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p Informations Première apparition Dernière apparition Espèce(s) reliée(s) Sous-espèce(s) Membre(s) notable(s) Les Mii sont des personnages apparus dans les jeux Mario en sports et dans la série Mario & Sonic aux Jeux Olympiques. Ils sont aussi apparus dans la série Mario Kart depuis Mario Kart Wii et depuis ça, dans tous les Mario Kart jusque Mario Kart 8. Leur apparence change en fonction du visage et de la taille et poids que le joueur lui a donné. Dans Mario Kart Wii et Mario Kart 7, c'est le Mii principal qui peut être dans le jeu. Dans Mario Kart 8, on peut choisir n'importe quel Mii depuis l'Éditeur Mii. On peut les apercevoir dans Super Mario 3D World quand on active sur la Wii U dans le Contrôle Parental les Interactions en ligne où on voit le Mii Principal du joueu In the manga, Mii had dark-colored hair tied into low pigtails, and she also carried a schoolbag. In the second anime series, Mii has brown hair tied into high pigtails and green eyes. She wore a light green blouse, a white knee-length skirt, white socks, and pink shoes, and carried a red schoolbag. A Mii is a false virtual self, an authentic replication of you. When Nintendo created the Wii they had to make a way of getting "you" in the game. But they couldn't do that, so they put "Mii" in the game. Miis look just like you in everyway, with a single exception; Miis lack any audio organs and do not posses ears. The thing about Miis is that if you’re black your Mii can still be white! And if you’re white you Mii can be a black guy! If you’re a republican your Mii can be democratic and so on! In Wii Sports, the main thing is playing Sports with Miis. The location is theorized to be on Wuhu Island. Miis are a type of avatar that can be created on a Wii, 3DS, or Wii U via the Mii Channel/Mii Maker. They also appear in two different outfits as unlockable drivers in Mario Kart Wii. The first outfit is unlocked by winning the 100cc Special Cup, and the second outfit is unlocked by unlocking all thirty two Expert Staff Ghosts in Time Trials mode. They also appear as playable characters in Mario Super Sluggers and Mario Sports Mix. A Mii is a digital avatar that players can create on Nintendo's later consoles to use on certain Nintendo games. Miis were introduced for the Wii alongside the system's launch late in 2006, and have since continuously appeared for use on the Nintendo 3DS, Wii U, and even certain Nintendo DS titles. Miis get their name from the word "me", in the same way that the Wii gets its name from "we". Miis often make cameo appearances—playable or not—in Nintendo games and are sometimes the focal point, such as softwares like Find Mii and the Tomodachi series. They appear as playable fighters in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. A mii's favourite food is Oreos, of any type. Remember that! Los Miis son avatares digitales que aparecen en el Canal Mii. Los Miis se basan en humanos, y los jugadores pueden diseñar a su propio Mii para usarlo en algún juegos. Shigeru Miyamoto quería crear avatares digitales para los sistemas de Nintendo desde el NES y seguía tratando de crear con todos los sistemas puestos en libertad, tal como la Nintendo 64DD add-on y Nintendo DS. Los jugadores pueden empezar de cero o crear un Mii desde un Mii plantilla existente. Sólo caben 100 Miis en una Wii, mientras que cada individuo Remoto Wii puede llevar 10 Miis. Los Miis también se pueden crear en la Nintendo 3DS. Se pueden crear desde cero o de una fotografía utilizando Creador Mii, donde se pueden editar también. Además, los Miis se puede convertir en códigos QR que se analizarán desde otra Nintend Mii's zijn animatiepoppetjes van jezelf, vrienden, familie, celebrities en andere menselijke figuren. En net als in het echt zijn er vrouwelijke en mannelijke Mii's. Mii-personages zijn te vergelijken met personages die je zelf kunt maken in de serie van The Sims of in Carnival Wild West (2002) of in Carnival Wild West 3D (2010). Miis are customizable characters made to look like humans. Miis are created on the Wii in the Mii Channel, as well as the 3DS and Wii U. There