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Characters / Super Smash Bros. - Mii Costumes

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Playable characters:
64: 01–04 (Starting Roster 1) | 05–08 (Starting Roster 2) | 09–12 (Unlockable Fighters)
Melee: 13–17 (Starting Newcomers) | 18–22 (Unlockable Fighters 1) | 23–26 (Unlockable Fighters 2)
Brawl: 27–31 (E3 2006) | 32–39 (Smash Bros. DOJO!! 2007) | 40–44 (Smash Bros. DOJO!! 2008)
For 3DS and Wii U: 45–49 (Pre-Smash Direct) | 50–55 (Smash Direct and E3 2014) | 56–59 (Remaining Roster) | 60–63 (DLC Fighters)
Ultimate: 64–69 (Initial Release) | New Echo Fighters | 70–75 (DLC Fighters 1) | 76–82 (DLC Fighters 2)
Mii Costumes
Individual Characters: Joker | Sephiroth
Non-playable characters:
Poké Ball Pokémon | Assist Trophies | Enemies | Bosses | Others

Several Mii Fighter costumes are available to offer a myriad of customization options, many of which represent characters that are or aren't available as full-fledged fighters.

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    Mii Costumes in general 
  • The Cameo: The main reason why the costumes are made, they can bring in characters that wouldn't have made it in as full fighters {largely due to the series' already bloated roster, even with DLC). Thus this is the next best option they can use.
  • Expy Coexistence: Several Miis are based on fighters and assist trophies already present in Smash like Samus, Captain Falcon, and Ashley. Sometimes it works the other way around, where fighters and assist trophies are added after the Mii like Chrom, King K. Rool, and Akira. Rex is an interesting case, being the first Mii Costume to later be upstaged by the actual character in the same game.
  • Improbable Weapon User: Some of the costumes for the Swordfighter and Gunner let them use...unorthodox weapons, such as a paintbrush, flower, sitar, or party popper. All of them are just as effective as the standard weapon.
  • Non-Standard Character Design: Some Mii costumes like Sans, Cuphead, and Vault Boy really push to look as close to their source characters as possible, making them this among other Mii costumes.
  • Writing Around Trademarks: Because of the rating system in some regions. Most of the Mii costumes reveals from more mature-rated games such as Assassin's Creed, Fallout, No More Heroes, Skyrim, Devil May Cry, and Doom only listed their respective names rather than the series they came from due to ESRB regulations that prevent advertisement of M-rated games in non M-rated games.note  Other regions, mainly in Europe, do not have to worry about such formalities, which leaves them okay with announcing the games they appeared in, no problem.

    Base game Smash original outfits 

Brawler outfits:

  • Tracksuit
  • Vampire Garb
  • Biker Gear: No Badass Biker is complete with a leather jacket.
  • Fighter Uniform: This gi might not be sleeveless or shoeless, but at least you can change its color.
  • Mecha Suit
  • Protective Gear

Swordfighter outfits:

Specific to For 3DS/Wii U

Gunner outfits:

Specific to For 3DS/Wii U

  • Fancy Suit
  • Mage Robe Any Black Mage worth his spells deserves and appropriate robe for the occasion.

Specific to Ultimate

  • Astronaut Outfit + Helmet
  • Special Forces Outfit + Helmet

Introduced in Ultimate:

  • Butler Outfit: Whether it was a blaster, rapier, or bare fists, it's clear The Butler Did It.
  • Maid Outfit: Perhaps a French Maid might be a little to saucy for this game.

For Wii U/3DS

Base game:

     Street Pass Mii Plaza hats 
The following head-wear comes from StreetPass Mii Plaza. A caret (^) marks hats that return in Ultimate.
  • Cat Ears
  • Dog Ears
  • Devil Horns^
  • Hibiscus
  • Prince's Crown^
  • Princess's Crown^
  • Regal Crown^
  • Beehive Wig I'm telling you, the Beehive Hairdo will make a comeback any day now!
  • Cow Skull Hat You gotta wonder who would wear a Desert Skull on their heads.
  • Red Ribbon
  • Football Helmet
  • Chef Hat
  • Floral Hat^
  • Magic Hat^
  • Santa Hat: Badass Santa is coming to town.
  • Spartan Helmet
  • Swimming Cap
  • Top Hat^
  • Lacy Headband^
  • Hockey Mask^: It's a shame there aren't any chainsaws available here.
  • Bear Hat
  • Panda Hat
  • Frog Hat
  • Chicken Hat: Don't go thinking you can call its wearer "chicken".
  • Lion Hat
  • Wedding Veil
  • Mii Force Helmet
  • Master Gardener's Crown
     Character hats 

