#MIITOPIA MUSIC ON RECORDER MOVIE#

It’s been surprise meets hilarity when I see some of these characters and wonder who in the development team chose them. I also must mention the townsfolk in this game. The main character, their party members (6 so far that I’ve customized), The Dark Lord, mysterious wizard, a genie, and MORE all get the chance to be modeled to be played by whoever you want them to look like. Miitopia takes your Mii characters and casts them as characters of your choosing. It’s probably the most fun RPG I have ever played, and I’ve played a good chunk of them.Ī “Mii” is a Nintendo avatar originally made on the Wii, and 3DS systems as a fun mini-game character that you’d fashion as yourself or anyone else. It’s addicting as hell, adorable, and more in depth than it lets on. …but first I need-nay-WANT that Mercy figure. Now I’m using my strength to create things, and music will do for now, but I’m looking forward to other things that are already taking shape in my mind and on paper… It’s easier to buy something that’s already made into something you like than it is to create something that represents you. At first I thought it was because it didn’t make me happy anymore, but it never really did.

The funny thing is I’ve almost stopped collecting these because I feel like I’ve “made my point” to myself.

#MIITOPIA MUSIC ON RECORDER MOVIE#

You can look at a person’s bookshelf or movie collection and get an idea of who they are. I believe we collect these things because we’re scribes of these ideals that these characters represent. I could go on with all the figures I own, but you get the point. Lara Croft is adventurous and conquers fear (especially of heights), and Mercy has a benevolence that’s literally painted angelic. These are anima who have characteristics I do not. Star-Lord’s active ego/confidence is one that mine can aspire to. For example: Raphael is volatile, and Batman is grumpy and/or stoic. The male characters have something I see in myself and utilize them in their own success.

I am not a psychologist, but from what I’ve read (Carl Jung’s “Man And His Symbols”, and “Jung on the Active Imagination”) did I start realizing why I collect these things many people would regard as a waste of money. It had come to my attention that a certain toy company was making a line of Overwatch characters and one of them, Mercy, is among the line-up. This is is nothing compared to some people… I’m a guy in his early 30’s who has collected his fair share of figures. Nendoroid Mercy (Or Why I Want These “Toys”)

Miitopia music on recorder