Monsters

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Octopus

Appearance

Has the appearance of a basic red octopus, with a single Mii eye and two eyebrows on the front of it's head.

Attack/skills

Attack - Hits a Mii with one of it's eight arms. Can be done up to eight times a turn.

Squirt - Squirts ink at a Mii, blinding them. This can wear off in the safe spot.

Appearances

• Galados Isle

• Temporary dungeons

Other information

• A stronger variant called Green Octopus appears in New Lumos and Temporary dungeons.

Clown

Appearance

Has the form of a typical humanoid clown with a red afro. It has Mii eyes and a smiling Mii mouth on it's face.

Attack/skills

Attack - hits a Mii with it's hand.

Taunt - Teases a Mii, causing them to either get angry or burst out laughing.

Scare - Do something scary (maybe scary face), causing the Mii to get clingy.

Apperances

• Dark Lord's castle

• New Lumos

• Temporary dungeons

Warrior Sandman

Appearence

Looks like the original Sandman (for more information, see my previous "new monsters" post), but is a lot sleeker, with no lumpiness. It holds a sci-fi style ray gun this time around.

Attack/skills

Attack - Hits the player with it's left arm.

Eat - The Warrior Sandman reaches out with it's left arm and gobbles up a Mii (however unlike other "eat" skills, this one can be dodged or avoided.). Only works once as the Mii is only freed when the Warrior Sandman is defeated. However, unlike with other Sandman iterations, this is very rarely used.

Target/fire - The Warrior Sandman will target a Mii, robot style. When it manages to hit, it deals tremendous damage, and doesn't need to charge beck up afterwards.

Roar - Roars loudly, potentially scaring a Mii (or multiple).

One more time! - Does two attacks per turn.

Apperances

• The Sky Scraper

• New Lumos

• Temporary dungeons

Other information

• Unlike other Sandmen, it doesn't crumble up when defeated.

• It often appears alongside other enemies, mainly so they can break the shields that the player has sprinkled onto a Mii after the Warrior Sandman targets a Mii.

Y’know a lot of enemies, easy to defeat.

Sandman

Appearence

Has the appearance of a hulking, lumpy beast which appears to be made out of sand. Has a large mouth on the front, and Mii sunglasses/mouth on the back.

Attack/skills

Attack - Hits the player with it's large arm

Eat - The Sandman reaches out with it's arm and gobbles up a Mii (however unlike other "eat" skills, this one can be dodged or avoided.). Only works once as the Mii is only freed when the Sandman is defeated.

Roar - Roars loudly, potentially scaring a Mii (or multiple).

Appearances

• Neksdor

• Temporary dungeons

Other information

• It crumbles up when defeated.

King Sandman

Appearance

Looks exactly like the original Sandman, but is much bigger and has a small crest on it's "head".

Attack/skills

Attack - Hits the player with it's large arm

Eat - The King Sandman reaches out with it's arm and gobbles up a Mii (however unlike other "eat" skills, this one can be dodged or avoided.). Only works once as the Mii is only freed when the King Sandman is defeated.

Roar - Roars loudly, potentially scaring a Mii (or multiple).

"One more time" - Does two attacks in one turn (auto)

Appearances

• Neksdor

Other information

• It is a miniboss encountered once in Neksdor (guarding a location, minotaur-style). When fighting it, the music playing is "Boss Battle Time II".

• It obviously has more HP and stronger attack than it's original variant.

"Traveler" Sandman

Appearance

Looks exactly like the King Sandman, but has the face of the Traveler on the quest on the back, rather than just Mii sunglasses and a mouth. It is also more yellow in coulor than other Sandmen.

Attack/skills

Attack - Hits the player with it's large arm

Eat - The "Traveler" Sandman reaches out with it's arm and gobbles up a Mii (however unlike other "eat" skills, this one can be dodged or avoided.). Only works once as the Mii is only freed when the "Traveler" Sandman is defeated.

Roar - Roars loudly, potentially scaring a Mii (or multiple).

"One more time" - Does two attacks in one turn (auto)

Appearances

• Temporary dungeon

Other information

• It obviously has more HP and stronger attack than previous variants.

Advanced Robot

Appearance

It's looks are along the lines of robots such as the Ultimate Robot Warriors, but it has a blue and yellow colour scheme.

Attack/skills

Attack - Wheels towards and bashes a Mii.

Body-swap - Targets two Miis, but instead of waiting to fire at them, it's two arms immediately light up, and the spots that the two targeted Miis were in light up white, and when the light fades, and as the two Miis look at their bodies in confusion, a caption on the top says "Advanced Robot switched [Mii 1] and [Mii 2]'s bodies!". After this attack, the Robot goes into charging mode (without charging) for the rest of the battle. While in each other's bodies, the Miis can use each other's attacks, but unless they have been each other's jobs before (or are the same job), they don't know how their skills/attacks work and the attacks/skills are weakened. Safe spot cannot fix this. The Miis stay in each other's bodies for the rest of the stage, until they get back to the Inn or leave the stage. While body switched, the Hero will not be able to use horseplay/whispering.

