User avatars for [[Nintendo]]'s [[Wii]], [[nintendo 3ds|3DS]], and [[Wii U]] video game systems, appearing too on the [[nintendo switch|Switch]] in a lesser capacity. Typically super deformed ([[chibi]]), sometimes without legs or arms (though inclusive of hands).

The Wii and the Wii U each have a unique set of Miis that appear as CPUs in Nintendo's games, the most well-known of the Wii set being [[Matt (wii)|]] (マット). However, Nintendo does make unique original Miis when needed; for instance, [[Nikki (swapnote)|]] for [i][[Swapnote]][/i] and [[Sheila Bell]] for [i][[Surechigai Meikyuu]][/i].

Numerous Nintendo games, such as [[Mario Kart]] (since Mario Kart Wii) and [[Super Smash Bros.]] allow players to use their Miis as playable characters. In the [i][[Super Smash Bros.]][/i] series, the generic Miis used to represent the [[Mii Brawler|Brawler]], [[Mii Gunner|Gunner]], and [[Mii Swordfighter|Swordfighter]] types are shown to be based off the default Miis Guest C, Guest F, and Guest B.

Spiritually succeeded by the [[Sportsmate (nintendo)|]]s of [[Nintendo Switch Sports]], even if you can still play with and against Miis in that game.
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