Monsters

Bosses aren't the only monsters with full Mii Faces...

So I'm trying to get the medal for defeating all the monsters in the 3DS version, and they're all from the Traveller's Hub. Thing is, how do you get specific level quests? Do the Miis of that level have to be in your party, or in the Inn?

(Btw, if you're wondering what monsters I'm missing, here they are: Harpy, Gold Glyph, "Traveler's Friend", "Traveler"otaur, Red "Traveler" Golem, "Traveler" Mouse (blue), Wind Queen "Traveler" and Gold "Traveler's Friend" Golem)

I know they're basically all underrated since Miitopia as a whole is Underrated, but is there any enemies you think are underrated or underused in the game?

It's about time some one talks about this. As much as I love Miitopia, It's absolutely not without it's flaws.

• #7. No New Jobs. Despite the game getting a port, it still has no new jobs, which is sad because I really wanted a Sherriff Job!

• #6. Lack of Multi Player. The game would've been a lot more fun if other players could play as the team members. Especilly if someone is playing as a cat to use super useful moves instead of JUST STEALING GRUB FROM ENEMIES ALL THE TIME! >: (

• #5. The Sickness Mechanic. This mechanic is just annoying! Like I get it was meant to make sure you would use weaker Miis so that all of them would be at a good enough level to fight the Darker Lord, but once you get to the post game, you would only hope the sickness mechanic would go away, but instead, it only gets worse as now your main mii gets sick! BTW, I'm not sure how a Mii can even get sick in the Sterile Plant when that place is completely clean...

• #4. Some areas still being too short. Almost all Areas after the first four worlds are still just as disappointing as ever. With Powdered Peaks just being straight up forgettable. If only Powdered Peaks for example had more to it instead of holding Tschilly Peaks to the post game and mostly relying it on the quest gimmick (Which I'll get to later!!!).

• #3. Too many Monster Retextures. I like Enemy retextures but Nintendo went way too far with them, to the point where once you get to Galados, there aren't even any actual new monsters any more! Several of the Retextured enemies in the post game are super ugly, and Making three versions of every enemy in the game means that you have to fight three different Twerkey enemies! WHY NINTENDO!?!

• #2. The Quests. I've never heard anyone complain about this before, but there's SO MUCH problems I have with it! I mean, what's the point in having the "Kidnapped Friend" characters in the game when all they do is get there face stolen on a monster and then later completely disappear from the game? Why are so many areas and Monsters locked behind this gimmick? Why do the quests have to be so random and only get up to three quests a day instead of simply unlocking higher leveled quest after completing lowered level quests? And why do they all have to be temporary instead of you getting to do them as much as you please? It's all SO annoying! I don't want minor kidnapped friend characters, I want to see actually interesting new characters. I don't want to fight a Red Dragon in Nimbus, a Retroputer Boss in Powdered Peaks, Or A SNOWMAN in Karkaton, I want to see them in their correct areas. I don't want to have to wait days just to get all the Monsters and areas in the game, I want to actually be able to go to some of them instantly and unlock more quests as soon as I'm finished. And I don't want areas Like Ghontu Cave, Manor Macabre, and the Sinister Plant to be temporary dungeons, I want them to be available at any time.

• #1. The Game is Unbalanced. The Tank Job sucks, with Terrible Speed, uses MP for it's normal attack, and makes your Team Members angry. The Pop Up Puppet Boss is disappointingly easy. And don't even get me started with Uncharted Galados! I've already explained many times why Uncharted Galados sucks! The spike in difficulty that area has compared to most of Galados where a Giant UFO for example having 1950 HP right after you fight enemies with around only 200ish HP is unacceptable! And it would be wrong to mention that the game is Unbalanced without talking about FIENDS! Some could argue that Nintendo had to rush the game and where running out of time and Money, but they should've had more than enough time to fix this mistake when the Switch Port came out, so I can't understand why they didn't.

That's all.

Chose one

Kind - "I can't kill these innocent beasts!"

Energetic - "Woo-hoo, let's go defeat these guys!"

Laid-back - "Nah I'd rather just, sit back and watch."

Cool - "These monsters ain't layin' a finger on me!"

Air-headed - "Ooh, can we play a game!"

Stubborn - "Hah, those monsters don't stand a chance!"

Cautious - "I'd better prepare myself, this may be tough."

I tried lvl 30 mii but I didn’t get it

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.