DLC:

(Almost) All first-and-second party costumes are made available in Ultimate's base game, with all the third-party costumes being sporadically re-released as DLC.
     Wave 1 
(Trailer)
  • SSB T-shirt (All): A stylish black tee that bears Smash's logo in male and female variants.
  • Monkey Suit + Hat (Swordfighter): Wielding a thick tree branch like a sword is perfect for monkeying around.
  • Cat Suit + Hat (Brawler): For fighters who are big fans of Meow Meow Mario. The costume comes in male and female variants, with guys as an orange tabby and ladies as a calico.
  • Link (Swordfighter): The protagonist of The Legend of Zelda series. The Eternal Hero chosen by the gods to vanquish evil across several incarnations. This specific costume mixes traits from his Skyward Sword and Twilight Princess versions, and naturally wields the Master Sword. (QR Code◊)
  • Majora's Mask (Hat): The eponymous antagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. An Evil Mask that used a Skull Kid as its vessel to wreak havoc and eventually destroy the land of Termina.
  • Dunban (Swordfighter): A party member from Xenoblade Chronicles 1. A veteran of the war with Mechonis, he joined Shulk in his fight against the Mechon threat. During a battle against the Mechon, Dunban used the Monado, but the blade ending up being too much for him. It paralyzed his right arm, but that didn't stop him from fighting with his left, taking up the Homs Sabre. (QR Code◊)
  • X (Gunner): The protagonist of the Mega Man X series. Hailing from the distant future, X is a Maverick Hunter who uses his X-Buster to fight to defend the fragile peace between humanity and the machine race known as Reploids. Also appears in Mega Man's Final Smash. (QR Code◊)
  • Proto Man (Gunner): The first robot created by Dr. Light. While he also shares Mega Man's sense of justice, he is a highly independent robot who prefers to do things his own way. Fights using the Proto-Buster. (QR Code◊)

     Wave 2 
(Trailer)
  • MegaMan.EXE (Gunner): The protagonist of the Mega Man Battle Network series. The NetNavi of Lan Hikari, MegaMan protects the world from the threat of cyberterrorism. (QR Code◊)
  • Zero (Swordfighter): The deutertagonist of the Mega Man X series. Although he was originally created by the evil Dr. Wily, he joins X in his fight to protect mankind from the threat of Mavericks wielding his iconic Z-Saber. Would receive an Assist Trophy in Ultimate. (QR Code◊)
  • Isabelle (Gunner): The dutiful assistant to the mayor from Animal Crossing. Her party popper serves as this costume's gun. Promoted to Playable as of Ultimate.
  • Inkling (Gunner): The main characters of Splatoon. Rambunctious half-kids and half-squids who participate in Turf Wars. The costume comes in male and female variants, both wielding the basic Splattershot. Promoted to Playable as of Ultimate. (Girl's QR Code◊, Boy's QR Code◊)
  • Inkling Squid (Hat): Based on main characters of Splatoon, who are able to morph into a Super-Deformed squid and swim through their ink.
  • Jacky Bryant (Brawler): A popular character from Virtua Fighter. A race car driver by trade, he is also well-versed in Jeet Kun DO. (QR Code◊)
  • Akira Yuki (Brawler): The Protagonist of Virtua Fighter. A practitioner of Bajiquan, he enters fighting tournaments to hone his skills. Akira's Mii is based on his original arcade appearance, including his low-poly rendering and palette. Also appears as an Assist Trophy in Ultimate. (QR Code◊)
  • Heihachi Mishima (Brawler): The main antagonist of the Tekken series, and the father of Kazuya Mishima. When Kazuya was young, Heihachi threw him off a cliff to test his strength. Kazuya survived and dedicated his life to revenge against Heihachi, who leads the Mishima Zaibatsu, and hosts the King of Iron Fist tournament.
    Heihachi would later appear in Ultimate as an 8-Bit sprite in one of PAC-MAN's taunts and as a background character. His eventual Spirit Battle uses the custom Mii design seen in promo material.

