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Hello, Miitopians!

Here will be a guide to help you with making your very own fanon pages, courtesy of Jewelraffe and the Staff!

Let's start with the most common Fanon; Monsters!

Make a Monster

So let's see what makes up a Monster.

Use the provided Monster Infobox to start off!

An introductory paragraph explaining what your monster is and where it's found is handy, especially if you add what game it's found in.

"Goblinator is a late-game boss found in Nimbus in the game Miitopia: Neksdor Adventure."

Next, a useful part is explaining what the enemy looks like.

"Goblinator is a brown goblin with a large nose, floppy ears and two Mii eyes."

Oh, and clarify what Mii parts it holds where, especially if you have no image. The parts a Mii can have in Miitopia are Eyes, Eyebrows, Noses, Mouths, Glasses and Sunglasses(?).

Next up, the attacks. These are important enough to get their own section;

Attacks

Action name Description
Punch Punches a Mii, dealing damage and inflicting Fear.
Magic Blast Deals magic damage to all Miis.
Goblin Cannon Turn 1, it targets a Mii.
After, it deals catastrophic damage to the target.
Sneer (auto) This enemy has a 50% chance to make non-magic attacks fail.

Phew, let's look at that, eh?

Attacks typically go in a table aka the ones used on Miitopia Wiki. They're code, so copy-pasting is the simplest way to do it.

Most skills are ones which deal damage. Particularly powerful moves can be highlighted in bold, but that's purely a design choice (see Ancient Golem).

Enemies can also have Auto traits, which are not skills but activate at certain times with their own effect, whether to dodge something or use multiple actions.

If you would like a monster's art to be made, ask Jewelraffe to make one for you with "a wonderful bargain of 0 Coins!" Also note that this is not considered a collab.

Jewelraffe's Disclaimer: If you want a wholly new enemy type to be made, it may take longer or even not be doable if I can't find suitable art to mangle. Either way, I'm still free and I'll try my best.

Statting

Here's the fun part; deciding your enemy's stats!

Now unless you radically change how stats work, here's some pointers;

  • The highest HP an enemy has in Miitopia is 15,000. I wouldn't give any more unless they're a stupidly strong superboss, damage sponge or because of a mechanic (like a higher damage cap or stronger allies). Damage sponges aren't too appreciated if they're boring, though.
  • The highest Attack owned by a monster in Miitopia is around 385/480 which dents even L50 Legendary Gear Miis.
  • The highest Defense a monster in Miitopia has is around 365 which is hard to scratch with physical hits.
    • There are a few exceptions where monsters have 10,000 defense, meaning they only take 1 damage. Usually this should be paired with a low amount of HP.
  • Monster's don't usually use MP.
  • Magic serves two functions; how much magic a monster takes and receives. The highest Magic owned by a monster in Miitopia is around 300.
    • There are a few exceptions where monsters have 10,000 Magic, meaning they insta-kill any Mii with a magic attack. Usually this stat is affiliated with Fiends.
  • The highest Speed a Mii can ever get in canon is 219, which is a L50 Thief with max Speed bonus. Give the monster any higher and only fanon skills or jobs could outspeed it.
    • There are a few exceptions where monsters have 10,000 speed, meaning they outspeed anything.
  • Of interest is 10,000 Magic and 10,000 Speed. These are used by certain monsters to ensure they always go first or be near-immune to magic. 10,000 Attack would make attacks One-Hit-Kill and 10,000 Defense would make the user near-immune to physical attacks.
  • Highest EXP dropped by a canon enemy is 20,000 EXP, dropped by Very Rare Snurps and bonus EXP is around the same figure or higher.
  • Highest Gold dropped by a canon enemy is 20,000 from a Rich Snurp.

Don't forget to add drops to your enemy if it has any! The Star unicode can be copied off either another page or right here -> ★ or ★★

Don't forget drop chances!

Phew! Got all that? :P

Make a Game

Ready to make a Miitopia of your own? Excellent!

First, you'll need an idea. What will you make?

  • A Sequel or Prequel to the canon adventure?
  • A DLC expansion to the original Miitopia?
  • An adventure in another region?
  • A what-If, such as if the Dark(er) Lord won?
  • Or even another genre entirely that still has RPG-style Mii gameplay at its core? Like zombies or space-age?
  • Or even a crossover to another series that you like! (Fire Emblem: Miitopia Crossover is an example of this)

Next up, a list of your Game's unique elements will help, like this;

Anything that doesn't change can either be left linkless or be linked to the Miitopia Wiki.

Next up, a list of changes to the standard Miitopia's gameplay, such as new story events, new locations or even new gimmicks in your game!

Try viewing other fanons people have made (accessed through top navigation)! Might get you some inspiration!

Making a Grub

Mmmm-mmm! Miis have to risk their limbs to save faces, so why not treat them to some fanon Grub!

Here's an example Grub;

"The Donut is a fanon Grub.

It is a pink sprinkled donut with a hole in the middle and its sprinkles are multicoloured. It fills 25% of the stomach."

Basiclly all of a Grub's info except appearance can be placed in the Infobox, but a page consisting of just one box is lifeless. Give it life!

As a rule of thumb, V. Rare grub and single-stage grub has sparkles on it.

Dropped by

Oh, and don't forgot what drops the Grub! That can also be in the Infobox, but what monster skimps out on your Miis' hard-earned lunch?