"One more time" - Does two attacks in one turn (auto)

Appearances

• Temporary dungeons (first as the boss of a quest for the Youngest Fab Fairy in Nimbus).

• New Lumos 8th District

Other information

• These robots only appear once per stage, and only ever appear on their own (though sometimes accompanied by a different type of monster)

• They're body-swap attack is always the first move they use, and cannot be avoided in any way.

• Obviously, the boss version encountered in Nimbus has more HP and Attack than the non-boss versions.

Shape-shifter

Appearance

The shape-shifter's true form is a shapeless black cloud with a single Mii eye In the middle, though it can also shift into a hand, a boot, or a Mii.

Attack/skills

Attack - Shape-shifts into either a hand or a boot, and punches a Mii. The boot deals more damage than the hand.

Double attack - Shape-shifts into both a hand and a boot, and attacks 2 Miis.

Counter-shift - When being attacked by a Mii, it shape-shifts into one of the team members, and this dupes out the attacker into thinking it's one of it's team, and causes them to accidentally spare the shape-shifter. The shape-shifter then reforms into it's original form, moving as if silently laughing, as the Mii that it shape-shifted into (if still alive) shows resentment towards the Mii that fell for the shape-shifter's trick.

Appearances

• Peculia

• The Sky Scraper

• Uncharted Galados

• Temporary dungeons

Other information

• When appearing before battle, the shape-shifter has the same animation as the cloud enemies.

(first post on here yaaaay) So I started thinking about this when I was reading a post on the miitopia subreddit about how if a kind mii spares a monster, a random mii doesn't get their face. And then I started thinking more about miitopia ethics (as you do) and in a cutscene, with the great sage in karkaton they talk about how monsters without a face are peaceful creatures just trying to live their lives. So this means that your party is slaughtering thousands of innocent creatures on your journey through Miitopia. And we know they are dead! Because in the case of, for example, goblin ham you are literally EATING the corpse of this peaceful creature. But ok what if the ham isn't made of goblin but the goblin is just carrying it around. I actually talked about this in a post about mummy jerky you can find here: https://miitopia.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000000035729 . But let's use a different example. The spider roll here is its description "Just close your eyes and pretend it's crab instead of spider." You get this grub from a spider! This means you fried up the spider's legs! If your miis do this with a spider why not all the other food products you find? Oh yeah, and with Roast Griffin I don't even need to give the description. But at this point, you are thinking "Well yeah but the monsters aren't intelligent. You aren't necessarily a bad person because you eat animal products. Well, the monsters getting spared by kind miis in the first place proves they are intelligent enough to understand human emotions! A wild animal wouldn't stop attacking someone if the person said "I give you mercy!" But yeah that is just my theory. Nintendo probably didn't expect people to speculate about this but I hope you enjoyed it nonetheless!

Why?

#20. Angry Queen. 990 HP.

#19. Punk Pengy. 999 HP.

#18. Glamourous Pharaoh. 1190 HP.

#17. Devilish Skulleton. 1198 HP.

#16. Some Nose Variant we don't speak of. 1220 HP.

#15. Ice Cool Man. 1350 HP.

#14. Puppetmaster. 1400 HP.

#13. An infamous variant of a Bird we don't talk about. 1430 HP.

#12. Roll Hopper. 1500 HP.

#11. Red Dragon. 1550 HP.

#10. Doo-Whopper. 1600 HP.

#9. Iron General. 1850 HP.

#8. Giant UFO. 1950 HP.

#7. Hobgoblin Mage. 2000 HP.

#6. Red Orochi. 2100 HP.

#5. Gold Crystal. 2222 HP.

#4. Ancient Robot. 2600 HP.

#3. Extra Spicy Burger. 2600 HP.

#2. Replica Dark Lord. 3100 HP.

#1. (It's one of the 11 New Monster on the Switch Version!)...

Red Fiend! 4000 HP!

Note: Each enemy on this list includes all of it's variants.

For example, the Dragon is put low on this list not because of the Main Dragon it's self, but because of some of it's other retextures like the Red Dragon, because Red Dragon is SUPER annoying to me!

When the dark lord steals your face, your nose stays on, but when he puts it on a monster, it’s on the monster too?

Mine is the hamburger and the fiend

I looked at the Monster list for the Demo of the Switch port of Miitopia that just came out, and It shows that there will be 262 monsters instead of just 251. That's 11 New Monsters! I wonder what they could be...

All enemies had traveler's faces?

How would that change the story?

This fandom should have more people with miitopia monsters in their pic.