     Free with promotion 
  • K.K. Slider (Gunner): A recurring character from Animal Crossing. A world-famous travelling dog musician. Also appears as a background character on the Smashville and Town & City stages on Saturday nights from 8:00 PM to midnight. His acoustic guitar serves as the costume's gun.

     Wave 3 
(Trailer)

     Wave 4 
(Trailer)
  • Business Suit (All): A nice suit with a tie that can change its color.
  • Fox McCloud (Gunner): The protagonist of the Star Fox series. The Leader of the heroic commando-for-hire unit that has seen several adventures across the Lylat System.
  • Captain Falcon (Brawler): The protagonist of the F-Zero series. A galaxy-famous bounty hunter and regular champion of the F-Zero Grand Prix.
  • Toad (Brawler): Recurring characters from the Mario series. Denizens of the Mushroom Kingdom. The costume comes in male and female variants, and in a first for character-specific Mii costumes, can change color as well.
  • Viridi (Swordfighter): A major character from Kid Icarus: Uprising. The Goddess of Nature, who holds humanity in disdain. She wields a shortened version of her ornate staff into battle. (QR Code◊)
  • Hunter (Swordfighter): Based on the Monster Hunter series. Hunters traverse the realm to slay monters that threaten their home, using parts of the quarries to fashion weapons and armor. This particular costume consists of the Blademaster Armor Set and Hunter's Knife.
  • Rathalos (Swordfighter): Hunter gear from Monster Hunter made from Rathalos, one of the most dangerous dragons in the series. The suit itself is known as the Rathalos Blademaster Armor set, with the sword being the Blazing Falchion.

     Wave 5 
(Trailer)
  • Geno (Gunner): A character from Super Mario RPG. An agent sent down from the Star Road in order to recover the Star Pieces. Geno, whose real name is actually "♡♪!?", possesses a wooden doll and joins up with Mario and Mallow on their adventure. Geno's gun comes form the animation for his Geno Beam attack. (QR Code◊)
  • Chocobo (Hat): The feathery, yellow bird-like Power Up Mount of the Final Fantasy series. This particular hat is based off the design of the protagonist of the Chocobo's Dungeon Spin-Off series.

     Wave 6 
(Trailer)

Ultimate

More characters are given representation in Ultimate through Mii Fighter costumes, and are as follows (note that Mii Fighter outfits from 3DS/Wii U are not listed here):

Base game

     Character outfits and hats 
  • Builder Mario (Brawler): A depiction, and later Power-Up, of Mario from Super Mario Maker. Referencing the players ability to build their own levels, Mario sports a spiffy construction helmet and tool-belt.
  • Cappy (Hat): The Platforming Pocket Pal from Super Mario Odyssey. He joins forces the Mario to rescue Peach and his sister Tiara, granting him the ability to "capture" various enemies.
  • Dixie Kong (Hat): A protagonist of the Donkey Kong Country series. She's Diddy Kong's girlfriend who can use her Tomboyish Ponytail for several unique abilities.
  • Wooly Yoshi (Brawler): The protagonist of the Yoshi's Island series as he appears in Yoshi's Woolly World.
  • Champion Link (Swordfighter): Link as he appears in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, sporting the royal blue Champion's Tunic that denotes his status as the champion chosen by the Hyrule Royal Family. As with most of his incarnations, he wields the Master Sword.
  • Skull Kid (Brawler): An antagonist from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. A mysterious imp who stole a cursed mask and used it to send the Moon crashing into Termina. Also appears as an Assist Trophy.
  • Yiga Clan (Swordfighter): An enemy from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. A group of rogue Sheikah who have formed a cult around Ganon and seek his resurrection. Their preferred weapon is the Vicious Sickle. The costume comes in male and female variants.
  • Marx Hat(): An antagonist from Kirby Super Star. A jester who plots to use the power of the Galactic Nova comet to rule Pop Star.
  • Mr. Saturn (Hat): A race of strange yet helpful scientist creatures from the Mother series. Natives of the Saturn Valley who's true origins are unknown.
  • Splatoon 2 Inklings (Gunner): Based on the default Inkings seen in promotional material of Splatoon 2. Like the first costume, it comes in male and female variants, both wielding the basic Splattershot.
  • Nia (Brawler): An ally from Xenoblade Chronicles 2. A Driver who is a member of the Gormotti race and a former member of Torna, she wields the blade Dromarch. May also appear on Cloud Sea of Alrest.
  • Spring Man (Brawler): A fighter from ARMS. He is a mascot of the series and trains to be the best ARMS fighter. Also appears as an Assist Trophy and in Min Min's Final Smash.
  • Ribbon Girl (Brawler): A fighter from ARMS. She is a fighter who also lives the life of an Idol Singer. Also appears in Min Min's Final Smash.
  • Lip (Swordfighter): The main character of Panel de Pon. A fairy who uses her wand to save her friends from Thanatos. Her sword is none other than her flower wand, which also appears as the Lip's Stick item.
  • Ray Mark III (Gunner): A toy from the Custom Robo series. It is an advance toy mech developed by the main character's family. Previously appeared as an Assist Trophy in Brawl.
  • Saki Amamiya (Gunner): The main character of Sin and Punishment. He wields the Dolphin Gun to take stop the "Armed Volunteers". Was an Assist Trophy prior to Ultimate.
  • Isaac (Swordfighter): The main character of Golden Sun. He uses Psynergy and Swordplay on his quest for the Elemental Stars. Also appears as an Assist Trophy in Brawl and Ultimate.
  • Chibi Robo (Gunner): One of many models from the Chibi-Robo! series. He wanders the giant world to make sure it is clean. Fights using the Chibi-Blaster.
  • Vince (Swordfighter): The teacher in Art Academy. He teaches the player how to become a great artist. Fights using an enlarged paintbrush. Also appears as an Assist Trophy.
  • Arcade Bunny (Hat): The mascot of Nintendo Badge Arcade. Also appears as an Assist Trophy.
  • Toy-Con (Brawler): A Nintendo Labo accessory. These are worn by people to play the Toy-Con Robot game.

