Halloqueen
"Yoko has returned, they cry."
I do indeed have at least one of every personality represented on my island.
Residents in my Animal Crossing games are chosen based on a combination of how much I like their design and how well they fit the theme of the town/island. I start the process by figuring out what the theme of the town or island is going to be, then choose the villagers who best fit that theme. Personality is a secondary, albeit still important, factor. In New Leaf it's important up until the point you've acquired all of the Public Works Project suggestions that each individual personality exclusively offer, at which point they can become expendable depending on who the villager is and how attached I am to them. In New Horizons, the same thing applies but in regards to the Reactions. However, I find it to be a bit more important in New Horizons than in New Leaf to keep at least one of every personality because I find the repeat dialogue for two villagers of the same personality to be more bothersome in New Horizons.
All that said, the Sisterly villager slot is definitely the weakest link on my island. None of the Sisterly villagers really fit my island's theme as well as other villagers might, but I keep Diva around anyhow for the dialogue diversity, as well as because her house at least sort of works with the theme (albeit a bit redundant considering I also have Ankha, whose character design is way more relevant and whose house is similar) and because she was the last holdover from my original planned resident list before I came up with my island's theme and the resident list radically changed.
Residents in my Animal Crossing games are chosen based on a combination of how much I like their design and how well they fit the theme of the town/island. I start the process by figuring out what the theme of the town or island is going to be, then choose the villagers who best fit that theme. Personality is a secondary, albeit still important, factor. In New Leaf it's important up until the point you've acquired all of the Public Works Project suggestions that each individual personality exclusively offer, at which point they can become expendable depending on who the villager is and how attached I am to them. In New Horizons, the same thing applies but in regards to the Reactions. However, I find it to be a bit more important in New Horizons than in New Leaf to keep at least one of every personality because I find the repeat dialogue for two villagers of the same personality to be more bothersome in New Horizons.
All that said, the Sisterly villager slot is definitely the weakest link on my island. None of the Sisterly villagers really fit my island's theme as well as other villagers might, but I keep Diva around anyhow for the dialogue diversity, as well as because her house at least sort of works with the theme (albeit a bit redundant considering I also have Ankha, whose character design is way more relevant and whose house is similar) and because she was the last holdover from my original planned resident list before I came up with my island's theme and the resident list radically changed.