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A Mii Maker

Try ThatOneGuy684’s Tomodachi Life-inspired take on a Mii editor. Its bright interface brings together face and body customization, face paint, and a random-design option. It is a useful alternative when you want to experiment with a different style of Mii creation.

Created by ThatOneGuy684 on Scratch.

Create with A Mii Maker

Press the green flag in the player to start.

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How to use this maker

Press the green flag and explore the feature categories along the top of the editor.
Choose facial parts and colors, then adjust the body to suit your character.
Try face paint or the random-design option if you want a different starting point.
Open the additional options to explore the project’s save, load, and render tools.

Controls

Green flag: Start or restart the editor.
Mouse: Select feature categories, shapes, colors, and available adjustments.
Keyboard: Answer the project’s prompts when loading saved data.

Save both your avatar and its face paint

Keep the complete face-and-body save code produced by the project.

If your character uses face paint, also keep its face-paint data. The load flow asks whether the character has face paint and requests that data separately.

Use this same editor to reload the saved information. These codes are not confirmed to work in other makers or Nintendo games.

What you can try

Edit facial features and colors through a Tomodachi-inspired interface.
Experiment with face paint for extra character details.
Try the random option for a fresh starting point, or reset your design.
The creator’s update notes include a Render menu, a weight slider, and saving face-paint data.

Questions about this maker

Is this the official Tomodachi Life Mii Maker?

No. A Mii Maker is an independent Scratch project by ThatOneGuy684, inspired by Tomodachi Life. It is not a Nintendo product.

Why should I keep separate face-paint data?

This project has a separate face-paint loading prompt. Keeping both sets of information helps preserve the details of a painted character.

This fan-made editor is by ThatOneGuy684. View the original project and credits on Scratch. Mii and Nintendo trademarks belong to Nintendo. This website and these Scratch projects are not affiliated with Nintendo.