DLC:

     Fighter's Pass bonus 
  • Rex (Swordfighter): The hero of Xenoblade Chronicles 2. A Driver who is able to harness the power of Pyra, a sentient weapon known as a "Blade" who takes the form of the legendary Aegis. Azurda, a dragonlike Titan known as "Gramps" to Rex and other Leftherians, can be seen resting in Rex's helmet. Also appears in Pyra and Mythra's Final Smashes, up-taunts, and victory screens.

     Wave 1 
(Trailer)
  • Morgana (Hat): A bizarre cat-like creature who acts as a member of the Phantom Thieves of Hearts in Persona 5. Also appears in Joker's taunts and win poses, and may appear on Mementos and in Joker's final Smash.
  • Persona 4 Protagonist (Swordfighter): The protagonist of Persona 4, also known by his Canon Name, Yu Narukami. When mysterious murders rock the quiet little town of Inaba, he leads the Investiagtion Team into the mysterious TV World. Carrying over the aesthetics of Persona 4, his Imitation Katana leaves yellow sword trails.
  • Teddie (Hat): A mysterious living empty bear mascot costume who lives inside the Midnight Channel, and allies with the Invesigation Team on their adventure in Persona 4. He serves as comic relief, and the Investigation Team's guide in the TV World for the first part of the game. Promotional materials show a Mii wearing the Teddie hat with the Maid Outfit, a nod to the scene where a human Teddie crossdresses for the school festival to great success.
  • Persona 3 Protagonist (Swordfighter): The protagonist of Persona 3, also known by his Canon Name, Makoto Yuki. A sullen young man who leads S.E.E.S. in the effort to explore the mysterious tower known as Tartarus during the Dark Hour. Carrying over the aesthetics of Persona 3, his short-sword leaves blue sword trails.

     Wave 2 
(Trailer)
  • Veronica (Swordfighter): A supporting character from Dragon Quest XI. A mage who joins the Luminary in his quest to save the world.
  • Erdrick (Swordfighter): The hero of Dragon Quest. A solitary warrior who set out to save Alefgard from the evil Dragonlord. Also making a cameo in the playable Heroes' Final Smash, this costume is based on his late-game appearance, sporting the Auroral Armor, Ortega's helmet, Hero's Shield, and Sword of Kings.
  • Martial Artist (Brawler): Based on the class from Dragon Quest III. Bare-Fisted Monks who can defeat enemies with ease using martial arts. The costume comes in male and female variants.
  • Slime (Hat): The Mascot Mook from Dragon Quest. The original Cute Slime Mook with many variants. In fact, the Slime was considered for a playable role if The Hero was not available. The hat uniquely sports Jiggle Physics.

