans with an opportunity to connect with one another while also serving as an excellent diversion from the monotony of spending the entire day at home or in an apartment. Additionally, more than a year after its release, the game has managed to maintain a very large player base, with players still getting to know their villagers and customizing their island escapes. In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, there are some villagers that players would be better off simply removing from the game or not taking at all, depending on their preferences.

Pietro
When players invite Pietro to live on their islands, they are inviting one of the scariest villagers imaginable. Pietro is definitely a villager to avoid if you don't like clowns or creepily painted face-paint on your characters. The fact remains that a large number of players admire Pietro's standout physical appearance, along with his generally upbeat and sweet demeanor. Pietro can be made as happy as possible in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and there are guides available for those who wish to obtain him. Others, on the other hand, would be better off just skipping over him because there are far fewer unsettling villagers with great personalities available than there are with him.

Eloise is a young woman who lives in the United Kingdom.
The relaxed atmosphere and carefree playstyle of Animal Crossing are two of the primary reasons why so many players enjoy it. Eloise, on the other hand, appears to have been created specifically to undermine that relaxed atmosphere by constantly criticizing everything in her immediate vicinity. Almost all of the time, she criticizes the player, other villagers, ACNH items, and even the island itself as a whole. As a result, having Eloise on one's island is extremely difficult, as her negativity is exhausting to be around all of the time. Getting away from Eloise is a good use of Animal Crossing: New Leaf because it allows you to get away from her house, which is the only real positive thing about her. The Mario warp pipes on New Horizons.

Diva is a female pronoun.
The sisterly personality type that Diva possesses is frequently spoiled and comes across as snooty as a result of the rest of her personality, which pushes her to be arrogant and self-centered. In addition to bullying the player and other villagers, Diva is known for being a mean person, which makes her feel even worse when the player interacts with her. Diva does have one of the more interesting homes in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, which is particularly appealing to anyone who enjoys ancient Egypt. Nonetheless, this is not nearly enough to make up for the way she treats everyone else on the island, and this is done without any apparent justification.

Maelle 
Apart from having the signature hairstyle and unimpressed expression, she also generally waddles around the island complaining and mocking the people she encounters. That she is frequently at the bottom of popularity lists when it comes to Animal Crossing: New Horizons villagers becomes abundantly clear, as she does not provide players with many benefits in exchange for putting up with her negative attitude. Adding Maelle to one's island is an easy way to ruin a new Animal Crossing: New Horizons playthrough when all of these factors are taken into consideration.

Olaf 
Olaf has an extremely smug personality, as evidenced by his permanently irritated brows. Due to this, he constantly drones on about how wealthy he is, while speaking down to anyone who he considers to be beneath him, which is nearly everyone. Not only does this make him uninteresting to talk to for players, but it can also make it difficult for him to get along with the other villagers on the island as well. Anteaters are one of the rarest villager types in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, but this may be a good thing if it means that fewer players will end up with Olaf, the game's antagonist.

Raphael Hippeaux
Not only does he constantly brag about his wealth, but he also makes some extremely rude comments to the player on a regular basis. The player will be told things that are extremely uncomfortable, such as the fact that no one can hear the screams that are coming from his basement. He simply gives the impression that he has more secrets than the majority of Animal Crossing: New Horizons villagers, and that his mean personality makes those secrets frightening to discover.