All of these Miis have been extracted from the game and been directly placed into my Mii Maker save data. These are not "recreations", these are the Miis exactly as they appear from the files in Miitopia.

This contains all 7 Miis exclusive to the files of Miitopia. (Though, they likely go unused.)

These Miis have not been edited at all, except for:
- enabled Copying. All Miis have Copying disabled, however, I decided to enable Copying for every Mii. This will allow you to make a copy of any Mii and edit them however you'd like; something you wouldn't be able to do had I left it off.
- some information relating to my 3DS's system and the Mii. This does not affect the actual Mii in any way, and was only done because the Miis would be deleted from my Mii Maker plaza the moment I booted it up. (Miis Dummy00, Dummy01, Dummy02, Dummy03, Dummy04, and Dummy05 are all an exception to this; they all have valid data here, and thus, I had no issue importing them. This is likely because these Miis were made on a physical 3DS as opposed to the PC Mii Maker software Nintendo uses.)

This was all done by HEYimHeroic (@HEYimHeroic on Twitter), otherwise known as Wii Facts Plus (@WiiFactsPlus on Twitter)

===FAQ===
1. Who are these "Dummy" Miis?
1a. Unknown. I found them when extracting Miitopia's Mii data files, and decided to throw them in here anyways. While I do have a likely theory, there's not really much of a way I can test it. But, essentially, these "Dummy" Miis are probably the faces of monsters you encounter in Miitopia. All of their names (aside from DummyBasic) start with "Mon" when translated, with Dummy05 straight up being named "Monster". They aren't necessarily the faces of monsters with only a single facial feature (like only a nose, for example) but for specific monsters, it pulls from these Miis. ...Probably.

2. Why are the Mii names in Japanese?
2a. As mentioned earlier in this file, these Miis are entirely unedited and untouched. And since Nintendo is a Japanese company, the people who made these Miis wrote their names in Japanese. The filenames, however, use English names. I have also included the English version of every Mii's name in the QR code image.

3. Would the QR code scan in X?
3a. Yes. These QR codes work with the 3DS Mii Maker, Wii U Mii Maker, Miitopia, Miitomo, Tomodachi Life, and any other Mii-related game that can scan QR codes.