can be up to 100 Miis on one Wii Console. Miis appear in some Wii games as either part of the background or playable characters. They are the stars of Wii games such as Wii Sports, Wii Play, and Wii Fit. Ein Mii ist ein dreidimensionaler, digitaler Avatar, der im Mii-Kanal von Nintendos Heimkonsole Wii erstellt werden kann. Auch auf der portablen Konsole Nintendo 3DS sowie auf der neuen Heimkonsole Wii U stehen Miis zur Verfügung. Dort können sie ebenfalls in einer eigenen Anwendung namens Mii Maker erstellt werden. thumb|Ein männliches Miithumb|Ein weibliches Mii [[Archivo:All-star_mii.png|thumb|Miis como se ve en Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing.]]Un Mii es un avatar personalizable que puede representar a un jugador u otro carácter en muchos juegos de Wii y las funciones en línea. Es el primer avatar personalizable en un sistema de Nintendo. En la continuidad de Sonic, algunos juegos permiten una persona Mii para participar en el juego en lugar de los caracteres por defecto. En otros juegos de Sonic, Miis puede actuar como un icono para guardar el archivo del jugador, por lo que el jugador no consigue los mezcló con los demás. Los Mii son personajes personalizados que debutaron junto a Wii mediante el Canal Mii y en Nintendo 3DS y Wii U mediante el Editor de Mii. Su nombre es obviamente una referencia a la consola Wii y el hecho de que el personaje muestra al jugador. (Ya que en ingles suena como la palabra "Me" (Yo) al igual que en castellano también suena como la palabra "Mí"). Se han convertido en un fenómeno y posiblemente la mascota de la consola salvo Mario. Miis are characters made on the Wii that look like 3D humans. There is a Wii Channel devoted to making them, called the Mii Channel. They can be created whenever the player wants, using different head, body, eye, hair, mouth, nose, and glasses types. Up to 100 Miis can be stored on a Wii and ten per each Wii Remote. The main purpose of Miis is to be an avatar of the creator, but are used to a wider extent. Miis are compatible with Mario Kart Wii. They can be any size, depending on their height and weight. This makes them the most versatile characters. However, Miis are only middleweights in Mario Kart 7. Miis must be unlocked. The Mii's voice also varies depending on the color their shirt is. Also, Miis from your Mii plaza sometimes appear in the crowd, or on statues in some tracks. Miis h Miis sind "Avatare", die man auf der Wii, auf dem 3DS und auf der Wii U erstellen kann. Ihr Name basiert auf das englische Wort "Me" (deut. Mich). This is a general page for Mii, please see the following articles. * Mii (Outfit A) * Mii (Outfit B) A Mii(ミーMī) is a digital avatar used in Nintendo's Wii and Nintendo 3DS gaming consoles. They allow users to capture a likeness (or a caricature) of themselves and others. After creating one using the Wii's Mii Channel or the Nintendo 3DS's Mii Maker, they can be used as playable characters in various titles for the consoles, respectively. The Mii will also be used in Nintendo's upcoming Wii U console. A Mii is a customizable avatar that can represent a player or other character in many Wii and Wii U games and online features. It is the first customizable avatar in a Nintendo system. In the Sonic continuity, some games allow a person's Mii to participate in the game instead of the default characters. In other Sonic games, Miis can act as an icon for the player's save file, so the player doesn't get them mixed up with others. Mii are the little charachters on Wii which are created,made,and sent to games, for special Miis they are sent to Check Out Mii Mii (jap. みい) – postać epizodyczna, pojawiła się w trzecim akcie mangi i anime Sailor Moon Crystal. Dziewczynka spędzała czas bawiąc się w świątyni Hikawa, gdy czekała na autobus, i zaprzyjaźniła się z Rei Hino. Została jedną z ofiar Jadeite'a, którą porwał wraz z innymi pasażerami autobusu, by zgromadzić energię dla Królestwa Ciemności i zwabić Sailor Senshi. A Mii is a digital avatar which can be made on the Nintendo Wii's Mii. They can be altered in many ways, and can usually be made to look fairly close to either the