     Wave 3 
(Trailer)

Goemon (Swordfighter)

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The protagonist of Ganbare Goemon. A chivalrous thief who protects the world from bizarre threats. He uses a giant kiseru pipe in place of a sword, and can approximate his throw-able Ryō coins be equipping the Shuriken of Light.

Team Rocket (Brawler)

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Prepare for trouble!

Villains from the Pokémon series. Criminals who steal Pokemon in their bid to take over the world. The costume comes in male and female variants.

Sans (Gunner)

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sans
A major character from Undertale. A lazy, pun-loving skeleton who is much more dangerous than he appears to be. Wielding a Gaster Blaster, Sans is the first Mii Costume character to come from an Indie Game, the first to completely conceal the Mii wearing the costume, and the first to come with a music track, a remix of Toby Fox's Signature Song, "MEGALOVANIA".
  • Leitmotif: Sans brings his boss theme, MEGALOVANIA, with him as an added bonus to the costume, newly rearranged to be added to Smash.
  • Mythology Gag:
    • His arm cannon resembles a "Gaster Blaster", his main projectile used in his boss fight, being a draconic skull that fires a laser from its jaws.
    • His reveal trailer has several references to Undertale.
      • The stage he first appears on (PictoChat 2 with a black background) is framed to resemble Undertale's battle layout, complete with Sans's name appearing at the bottom of the screen.
      • He attacks a Piranha Plant at one point, referencing one of Undertale's antagonists, Flowey.
      • A hot dog and spaghetti item spawn next to him, referencing his and his brother, Papyrus', Trademark Favorite Foods.
      • (Spaghetti isn't actually Papyrus' favourite food - it's oatmeal with dinosaur eggs).

     Wave 4 
(Trailer)
  • Nakoruru (Swordfighter): A recurring character from Samurai Shodown. An Ainu priestess who fights to protect nature from supernatural threats. The costume sports flowing hair physics and a yellow trail from her Chichi-ushi sword.
  • Ryo Sakazaki (Brawler): The protagonist of Art of Fighting, and a recurring character in The King of Fighters. A practitioner of Kyokugenryu Karate who fights to promote his dojo. Also appears on King of Fighters Stadium.
    Notably, the Mii Brawler's Flashing Mach Punch and Onslaught special moves appear to be based on Ryo's Zanretsuken and Ryuuko Ranbu techniques, respectively, a connection re-enforced by his Mii using these moves in his trailer and Spirit Battle.
  • Iori Yagami (Brawler): A major character in The King of Fighters. Descended from the cursed Yagami clan, he fights with a single-minded goal to crush his rival, Kyo Kusanagi, in battle. Also appears on King of Fighters Stadium.

     Wave 5 
(Trailer)
  • Altaïr (Swordfighter): A protagonist from the Assassin's Creed series. A mysterious assassin who fights against a secret conspiracy. The Sword of Altaïr would later be taken up by Ezio Auditore da Firenze.
  • Rabbid (Hat): Crazy, obnoxious rabbit-like creatures from the Raving Rabbids series.
  • Cuphead (Gunner): The titular protagonist of Cuphead. One day, Cuphead lost a bet against the devil and nearly lost his soul to him. But the devil made a deal with him and his brother Mugman — find and collect all the souls of the devil's debtors in exchange for his freedom.
    Like Sans, Cuphead hails from an Indie Game, fully conceals the Mii wearing the costume, and comes with a music track, in this case "Floral Fury" ported straight from the game. He is also the first Mii Costume to alter Spirit Battles; If purchased, all Cuphead Spirit Battles will play "Floral Fury", and the Cuphead and Mugman puppet fighters will use this costume (using Mega Man otherwise)

     Fighters' Pass 2 bonus 
  • Ancient Soldier Gear (Swordfighter): Based on a set of armor and matching weapons from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, fashioned from ancient Sheikah magitek. The full set consists of the Ancient Helm, Cuirass, and Greaves, and comes equipped with an Ancient Short Sword and Ancient Shield.

