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"What's goin' on with your Miis, bro?" |
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Description |
This shit be wack, yo. |
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Release date |
August 12, 2012 |
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Length |
2:15 |
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"Funny Mii Thing" is a special episode of Game Grumps.
Arin had bought a used Nintendo Wii from the Glendale Galleria Mall GameStop in California, which turned out to have many weirdly named Miis on it.
Miis[]
- t
- ffzho
- yty
- tr7rfy6rtf
- Made by tsgutbbt.
- ffm
- ftt
- srty
- When Arin talked about abbreviations, he demonstrated this one as "Sorry Really, Thank You".
- The character was accidentally favorited by Jon.
- It was later used by Arin in the January 2013 "Wheel of Fortune" series, although he thought he picked strgg.
- It was later used by Jacob Anderson on the Guest Grumps episode "Wheel of Fortune with Special Guest Jacob Anderson")
- strgg
- Possibly Jon's favorite Mii.
- In Pokemon Emerald, the Game Grumps name their Nincada after this Mii.
- e4io
- A character with a slightly real name, according to Jon. It sounds like "Euphoria."
- Jon used this Mii in the January 2013 "Wheel of Fortune" series.
- It was used by Arin on the "Wheel of Fortune with Special Guest Jacob Anderson" episode.
- d677
- Nicknamed "Granny d677."
- sr677
- Made an appearance in "Dodge!".
- fd
- cfgh
- Abbreviation of "Crappy Farts Go Home," according to Arin.
- Also called the "Ant Lord" by Jon.
- rt776yhu
- A character deemed similar to Steve Urkel from the famous sitcom, Family Matters, by Arin.
- Arin used this Mii in the "Deal or No Deal" series with Danny.
t
ffzho
yty
tr7rfy6rtf
ffm
ftt
srty
strgg
e4io
d677
sr677
fd
cfgh
rt776yhu
Future appearances of the Miis[]
Reasoning[]
According to user LiuBaio on YouTube, who used to work at the Glendale Galleria Mall GameStop, the Wii was previously used at the GameStop for customers to demo, before apparently going on sale.
Another idea is that the names are secret codes used by the FBI or similar organizations.
Trivia[]
- The thumbnail for the video has a Miyamoto Mii, with a label "Miyamoto (Not Racism)".
- As seen on the Wii menu, Super Smash Bros. Brawl was in the Wii.
- Looking at the clock at the bottom of the Wii Menu screen, the video was recorded on August 4th 2012. This means the video was recorded about 8 days before being posted on the Game Grumps YouTube channel.
- This is one of the shortest gameplay videos (not counting Animated and Misc. videos) that the Game Grumps have posted, at 2 minutes and 16 seconds.