“...Who knows where life might take me? Someday, I might move to another town, and I'll take my letters with me.”
― Stella, Animal Crossing
Stella (アクリル,Akuriru?, Acryl) is a normalsheepvillager from the Animal Crossing series. Her name comes from the Latin word "Stella" which means star. Her initial phrase, "baa-dabing" is a pun on the phrase "bada bing" to match her species. Stella appeared in all games up to Animal Forest e+, but was removed from Wild World onward until her return in New Leaf, where she makes an appearance in all subsequent main games in the series and Pocket Camp. She was, however, found in the data for Happy Home Designer.
Stella returned to the series in New Leaf, as part of the Welcome amiibo update. By scanning amiibo cards, this villager can be met via the campground and invited to the town.
What is Stella's initial phrase in Animal Crossing and what is the pun behind it?
In the Animal Crossing series, Stella's initial phrase is 'baa-dabing', a pun on 'bada bing' to reflect her sheep species. Her name, derived from the Latin word for star, has seen her feature in all main games, including Animal Forest e+, New Leaf, and Pocket Camp.
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In which Animal Crossing games does Stella appear?
Stella, a character from the Animal Crossing series, is present in multiple games. These include Animal Forest+, Animal Crossing, New Leaf, and New Horizons. She also makes an appearance in Pocket Camp. After her absence post Animal Forest e+, Stella made a comeback in New Leaf and has been a part of all main games since.
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What species is Stella in the Animal Crossing series?
Stella, a character in the Animal Crossing series, is a sheep. She was first introduced in Animal Forest as a pink sheep with a black nose and orange blush. In later games, her design was revamped to a pale sheep with a purple wool coat.
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Did Stella ever leave the Animal Crossing series and then return?
Stella, a character from Animal Crossing, was part of the series until Animal Forest e+, after which she was removed. She returned in New Leaf and has been a part of all subsequent main games and Pocket Camp. Her return was facilitated through the Welcome amiibo update, allowing players to invite her to their town using amiibo cards.
In Animal Forest, Stella is a pink sheep with a black nose, orange blush, and pink wool. She appears to be frowning, due to her mouth meeting at her nose, and may be mistaken for a snooty villager with this appearance (likely the reason why she was redesigned for Animal Crossing). In all games afterwards, she is redesigned as a pale sheep with a purple wool coat. Her eyes are closed and she has a small smile. She wears pink blush on her cheeks. Additionally, she bears a strong resemblance to Wendy, another sheep villager introduced in the same game.
Personality
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Stella has a normal personality, and frequently acts kind towards the player. Normal villagers generally get along well with lazy, peppy, smug, snooty, and other normal villagers. Stella may conflict with cranky and sisterly villagers. As a normal villager, Stella will usually wake up at 6:00 am and is easier to befriend than most. Both normal and peppy villagers reference an unseen friend known as Moppina.
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In Animal Crossing, Stella has many instruments in her house including an ivory piano, a metronome, a harp, and a violin. She also has some regal furniture, which are two regal chairs and a regal lamp. There are also two Gyroids: a mega Sputnoid and mini Dinkoid; and two paintings: the Moving Painting and Rare Painting. Her carpet is "Daisy Meadow" and the wallpaper is "Meadow Vista", obtainable from Saharah and Wendell, respectively.
In New Horizons, Stella's home has items from the Wooden series, some of which are customized with pink sheets. The music that plays in her house is Only Me. She retains the same wallpaper in New Leaf but has the Dark Herringbone Flooring.
Everyone wants to know what the deal is with Stella's red cheeks. Is she cold? Hot? Is she wearing makeup or what? The truth is... nobody knows, and Stella absolutely refuses to tell. Darn it!
Stella is in the data for Happy Home Designer, but does not make a formal appearance.
Due to the presence of her data, scanning her card at the amiibo Phone will cause a game crash rather than an error message.
In a character popularity poll held on the Japanese Animal Crossing website, Stella ranks as the 29th most popular character at 593 votes, ranking above Don Resetti and below Cheri.
Stella's Spanish name and her Italian name, Merina, is an alternative spelling of Marina, the name of the Octopus villager.
Merina alludes to the name of a sheep breed called Merino.
In New Horizons, Stella's preferred style is Simple, and her preferred colors are Beige/Yellow.