Description

Oh, and the description adds flavor (pun intended).

"A yummy donut! Who doesn't like donuts?"

And of course hyperlinks to the other two rarities, if any. Bon appetit!

Making a Job

Of course, what isn't Miitopia without the jobs? Might as well give them some brand new ones to face against the ever-growing pool of monsters! First things first is a description about your job.

Let your enemies taste the goodness of defeat with this example Pizza Job!

-Job description

After the description, include an image of the job if possible.

Pizzajob

A Pizza

Description

Include a description about your job here! This basically means what stats the job specializes in, their weapons and outfits of choice, and their default attack as well as any extra specifics the job may have. A good example would be the following:

"The Pizza is a job that focuses on healing allies and general support, unlocked after finding the Pizza Charm in Peculia.

Their weapon of choice are Pepperonis.

Their clothing is called Cheeses.

The Pizza's default attack hits 1 monster."

Stats

An important thing to include in your job are the stats of the Job. These show how your job is able to do facing against monsters. Usually, you should include the base stats for your Job at Level 1, Level 50, and their max stats with armor and grub boosts. Here is another example below:

Lvl 1 Lvl 50 Lvl 50, Best equipment

& Max food buffs

HP 10 250 349
MP 9 170 269
Attack 4 48 310
Magic 12 95 304
Defense 4 72 319
Speed 4 55 154

Once again, since this part of the page is code, feel free to just copy and paste it here.

With deciding your Job's stats, remember that most stats are around 300-400 for HP, 160-275 for MP, 250-450 for Attack, 100-500 for Magic, 300-420 for Defense, and lastly 100-210 for Speed for canon jobs. You can go higher or lower if you want, but it might be overpowered/unfair for monsters. This is for absolute maximum stats, do note. For Level 50 stats, subtract 99 from the max stat thanks to grub, and if it's Attack/Magic or Defense, then decrease it further by about 100-200 due to weapons and armor. Level 1 stats usually never go beyond 15, and average around 5-12.

Skills

Now that your stats are done, we might as well make up some skills for your job! That's what makes a job a job, after all! Usually Jobs have about 8-12+ skills, ranging from melee attacks, to healing allies, to being automatic. Here are some examples of some skills.

Skill Learned MP Cost Description Extra Notes
Pizza Party Lv. 2 8 "Feed a Pizza to everyone, healing them of their HP!" The user cuts their HP by half in order to heal everyone.
Pizza Slices Lv. 4 5 "Launch Pizza at your foes, damaging them multiple times. (magic)" Hits all enemies, dealing more damage the less there are.
Grease Lv. 7 "Cut the speed of any enemy that attacks you by half. (auto)" Only cuts the speed of an enemy by half for a turn. Only have a 50% chance of working.

Make sure to add the '(magic)' or '(auto)' notifies in your description if they use the magic stat and are automatically used respectively. The notes are any additional information about your skill that you can't fit within the description. Now that you're done with your job, go and defeat the monsters, our heroes!

Categories

Remember, ALL pages must be categorized. Here's how you add categories. Points in italics are optional.

For Monsters

  • Your username
  • Monsters
  • The type of monster it is eg. Queens or Robots.
  • Where your monster can be found eg. Realm of the Fey, Peculia.
  • The game the comes from
    • If the monster isn't yet in a Fanon, include Unknown Appearances
  • If the monster is first seen postgame, include Postgame Monsters

For Grub

  • Your username
  • Grub
  • The type of food it is eg. Slime Jelly, Choc Rock etc.
  • Include Rare Grub for rare grub and Very Rare Grub for very rare grub.
  • The game it comes from
    • If the grub is not yet in a Fanon, include Unknown Appearances

For Games

  • Your username
  • The name of your game

For Jobs

  • Your username
  • Jobs
  • The game it appears in
    • If the job is not yet in a Fanon, include Unknown Appearances

For Personalities

  • Your username
  • Personalities
  • The game it appears in
    • If the personality is not yet in a Fanon, include Unknown Appearances

Notices

There is a selection of notices that can be used for your fanon games.

  • {{Donotedit}} helps the original author of the article to claim ownership of their page.
Notice - Example's Article
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Only Example is allowed to edit this page and nobody else can do so unless given permission by them.
See the Rules for more information.


  • {{Finished}} indicates that the fanon game is completely finished.
Completed Fanon
Gold Medal Example's fanon has been completed! This means that no more elements will be added.
Come take a look!
  • {{Collab}} means that two users have agreed to write a fanon together. Ask a Staff member if you want to start a collab with another user.
Collab Notice
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Example and Example's Mum have agreed to collab on this page, so both users may work on it.
Any other user cannot edit this page.
  • {{MegaCollab}} means that this fanon can be edited by anyone and everyone. Do know that this can be a chaotic fanon if this is the case, and consult a staff member for any questions/concerns/issues.
MegaCollab Notice
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Example has decided to host a Mega Collab on this fanon, Meaning anyone can collaborate to this.
Feel free to contribute unless it breaks Example‘s rules.
  • {{Abandoned}} is for if a fanon will not be finished due to leaving the wiki or being discarded. It will tell all users that the fanon is 'dead' and won't get any more updates. Finished abandoned fanons get the {{Finished}} notice instead as they won't be updated either.
Notice - Example's Fanon
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This fanon belongs to Example but will not be updated to to either inactivity, being abandoned or the user leaving the wiki.
See the Rules for more information.
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