However, they are not as powerful as the original Great Sage, which why their title does not contain the word 'Great'. The New Sage appears in a role similar to that of the Great Sage in the prequel. This character is can be either the Reborn or another apprentice the Great Sage got. The New Sage is the successor of the Great Sage and their previous apprentice. They also take the Nintendo Fan's role as the character giving amiibo gifts. The ex-protagonist acts as a tutorial character, teaching the player basic game mechanics. They had saved Miitopia 30 years ago with the help of the Antique Charm but had since lost it. The player can still change the character in the role. If the player has played Miitopia on the same 3DS, this character is auto-assigned as the protagonist of that game. These characters are playable during the one fight and have unique attacks. Sometimes, NPCs join the party for one fight, meaning that there can temporarily be five Miis in the party.

Up to 4 teammates can be in the party at once while the rest spend time in an inn. However, this time, the protagonist doesn't lose teammates during the journey. Similarly to the protagonist, the teammates can have jobs. All teammates can now be controlled by the player (but the player can also choose to have them attack automatically). Various teammates join the team during the events of the game. It is one of the first twelve Miis to join the team (other than the protagonist or secondary protagonist) and acts as the leader of the third team in situations where the team splits into 3. This is a role similar to the secondary protagonist. In these situations, the player gets to choose which Miis join the main protagonist's party and which Miis join the secondary protagonist's. However, in situations where the team has to split, the secondary protagonist becomes the leader of the secondary team. Most of the time, the secondary protagonist acts as a normal teammates. The secondary protagonist is one of the first eight Miis to join the team and the role is assigned to one of them when the team splits up for the first time.

In this game, the protagonist isn't forced to change their job but they can change their job at any point. The protagonist starts out as an average villager but things change when they discover an antique charm that gives them the ability to have jobs.

It is preferable that this protagonist is someone that they haven't used for Miitopia but it is up to the player to choose. However, titles remain unchanged regardless of the Mii's gender, so the Queen of Greenhorne and King of Neksdor are always called that, regardless of the Mii's gender.Īs in Miitopia, the player starts by choosing one main protagonist. This means that all Miis are referred to as the Mii's gender. Unlike the prequel, none of the roles are pre-gendered, even if they are older versions of previously gendered characters. There is, of course, also the option to create brand new Miis. They can also scan Mii QR codes or use Miis created by others. The player can choose to use any characters from their existing Miitopia, Tomodachi Life or Tomodachi Islands games as well as their Mii Maker. Like in the prequel, all characters can be chosen by the player. On their journey, they meet lots of allies, some of whom have memories of the previous Dark Lord's attack. A new group of heroes has to set out on a journey to save Miitopia with the help of the long lost Antique Charm. 30 years after the events of Miitopia, a new evil has attacked the realm of Miitopia.

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