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Sandbox

Cover artwork of Tomodachi Life

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List of Special Miis

Created by Evie (talk) 11:08, 14 November 2023 (UTC) . Mainspace when this list is more complete. Anyone is free to contribute.

Sources:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/625899-streetpass-mii-plaza/70990727 (add data and more Miis)

https://www.miilibrary.com/ALL/SPECIAL (add data)

https://bulbanews.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Junichi_Masuda%27s_Mii_appearing_in_StreetPass_Mii_Plaza (add details about Junichi Masuda in Streetpass Mii Plaza)

https://gbatemp.net/threads/i-made-a-spreadsheet-of-the-preservation-state-of-spotpass-special-miis.623517/ (add Miis and data, this sheet also includes some Europe/Oceania and Japan data)

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{{Stub}} {{Construction|Incomplete list. Additionally as a starting page to build on, it is missing a lot of detail contained in the references. We could also add templates.}} This article is a list of Special Miis. These Miis are distributed by Nintendo or an official source, and wear golden pants. They may depict real life people, such as game developers.

Nintendo 3DS

Japan

Tomodachi Life: Club Nintendo Fashion Catalog

Tomoko Lexion
Masaru Shinjo
Kosaku Harakami
Yukari Ando
Kosuke Takagi
Jun Sakuma
Yui Motoki
Sonoko Iida
Tomoo Hyodo
Yoshino Endo
Hikaru Ashida
Tenta Fujii
Tenko Fujii
Shota Tachibana
Momoko Minakami
Kae Kurita
Ryoji Tokuma
Nao Matsubara
Reiko Yada
Miku Hayakawa
Yuto Hosaka
Taro Osada
Eimi Wada

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North America

Streetpass Mii Plaza

These Miis were available for a limited time only using SpotPass or Nintendo Zone.

Fils-Aime: Based on Reggie Fils-Aimé, former president of Nintendo of America (March 27, 2012; to celebrate the Nintendo 3DS's first anniversary)
Moffitt: Based on Scott Moffitt, former Nintendo of America Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing. (June 7, 2012; to celebrate E3 2012)
Miyamoto: Based on Shigeru Miyamoto; world-famous video game designer/creator from Nintendo of Japan. (March 24, 2013; to celebrate the release of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon)
Iwata: Based on Satoru Iwata; former president of Nintendo of Japan (June 6, 2013; to commemorate the E3 2013 Nintendo Direct).
Aonuma: Based on Eiji Aonuma; best known as producer for The Legend of Zelda series. (June 11, 2013; to celebrate E3 2013).
Konno: Based on Hideki Konno; best known for his direction and production on the Mario franchise sub-franchises such as Mario Kart. (June 12, 2013; to celebrate E3 2013).
Tezuka: Based on Takashi Tezuka; director/producer/advisor of many Nintendo games, such as games in the Mario series, The Legend of Zelda series, Animal Crossing series, now Nintendo Executive Officer and Nintendo EPD Senior Officer. (June 12, 2013; to celebrate E3 2013).
Hayashida: Based on Koichi Hayashida^[2].

--Logangsta (talk) 05:32, 4 June 2024 (UTC) Article has been created. I'll leave this text here however as it may still be needed. Thanks for the article suggestion :)

ShiverThermal's testing grounds

Headline	Image	Transcript	Notes
Town Hall!		Town Hall is now open on [Island]! You can create new islanders and edit or view info on your current islanders. There's so much other cool stuff to do there too, so be sure to check it out!

References

Kimulo's Attempts at Figuring Out How To Use This Properly

Streetpass Gardening Gameplay Draft 1 (WIP)

(brief warning i use the european names because thats what i play with!) When you first start the game, Mr. Mendel gives you a choice of 3 seeds to grow your first plant.

You can grow plants through your Streetpass hits, as the Miis gathered will water your plant. It takes approximately 6 hits to bring a plant from a seed to a fully grown plant. After that, if both your plant and the other Mii's plant are fully grown, they will pollinate each other and you will get a seed. If both plants are not fully grown, nothing happens. Plants will normally have 10 seeds, although there are times where they instead may have as little as 4 seeds.

Seeds will normally inherit traits from both parent plants (like flower type, colour, and stem type). However, there are two events that may occur that don't follow this rule.

