| Agnes | |
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| Gender | Female |
| Personality | Uchi |
| Species | Pig |
| Birthday | April 21 |
| Zodiac Sign |  Taurus
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| Initial phrase | "snuffle" |
| Initial clothes | Dazed Shirt |
| Favourite song | K.K. House |
| Debut | Animal Crossing: New Leaf |
Agnes (Japanese: アグネス Agunesu) is an uchi pig villager from the Animal Crossing series.
Appearance[]
Agnes is a black pig with pink inner ears. She also has white around her eyes and eyelashes. She has a pink nose, which has a streak of white above it. Her initial clothing is the Dazed Shirt.
House[]
Agnes's house contains several pieces of the Lovely series and a few from the Sleek series. It has the Lovely bed, kitchen, vanity, end table, and loveseat and the Sleek lamp and table. It also contains a few miscellaneous furniture pieces that include a CD rack and a plant. Agnes has a hi-fi stereo that plays "K.K. House".
Personality[]
Below is a brief description of the uchi personality. For more information, click here.
Agnes has an uchi personality. As a villager with the uchi personality, she is similar to a snooty villager, though is less vain and more caring. She will tend to use her catchphrase more often than characters of other personalities, and will often ask more tasks of the player. Agnes is shown to be the "big sister" of the town once she moves in, and cares deeply for all those that she is friends with. Should the player be one of these friends, she will give them medicine should they get stung by bees.
Appearances[]
My Animal Crossing[]
Agnes appears as an uchi pig villager in the Wii U installment of the Animal Crossing series, My Animal Crossing. In the game, she initially acts cold towards the player, due to them being "different than what [she] expected". Speaking with her often and giving her gifts will gradually make her warm up to you, at which point she'll be friendly and act similarly to a big sister.
Agnes enjoys seeing others happy, and loves Christmas because of it.
In the Japanese version, Agnes is known by other villagers as 叔母アグネス (Oba Agunesu). This translates to Aunt Agnes, a reference to her nature.