History VideoGame / StreetPassMiiPlaza

* FrickinLaserBeams: The Superhero Costume's special, Light of Justice, involves your Mii flying into the sky and shooting heat beams from its eyes at the ground around it.

* {{Cap}}: Without the 2013 update, if you [=StreetPass=] one person more than 99 times, they will still say that you have met 99 times.

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* ArbitraryHeadcountLimit: Despite how many steps the player takes (every 100 steps gives them a play coin), they can only earn up to 10 play coins per day. The system itself can hold a maximum of 300 Play Coins.

* {{Munchkin}}: Many players will change their Mii color to simply provide the most benefits throughout the games as opposed to their genuine favorite color. Unlike typical Munchkins, [[TropesAreNotBad these guys are people who you want to encounter]], seeing as how they can help you get past difficult levels with ease. The same will likely go for hobbies for ''Battleground Z''.

* ElementalRockPaperScissors: As far as fighting the zombies goes, anyway. There's three types of damage: Slash, Smash, and Power. Slash works great against squishy things like Rotties, but is resisted by armored enemies and the Spiky Trash Can. Smash works great against anything armored or the Trash Cans, but not so much against squishy things. Power is unaffected by armor or squishy and is resisted by neither, which is why most [[LimitBreak special attacks]] are of this type.

* LuckManipulationMechanic: Buying items from the companies and having multiple Miis of the same color increases the chances of good events happening. Conversely, selling the items back will make bad outcomes more likely. This isn't affecting the players luck, but the companies. The player is fully capable of making money off of a companies stock tanking since that's the ideal time to buy shares.

''[=StreetPass=] VideoGame/{{Mii}} Plaza'' is a program that is preloaded on the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, that serves to demonstrate the system's [=StreetPass=] function. When a player passes by another 3DS owner (who uses the program), that user's Mii will be collected in the main plaza along with some information about them. Miis can also be gathered in the plaza through some other methods, including invitations in certain games and by transferring special golden-pants Miis obtained online.

* TemporaryOnlineContent: {{Mii}}s deleted from the plaza can't be returned, unless you [=StreetPass=] that person again. Also, invited Miis moved to the Mii Maker will be deleted as well, and also can't be brought back. But the most important thing to remember is that the special Miis given out by Nintendo, while they act like normal [=StreetPassed=] Miis in that they give you a Puzzle Swap piece and can be used in ''Find Mii'', act like invited Miis (that is, are deleted from the Plaza) if you try to copy them to the Mii Maker. Unlike invited Miis, [[GuideDangIt there is no warning for this]]. And if you return the Mii from Mii Maker to the plaza, it will just count as an invited Mii and can no longer be rehired in the ''Find Mii'' games. So if you get one of those rare Miis, ''leave it in the plaza''. ''VideoGame/TomodachiLife'' makes this very very difficult to resist. Though one could always just copy the rare Mii from memory. Or google QR codes.\\

* DistressedDamsel / DistressedDude: Your {{Mii}}. In the sequel, his/her son and daughter get this treatment as well.

* HeroicMime: Your Mii doesn't talk in certain games.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: In Europe, all of the games except for ''Puzzle Swap'' are titled ''"[=StreetPass=] [X]"''.

* StatusBuff: Dark Green Miis' spells doubles the next hero's level, Orange Miis give others an extra attack, and Pink Miis guarantee the remaining Miis do only critical hits for the rest of the battle but greatly reduce their accuracy.

* BiggerBad: In ''Find Mii II'', [[spoiler:the Dark Lord/Emperor is revealed to have been this for the first game]].

* WorldDomination: Your eventual goal.

* SuperStar: Grab a turbo/carnival gem and all the Mii pods you've collected so far will temporarily form a ring around you, making you invincible and letting you fire all of them simultaneously: if you have less than 8 pods when you collect one, any missing cardinal directions will be filled in by a generic AttackDrone much like the one golden Miis give you.

''[=StreetPass=] VideoGame/{{Mii}} Plaza'' is a program that is preloaded on the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS, that serves to demonstrate the system's [=StreetPass=] function. When a player passes by another 3DS owner (who uses the program), that user's {{Mii}} will be collected in the main plaza along with some information about them. Miis can also be gathered in the plaza through some other methods, including invitations in certain games and by transferring special golden-pants Miis obtained online.

* ViolationOfCommonSense: As long as you're attempting to make the recipe the adventurers desire, you can complete the order as long as you have only one of the ingredients. Chilled Potato Potage can be made from onions alone, and Egg Tarts can be made just from flour, with no eggs. You might only get a So-So (2-star) meal, but better than a Failed Experiment ''and'' the recipe'' is filed into your list.

* PowerUpFood: The whole point of the game is to power up adventurers with delicious meals, as the party's level is based on both number of [=StreetPassed=] Miis and the quality of the meal (example: 10 adventurers x 5* meal = level 50 party).

* PowerUpFood: The whole point of the game is to power up adventurers with delicious meals.

* BigEater: The Miis you feed seem to have no trouble worfing down Jumbo-sized portions of food that are as big as themselves. And apparently they have a good enough circulatory system that they can eat Jumbo egg-based dishes without any harm to them.

* BigEater: The Miis you feed seem to have no trouble worfing down Jumbo-sized portions of food. And apparently they have a good enough circulatory system that they can eat Jumbo egg-based dishes without any harm to them.

* BioluminescenceIsCool: The Jack-O'Luna, the Goldenglow and the Neonara are all glowing plants. Fitting, since they are respectively based on a jack-O'lantern, a regular lantern and neon lights respectively.

* ScoobyDoobyDoors: The ''VideoGame/LuigisMansionDarkMoon'' panel features some.

** '''Light Blue''': Rippling Wave

* SeriousBusiness: Watering plants. Unlike most examples it's a lot friendlier as no one is actually competing for anything, they just like helping out other gardeners.

* HumansAreBastards: [[spoiler: The alien you rescue from Enigma Cave had this mindset, having witnessed nothing but war and destruction until he came to the Streetpass Islands. After witnessing just how nice the people on the islands are, he changes his mind and decides to call off the eradication of the human race his kind was planning.]]

* SeriousBusiness: Hobbies are treated seriously enough that everyone always has hobby-related gear on them at all times.