     Wave 6 
(Trailer)
  • Ninjara (Brawler): A character from ARMS. A ninja-in-training with the power of ARMS at his beck and call. Also appears in Min Min's Final Smash.
  • Callie and Marie (Brawler/Gunner): The Squid Sisters, music stars from Splatoon. They also appear together as an Assist Trophy.
  • Vault Boy (Gunner): Based on the Fallout series. A mascot for Vault-Tec, America's top supplier of underground vaults for surviving nuclear bombardment. He wields the Alien Blaster, and is the third costume to fully conceal the Mii.

     Wave 7 
(Trailer)
  • Creeper (Brawler): Based on the monsters from Minecraft. Vicious self-destructing beasts that bring destruction. Also appears in Steve's Final Smash and may appear on Minecraft World.
  • Pig (Brawler): Based on the creatures from Minecraft. Otherwise docile swines. May also appear on Minecraft World.
  • Diamond Armor (Swordfighter): Based on equipment from Minecraft. Diamond is the most useful substance in the game, and gear made with them are the best you can craft.
  • Bomberman (Brawler): The protagonist of the Bomberman series. A robot who is well-versed in all things explosive. Also appears as an Assist Trophy. Like Toad, this costume can also change colors in reference to the many Bomberman Bros.
  • Travis Touchdown (Swordfighter): The protagonist of No More Heroes. An Occidental Otaku who decided to become an assassin after buying a Beam Katana (Which he named "Blood Berry" after his favorite anime) on the Internet.

     Wave 8 
(Trailer)
The Mii costumes seen here are the first to have their Mii designs that were used in promo material to appear in-game within their Spirit Battles. Naturally, the battles will equip their respective costumes if purchased; otherwise Aerith will be represented with Zelda, while Barret and Tifa appear as Miis wearing a green Wild West Outfit and black Protective Gear, respectively. Click here for further information. Uniquely, these costumes are the only ones not to come with corresponding wigs.
  • Barret Wallace (Gunner): One of the party members in Final Fantasy VII. The leader of AVALANCHE who's fighting against the corrupt Shinra Electric Power Company to stop them before they drain all the lifeblood from the planet after having lost one of his arms and had it replaced with a Gatling Gun.
  • Tifa Lockhart (Brawler): One of the party members in Final Fantasy VII. A childhood friend of Cloud's from Nibelheim who runs bar in the slums of Midgar. She joins Cloud in his quest to stop Sephiroth. She fights with her inital weapon the Leather Gloves.
  • Aerith Gainsborough (Swordfighter): One of the party members in Final Fantasy VII. A plucky flower saleswoman and magic caster who Cloud meets in the Sector 5 slums, and is the last of the Cetra. Best known for her death. She wields her initial weapon, the Guard Stick.

     Wave 9 
(Trailer)

     Wave 10 
(Trailer)
  • Dragonborn (Swordfighter): Hailing from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, represented by the Iron Armor set. A mortal born with the soul of a Dragon, destined to save the world of Nirn from the world-eating dragon, Alduin. Also known as the Dovahkiin, which means "dragonborn" in the draconic language. The costume's appearance uses the Steel Sword, Studded Armor, and Iron Boots, Gauntlets and Helmet, based on Dragonborn's appearance in promotional material.
  • Dante (Swordfighter): The most recurring main character of Devil May Cry. A Half-Demon mercenary and private investigator that hunts down supernatural evils, and does so in style. While Dante has many swords at his disposal, the one he wields here is known as the Alastor.
  • Shantae (Brawler): The titular hero of the Shantae series. The shapeshifting Half-Genie guardian of the seaside port of Scuttle Town, fighting evil with spells, transformation dances, and hair. Also appears as a Spirit. The third Mii Costume to represent an Indie Game and come with a music track, specifically the version of "Burning Town" heard in Half-Genie Hero.

     Wave 11 
(Trailer)
  • Octoling (Wig): Enemies from the single-player Hero Mode from Splatoon and its sequel, Splatoon 2, later made playable in the latter as DLC. The Mii Fighter wig reflects their appearance as Hero Mode enemies.
  • Judd (Hat): The only mammal character from Splatoon.
  • Doom Slayer (Gunner): AKA Doomguy, the protagonist of the Doom franchise. A former Space Marine who has been battling the Legions of Hell for eons, he wears the Praetor suit as depicted in Doom Eternal and wields the UAC EMG Sidearm, the starting Pistol weapon of Doom (2016).
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