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| “ | “Hi, I'm (Mii Nickname). Hey, you look just like me!” | „ |
| ~ Mii in Tomodachi Life |
Miis are some of the main and most iconic Nintendo characters. A Mii is a humanoid digital avatar that players can create as they want in the Mii Channel and in Mii Maker that can be used in certain Nintendo games or software to represent the player. The name Mii comes from the word "me". Miis can only be created and used on Wii, 3DS, Wii U and Switch.
All Miis have had a wide variety of voice actors over the years. The males have been voiced by Fumihiro Okabayaki, Katsuhiro Harasawa, Takuya Satō, Tomoyuki Higuchi, Yūji Kishi, Takashi Ōhara, Ryōtarō Okiayu, Michihiko Hagi, Hideo Ishikawa and the late Kiyoyuki Yanada.
For the females, they were voiced by Yūko Kaida, Hitomi Hirose, Tomo Adachi, Ayumi Nagao, Umeka Shōji, the former Ayumi Fujimura, Makiko Ohmoto, Minami Takayama and Kimiko Saitō.
History[]
Wii Sports & Wii Sports Resort[]
The Miis were first playable in their own special titles that were also launch titles for the Nintendo Wii, that being first Wii Sports and then the later installment Wii Sports Resort. In these games, the Miis would compete with friends, family, rivals and what not in sports such as Boxing, Tennis, Table Tennis, Bowling, Swordsplay, Baseball, Basketball, Dogfight and more.
WarioWare: Smooth Moves[]
Miis appeared with Wario in WarioWare: Smooth Moves. In this game, the Miis are used as personal files and representation for the player during the microgames.
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In the microgame Tightrope (which is one of 9-Volt's microgames), the object of this microgame is to not let a male Mii fall down while carrying a pole and crossing a tightrope, hence the name.
Mario Party 8[]
In Mario Party 8, Miis are playable characters and are sometimes seen in the background of mini-games. They are exclusively playable to the Extras Zone. The Miis in this game wear overalls, gloves, and shoes like the Mario brothers. The shirt they wear depends on the player's color, not their favorite color. Miis also personalize players' files. They have no voices in this game. This is also the only Mario Party game where Miis are playable.
Mario & Sonic Olympic Games series[]
Miis are playable characters throughout the Mario & Sonic Olympic Games series. They also usually have 5/10 stats. They however lack a voice and an original name. Later in the Olympic Winter Games, they can be customized to wear different clothing and accessories. Their stats now differ and depend on gear. They can also gain gear from boss battles from Festival Mode. They also appear in the London 2012, Sochi 2014 and Rio 2016 installments.
Tokyo 2020 marks their first complete absence from the series as they were removed from the game due to licensing issues.
Dr. Mario Online Rx[]
A Mii changing Dr. Mario as the main man or woman in Dr. Mario online Rx. In Dr. Mario online Rx, Miis are able to update Dr. Mario because the playable person. here, they must maneuver Megavitamins tossed into a tumbler jar so that it will break the Viruses. so as for a pandemic to be destroyed, it ought to be related to as a minimum one Megavitamin of the identical colour. Unlike doctor Mario, Miis speak. Miis can tell the player what number of minutes have passed and what number of capsules they have got thrown.
Mario Kart series[]
Miis also appear as playable characters in the Mario Kart series. They make their playable debut in Mario Kart Wii. In-game, they have two different outfits indicated by A and B. Outfit A is comprised of a Mii wearing a racing suit with a blue Mii logo, while Outfit B has them wearing overalls of Mario or Luigi or a minidress of Peach, Daisy or Rosalina depending on the gender. Both outfits are worn regardless of their favorite color. To unlock Outfit A, the player must win 100cc Special Cup or Play 1,650 races. For Outfit B, the player must unlock all 32 Expert Staff Ghost Data records in Time Trials. An Outfit C was also intended to be added to the game, but it was scrapped. Miis also appear as background characters in various racetracks, levels and courses.
They reappear in Mario Kart 7, where their unlocking criteria is to beat all grand prix cups regardless of 50cc, 100cc, 150cc. They also reappear in Mario Kart 8 and its Deluxe port where they are unlockable characters only in the Wii U version. They can also be able to wear amiibo suits consisting of Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, Link, Captain Falcon, Kirby, Samus, Fox, Toad, Bowser, Wario, Rosalina, Pikmin, Animal Crossing, Mega Man, Pac-Man, Sonic and Splatoon.
