5.3.4 Voice 4 (Fumihiro Okabayaki/Hitomi Hirose).5.3.3 Voice 3 (Tomoyuki Higuchi/Ayumi Nagao).5.3.2 Voice 2 (Katsuhiro Harasawa/Tomo Adachi).5.3 Mario Kart 8/ Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Mario Kart Tour.5.2.4 Voice 4 (Takuya Sato/Ayumi Nagao).5.2.3 Voice 3 (Fumihiro Okabayaki/Yuko Kaida).5.2.2 Voice 2 (Tomoyuki Higuchi/Hitomi Hirose).5.2.1 Voice 1 (Katsuhiro Harasawa/Tomo Adachi).5.1.4 Voice 4 (Tomoyuki Higuchi/Ayumi Nagao).
5.1.3 Voice 3 (Takuya Sato/Tomo Adachi).5.1.2 Voice 2 (Katsuhiro Harasawa/Hitomi Hirose).5.1.1 Voice 1 (Fumihiro Okabayaki/Yuko Kaida).amiibo can unlock special outfits for them as well when launching the game and selecting amiibo suits based on that character. In Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Miis wear a different outfit with a helmet on their heads. Miis have two outfits: Mii Outfit A and Mii Outfit B. Also, Miis from your Mii plaza sometimes appear in the crowd, or on statues in some tracks. The Mii's voice also varies depending on the color their shirt is.
However, Miis are only middleweights in Mario Kart 7. This makes them the most versatile characters. They can be any size, depending on their height and weight. The main purpose of Miis is to be an avatar of the creator but are used to a wider extent. Up to 100 Miis can be stored on a Wii, 3DS, or Nintendo Switch (and ten (10) per each Wii Remote) and up to a whopping 3000 Miis can be stored on a Wii U. They can be created whenever the player wants, using different head, body, eye, hair, mouth, nose, and glasses types. There is a Wii Channel devoted to making them, called the Mii Channel.
Miis are characters and digital avatars made on the Wii, Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Switch, and Miitomo that look like 3D humans.
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