When players first start Miitopia, they will have access to six different jobs for their character. These jobs determine the character's stats abilities, equipment, and even appearance, so it is definitely an important decision. While these six jobs may seem like more than enough at first, it won't take long for players to unlock more jobs as they continue on in the game. In total, there are 14 different jobs for players to unlock and utilize in the game, but two of these are considered secret jobs. These have special requirements to unlock and are entirely optional, but they are usually very powerful as well.
The Vampire job is one such secret job in Miitopia, and players will need to go out of their way to unlock it. Thankfully, all of that trouble is made worth it by the Vampire job's impressive abilities, most notably its ability to drain hit points from foes.
In order to get the Vampire job, players will need to obtain the Bat Charm. This item can only be found by completing a quest for a Vampire found in the Traveler's Hub. This quest will take players to the Manor Macabre area, and eventually they will come face to face with a Pop Up Puppet. Defeating this should reward the player with Bat Charm and permanently unlock the Vampire job. Keep in mind that players will need to have access to both the Traveler's Hub and Manor Macabre in order to get this item and unlock the job.
The Vampire job is notable for its impressively high stats. They have the highest HP in the game and are able to heal themselves by dealing damage to enemies. This makes them great for fulfilling a tank roll in the party. What's more, thanks to their high offensive stats, they are more than capable of dealing out good damage as well. The biggest downside of the Vampire job is that it is one of the slowest jobs in the game, second only to the Tank job. Vampires wear suits for their clothing and use bats as weapons.
While the Vampire job is certainly more difficult to unlock, it is well worth the hassle. Players that make use of this job will feel powerful, especially if they get it relatively early on in the game. The quest itself isn't that difficult and some players may end up unlocking the job on accident.
Miitopia is available now on Switch.
