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|developer=Nintendo EPD<br>[[wikipedia:Grezzo|Grezzo]] (Nintendo Switch)
|publisher=Nintendo
|released='''Nintendo 3DS'''<br>{{released|Japan|December 8, 2016|North America|July 28, 2017|Europe|July 28, 2017|Australia|July 28, 2017}}'''Nintendo Switch'''<br>{{released|World|May 21, 2021}}
|platforms=[[Nintendo 3DS]], [[Nintendo Switch]]
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|prev=[[Tomodachi Life]]
|size=857MB (3DS)<br>3.1GB (Switch)
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{{Quote|An EPIC face-off between GOOD & EVIL|Tagline}}
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'''''Miitopia''''' is an RPG for the Nintendo 3DS released in Japan in December 2016 and worldwide in July 2017. It was developed and published by Nintendo. It is a sequel to the [[Tomodachi (series)|Tomodachi]] series, proceeding ''[[Tomodachi Life]]''. It was re-released as a [[Nintendo Switch]] game with new features, such as [[Makeup]] and the [[Horse]], in May 2021. One of the main features of ''Miitopia'' is that every character can be customized to a unique [[Mii]].
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==Story==
===Opening Cutscene===
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MT Opening 1.jpg|The [[Miitopia (island)|island of Miitopia]]  
MT Opening 2.jpg|A face is stolen
MT Opening 3.jpg|The [[Dark Lord]] with several stolen faces
MT Opening 4.jpg|The [[Hero]] appears
MT Opening 5.jpg|The Hero is introduced
MT Opening 6.jpg|A [[Rock Moth|butterfly]] gains Mii face parts, becoming a [[monster]], and attacks the Hero
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===Prologue===
[[File:MT Dark Lord Introduction.jpg|alt=The Dark Lord floating in the dark sky.|left|thumb|The [[Dark Lord]]]]
[[Miitopia (island)|Miitopia]] was once a land of peace and tranquility, but then the mysterious [[Dark Lord]] appeared and started stealing everyone's faces in order to create monsters. Meanwhile, a [[Hero|traveler]] passing gets attacked by one of these monsters and flees to the town of [[Greenhorne]]. Everything is peaceful there until the Dark Lord attacks the village and steals many of the faces. A [[Worried Mother|worried mother]], one of the few survivors, asks the traveler to rescue [[Sassy Child|her son's]] face. She gives them the [[Antique Charm]] in hopes that it will help.

The traveler sets off and is confronted by the Dark Lord. The Dark Lord uses the child's face to create the [[Mini (Sassy Child) Slime]] to thwart their plans, but then the Antique Charm activates and brings the traveler to a divine realm where it introduces itself as the [[Guardian Spirit]]. The Guardian Spirit aids the traveler through gifting them a [[Jobs|job]] of their chosing, allowing them powers capable to defeat the monsters.

The hero defeats the slime, rescuing the face and sending it back to the Sassy Child. After being rewarded by the mother, they set off to continue their journey of saving Miitopia.

===Greenhorne===
{{main|Greenhorne}}
Over time, the Guardian Spirit calls upon three more travelers to help the hero. As they make their way to [[Greenhorne Castle]], the Dark Lord attempts to finish them off, only to be stopped by the [[Great Sage]], a traveling mage with great power. After providing words of encouragement to the new hero, the sage leaves them to their journey, claiming, "If fortune is on our side, we'll meet again."

In the Nintendo Switch version, as the party nears the castle, they save a [[horse]] who joins them for the rest of the journey.

At Greenhorne Castle, the party warns the [[king]] of the Dark Lord, but he dismisses it as merely a "tall tale." Coincidentally, his face is immediately stolen, but the party is able to rescue it soon enough. Grateful, he rewards the party and tells them to warn the [[princess (character)|Princess]] as well. 

The party enters the princess's room and tells her of the news. Worried, she asks that they check on her friend, the [[Besmirched Noble's Son]]. The party agrees and heads back to Greenhorne. When they return, the worried mother tells them that their child has gone missing. The party agrees, revealing that she had sent someone else before but never heard back.

In the fields of [[Easin Hills]], the Besmirched Noble's Son has just found the Sassy Child surrounded by goblins. He attempts to fight, only to get knocked out cold. The party catches up and rescues the child. They then talk to the nobleboy and tells him the princess is worried about him.

The party then returns to the castle and reassures the princess that her boyfriend is safe. Eavesdropping, the king shows up and reminds her that she is betrothed to the [[Prince from a Nearby Land]]. The king then requests that the party escort the prince to the castle.

