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This page uses data from the Miitopia Param Info spreadsheet, compiled by PibPasquale, Kobazco, and UglyFrenchFry.

Chef-switch

Job description

Cooks up cures and stirs up trouble in equal parts with a trusty frying pan. - English
手にする武器はフライパン こうげきも 回復もおまかせ - Japanese

Chef Description

【Miitopia】_-_Chef_Play_Demo

【Miitopia】 - Chef Play Demo

The Chef is a Job in Miitopia that focuses on durable and consistent healing. They have high health and defense, and their healing moves (besides Feast) always heal the same amount. They also have the best attack power of the healing jobs. Their main drawback is their slow speed (compounded by Feast taking until the end of the turn), and while end of turn healing sounds like a positive in theory, in practice, party members will often use HP Bananas or healing moves of their own before the Chef can act. They also lack a calm or revive move when compared to Clerics and Flowers.

Their Weapon of choice is the Frying Pan.

Their Clothing is called Uniforms.

With both high attack and defense, the Chef is able to heal their allies, cooking in some delicious dishes. They will even able to split out some damage.

The Chef's default attack is single-target only.

Stats

Lv. 1 Lv. 50 Lv. 50, best equipment,

& max food buffs

HP 9 232 331
MP 7 125 224
Attack 8 94 408
Magic 3 82 181
Defense 5 83 432
Speed 5 54 153

Skills

Skill Learned MP Cost Description Base power Attack/Magic multiplier Activation chance (AI) Extra Notes
Home Cooking Lv. 2 3 "Restore a friend's HP with some freshly made cooking." 20 - 100% A single-target heal for 20 HP.
Flambé Lv. 4 4 "Smack one enemy senseless with a red-hot frying pan." - 1.5 (A) 50% A physical single-target attack that deals better damage than the user's default attack. It is treated like a basic attack, so it can be assisted by Pincer, affected by most other actions that only trigger on basic attacks (like the Mole-type monsters' Hide action), and will not be used twice if the Stubborn's Again quirk is triggered (instead the user ends up using the basic attack).
Banana Fritter Lv. 6 -- "Improves the flavor and effect of an HP Banana when eaten. (auto)" - - - When an ally uses an HP Banana, this doubles its effect. It also increases friendship between the Chef and the ally. This skill is not used if the player has maxed out the HP Banana.
Spicy Dish Lv. 8 3 "Feed spicy food to a friend, making them breathe fire on the enemy." - 2.5 (A) 10% Ally breathes fire onto an enemy, dealing heavy damage, and may gain resentment to the user.
Feast Lv. 12 18 "Restore the party's HP with plenty of food. Takes time to prepare." 10 0.6 (M) 50% A party heal; similar to the Cautious personality's Warm-Up quirk, takes effect last, after everything else has used its turn. Unlike the Chef's other heals, the amount varies depending on the user's Magic stat.
Pro Cooking Lv. 15 12 "Restore a lot of HP to a friend with a specially made meal." 80 - 100% An improved single-target heal that heals for 80 HP.
Spicy Dinner Lv. 20 10 "Feed spicy food to the whole party, engulfing all enemies in a flame." - 1 (A) 10% May make team-mates gain resentment to the user. Contrary to the in-game description, each ally only breathes flame on one enemy; thus, only up to 4 enemies can be attacked with this skill. If there are less than 4 party members, even fewer enemies will be hit.
Maestro Cooking Lv. 25 20 "Greatly restore friend's HP using only the finest of ingredients." 150 - 100% Greatly improved single-target heal. Heals for 150 HP.
Monster Dinner Lv. 30 25 "Make a meal out of an enemy... literally! Doesn't always work." - - 10% When it actually hits (50% chance), the monster is instantly defeated and the player immediately gains the grub dropped by the monster, but may also obtain still the grub from that monster after the fight. (it will also show which grub was obtained from it during the battle).

Does not work on bosses or monsters that do not drop food.

Quotes

  • "Dig in!" (Home/Pro/Maestro Cooking, Feast, Spicy Dish/Dinner skills, when applied to teammates)
    • "*chomp* Delicious!" (Using Home/Pro/Maestro Cooking and Feast)
    • "*chomp* Spicy!" (Using Spicy Dish/Dinner)
  • "Nearly done." (Using Feast)
  • "Think I'll have a HP Banana." (Teammate before activating Banana Fritter)
    • "Just a minute! Here you go!" (When Banana Fritter is activated)
    • "*chomp* Yummy!" (Teammate after activating Banana Fritter)
  • "Grrrarrr! Boom!" (Monster Dinner Skill)
  • "Who's hungry?" (Before using Horse-Whispering Chef)
    • "Open wide!" (Using Horse-Whispering Chef)
    • "Tasty, right?" (After using Horse-Whispering Chef)

Trivia

  • This job and the Tank are the only jobs that have skills that may cause teammates to be upset with the user (resentment).
    • Unlike the Tank, however, the Chef has skills that raise relationship with teammates.
  • Chefs, Cats, Tanks, Thieves, Pop Stars, Flowers and Vampires are the only jobs that have unique walking animations during exploration.
    • Specifically, the Chef struts while swinging their arms side to side, likely to support their puffy pants.
  • The Chef is the only healing job that does not have a way to resurrect other party members.
  • In the Nintendo Switch version, the Mii used in the 3DS version’s official artwork of the Chef is used as the default Mii for the Roaming Gourmet and given the name “Flavio.”
  • Due to Flambé's mechanics, it is technically the only basic attack that can be affected by Laid-back's Get Serious or Slack Off. As a result, it is possible to stack Flambé's damage multipliers from either quirk with Assists such as Show Off or Lend a Hand when this is usually not the case for skills that can be affected by the aforementioned quirks.

Gallery

Main Article: Chef/Gallery


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