Chef

"Cooks up cures and stirs up trouble in equal parts with a trusty frying pan."

-Job Description

Chef Description

【Miitopia】 - Chef Play Demo

The Chef is a Job in Miitopia that focuses on healing and single-target damage.

Their Weapon of choice is the Frying Pan.

Their Clothing is called Uniforms.

With high attack and defense, the Chef is able to heal their allies while also dishing 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	84	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. Can be assisted by Pincer.
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 get upset with 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 upset with 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 player is guaranteed the grub dropped by the 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.

Trivia

• This class and the Tank are the only jobs that have skills that may cause teammates to be upset with the user (resentment).
• Chefs, Cats, Tanks, Thieves, Pop Stars, Flowers and Vampires are the only classes that have unique walking animations in exploration.
  • Specifically, the Chef struts while swinging their arms side to side, likely to support their puffy pants.
• The Chef's Flambé skill is treated like a regular attack, hence why the Pincer assist can work on it and why it is the only non-one hit KO skill that can miss in certain conditions ("crying" status, Mole enemies' dodge skill).
  • It's also to note that if a Stubborn Chef uses Flambé and triggers the "Again" quirk, the attack ends up being a regular attack instead of a Flambé.
• The Chef is the only healing job that does not have a way to resurrect other party members.

Gallery

Official artwork of the Chef for the 3DS version.

A Chef being added to the team

A Cat using their skill, Playful Antics on a crying Chef.

A Chef showing signs of increasing friendship with a Male Pop Star during battle

A Chef changing his hair to impress his friend.

The Chef Job icon.

Skills

Flambé being used for the first time.

Banana Fritter being used for the first time.

Spicy Dish being used the first time.

Pro Cooking being used for the first time.

A Chef using Home Cooking

A Chef using Flambé on an enemy

A Chef using Banana Fritter

A Chef using Spicy Dish on a teammate, may cause resentment

A Chef using Feast

A Chef using Pro Cooking

A Chef using Spicy Dinner on teammates and themselves to attack enemies, may cause resentment

A Chef using Maestro Cooking

A Chef using Monster Dinner

The result of a successful use of Monster Dinner

The process of a Twerpea being served, showing the grub received during the battle

A failed attempt of a Chef using Monster Dinner