The adorable pink puffball who copies enemy abilities.
Kirby is the titular protagonist of the Kirby series of video games developed by HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo. He first appeared in Kirby's Dream Land (1992) for the Game Boy, and has since featured in more than 50 games across genres.
Kirby's whole vibe is cheerful pink — set pink as the favourite colour on your Kirby Mii so the Apartments and gifts lean into his signature look in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream.
Enthusiastic residents who spread positivity everywhere. They maintain upbeat energy throughout all island interactions.In Tomodachi Life, set this Mii's sliders so Speech + Movement totals 4–7 and Thinking + Energy totals 12–15. See the full Cheerleader guide →
Why this fitsKirby is famously cheerful, eager, and friendly to everyone he meets — including former enemies who become party members. That warm, supportive energy fits Cheerleader (low-to-mid Speech + Movement, high Thinking + Energy).
To make a Kirby Mii in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, open Mii Maker and build a round, soft-featured face with no hair, dot-style eyes, and rosy cheeks — Mii Maker can only approximate the puffball, so lean on the roundness and pink-leaning skin tone. The picker-by-picker walkthrough below works for both Nintendo Switch (LTD) and 3DS (original Tomodachi Life).
Use the system Mii Maker, then bring the Mii into Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream.
Diagrams show where the option sits in the Mii Maker picker (4 columns, scroll to reach later rows). Editor menus differ slightly between regions and console revisions — if an exact option is missing, pick the closest one.
Kirby's full appearance as a Mii Studio data string. Drop it into Mii rendering tools or community Mii editors that accept Studio codes (it's not a console import — for the game itself use the steps above).
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This is a 3DS-format Mii QR code generated from Kirby's Mii data. On a Nintendo 3DS, open Mii Maker → QR Code / Image Options → Scan QR Code and point the camera at it, then bring the Mii into the original Tomodachi Life. The Switch / Switch 2 has no camera, so it can't scan Mii QR codes — for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream use the step-by-step instructions above (or the online Mii creator).
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Feature → the move to make in Mii Maker
Kirby is a round pink ball, so build the roundest, fullest face shape and keep height short and weight high for a soft, plump silhouette.
Use the pinkest skin tone available and set pink as the favourite colour — pink is the most recognisable Kirby signal.
Kirby has no hair at all — pick the bald/no-hair option so the round head reads as his body.
Two tall oval eyes set close together plus small rosy blush cheeks capture his simple, happy face.
Perfectly spherical body
Mii bodies are humanoid with limbs and a neck, so Kirby's seamless ball shape can't be built — the roundest face, shortest height and pink palette get you as close as the editor allows.
Stubby nub arms and red feet
Miis have ordinary arms and wear shoes, so the little nub arms and oval red feet can't be reproduced; red shoes added in-game are the nearest nod to his feet.
A Cheerleader-type Kirby is the island's bottomless well of good cheer — warm, encouraging and happy to befriend anyone, exactly like the puffball who turns former enemies into party members. Cheerleaders get along easily and lift the mood of the Apartments, and LTD rewards that by growing friendships through proximity and repeated chats rather than personality scores. Romance still isn't his to script, though: who a Mii falls for runs on dating preferences, random crushes and birthday/zodiac compatibility — so house your Kirby Mii centrally, give him a birthday, and let the island surprise you.
Kirby was created by Masahiro Sakurai, who conceived the character around 1990 at just 19 years old while working at HAL Laboratory.
He debuted in Kirby's Dream Land (1992) on the Game Boy — a monochrome handheld, so his now-iconic pink colour wasn't even visible in his first game.
Sakurai always pictured Kirby as pink, but Shigeru Miyamoto reportedly suggested yellow — the pink won out and became the character's signature.
Kirby's signature power is the Copy Ability: by inhaling and swallowing enemies he takes on their powers, a mechanic introduced in Kirby's Adventure (1993).
Pick the roundest face, the pinkest skin tone and pink favourite colour, no hair (bald), two tall close-set eyes and rosy cheeks, then keep height short and weight high for his plump ball shape. Follow the picker-by-picker steps above for Switch (LTD) or 3DS.
Not exactly — Miis are humanoid with arms, legs and a neck, so his seamless sphere can't be built. The roundest face shape, shortest height and an all-pink palette get the Kirby Mii as close as the editor allows.
Pink — use the pinkest skin tone and set pink as the favourite colour. It's the single most recognisable Kirby cue, even though his debut game on the monochrome Game Boy never actually showed it.
Cheerleader fits best — set low-to-mid Speech + Movement with high Thinking + Energy in the panel above. It matches Kirby's friendly, everyone's-welcome warmth on your island.
Sources: WikipediaCharacter facts are grounded in the source(s) above; Mii-Maker mapping is our own craft guidance.
Paste a Mii Studio code or upload a Mii QR image into the QR code Mii decoder to get this same step-by-step recreation guide for it.
Build a Mii from scratch in the online Mii creator, then bring its code here for rebuild steps.
