Miitopia: Every Personality, Explained

In the world of Miitopia, every prominent character becomes customizable. From the simple townsfolk to the daring protagonists, players can put their favorite Mii characters right into the story of this quirky RPG.

Customization goes much more in-depth than simple job selection and character creation, however. Personalities also play a role in this game. When making a new party member, the game gives a choice between seven unique personality types. Each one grants bonuses both in and out of combat, and they all make for interesting interactions between heroes. Some may seem more useful than others, but each one can accentuate the strengths of certain characters and their jobs.

Airheaded

As the name suggests, Airheaded Miis are prone to forgetfulness and absentminded behavior. They may suddenly attack a random enemy instead of the one they originally targeted. They might even distract the enemy by playing with them, or they might avoid interacting altogether.

In various cutscenes, Airheaded types might not even pay attention to their fellow travelers. Overall, they have a great comedic effect on the plot. Just make sure not to pair it with important healing jobs, lest they slack off at an inopportune time.

Here are the Airheaded's quirks:

Oops – Mii attacks the enemy with the highest HP, reducing its guard so that it receives 1.5x damage for that turn.
Frolic – Mii distracts an enemy so they cannot attack.
Sleepyhead – Recovers HP by falling asleep.

Cautious

Cautious Miis try to get out of dangerous situations as quickly as possible. They like to warm up before attacking, doubling their move's effectiveness. They can also finish an enemy off with a powerful attack to end the battle early. This makes them great for heavy-hitting jobs like the Warrior.

Their cautious side also makes them rather prepared, as they sometimes store extra snacks away to heal themselves. However, they aren't risk-takers, either; they will often skip out on drinking random potions during their travels, even if they're actually beneficial.

Here are the Cautious' quirks:

Warm Up – Delays its attack until the end of the turn, doubling the move's effectiveness in the process.
Prepped and Ready – When out of the main recover items for MP and HP, the Mii will reveal it has an extra MP Candy or HP Banana.
Finisher – Finishes off an enemy, permitting the Mii's standard attack with a 1.3x bonus can reduce all of the target's remaining HP.

Cool

Miis that have the Cool personality are great at avoiding harm. They can ignore certain status effects from enemies and even dodge physical attacks. However, their aloof nature also comes at the expense of their allies.

Cool Miis don't like to cover for their teammates, even when it's absolutely necessary. They also give up early on when digging up treasure during their travels. Still, having cool people in the party is sure to make the adventure that much more fun.

Here are the Cool's quirks:

Avoid – Dodges regular or physical attack.
Shan't – Doesn't cover ally.
Pressure Point – Rather than use a skill, it hits the target with a regular attack that comes with a 1.5x bonus.
Indifference – A Status effect is ignored.

Energetic

This lively personality type is great at dealing damage, withstanding fatal blows, and supporting teammates. Their Charge quirk deals extra damage to enemies at the expense of two HP, and they can survive an otherwise deadly attack with 1 HP remaining. They may also restore the MP of a fellow party member (which boosts their relationship). This makes them a great form of support for teams that rely on MP usage.

Outside of battle, they will automatically drink whatever they find lying on the road. Simply put, Energetic Miis are very peppy, albeit a tad reckless.

Here are the Energetic's quirks:

Hang On – Survives fatal blow with 1 HP.
Charge – Attack amplified by 1.3x, however, 2 points of self-damage is inflicted.
Cheer – Recovers the MP of another Mii and improves the relationship meter.

Kind

This personality trait is sure to be a favorite of any team composition. Kind Miis protect weakened allies and donate snacks to teammates who don't have any. Both of these boost the relationship meter of those involved, allowing for better teamwork and new skills.

This kindness also gets extended to monsters; sometimes, Kind Miis may even spare enemies who are low on health. This doesn't always work, however, and other party members may resent them for it.

Here are the Kind's quirks:

Donate – Gives HP Banana or MP Candy to another party member.
Cover – Mii saves a party member from being knocked out.
Spare – Mii decides to not attack an enemy. If the monster appreciates the gesture, they will leave. If they do not, the foe will attack the Kind Mii. When the latter happens, one other party member will resent the Kind Mii.

Laid-back

The Laid-back type has a wide variety of quirks, though they aren't the greatest at maintaining good relationships. Laid-back Miis may sometimes swipe snacks from other party members, or even use them as cover against enemy attacks. They may even slack off and use their skills at only half their original power.

Other times, however, they can get unusually focused to deal extra damage, or avoid status ailments like the Cool types. In fact, they essentially combine the quirks of the Cool personality with the comedic timing of the Airheaded personality.

Here are the Laid-Back's quirks:

Slack Off – Conserves MP, reducing the skill's effectiveness by 50% in the process.
Nah... – Emotion-based status effects are ignored.
Cadge – Mii steals an HP Banana or MP Candy from another party member. Unsurprisingly, this act is resented.
Hide – Let's another Mii take a hit.
Get Serious – Improves damage dealt or healing.

Stubborn

Outside of battle, Stubborn Miis are finicky. They toss bottles away before telling what they are, but they also dig for treasure no matter how long it takes.

During combat, they are a force to be reckoned with. Stubborn teammates withstand attacks to take half as much damage or sometimes use the same attack twice in a row. They may also refuse help on occasion, leading to the assisting Mii feeling resentment. All in all, they are a hardheaded type best suited for strong fighters.

Here are the Stubborn's quirks: