This page uses data from the Miitopia Param Info spreadsheet, compiled by PibPasquale, Kobazco, and UglyFrenchFry.
The "King" Golem (Japanese: "Mii's name"ゴーレム "Mii's name" Golem) is a major boss encountered in Miitopia, possessing the stolen face of the King of Greenhorne shortly after he refused to believe the Dark Lord actually existed. It is also the first major boss in the game. Additionally, the player can encounter a much stronger version of the same enemy in a post-game quest, this time with the client's face. This version is fought alongside 2 Ancient Robots.
The Golem is a powerful enemy. Being made out of stone, it can unleash some of the strongest attacks in all of the game's enemies. However, it is weak to magic attacks, so try to use those to your advantage.
History[]
Summoning and battle[]
The King about to be used for the "King" Golem.
After the Hero warns the King about the supposed attack of the Dark Lord, the King simply dismisses it, seeing it as nothing but a "tall tale". The King, however, soon quickly changes his mind as his own face is stolen, being used to summon the "King" Golem. As the hero finds the stolen face, the King begs for them to help him as the battle begins.
In battle, the Golem is not too tough, although it has high defense and attack power. It's only attack is by punching members for high damage. After a short battle, the golem is soundly defeated, and the King is restored.
Post-game[]
Which Travelers' Hub quests that feature this monster seem to be completely random, so do the dungeon location and the quest rewards. Defeating it will clear the quest.
Actions[]
| Action name | Description | Chance to use | Hit rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attack | Deals moderate damage by punching a Mii. | 100% | 100% |
| One More Time! (auto) | The Golem punches a another Mii on the same turn. | - | - |
Enemy statistics[]
The "King" Golem is first fought in the Wayward Woods, whereas the "Traveler" Golem is a randomly decided boss for max-level Travelers' Hub quests.
| Image | HP | Attack | Defense | Magic | Speed | Locations Encountered |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
250 | 45 | 10 | 0 | 9 | Wayward Woods |
|
|
4250 | 385 | 325 | 0 | 86 | Temporary dungeons (Level 50) |
Trivia[]
- The Travelers' Hub version of the Golem has the highest Attack and the highest Defense among all monsters, or third highest for defense if Rare/Very Rare Snurps are counted. However, in the Nintendo Switch version, the Heavy Golem has the same attack and defense stats, and one of the Elite Goblins has a higher attack stat than the Travelers' Hub version of the Golem.
Gallery[]
Main Article: "King" Golem/Gallery
See also[]
| Expand to see the full list of Golems | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| No. | Image | Name | Location |
| 014 |
|
"King" Golem | Wayward Woods (Greenhorne)
Postgame: Rank X (Level 50) |
| 042 | 
|
Kind Golem | Great Pyramid (Neksdor)
Lotus Lake (Realm of the Fey) |
| 074 | 
|
Burning "Teammate" Golem | Karkaton Ascent |
| 135 | 
|
Strong "King" Golem | The Sky Scraper |
| 200 | 
|
Red "Traveler's Friend" Golem | Quest: Rank IV (Level 34) |
| 220 | 
|
Gold "Traveler's Friend" Golem | Quest: Rank VII (Level 43) |
| 253 | 
|
Heavy Golem | Tower of Despair (New Lumos)
2nd Floor (US)/1st Floor (EU) |
