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[[File: | [[File:PB Miis render.png|thumb|300px|A group of Miis in ''Pikmin Bloom''.]] | ||
A '''Mii''' is a user-created avatar used in many [[Nintendo]] games since their introduction on the [[Wii]] system. They are generated through facial assets picked and arranged by the player, with some later systems allowing them to be generated through a photograph. These Miis are often used as the player's character in whichever game they are picked for, and are encouraged to be caricatures of the players themselves. There are some games that largely focus on Miis and allow them to express themselves without player input, most notably [[miiwiki:Tomodachi Life|''Tomodachi Life'']], [[miiwiki:Miitomo|''Miitomo'']], [[miiwiki:Miitopia|''Miitopia'']], and the [[miiwiki:Wii_series|''Wii'']]-branded games. | A '''Mii''' is a user-created avatar used in many [[Nintendo]] games since their introduction on the [[Wii]] system. They are generated through facial assets picked and arranged by the player, with some later systems allowing them to be generated through a photograph. These Miis are often used as the player's character in whichever game they are picked for, and are encouraged to be caricatures of the players themselves. There are some games that largely focus on Miis and allow them to express themselves without player input, most notably [[miiwiki:Tomodachi Life|''Tomodachi Life'']], [[miiwiki:Miitomo|''Miitomo'']], [[miiwiki:Miitopia|''Miitopia'']], and the [[miiwiki:Wii_series|''Wii'']]-branded games. | ||
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== Gallery == | |||
<gallery> | |||
NL-Red Pikmin Art1.png|A [[Red Pikmin]]-dressed Mii in {{pa}}. | |||
Pikmin Adventure Mii Olimar Outfit.png|A [[Captain Olimar]]-dressed Mii in ''Pikmin Adventure''. | |||
Pikmin Adventure Red Bulborb.png|Several Miis attacking a [[Bulborb]] in ''Pikmin Adventure''. | |||
PB Oatchi-Rider Costume Render.jpg|A Mii wearing the Pikmin 4 Oatchi-Rider Costume in {{pb}}. | |||
</gallery> | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 15:52, December 17, 2024
A Mii is a user-created avatar used in many Nintendo games since their introduction on the Wii system. They are generated through facial assets picked and arranged by the player, with some later systems allowing them to be generated through a photograph. These Miis are often used as the player's character in whichever game they are picked for, and are encouraged to be caricatures of the players themselves. There are some games that largely focus on Miis and allow them to express themselves without player input, most notably Tomodachi Life, Miitomo, Miitopia, and the Wii-branded games.
In Pikmin Bloom[edit]
Mii characters appear in Pikmin Bloom. The player can create these Miis in the app or link a Mii from their My Nintendo accounts, and then dress them in a selection of outfits.
They play a similar role to leaders in the main series of games. As they walk around, they are followed by the squad of Pikmin, and the Mii also controls the whistle, sends Pikmin on expeditions, and controls flower planting. When observing the Pikmin squad in the garden screen, the camera changes to the Mii's perspective.
Like most games Miis are featured in, they simply serve as the player's avatar and do not act on their own or speak. Because of this, it's implied these are actually the player's actions expressed through the Mii, rather than the Mii themselves.
Mii customization[edit]
Pikmin Bloom has a small Mii editor in the game. It only has a handful of choices for face style (which includes hairstyle, eye shape, eyebrow shape, nose shape, and mouth shape, and an option for skin color), hair color, eye color, and attire. If a My Nintendo account is linked, the Mii will use the appearance of the Mii tied to the account instead. My Nintendo account Miis have many more customization options, and can be created on a linked Nintendo system's Mii Maker app.
The following sections contain tables for all customization options in Pikmin Bloom's Mii editor.
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Mii apparel[edit]
Originally, there were several preset Mii outfits that the player could choose from. Since the 50.0 update, it has been possible to change individual items of clothing. Since the 55.0 update, clothes are no longer exclusively bought from the shop, and can also be tried on in and bought directly from the Mii editor.
Outfits[edit]
These sets of clothing are prepared automatically, and use tops, bottoms, dresses, legwear, shoes, outerwear, and/or head items. The head items, legwear, and shoes are not shown in the preview images.
- See: Mii/Outfits
Special[edit]
Special costumes were introduced on October 14th, 2022. These are similar to outfits, except they do not come with individual parts; the whole costume must be worn as a unit.
- See: Mii/Special
Tops[edit]
- See: Mii/Tops
Outerwear[edit]
- See: Mii/Outerwear
Bottoms[edit]
- See: Mii/Bottoms
Dresses[edit]
- See: Mii/Dresses
Legwear[edit]
- See: Mii/Legwear
Shoes[edit]
- See: Mii/Shoes
Head Items[edit]
Prior to the 86.0 update, Head Items were called Hats.
- See: Mii/Head Items
Eyewear[edit]
Eyewear was introduced on December 26th, 2022.
- See: Mii/Eyewear
Other categories[edit]
The page below includes information on 
Face Masks, 
Tails, 
Wings, 
Face Paints, and 
Backpacks. Tails and Wings were introduced on October 6th, 2023, Face Paints were introduced on October 1st, 2024, and Face Masks were introduced on December 1st, 2024.
- See: Mii/Other categories
In Pikmin Adventure[edit]
As with all games in Nintendo Land, Miis are the only playable characters, and they roleplay as the original characters from each game's respective franchise. They can also be found populating the hub world, and would deliver various user-created messages from Miiverse before its closure.
In Pikmin Adventure, the first player's Mii (the player who holds the Wii U Gamepad) takes the role of Captain Olimar, who has a squad of Pikmin. Up to 4 subsequent players can become individual Pikmin. In ascending order, the players become Blue Pikmin, Red Pikmin, Yellow Pikmin and White Pikmin. The players are tasked to escape each level before time runs out while defeating Dark Monita's enemies. Like with the rest of Nintendo Land, however, the world and creatures are all fabricated for the Mii characters, much like a real world theme park.
Gallery[edit]
A Red Pikmin-dressed Mii in Pikmin Adventure.
A Captain Olimar-dressed Mii in Pikmin Adventure.
Several Miis attacking a Bulborb in Pikmin Adventure.
A Mii wearing the Pikmin 4 Oatchi-Rider Costume in Pikmin Bloom.
See also[edit]
| Pikmin Bloom articles | |
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| Pikmin | Decor Pikmin • Special Decor Pikmin • Friendship • Maturity • Seedling • Squad |
| Items | Badge • Coin • Fruit • Nectar • Petal • Postcard |
| Activities | Expedition • Flower planting • Party Walk • Weekly challenge |
| Places | Big Flower • Mushroom • Special Spot |
| Game mechanics | Detector • Event • Friend • Level • Lifelog • Mii • Planter Pack |
| Miscellaneous | Shop • Soundtrack • User interface • Loading screen • Version history |
| Website | Flower Personality Quiz • Master Quiz • Web store |