Stanley

Stanley is a Mii from the Switch.

You may get them confused with Stan!

Stanley originally was set as the default Mii for Neksdor Town's Rambling Old Man role in the demo for Miitopia (Switch), unused as the demo ends before reaching Greenhorne Castle. He later appeared in the full game. His Mii data file can be found in \cmn\storedata\npc_default_mii.sarc > Town01_LongTalkOld.charinfo.

His Mii name in his Mii data file is はなしながい ("long story"). His height is set to 45/127 and his build is set to 28/127. His Mii ID is as follows: BC 85 E3 B3 A6 4C 42 FA 86 A8 8F 64 1B 90 13 D6

Miis cast in the Rambling Old Man role have their hair, eyebrow, and facial hair colors changed, so Stanley's hair_color01 hairs can not be seen in-game.

Information

Stanley's role in Miitopia, the Rambling Old Man, is described as so:
Secretly wants to take up dancing.
It's never too late to start!

The Rambling Old Man role in Miitopia is unique in that it always changes the hair color, eyebrow color, and facial hair color of the Mii who is cast in the role. This was done to ensure the Mii casted looked sufficiently old. In the 3DS version of Miitopia, the colors were changed to hair_color05 (the lightest color option for Miis on the 3DS). However, on the Switch version of the game, this was updated to be custom_color99 (now the lightest color option for Miis on the Switch). This has a side effect of Stanley's true hair colors, which are all hair_color01, to never be seen in-game, as he can only be seen while cast as the Rambling Old Man where the hair color changing effect is already applied.

Image Gallery

Stanley does not appear in any promotional artwork. Below is a screenshot of him in-game as his role in Miitopia.

Switch Recreation Instructions

Here's how to recreate this Mii on the Switch:

Names in Other Languages

US English: Stanley

US French: Loquace

US Spanish: Tostonio

EU English: Harpo (Pun on the phrase "harp on", as he tends to "harp on" about his long stories)

EU French: Loquace (Same as US French name)

EU Spanish: Tostonio (Same as US Spanish name)

EU German: Larbert (Pun on the German word "labern", meaning "to ramble")

EU Italian: Quisquilio

EU Dutch: Bazel

JP Japanese: ジョーチョ ("Jocho", pun on the Japanese word "jyouchou" (冗長), meaning "long-winded")

KR Korean: Stanley (Same as US English name)

CN Chinese: Stanley (Same as US English name)

TW Chinese: Stanley (Same as US English name)

Source: Miitopia (Switch)