user, or, if so desired, another person. Once a Mii is created, it can be used in several different games, most notably the Wii series. Miis are similar to Whatnots, Piantas and Anything Muppets. Miis are avatar that can be designed to look like anybody. They are in many Wii Games. Mii's are created by You on the Mii Channel. Once the player has created a Mii, they're then allowed to place the character in a game of their choice and turn them into a playable character. On the Nintendo DS, Miis are used in games like Personal Trainer: Walking and Friend Collection. The Miis live in a small pocket-dimension called Mii Plaza. A new version of the Mii Plaza is present on the Nintendo 3DS in the application titled StreetPass Mii Plaza, where they are the main characters of Puzzle Swap & Flower Town, and the main protagonists of Find Mii, Mii Force, and Monster Manor. Mii

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[[Archivo:All-star_mii.png|thumb|Miis como se ve en Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing.]]Un Mii es un avatar personalizable que puede representar a un jugador u otro carácter en muchos juegos de Wii y las funciones en línea. Es el primer avatar personalizable en un sistema de Nintendo. En la continuidad de Sonic, algunos juegos permiten una persona Mii para participar en el juego en lugar de los caracteres por defecto. En otros juegos de Sonic, Miis puede actuar como un icono para guardar el archivo del jugador, por lo que el jugador no consigue los mezcló con los demás. In the manga, Mii had dark-colored hair tied into low pigtails, and she also carried a schoolbag. In the second anime series, Mii has brown hair tied into high pigtails and green eyes. She wore a light green blouse, a white knee-length skirt, white socks, and pink shoes, and carried a red schoolbag. Los Miis son avatares digitales que aparecen en el Canal Mii. Los Miis se basan en humanos, y los jugadores pueden diseñar a su propio Mii para usarlo en algún juegos. Shigeru Miyamoto quería crear avatares digitales para los sistemas de Nintendo desde el NES y seguía tratando de crear con todos los sistemas puestos en libertad, tal como la Nintendo 64DD add-on y Nintendo DS. Los jugadores pueden empezar de cero o crear un Mii desde un Mii plantilla existente. Sólo caben 100 Miis en una Wii, mientras que cada individuo Remoto Wii puede llevar 10 Miis. Los Miis también se pueden crear en la Nintendo 3DS. Se pueden crear desde cero o de una fotografía utilizando Creador Mii, donde se pueden editar también. Además, los Miis se puede convertir en códigos QR que se analizarán desde otra Nintendo 3DS. Mii's zijn animatiepoppetjes van jezelf, vrienden, familie, celebrities en andere menselijke figuren. En net als in het echt zijn er vrouwelijke en mannelijke Mii's. Mii-personages zijn te vergelijken met personages die je zelf kunt maken in de serie van The Sims of in Carnival Wild West (2002) of in Carnival Wild West 3D (2010). Miis are customizable characters made to look like humans. Miis are created on the Wii in the Mii Channel, as well as the 3DS and Wii U. There can be up to 100 Miis on one Wii Console. Miis appear in some Wii games as either part of the background or playable characters. They are the stars of Wii games such as Wii Sports, Wii Play, and Wii Fit. Once the player has created a Mii, they're then allowed to place the character in a game of their choice and turn them into a playable character. On the Nintendo DS, Miis are used in games like Personal Trainer: Walking and Friend Collection. The Miis live in a small pocket-dimension called Mii Plaza. A new version of the Mii Plaza is present on the Nintendo 3DS in the application titled StreetPass Mii Plaza, where they are the main characters of Puzzle Swap & Flower Town, and the main protagonists of Find Mii, Mii Force, and Monster Manor. Mii (jap. みい) – postać epizodyczna, pojawiła się w trzecim akcie mangi i anime Sailor Moon Crystal. Dziewczynka spędzała czas bawiąc się w świątyni Hikawa, gdy czekała na autobus, i zaprzyjaźniła się z Rei Hino. Została jedną z ofiar Jadeite'a, którą porwał wraz z innymi pasażerami autobusu, by