How do you replace a villager in a box?

Replace a Villager Using amiibo Call the amiibo to the Campsite via Nook Stop. Give the villager the DIY item they are asking for. Repeat steps for 3 days. On the last day, ask them to move.

Can you move someone in when a villager is in boxes?

When their stuff is in boxes, someone from another town can visit you and talk to the villager to get them to move onto their island. However, the person who wants to adopt needs to have an open plot in their town to actually get the villager to move in.

Can you have two villagers in boxes at once?

It’s possible to have 2 moving out at the same time. One of my villagers was already moving out the next day and he was in boxes. I used an amiibo card to move in another and picked a different villager to move out. Then I went to their homes and they were both in boxes and both gone the next day.

How do you get new villagers when your island is full?

Now you can get another villager to move in by either using a Nook Miles Ticket to travel to an island and look for a new villager or wait and see who fills that villager’s place. If a house is left empty for a few days, a new villager will automatically move in.

When can I replace a villager in boxes?

When the player approves the decision for a campsite visitor to replace an existing villager, that existing villager will be put into boxes right away and will leave on the next day.

Do you have to have an empty plot to get a villager in boxes?

Invite a Villager in Boxes to Move into Your Island You can also invite a villager from another island when they’re in boxes or moving out of their current island the next day. Make sure that you also have an empty plot for the villager to move in. If you talk to the villager twice, you can ask them to move in.

How does villager in boxes work?

A villager who has decided to move will suddenly have their belongings packed in boxes, at which point the player may ask them to stay, or a visiting player may invite the villager to move to their town. Sending a letter with a present attached to a villager who is ‘in boxes’ can sometimes force them to stay.