Editing Big sister

{{Quote|She's like a strong older sister you can always rely on! No matter what, she'll have your back!|[[Isabelle]], talking about a sisterly villager|{{NL}}}}
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|name      = Sisterly (Uchi)
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'''Sisterly'''{{Note|{{Nihongo foot|姉貴|Aneki|Big Sis}}}} (also known as '''big sister'''{{Note|"Big sister" is used in the ''Animal Crossing: New Horizons Official Companion Guide'' by Future Press}} or '''uchi'''{{Note|"Uchi" is a term used by the community to refer to this personality as it did not have an officially localized name until {{NH|short}}, which has internal data naming it "big sis". Uchi is taken from the personal pronoun these characters use in the Japanese version.}}) [[villagers]] are a type of female character introduced in {{NL}}. Prior to {{NH|short|nolink}}, this personality was most commonly referred to by the English speaking community as the Japanese word "Uchi", which refers to the personal pronoun these characters use in the Japanese version.

The personality is similar to the [[Cranky]] [[Villager#Personalities|personality]] in previous ''Animal Crossing'' games, coming across as blunt, rude, and belittling to others, but also caring and empathetic deep down. They are thus considered the female counterpart to [[cranky]] [[villager]]s. They wake up at 11:00 AM in {{NL|short}}, or 9:30 AM in {{NH|short}}, and go to bed at 3:00 AM. There are currently 24 sisterly [[villager]]s, 5 of which appeared in the previous games with a different personality; sisterly is thus the least common personality.

==Characteristics==
===Behaviors===
Sisterly [[villager]]s are often depicted as stubborn, rude, and easily offended at first glance, in a similar manner to [[cranky]] [[villager]]s, who also have a hostile behaviour. Sisterly [[villager]]s also speak with gruff, accented voices, similar to the deep voices [[cranky]] [[villager]]s use, in reference to their "tough" attitudes. As a result of this, they are seen as a sort of tomboy, as they occasionally talk about enjoying fighting, and express an interest in participating in 'turf wars'. In addition to this, they might give the player a [[petition]] called 'Tomboys Are People Too' which further supports this. Despite this violent exterior, however, sisterly [[villager]]s are kind and empathetic deep down. They may act like an older sister when befriended, and may even give the [[player]] [[medicine]] (or in {{NH|short}}, the [[DIY]] recipe for it) if talked to after being stung by [[Bee]]s or [[Wasp]]s.

In {{HHD}} sisterly [[villager]]s lose most of the empathetic and sisterly charm of their personality to embrace instead a more tomboyish, tough, mischievous and sarcastic inclination. As such, more than the "big sister" stereotype, they seem more akin to a somewhat watered-down image of the Japanese [[wikipedia:Sukeban|sukeban]], or "boss girl". Natural partygoers and thrill-seekers, sisterly [[villager]]s despise boredom and show little concerns for social conventions - eager to shout while waiting for food in the [[Restaurant|restaurant]] and presenting themselves as the classic loafer and cocky student at [[School|school]], or joshingly asking the player to switch roles while working at the [[Shop|shops]]. However, they still show traces of their caring nature, worrying for the player's health and questioning their busy schedule if talked in their homes.

In the Japanese version of the series, sisterly villagers speak with the [[wikipedia:Kansai dialect|Kansai region's dialect]], which is distinguished from the standard Japanese dialect by elongated vowels and differing pitch intonations (emulated in their [[Animalese]] vocals). The Kansai dialect also has somewhat different grammar from standard Japanese, such as the usage of "uchi" as a personal pronoun; the English localization replicates this by having sisterly villagers use slang such as abbreviating "-ing" to "-in'" and "them" to "'em".

===Relationships===
Sisterly [[villager]]s find it easy to get along with most [[villager]]s: [[Peppy]] and [[Normal]] [[villager]]s will admire sisterly [[villager]]s and see them as an older sister, and often they have common interests. [[Jock]] [[villager]]s will also admire how rigid and tough they are, allowing them to get along easily as well. Sisterly [[villager]]s will also express admiration for [[smug]] and [[snooty]] [[villager]]s for their elegant lifestyles, but may come into conflict with them if the wrong things are said. [[Cranky]] [[villager]]s will directly clash with sisterly [[villager]]s, due to both personalities being strongly opinionated. If their opinions match, however, sisterly [[villager]]s can become close friends with a [[cranky]] [[villager]] due to both having hostile personalities.

==Quotes==
''Below are some (not all) quotes made by sisterly villagers.''

*''Oh! Hey! ...There's a rumor going about you. Ya heard? Everyone's saying <player's name> is quite the <random gossip topic>! I kind of see what they're talking about, <catchphrase>!"
*''"You ever have those nights when you just can't sleep? At times like that...you know what to do! Try a carrot as a midnight snack! Peel it real nice, and crunch it up nice and slow. Let that day's stress roll off as you crunch! It'll fill you up, and you'll sleep clean on till morning, <catchphrase>!"''
*''"I wanna talk to you, <player's name>... Do you think you can make it so you never lose in a fight? 'Cause you can. Let me break it down for you... As much as possible, don't fight fights you can't win! Pretty simple, don't you think? Of course if you're protecting someone, that's one thing... But otherwise, sometimes running is OK!"''

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==Trivia==
*Discounting species that exclusively contain male villagers, sisterly is the personality with the most amount of species that have never received a villager with said personality, with 13. These include the [[Alligator]], [[Anteater]], [[Bird]], [[Cow]], [[Duck]], [[Eagle]], [[Elephant]], [[Hamster]], [[Hippo]], [[Mouse]], [[Octopus (species)|Octopus]], [[Tiger]], and [[Wolf]].
**Additionally, no [[Horse]] villagers initially had the Sisterly personality, but {{NH}} did introduce a Sisterly Horse, [[Reneigh]].
*Sisterly is the only personality that has all of its villagers appear in {{NH}}.
*The Bear is the species with the most amount of Sisterly villagers, being the only one with three. Ironically, they all had different personalities prior to New Leaf, with [[Ursala]] being [[Snooty]], and [[Paula]] and [[Charlise]] being [[Peppy]].
*The Sheep is the only species to have more than one Sisterly villagers in {{NL|short|nolink}} onward without either being a new species introduced in that game or having a villager who changed her old personality.

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