Mario Super Sluggers[]
Miis are playable characters in the Sports game Mario Super Sluggers. Miis cannot be chosen as crew captains, however up to 8 Miis may be used. Mii stats in this recreation are 6/10 and chemistry with different characters is based solely on favorite color (aside from Diddy Kong), e.g. Red Miis have chemistry with Mario, Green Miis have chemistry with Luigi, Pink with Peach, etc. Miis of the same shade however opposite genders additionally have chemistry with every different. additionally, they possess the quick throw capacity, which lets in the players to make faster throws to teammates.
Animal Crossing series[]
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Dance Dance Revolution series[]
Miis also make appearances as playable characters in the Dance Dance Revolution Wii series. They were not introduced until DDR: HOTTEST PARTY 2, and there are specific body types/outfits for all Mii characters. Starting in HOTTEST PARTY 3, the Mii characters' outfits are customizable, and also exclusively to the same game, the player can also use them as backup dancers in place of the characters only after they have been unlocked. In both HOTTEST PARTY 4 and 5, all DDR characters' body types have been revoked for the Miis, including the backup dancer bodies. This is due to the DDR characters' appearances being changed drastically with their appearances being similar to the original DDR characters in the current DDR games since DDR SuperNOVA. Every outfit originally created for the Mii characters from HOTTEST PARTY 2 and 3 were ported into both games in addition to two new ones for both genders added to HOTTEST PARTY 4, and with extra body types from both HOTTEST PARTY 3 and 4 created for HOTTEST PARTY 5.
In addition to the main series Wii DDR games, Miis are also playable in the spin-off game DDR: Disney Grooves, where they are customizable to the player's liking. They did not appear in DDR: Winx Club, most likely due to liscensing issues.
Tomodachi Games Collection[]
Miis are very major characters in the Tomodachi games especially with them using Miis very much in the game.
Mario Sports Mix[]
Male and female Miis performing during a industrial for Mario Sports Mix in North the USA. Miis are one of the nineteen playable participants in Mario Sports Mix. they're the all-rounder (All-round) kind, with Mario, Luigi, Yoshi and Ninja. regardless of their top and width, all of them receive the equal stats: three/five in every stat. The coloration in their clothes rely on their favored coloration and their apparel depends on their gender; male Miis get hold of a wearing outfit, at the same time as girl Miis acquire a skirt. Miis are also visible as spectators.
Their special potential could be very much like Mario's unique capability; they throw the object into a purpose which can be blocked via a struggle of the opponent. In dodgeball, the shot causes a damage radius that hits anybody in the radius. Miis acquire voices on this sport, a great somewhat rare in video games they seem playable in.
On a facet observe, Miis will by no means appear as warring parties in tournaments.
Real life Miis made a look in various classified ads to assist sell the game in North America. they may be sports activities anchors throughout these commercials under the names Mii-guel (later Michael) and Mii-chelle (later Lisa), showing gameplay footage to the gamers in diverse segments just like the terrific top three show, for example. additionally, they announce a press conference on the day of the game's launch, asking questions for Mario.
Fortune Street[]
Miis appear as playable characters from the start. If the participant comes to a decision to begin a solo profile, the he or she then has to pick a Mii for his or her profile. The simplest characters the player can use in solo mode is their Miis. The player can unencumber clothes to get dressed up their Mii in the Dressing Room. Miis do not say anything to the opposite gamers. The shade of the Mii's save depends at the color of the Mii that is replaced through two of the Mii's warring parties talking to every other; however, if one or extra Miis have the equal coloration, they will be changed, relying upon order as chosen.
Mario Tennis Open[]
Miis also appear within the Nintendo 3DS identify Mario Tennis Open as playable characters. Miis may be given specific stats after they wear exceptional clothes or costumes and have special rackets. while a Mii is prepared with a full gear set based totally on an individual, enemy, or object, all stats could be boosted. Miis do no longer earn a star rank after triumphing all Mario Open cups. best the player can manipulate Miis; they cannot be decided on as fighters or doubles partners.
Nintendo Land[]
Miis walk around in the hub and they are the player characters.
Pokémon Rumble World[]
Miis appear in this game and are the owners of Pokémon toys that they catch in the wild. The King gives the Miis gear and sends them on balloons to areas with wild Pokémon toys to catch. They are generally in the hub area in front of the castle and accompany the Pokémon toys they bring with them and send them to defeat and catch Pokémon toys in the wild. They also fight alongside the king against the main antagonist of the game, the Dark Emperor, and are sometimes protected by the Pokémon toys they catch.