The party finds the prince waiting in the [[Arid Frontier]]. As they head back to the castle, he tells them he was waiting out so long because he was attacked by a monster. The party soon runs into a [[griffin]], the same monster that had attacked the prince. They defeat the beast and continue their trek.

Back at the castle, the Besmirched Noble's Son had snuck into the princess's room. As the two have a peaceful moment, the prince enters catches them. He and the nobleboy start fighting as the princess attempts to break them up. The king quickly notices the commotion and asks the party to find the [[Calming Fruit]] to sooth them all.

The party finds the fruit and heads back to the castle, only to find it dark and raided. The princess's face is now missing and the nobleboy tells the party that the Dark Lord took it and is headed for [[Nightmare Tower]]. He runs to the tower ahead of the team to save his beloved, but when the party catches up, they see him get easily defeated by [[General (Princess)]]. After beating the monster, everyone returns to the castle. Impressed with the Besmirched Noble's Son attempt to save his daughter and realizing how pathetic the prince was, he gives the nobleboy and the princess his blessing.

At the [[inn]] before entering [[Neksdor]], the Dark Lord kidnaps the rest of the hero's party (minus the horse in the Switch version) and curses the hero with the inability to use their current job. Despite this setback, the Guardian Spirit allows the hero to chose another job to continue their journey and save their friends.

===Neksdor===
{{main|Neksdor}}
The solo hero heads to Neksdor to chase after the Dark Lord. The Guardian Spirit calls upon new traveling companions to aid the companion and replace their lost party.

Soon enough, the hero meets the Great Sage again. The Great Sage tells them they heard of all their success in Greenhorne and offers praise. The sage also tells them that they lost a dangerous [[Magic Lamp|lamp]] and warns them to not touch it if they spot it.

Meanwhile, the prince returns to his homeland distraught over losing the princess's hand. As he walks through the desert, he hears a voice coming from a floating lamp that promises to grant him any wish he wants if he sets the spirit inside free. The prince rubs the lamp, freeing the [[Genie of the Lamp]]. The genie reveals that the he was only tricking the prince about granting him a wish, and heads off to [[Neksdor Town]] to cause trouble again.

The hero meets up with the Great Sage to tell them about the loose genie. The sage thus teaches the hero how to reseal the genie and sends them off to find him.

The hero makes it to Neksdor Town and learns that the genie stole the [[Desert Celebrity|Desert Celebrity's]] gold. After navigating through the [[Underground Maze]], the party finds the genie and attempts to seal him back. During the incantation process, the genie begs for freedom and promises to return the gold. The adventurers let him free and he apologizes for the error of his ways.

Back in Neksdor town, the Dark Lord arrives ahead of the party and steals the denizens faces. The party travels around the desert, finding the respective monsters and returning the faces back to their owners.

Similar to last time, just before entering the next area the Dark Lord kidnaps the rest of the party and curses the hero, leaving them to get a new job and enter into the next region alone.

===Realm of the Fey===
{{main|Realm of the Fey}}
Again, The Guardian Spirit calls upon new traveling companions to aid the companion and replace their lost party. The hero and the sage reunite, and the sage praises them for now resolving the problem in Neksdor. The sage also shows the hero how to make it to the [[Elven Retreat]] so they can catch up with the Dark Lord.

As the party arrives to the Retreat, they learn that the Dark Lord had made it there. The [[Youngest Fab Fairy]] shows up and explains what happened: the Dark Lord attempted to attack the Retreat, but the [[Fab Fairies]] were able to defend it. However, after the battle, monsters kidnapped her older sisters. The party offers to help find the sisters. After reuniting the trio, they perform a dance to open the East Gate, but the Dark Lord immediately shows up and steals the youngest sister's and the many of the other elves' faces.

After rescuing all the lost faces, the sisters open the door again to let the party continue their journey.

For the third time, the Dark Lord kidnaps the rest of the party, but is unable to curse the hero, likely do to their divine powers improving, according to the Guardian Spirit.
[[File:MT Dragon Encounter.jpg|alt=A team of four Miis come face to face with an aggressive dragon.|thumb]]

===Karkaton===
{{main|Karkaton}}
The solo hero makes it to Karkaton and finds a cave with three of their friends, now faceless. The Great Sage is also there, and tells the hero that they found them wandering around like that and took them to [[Haven Hollow]] to be safe. The two go on and are able to find their faces. After the hero finds it's friends, the hero is freed from the curse that the Dark Lord put on it and is free to change jobs at will.  

