Mii Homes

Mii Homes in Tomodachi Life.

Mii Homes is a location in Tomodachi Life that consists of the homes of Mii families. They will only be unlocked once at least one Mii couple has been married. A total of 50 homes can be constructed, which corresponds to the maximum amount of Mii couples able to be created. Once a Mii couple moves into a home, a window icon like that of an apartment will appear. Miis in homes will still mostly act as if they were in an apartment, aside from a handful of cosmetic differences. When a player visits a Mii in their house, the interaction will take place in the specific Mii's apartment, aside from babysitting interactions. Unlike with apartments, the player is not able to look wherever they like inside the house; rather, the view will focus on where the Miis at home are currently located. Miis at home can read, chat, or watch TV in their living room, eat at a table in the dining room for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, prepare food in the kitchen, sit on the porch in the backyard, brush their teeth or bathe in the bathroom, and sleep in their bedroom at night. In the Japanese and Korean versions, Miis will take baths together (including with their child if they have one), while in Western versions, Miis will take showers alone. Other Miis can also visit couples' homes, though unlike apartments, home visitors are limited to one Mii at a time.

There are 10 possible designs for homes based on the personalities of the Miis living there, which impact the interior and exterior appearance of each house, including the roof color. If the personality of either Mii living in the house is altered, the house design will change accordingly. If a married couple gets divorced, their home will be demolished, leaving an empty space in the housing lineup.

Babies may only be born once a Mii couple has moved into a home, and will stay in the home until they have grown up enough to move out. While a baby is growing up, there must be at least one parent at the house with them at all times. Families can also travel together with their child to hangout locations such as the fountain or park. Married Miis cannot be divorced while they are raising a child.

House design chart

Personality	Roof Color	Description	Image
Easygoing + Easygoing	Yellow	A country-style home with wooden walls and flooring.
Easygoing + Outgoing	Salmon	A vintage-style house decorated mainly with floral patterns in yellow and green.
Easygoing + Independent	Sage green	A house decorated primarily with orange and white, with a vertical stripe pattern on the walls.
Easygoing + Confident	Lavender	A simply decorated house with yellow walls and wooden floors.
Outgoing + Outgoing	Orange	A colorful modern house decorated with vibrant colors and circle patterns.
Outgoing + Independent	Sky blue	A house decorated with green and blue square patterns, with a carpet covering the living room and bathroom floor.
Outgoing + Confident	Teal	A stylish house with brick walls and fancily tiled floors.
Independent + Independent	Silver	A somewhat minimalist modern house with stone tile walls, decorated mainly with grays.
Independent + Confident	Dark blue	A house with pale walls and flooring, decorated with deep blues and violets.
Confident + Confident	Plum	A house with tiled walls and rich maroon flooring, decorated with washed-out shades of purple.

Gallery

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  A couple taking care of their child while another Mii is visiting.

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  A Mii cooking in the home's kitchen.

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  A child on a trampoline in the backyard.

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  A child playing in a sandbox.

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  A grown-up child ready to leave the house.

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  Miis brushing their teeth in the bathroom.

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  A Mii showering.

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  A couple asleep in their bedroom with their child in a crib next to them.

Trivia

• Miis will use a knife and cutting board or a frying pan in their kitchen, but do not visibly chop or cook anything. However, child Miis will use a knife to cut what looks to be a cucumber or zucchini in one clip of their family album.
• If one or both of the Miis living in a house own a Rent-a-cat coupon, a cat can be seen in the house. One will also be visible in every child's family album, regardless of whether a cat was present in the home while the child was growing up.
• Parents of grown children can say that they feel sad whenever they see their child's empty room, despite children being shown sleeping in their parents' bedroom, with no personal bedroom visible.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	住宅地 Jūtakuchi	Housing district
Korean	주택기 Jutaeggi	Housing

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