zgromadzić energię dla Królestwa Ciemności i zwabić Sailor Senshi. A mii's favourite food is Oreos, of any type. Remember that! Mii Mii are the little charachters on Wii which are created,made,and sent to games, for special Miis they are sent to Check Out Mii Miis are characters made on the Wii that look like 3D humans. There is a Wii Channel devoted to making them, called the Mii Channel. They can be created whenever the player wants, using different head, body, eye, hair, mouth, nose, and glasses types. Up to 100 Miis can be stored on a Wii and ten per each Wii Remote. The main purpose of Miis is to be an avatar of the creator, but are used to a wider extent. Miis are compatible with Mario Kart Wii. They can be any size, depending on their height and weight. This makes them the most versatile characters. However, Miis are only middleweights in Mario Kart 7. Miis must be unlocked. The Mii's voice also varies depending on the color their shirt is. Also, Miis from your Mii plaza sometimes appear in the crowd, or on statues in some tracks. Miis have two outfits: Mii Outfit A and Mii Outfit B. In Mario Kart 8 Miis wear a different outfit with helmet on their heads. p Informations Première apparition Dernière apparition Espèce(s) reliée(s) Sous-espèce(s) Membre(s) notable(s) Les Mii sont des personnages apparus dans les jeux Mario en sports et dans la série Mario & Sonic aux Jeux Olympiques. Ils sont aussi apparus dans la série Mario Kart depuis Mario Kart Wii et depuis ça, dans tous les Mario Kart jusque Mario Kart 8. Leur apparence change en fonction du visage et de la taille et poids que le joueur lui a donné. Dans Mario Kart Wii et Mario Kart 7, c'est le Mii principal qui peut être dans le jeu. Dans Mario Kart 8, on peut choisir n'importe quel Mii depuis l'Éditeur Mii. On peut les apercevoir dans Super Mario 3D World quand on active sur la Wii U dans le Contrôle Parental les Interactions en ligne où on voit le Mii Principal du joueur déguisé en Libella en train d'encourager le joueur. Ils sont aussi apparus dans New Super Mario Bros. U/New Super Luigi U en tant que personnage jouable. Ils sont aussi apparus dans Mario Tennis Open en tant que personnage jouable et aussi dans Mario Golf : World Tour. Ils sont aussi apparus pour la première fois dans la série Super Smash Bros. dans Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U en tant que combattant. De base, ils viennent de la Wii où ils ont été créés par Shigeru Miyamoto dans l'Éditeur Mii. Le meilleur jeu de tous les temps offert avec la Wii, Wii Sports, était la plus grande apparition des Miis. Dès lors, ils apparaissent dans certains jeux Mario car Shigeru Miyamoto est aussi concepteur de la franchise Mario. Les Miis ont aussi fait leur apparition dans des jeux spécialement conçus pour jouer à plusieurs comme Wii Party, Wii Sports Resort et Wii Party U (avec souvent le Wii écrit). Ils sont aussi apparus dans le jeu Tomodachi Collection sorti seulement au Japon sur Nintendo DS. Leur plus grande apparition sur console portable est Tomodachi Life. A Mii(ミーMī) is a digital avatar used in Nintendo's Wii and Nintendo 3DS gaming consoles. They allow users to capture a likeness (or a caricature) of themselves and others. After creating one using the Wii's Mii Channel or the Nintendo 3DS's Mii Maker, they can be used as playable characters in various titles for the consoles, respectively. The Mii will also be used in Nintendo's upcoming Wii U console. Miis are a type of avatar that can be created on a Wii, 3DS, or Wii U via the Mii Channel/Mii Maker. They also appear in two different outfits as unlockable drivers in Mario Kart Wii. The first outfit is unlocked by winning the 100cc Special Cup, and the second outfit is unlocked by unlocking all thirty two Expert Staff Ghosts in Time Trials mode. They also appear as playable characters in Mario Super Sluggers and Mario Sports Mix. A Mii is a customizable avatar that can represent a player or other character in many Wii and Wii U games and online features. It is the first customizable avatar in a Nintendo system. In the Sonic continuity, some games allow a person's Mii to participate in the