The party and the sage enter the volcano and fight [[Cerberus]], a monster with three of the missing party members' faces. After saving the Miis, they tell the hero that the remaining three Miis are in the [[Dark Lord's Castle]]. The sage parts ways for now, trusting in them and their team's ability.

The party fights more monsters and saves the remaining three Miis faces. As they venture deeper into the castle to fight the Dark Lord himself, they run into a dragon. After defeating the dragon, he is freed from his possession by the Dark Lord and introduces himself as [[Dominic]]. He thanks them for saving him and apologizes for the trouble he caused them.

Now face to face with the Dark Lord, they begin their battle. After the Dark Lord is defeated, the necklace he had breaks off and begins to flash ominously. The [[Dark Curse]] then floats out of it, and a regular, but confused, Ex-Dark Lord Mii is left behind.

As the lost Mii wanders out, the Great Sage enters and congratulates the party for finally defeating the Dark Lord. However, the Dark Curse quickly returns and attempts to possess the hero. The magician blocks the attack, but ends up becoming the new [[Darker Lord]], an even stronger evil being with the powers of the Great Sage. They disappear, leaving the Miis worried.

The Guardian Spirit reawakens and encourages the Miis to keep moving forward. As the Miis ponder where to go next, Dominic finds them and offers them a ride.

===Traveler's Hub===
{{main|Traveler's Hub}}
High in the skies, Dominic suggests that the adventurers head to the Traveler's Hub to gain some intel on how to find the Darker Lord. They learn that the Darker Lord is hiding in [[The Sky Scraper]], so they travel all across Miitopia to find the jewels that can open its entrance.

===The Sky Scraper===
{{main|The Sky Scraper}}
As the Miis climb the tower, they encounter a faceless Ex-Dark Lord and save his face. Wanting to make up for being the villain, he joins the party as they make it to the top. Along the way, they encounter monsters made from the faces of many notable characters they had encountered before, having to free them once again.

The Ex-Dark Lord leaves the party at the entrance to Otherworld, explaining that it is too dangerous for a normal human to enter.

===Otherworld===
{{main|Otherworld}}
The party finally makes it to Otherworld to face off with the Darker Lord. The Darker Lord fuses with the power of many faces to become the all-powerful [[Darkest Lord]]. All 10 teammates fight off the Darkest Lord together, being victorious once more. The Great Sage is freed and is able to trap the Dark Curse before it can strike once again. Restrained, the Great Sage explains its past:

Once there was a regular Mii who became severely depressed after not feeling noticed enough. The Mii felt that it was the fault of his own face, so he cast it away. However, without his face, he could not exist long. Eventually his body disappeared, leaving his soul behind as the Dark Curse and causing him to be vengeful.

===Ending===
The Great Sage asks the hero what should be done about the soul. There are two endings, depending on what the player choses to do with the Dark Curse.

===="Harsh Punishment"====
The hero choses to put the soul out of its misery with their divine powers. As it is destroyed, it thanks the hero for ending the pain. All the remaining stolen faces are automatically returned to their owners and Miitopia is in peace once more.

===="Forgiveness is Divine"====
The hero choses to save the Dark Curse by giving him a new face. The curse becomes human again and thanks the hero for saving him. He is then put under the apprenticeship of the Great Sage to atone for his actions. All the remaining stolen faces are automatically returned to their owners and Miitopia is in peace once more.

==Gameplay==
''Miitopia'' uses typical turn-based RPG mechanics, but with some unique features. Miis traverse the land through a series of maps. When they pick an area of the map to explore, they walk (or run if the player holds any of the buttons that speeds up the game) across a side-scrolling stage. At times chests will appear, and the Miis have a choice to open them or leave them be. Battles are typically triggered at random, unless approaching a boss or opening a cursed chest. Inns mark the end of these stages, though if night falls before the Miis can reach one they will stop and set up [[Campfire|camp]].
[[File:MT Switch Wigs.jpg|thumb|Making a wig.]]
In towns, the player can freely control the hero in a 2.5D space. In these areas, they will be able to interact with non-player characters in order to progress with the story.

===Mii Making===
A significant feature in ''Miitopia'' is the ability to create all of the characters. The 3DS version has its own Mii editor that is essentially the same as the system's except that it includes more hair and eye colors. The Switch version uses the same Mii editor as the system but adds two new features: [[Makeup]] and [[Wigs]]. Makeup allows the player to add shapes and other details to the Mii's face, and Wigs can be used to create different hair styles for the Mii. If a Mii has to wear a hat for their role in the game their wig will be removed and replaced with their regular hair under the hat.