Diverging: There isn't a specific set of circumstances to be met for this. Diverging is when a seed grows into a plant breed different from both its parents. Seeds that are highly likely to diverge will glow, although non-glowing seeds can still diverge. Colour and stem type are both inherited.
Phantom Plants: You can get a seed that might grow into a Phantom Plant if you encounter the same Mii twice (known in this game as a Plant Pal), although they don't need Streetpass Gardening for the first encounter. (work in progress - im still working my way through the game! ill write more when i get some progress on this)

You can also try to increase the chances of getting a certain colour by asking a Mii to plant a seed with you. The plant will then have a higher chance of blooming in the Mii's favourite colour.

TabberNeue test

Matt

Details
Favorite color	Orange
First appearance	Wii Sports
Latest appearance	Nintendo Switch Sports
Other appearances	Wii Music Wii Sports Resort Wii Party Wii Play: Motion Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Internal ID	24 1 (Wii Music only)P
Nationality	North America
Miis by ID
Previous Mii ID Jake	Next Mii Mike
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Miitopia "Mii usage" section draft

Hey everyone, looks like it's time for another Logangsta Mii sandbox! Seeing as we have well over 60 Miis that are tied to the 3DS and Nintendo Switch versions of Miitopia, it looks like we need a section to mention them all in. Of course, not all of the Miis mentioned here will be in high detail (e.g. Switch demo Miis), but we will need to have the relevant page links set up here. Miis such as the Dummy and trailer ones will receive their full coverage here however. Please, feel free to help out, and leave feedback as needed. Happy editing! --Logangsta (talk) 02:39, 6 June 2025 (UTC)

3DS Promotional Miis

3DS Advertisement Miis

3DS Unused Miis

Miitopia 3DS Unused Miis
Image	Mii name	QR code
	DummyBasic
	Dummy00
	Dummy01
	Dummy02
	Dummy03
	Dummy04
	Dummy05

Switch Demo Miis

This is an edit of all time.

Islander Mini-Game page revamp draft

A Mii in the mood to play an **islander mini-game** in *Tomodachi Collection*.

This article or section is under construction. Therefore, please excuse its informal appearance while it's being worked on. We hope to have it completed as soon as possible.
Reason: Living the Dream is starting to be released globally, information from the game will be added soon.

Islander Mini-Games are featured in the Tomodachi Life series. When a Mii wants to play a game, their window will be marked with a green icon. When the player enters the Mii's apartment, the Mii will ask the player to play a mini-game with them, which they can either accept or deny. If the player agrees, a randomized mini-game will begin. Winning the mini-game will allow the player to choose a random treasure from three boxes of different sizes, while losing will cause the Mii to give them either a box of tissues or toilet paper. In Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, mini-game requests are represented with green bursts of lines, the Mii will immediately announce what mini-game they're going to play, and the Mii will stop asking the player to play when the player turns down their request.

Occasionally, after gifting a Mii something or solving their problem while interacting with them in their apartment, they will say "Since you're already here, let's play a game!" (US) or "Seeing as you're here, let's play!" (EU), which will also prompt the player to start a mini-game.