New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe[]
The Mii´s appear in New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe as secondary characters that can be played in challenges and what not. Initially, New Super Mario Bros. U was intended to be New Super Mario Bros. Mii.
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury[]
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Mario Golf: World Tour[]
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Tomodachi Life Series[]
The Miis live on an apartment and an island in Tomodachi life. In the game, the player is tasked with solving problems, like feeding them, buying them new clothes, etc. In its sequel, each Mii has their own house.
Super Smash Bros. series[]
Miis also are playable in Super Smash Bros. since 3DS/Wii U being known as Mii Fighters where they can have customizable outfits, movesets, attacks, nicknames and headgear. Sakurai originally wanted to include them in Brawl, but decided against it since it seemed out of place for them to be fighting during Brawl. They also return in Ultimate where they can now be capable of using vocal voices. They also gain DLC outfits throughout 3DS/Wii U and Ultimate.
For 3DS/Wii U, In DLC Pack 1, their outfits consisted of SSB T-Shirts, Cats, Monkeys, Link from The Legend of Zelda, Majora's Mask, Dunban from Xenoblade Chronicles and Proto Man and Mega Man X from MegaMan. In DLC Pack 2, their outfits consisted of MegaMan.EXE and Zero from MegaMan, Isabelle from Animal Crossing, the Inklings from Splatoon, Jacky and Akira from Virtua Fighter and Heihachi from Tekken. In DLC Pack 3, their outfits consisted of Hoodies, Bears, Samus from Metroid, King K. Rool from Donkey Kong Country, Flying Man from Earthbound, Chrom and Black Knight from Fire Emblem and Lloyd from Tales of Symphonia. In DLC Pack 4, their outfits consisted of Business Suits, Fox from Star Fox, Captain Falcon from F-Zero, Toad from Super Mario, Viridi from Kid Icarus and Monster Hunters with Rathalos and Hunter Mails. In DLC Pack 5, their outfits consisted of Geno from Super Mario and Chocobo from Final Fantasy. In DLC Pack 6, their outfits consisted of Bionic Armor, Takamaru from The Mysterious Marusame Castle, Ashley from WarioWare, Gil from The Tower of Druaga and Tails and Knuckles from Sonic the Hedgehog series.
For Ultimate, in Challenger Pack 1, their outfits consisted of Morgana, Teddie, Persona 3-4 Protagonists from Persona and Tails and Knuckles from the Sonic the Hedgehog series. In Challenger Pack 2, their outfits consisted of Erdrick's armor, Veronica, Martial Artists and Slime from Dragon Quest. In Challenger Pack 3, their outfits consisted of Goemon from Goemon, Proto Man and Zero from MegaMan, Team Rocket from Pokémon and Sans from Undertale. In Challenger Pack 4, their outfits consisted of Nakoruru from Samurai Shodown, Ryo from Art of Fighting, Iori from King of Fighters and Jacky and Akira from Virtua Fighter. In Challenger Pack 5, their outfits consisted of Altair from Assassin's Creed, Rabbids, MegaMan X and MegaMan.EXE from MegaMan and Cuphead. In Challenger Pack 6, their outfits consisted of Ninjara from ARMS, Squid Sisters from Splatoon, Heihachi from Tekken and Vault Boy from Fallout. In Challenger Pack 7, their outfits consisted of Creeper, Pig and Diamond Armor from Minecraft, Gil from Tower of Druaga, Bomberman and Travis Touchdown from No More Heroes. In Challenger Pack 8, their outfits consisted of Tifa, Aerith and Barrett from Final Fantasy VII, Chocobo from Final Fantasy and Geno from Super Mario. In Challenger Pack 9, their outfits consisted of Monster Hunters with Rathalos and Hunter Mail, Felyne from Monster Hunter and Arthur from Ghosts and Goblins. In Challenger Pack 10, their outfits consisted of Lloyd from Tales of Symphonia, Deathborn from Dragonborn, Dante from Devil May Cry and Shantae.
Miitopia[]
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Check Mii Out Channel[]
they appear as options to vote on and you can show yours off
- Mario, without his hat, was the first contest in the Check Mii Out Channel.
- Luigi, without his hat, was a later contest.
- Another contest had players create Princess Peach.
- Another contest was "Someone like Mario, but a little different".
- One contest focused on Bee Mario.
- A contest focused on "someone that helps a princess", which makes a reference to Mario and Link.
- One contest was "Wario without his hat".
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