Over the course of the game, as new characters are unlocked, the player can cast their Miis as these characters. The same Mii can be used for different roles, and the Mii can be changed or edited at any time.

===Battles===
[[File:MT Switch Horse Assist.jpg|alt=A Mii is riding a horse as fog comes out its nose. A caption reads "Jeff snorts fervently!"|thumb|An example of one of the Horse Assists, "Snort"]]
Up to 4 characters can be brought into battle, in addition to any NPCs that decide to join and the horse in the Switch version. The player is only able to control the hero; all other characters use AI. The player can chose to toggle autobattle for their character, allowing them to depend on AI for deciding moves.

All party members have one basic attack and a set of skills ("Magic/Skills") that can be learnt over time as their level increases. These skills, however, cost MP when used. Magic/Skills can have a variety of affects, such as healing teammates, increasing damage, or reviving fallen teammates.

In the Switch version when the horse is brought into battle, it will sometimes be active during a Mii's turn. For autobattle and the other teammates, they will automatically use Horse Assists when this happens, which are extra moves that deal greater damage.  Yet when this happens during the hero's turn and autobattle is off, the player can chose whether or not to use Horse Assists. Additionally, when the hero's friendship with the horse is at level 15+, Horse Whisperer is unlocked, a signature move with an effect that depends on the hero's job and costs the entirety of their max MP.

===Leveling Up===
There are two forms of "leveling up" in ''Miitopia''. The most straightforward is in jobs: as Miis gain EXP they will improve in their job and gain new abilities over time. Their stats will also improve with every level they reach. Jobs can be changed, but the levels will not be carried over. Instead, they are saved in each job (ie. a Mii could be Level 15 as a [[Thief]] and then switch to a [[Cleric]] and begin at Level 1, but when they switch back to Thief their level in that job will still be 15).

The second form of leveling up is [[Relationship|Friendship]]. Friendship is a measurement of how strong the relationship between two Miis is. The more this level increases, the more assisting moves the Miis can learn together. Friendship with the horse unlocks more and more Horse Assists over time. While Friendship does not go down, it can be paused due to Resentment. Resentment prevents Miis from using assists for whomever they are angry with. Additionally, it can cause the Mii to perform detrimental actions, such as not healing the offender in question or blocking their moves. Friendship will not increase until Resentment is completely removed from the relationship. If two Miis are resentful to each other, a Quarrel can occur. A Mii cannot be resentful towards the horse nor can the horse be resentful to any of the Miis.
[[File:MT Switch Inn.jpg|alt=Miis in different rooms in an inn. One is in the stable with the horse, and two are sharing a room|thumb]]

===Inns===
{{main|Inn}}
Inns mark the end of each stage, represented by a gate and then a cutscene of Miis entering a large building with a sign that reads "INN". The player is then brought to a screen that shows 5 rooms and an additional room when there is an NPC tagging along at the time. In the Switch version, there is a stable on the left for the horse. Every night when the Miis enter an inn, they will first increase [[Friendship]] with their roommate (if they have one) and then go to bed, restoring HP and MP. In the morning, some Miis will be interacting with their roommates, allowing the player to view a cutscene with them that further increases their Friendship.

There are a number of things players can do at Inns.

====Spend Gold====
{{main|Gold}}
The player can check if any Miis are thinking of buying anything. The player can chose to give the Mii a certain amount of gold required to purchase the item. When given the gold, the Mii will go and purchase the item. Usually they will get what they planned, but sometimes they may buy the wrong item or strike a deal and bring back more than expected. If they buy the wrong item they will return a portion of the gold back

====Eat Grub====
{{main|Grub}}
The player can feed Miis grub that they collected through their journey. Each grub boosts a certain stat or multiple stats. The more a Mii enjoys the grub, the higher the effect will be.

====Check on the Team====
The player can move Miis into different rooms. This is so that players can select which friendship levels to improve, since every night Miis will increase their score with their roommates. Sometimes Miis will want to be in a room with a certain person, and pairing that Mii with them will cause an interaction cutscene that increases Friendship. Pairing Miis that [[Relationship|resent]] each other will decrease the level of resentment but will not improve Friendship until Resentment is completely gone.