Mini-game list

Standard mini-games

Name	Image	Description	Appears in	Rules
Butt-Writing Quiz		Choose a correct answer from the four choices. Can you answer all three questions?	Tomodachi Collection	The Mii traces characters that spell out the name of a food, and the player must pick which item is being spelled out from four choices. There are three questions given, and on the third, the Mii will try to distract the player by talking about something else.
Cards		Play Old Maid. The one who has a full pair first wins. (Collection) Take turns picking a card from your opponent's hand. The first to make a pair wins! (Life, US)	Tomodachi Collection, Tomodachi Life	The player holds a single two card (a king in the European versions), and the Mii holds two cards, one being another two card and the other a joker (another king and a two of hearts in the European versions). To win, the player must pick the other two/king in order to hold them both. If they pick the joker/two of hearts, the Mii then gets to pick from their hand. The player can swipe up on a card to trick the Mii into trying to select it. This continues until one of the players has both twos/kings in their hand.
Catch		If you catch the item before it hits the floor, you get to keep it as a prize! If you miss, you get... Disappointment. (US) You get to keep the item if you catch it before it hits the floor! You lose if you don't! (EU)	Tomodachi Life	The Mii is preparing to drop a small treasure and the player has to catch it. The Mii will frequently try to trick and distract the player by rambling, starting a countdown, looking away, or attaching the item to a string. If the player manages to catch the item, they will receive it as their prize. The player has only two chances to catch the item.
Red Light, Green Light	File:TLLD Red Light Green Light game.png	Try to move closer when the Mii isn't looking. You will keep walking as long as you touch the button. You win if you can touch the Mii.	Tomodachi Collection, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The player must hold down a button on the touch screen to advance towards the Mii as they say "Green Light". When they say "Red Light!" they will turn around to look at the player. If the player is moving when the Mii looks at them, they lose. To win, the player must move close enough to touch the Mii before time runs out while not being caught. In Living the Dream, the Mii may additionally fake out by immediately turning at the player again right after turning back.
Football (US) Wrestling (EU) Sumo (JP)		It's time to play some football! Win by knocking down your opponent or pushing the opponent out of the ring. (US) Settle your differences with a wrestling match! Win by knocking over the other figure or pushing it out of the ring! (EU)	Tomodachi Life	The player faces off against a miniature Mii dressed as a football player/wrestler/sumo fighter and have to repeatedly tap the bottom screen to push the rival Mii down or out of the ring. Another Mii will serve as the referee.
Mii Facts		Find out how well you know your islanders! Are the following facts true or false? Try to get them all right! (US) Let's see how well you know your islanders! Are the following facts true or false? Can you get them all right? (EU)	Tomodachi Life	The player is given 3 questions about the similarities or differences between two of their islanders. Questions can be about the Miis' relationships, levels, birthdays, specific gifts they own, and other facts.
Zoom Quiz		What is that super zoomed-in item?! Pick correctly from the three choices! Can you get them all right? (US) Can you tell what this super-zoomed item is? Just pick 1 of the 3 options! It sounds easy, but can you get them all right? (EU)	Tomodachi Life, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The player is presented with 3 consecutive images (zooming in more after each correct answer) and must identify what the zoomed-in item is out of the 3 choices given to them. The zoomed image can be either a food or a treasure.
Coin Spin	File:TLLD Coin Spin.jpg	Guess which side the coin will land when it stops spinning! If your guess is correct, you win! (US)	Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The Mii will flip a coin with a random Mii's face on it, and the player will guess which side the coin will land. Occasionally, the coin can land on its side, which counts as a win.
Bowling	File:TLLD Bowling.jpg	Throw the ball and knock over all the pins! (US)	Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	Six to ten Miis will dress in full body suits at the Wishing Fountain, and the player must knock them all down before they run out of balls. Possible formations TBD.
Poke the Ferris Wheel	File:TLLD Poke the Ferris Wheel.jpg	Spin the Ferris Wheel using a set number of pokes so that the carriage the Mii is in stops right at the bottom. (US)	Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The player is given two or three attempts to poke the ferris wheel so that when the attempts are used up, the Mii's carriage will be at the bottom of the ferris wheel.
What's Missing?	File:TLLD Whats Missing.jpg	What's missing from the pictures? Guess before you run out of time! (US)	Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The player is presented with three pairs of food and treasure images, and must pick the food or treasure that isn't present on the screen before the time runs out. On the final round, the food or treasure will be silhouettes overlapping each other.
Latte Art Quiz	File:TLLD Latte Art Quiz.jpg	Guess which Mii appears in the latte! (US)	Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The player is presented with three distorted images of Miis' faces in a latte and must correctly identify them.
Moving Cups	File:TLLD Moving Cups.jpg	Guess which cup hides the coin! (US)	Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The player has to locate the coin in three rounds of a moving cup game. On the third round, the Mii will fake out by moving the cups one last time, then ask a random question.
Odd One Out	File:TLLD Odd One Out.jpg	One Mii is different from the others! Spot them quickly! (US)	Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The player has to pick the Mii that is acting or dressing differently from the other Miis three times to succeed.

Mini-games with multiple variants

Shadow Quiz

Name	Image	Description	Appears in	Rules
Food & Treasure Shadow Quiz (US) Object Shadow Quiz (EU)	File:TLLD Shadow quiz.jpg	Which item is making that silhouette? Pick correctly from the 3 choices! Can you get them all right? (US)	Tomodachi Collection, Tomodachi Life, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The player is presented with several silhouetted food and treasure sprites in sequence (five in Collection, three in Life and Living the Dream), and must guess which item it is between three choices.
Double Food & Treasure Shadow Quiz (US) Double Object Shadow Quiz (EU)	File:TLLD Double shadow quiz.jpg	Which 2 items are making that silhouette? Pick the correct 2 from the 3 choices! Can you get them all right? (US)	Tomodachi Life, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The player is presented with three pairs of overlapping food and treasure silhouettes, and must pick the two items that make up the silhouette out of three choices.
Headwear Shadow Quiz		Which item is making that silhouette? Pick correctly from the 3 choices! Can you get them all right? (US)	Tomodachi Life	Three rotating silhouettes of different hats and headwear are shown in sequence, and the player must guess which item each one is from three choices.
Mii Shadow Quiz	File:TLLD Mii shadow quiz.jpg	Which Mii is making that silhouette? Pick correctly from the 3 choices! Can you get them all right? (US)	Tomodachi Life, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	Three animated Miis in silhouette are shown to the player in sequence, and they must guess who each one is from three choices. The Miis can perform various animations, and are pictured in their current outfit. When the player picks an answer, the Mii will lift their hands to their chin, then twirl and applaud once revealed if the player answered correctly. If the player answered incorrectly, the Mii will slump over sadly. The final Mii will jump up and down with the mini-game's host when the game is won.

