Mii Apartments
Mii Apartments is where the majority of gameplay occurs in Tomodachi Collection and Tomodachi Life. Miis live in their own apartments and will often request the player to help them or play with them. Miis interact independently, and will oftentimes hang out with other Miis in their own apartments. At night and sometimes throughout the day, Miis will fall asleep and dream. Players can enter and watch these dreams, and when they exit the Mii will wake up and an item related to the dream will appear next to them. When they are asleep at night, players can draw on their faces.
As more Miis are made, the apartment building will upgrade to hold more apartments until it caps at 100 Miis.
Upgrades
Mii Apartments has 3 upgrades. Each upgrade changes the number of available apartments and the appearance of the building.
The first upgrade is a brown, brick-like appearance, It will expand to have 48 apartments if the building has 20 islanders. The second upgrade will is a grayish, stony-like material, looking very similar to how it was in the beginning. It will expand to have 72 apartments if the building has 45 islanders. The final upgrade will have an elegant platinum color, It will expand to hold 100 apartments if the building has 70 islanders.
Mii windows
The window of your Mii's apartment or room can tell you the status they are in.
| Icon | Meaning |
|---|---|
 Empty |
There is no who lives in this apartment. a Mii could be moved there, or a new Mii could be created there. |
 Away |
The Mii inside is not at their apartment and is somewhere else on the island, or in another room. You can call or locate your Mii. |
 Normal |
The Mii inside is normal, and does not require your attention. |
 Problem |
The Mii inside is having a problem such as hunger, sickness, or wanting an item or activity. |
 Friendship |
The Mii is thinking about friendship or wants to do something social. |
 Love |
The Mii has either a question about romance, a confession of love, or having a breakup. |
 Sadness |
The Mii is sad due to a failed friendship or romance, and needs to be cheered up with gifts. |
 Playful |
The Mii wants to play an Islander Mini-Game. There are 6 different Mini-Games you can play with your Mii: Football, Mystery shadow, Pixel item, Zoom item, Islander facts and Catch. If you beat the Mii, they will present you with 3 boxes: small, medium and large. These boxes contain random items as prizes. |
 Sleep |
The Mii is asleep and can't be currently interacted with for the rest of the day. This can happen from the late-night all the way to the early morning. It May or may not include a dream bubble. |
The Office
The Office is a room located at the bottom middle of the apartment building. The room has 2 options, Apartment Swap and Personality Chart. Apartment Swap allows you to move 2 Mii's apartments, and swap them with each other.
The Personality Chart shows what personality a Mii is and compares them to other Miis
The Office will also show you all the stats about your island and islanders. The Office shows you: General community vibe, Islander count, Average age, Male to Female ratio, Quality of life, Problems solved, Streetpass encounters and Travelers received.
The Rooftop
Only accessible in the Japanese version, the roof top is a communal area where Miis hang out and play tennis. It was replaced with the Observation Tower in the western and Korean releases.
Other appearances
Super Smash Bros. series
Mii Apartments is the setting of a stage called Tomodachi Life, which first appeared in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and returned in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Similarly to in Luigi's Mansion, the interiors of the apartments are only revealed when a fighter enters the apartment, or by explosive items such as the X-Bomb. Miis saved on the player's system appear inside the apartments. Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS also features a Trophy of Mii Apartments as one of two from Tomodachi Life.
Gallery
Miis coming to visiting another Mii