====Arcade====
{{main|Arcade}}
There are two minigames in the Arcade, a part of [[Inn]]s: Roulette and Rock, Paper, Scissors, each costing one Game Ticket to play. Roulette spins a wheel, awarding the player with a random prize. Rock, Paper, Scissors has the player play the well-known game with a computer to win gold.
[[File:MT Switch Cinema Outing.jpg|alt=Two Miis sitting in the audience chairs of a movie theater in the dark. There are some Miis sitting in chairs near them.|thumb|An outing at the cinema.]]

====Outings====
{{main|Outings}}
Introduced in the Nintendo Switch version, outings are special events that the player can use to grow Friendship among Miis. At the Inn, the player can select which location to send Miis or can chose to send a Mii out with the horse. When the pair returns, they will bring back an item as a souvenir.

====Set Off====
This allows the player to select which Miis to take into the map. Up to 4 Miis can be chosen at a time, and the hero must always stay in the party (with the exception of the post-game or a team split up event in which the hero may not be available in one of the parties). The player can also chose whether or not to include the horse in the Nintendo Switch version.

==Monsters==
{{Main|Monsters}}
[[Monsters]] are the main enemies fought in ''Miitopia'', encountered at specific points in levels or on the world map. Some monsters are stronger than others. All monsters have [[Mii]] parts on them, with more Mii parts generally signifying stronger monsters.

==Trivia==
* If certain wigs are worn by the hero (or a party member in the postgame), the Mii's head is not fully modeled in the back. This can be seen by moving up in a hub area.

==Gallery==
===Artwork===
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MT Chef artwork.png|alt=A Mii wearing the default Chef armor.|[[Chef]]
MT Pop Star artwork.png|alt=A Mii wearing the default Pop Star armor.|[[Pop Star]]
MT Warrior artwork.png|alt=A Mii wearing the default warrior armor.|[[Warrior]]
MT Battle artwork.png|alt=A Warrior guards a Mage against the Golem.|A Warrior and a Mage fighting the [[(King) Golem|Golem]]
MT Camp artwork.png|alt=A Minotaur attacking a Mii camp. A Cat is sleeping on the floor while a Cleric warns the party of the monster.|A Minotaur attacking a Mii camp
MT Eat Grub artwork.png|alt=A Cleric disgusted in their BBQ Scorpion dish and a Cat loving their Golem Steak|A [[Cleric]] and [[Cat]] eating [[Grub]]
MT Sleep.png|alt=Two Miis sleeping in beds. One is dreaming about a new sword while another is dreaming about new armor.|Two Miis sleeping in their beds
MT Horse artwork.png|alt=A cleric riding a horse|A Cleric riding a horse
MT Explore artwork.png|alt=A cat, a cleric, a mage, and a warrior walking together excitiedly.|A cat, a cleric, a mage, and a warrior walking together
MT Relationships artwork.png|alt=A mage helping a cleric back up.|A Mage helping a Cleric up
MT King and Princess artwork.png|alt=The Princess losing her face as the King watches fearfully.|The [[Princess (character)|Princess]] and the [[King]]
MT Amiibo team artwork.png|alt=A team of Miis wearing Amiibo armor of Nintendo characters. From left to right, the costumes are Link, Mario, Isabelle, and Inkling Squid|A team of Miis wearing [[Amiibo]] costumes
MT My Nintendo Wallpaper.jpg|alt=Miis doing various activities across Miitopia, such as sleeping, exploring, and battling.|My Nintendo reward
MT My Nintendo Wallpaper B.jpg|alt=The Princess's face is being taken away from her as the King watches in fear. He says "Her face is gone!"|My Nintendo reward
MT Cover artwork.jpg|Cover art for the game
MT Alternate Cover Art.jpg|Alternate cover art
MT JP 3DS boxart.jpg|Japanese cover art
</gallery>

===Screenshots===
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MT Cleric Job Menu.jpg|alt=A list of jobs for a Mii is shown. The Cleric job is being selected|Selecting [[jobs]]
MT Switch Stargazing Outing.jpg|alt=Two Miis on a hill are looking through a telescope at night.|Stargazing [[Outings|outing]]
MT Switch Makeup.jpg|alt=A makeup adding screen. Currently in eyelashes section.|Adding [[Makeup]] to a Mii.
MT Saving screen.jpg|The game saving
MT Mii QR code.jpg|A [[wikipedia:QR code|QR code]] for a Mii
MT menu.jpg|The pause menu
MT Records menu.jpg|The Records submenu
MT Mii Stats.jpg|Various info tracked about a Mii
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==External Links==

==References==

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