"Takes pictures of travelers in the hope that he can sell them off."
- Mii Cast description
Appearance[]
The Roving Photographer wears an all-black body suit with a huge camera as its hood.
Bio[]
The Roving Photographer makes multiple appearances during the main story starting from the battle against Pharaoh "Genie" in the Great Pyramid. After a major boss battle, the player can encounter the Roving Photographer before finishing the stage the major boss is in. He will then offer the player a photo of a random moment in that battle (often embarrassing/hilarious moments like getting certain status ailments or being damaged by certain attacks) for the low price of 20 G. Buying it will add the photo to the player's Album, while ignoring the photographer will make him sad.
After beating the story, he reappears one last time after the final boss in the ending, where he takes the picture of the entire party.
The Roving Photographer does not appear in the post-game, though he can be one of the daily letter senders in the Nintendo Switch version.
Quotes[]
- "Don't miss this photo op!"
- "I'm [name], roving photographer extraordinaire!"
- "Want to buy this photo I just took?"
- "Pleasure doing business with you!" (upon purchasing the photo)
- "..." (upon rejecting the Roving Photographer's offer)
Trivia[]
- The Roving Photographer's default Mii in the Nintendo Switch version is very similar to the Mii representing the Tank in official artwork for the Nintendo 3DS version. The only difference is the former's skin and glasses being darker than the latter.
- The Roving Photographer, like other recurring NPCs, uses one of the Personality voices, in this case he uses the Cool voice.
- The sprite of the photo that the Roving Photographer holds in his hands has an image of Easin Hills, regardless of area.
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Names in other languages[]
Default Mii[]
| Language | Name[1] | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | トルゾー Toruzō |
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| French | Clic | From click, the sound a camera makes. |
| German | Knips | From knipsen ("snap" (pictures)). |
| Italian | Paparanzio | Pun on the word paparazzi, meaning photographers that take pictures of celebrities. |
| Spanish | Iso Fotón | |
| Korean | Snaps | Same as his English name. |
| Dutch | Kiko | |
| Chinese | Snaps | Same as his English name. |