Pixel Quiz

Name	Image	Description	Appears in	Rules
Food & Treasure Pixel Quiz (US) Object Pixel Quiz (EU)	File:TLLD Pixel quiz.jpg	What is that super pixelated item?! Pick correctly from the 3 choices! Can you get them all right?	Tomodachi Life, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The player is presented with three pixelated food and treasure sprites in sequence, and must guess what each item is out of three choices. The sprites become more pixelated with each correct answer.
Mii Pixel Quiz		Who is that super pixelated Mii?! Pick correctly from the three choices! Can you get them all right?	Tomodachi Life	The player is presented with three pixelated faces of the Miis on the island, and must guess which Mii each one is out of three choices. The first face rotates, the second is still, and the third is still at a lower resolution.

Match

Name	Image	Description	Appears in	Rules
Match		Flip over two panels and find the pairs! Can you match all the panels before making 5 mistakes? (US) Turn over 2 panels to find the pairs! Can you find all the matching pairs without making 5 mistake? (EU)	Tomodachi Collection, Tomodachi Life	This game simply features 6 matching pairs of panels, allowing the player to have 5 chances, if the player gets the incorrect match, they’ll lose a chance.
Vs. Match		Try to find a pair by flipping two panels. If you get a match, you can go again! Find the most pairs to win! (US) Turn over 2 panels to find the pairs! You can have another go if you find a pair. The one who finds the most pairs wins! (EU)	Tomodachi Life	The player plays against the Mii to catch the most pairs. At the start, the player gets to choose if they want to go first or second.

No Repeats

Name	Image	Description	Appears in	Rules
No Repeats	File:TLLD No Repeats.png	When it's your turn, pick the name of a food! The game ends if you pick something that isn't a food, you're too slow to answer, or someone repeats a food. (US)	Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The player and the Mii take turn to say the name of a food item. The player must pick one from the three given options that is a food item that hasn't been said in the game in time. The game ends in a success when the Mii repeats a food.
Group No Repeats	File:TLLD Group No Repeats.png	When it's your turn, pick the name of a food! The game ends if you pick something that isn't a food, you're too slow to answer, or someone repeats a food. (US)	Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	The rule is the same with No Repeats, but with 2-4 Miis playing the game.

Pseudo mini-games

These are not considered mini-games as they do not appear when a Mii asks to play one, but rather appear as a Mii's problem. They are similar in nature to mini-games, having pass/fail requirements as well as using the same music and having title cards.

Name	Image	Description	Appears in	Rules
Backscratch		Help scratch the Mii's back. Listen for the hint and find the itching spot. You have 6 chances to try.	Tomodachi Collection	The player has six chances to find the itchy spot on the Mii's back by tapping it with the stylus. If the wrong spot is picked, the Mii will give a direction on where to scratch.
Mosquito		Please swat the mosquito. If you don't succeed within five turns, the Mii will get angry... (Collection) Mosquitos are so annoying! Aim carefully and give it a smack. It's best to wait for it to land. (Life, US)	Tomodachi Collection, Tomodachi Life (Campground only)	A mosquito flies across the Mii's face, and the player must swat it by tapping it with the stylus. If the player misses, they will hit the Mii instead. The player is provided five chances to swat the mosquito.
Sneeze		Sometimes a sneeze just won't sneeze! Save the day by tickling the Mii's nose. (US)	Tomodachi Life	Shake the feather across the Mii's nose until they sneeze. If the Mii does not sneeze in about 20 seconds, then the sneeze will disappear and the Mii will not gain happiness.
Please clear my mind	File:TLLD Please clear my mind.jpg	Ugh, I've been thinking too hard. My head feels kinda fuzzy... (US)	Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream	Pop all items in the Mii's head in 5 seconds. If the time runs out, the game will continue, but the player will not be awared the item upon clearing it.

Trivia

The player is unable to use the A button to skip text in the Catch mini-game.
While playing the Football mini-game, it's possible to knock over the referee.

[1] Mii Library - Special Miis

[2] "Updated list of all North American-released Special Miis" (GameFAQs thread by Claytronic)

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