game instead of the default characters. In other Sonic games, Miis can act as an icon for the player's save file, so the player doesn't get them mixed up with others. A Mii is a digital avatar that players can create on Nintendo's later consoles to use on certain Nintendo games. Miis were introduced for the Wii alongside the system's launch late in 2006, and have since continuously appeared for use on the Nintendo 3DS, Wii U, and even certain Nintendo DS titles. Miis get their name from the word "me", in the same way that the Wii gets its name from "we". Miis often make cameo appearances—playable or not—in Nintendo games and are sometimes the focal point, such as softwares like Find Mii and the Tomodachi series. They appear as playable fighters in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. Miis are avatar that can be designed to look like anybody. They are in many Wii Games. Mii's are created by You on the Mii Channel. A Mii is a false virtual self, an authentic replication of you. When Nintendo created the Wii they had to make a way of getting "you" in the game. But they couldn't do that, so they put "Mii" in the game. Miis look just like you in everyway, with a single exception; Miis lack any audio organs and do not posses ears. The thing about Miis is that if you’re black your Mii can still be white! And if you’re white you Mii can be a black guy! If you’re a republican your Mii can be democratic and so on! This is a general page for Mii, please see the following articles. * Mii (Outfit A) * Mii (Outfit B) Miis sind "Avatare", die man auf der Wii, auf dem 3DS und auf der Wii U erstellen kann. Ihr Name basiert auf das englische Wort "Me" (deut. Mich). In Wii Sports, the main thing is playing Sports with Miis. The location is theorized to be on Wuhu Island. A Mii is a digital avatar which can be made on the Nintendo Wii's Mii. They can be altered in many ways, and can usually be made to look fairly close to either the user, or, if so desired, another person. Once a Mii is created, it can be used in several different games, most notably the Wii series. Miis are similar to Whatnots, Piantas and Anything Muppets. Ein Mii ist ein dreidimensionaler, digitaler Avatar, der im Mii-Kanal von Nintendos Heimkonsole Wii erstellt werden kann. Auch auf der portablen Konsole Nintendo 3DS sowie auf der neuen Heimkonsole Wii U stehen Miis zur Verfügung. Dort können sie ebenfalls in einer eigenen Anwendung namens Mii Maker erstellt werden. thumb|Ein männliches Miithumb|Ein weibliches Mii Nach dem Erstellen kann das Mii als Charakter in einigen Wii-Spielen benutzt werden, wie zum Beispiel in Mario Kart Wii oder in Wii Sports oder Wii Play. Miis sind hochgradig konfigurierbar und können Erscheinung oder Persönlichkeit ihres Nutzers charakterisieren. Laut Shigeru Miyamoto wurde das Erscheinungsbild der Miis von japanischen Kokeshi-Figuren inspiriert. Eine Wii-Spielekonsole kann bis zu 100 Miis speichern. Das Steuergerät der Wii, die Wii-Fernbedienung, kann bis zu zehn Miis auf ihrem internen Speicher speichern. Dies ist nützlich, wenn man z.B. mit seinem eigenen Mii bei seinen Freunden spielen will. Der Name ist vermutlich eine Anspielung auf das englische "Me", zu deutsch "Mich", was insofern logisch erscheint, als der Name der "Wii"-Konsole eine Anspielung auf "We", englisch für "Wir" ist, und das Mii genau eine Person repräsentiert. Los Mii son personajes personalizados que debutaron junto a Wii mediante el Canal Mii y en Nintendo 3DS y Wii U mediante el Editor de Mii. Su nombre es obviamente una referencia a la consola Wii y el hecho de que el personaje muestra al jugador. (Ya que en ingles suena como la palabra "Me" (Yo) al igual que en castellano también suena como la palabra "Mí"). Se han convertido en un fenómeno y posiblemente la mascota de la consola salvo Mario. Una vez que el jugador haya creado un Mii, está permitido usarlo en videojuegos que lo utilicen. Debido a que en Nintendo DS no existían estos personajes, los juegos que lo necesitaran, como Tomodachi Collection o ¡Camina conmigo! traían incorporado un editor de Mii propio.

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