After the hero defeats the general and frees the princess' face, the Dark Lord soon appears, telling the hero that he will pay for spoiling his good mood. Once the hero arrives, he finds the Besmirched Nobleman's son attacked by a general with the princess' face on it. The hero ventures to Nightmare Tower where the princess' face is kept. After discovering this, the Besmirched Nobleman's son, who is in love with the princess, rushes out to save her. After the hero manages to save the King's face, and after the King's face is returned to him, the Dark Lord then steal's the face of the king's daughter, the princess. Even though the hero defeated the Imp and warned the king, the Dark Lord was able to steal the king's face and placed it upon a golem. Once the hero arrives outside, however, the Dark Lord appears and summons an Imp with the Cheery Granny's face upon it. The hero makes his way to Castle Greenhorne to warn the king about the Dark Lord. The Dark Lord soon disappears from the sage's arrival. This time, the Dark Lord summons an energy ball and is about to unleash it upon the hero until the Great Sage appears and stops him. As soon as the Dark Lord finds the hero after him, he encounters them and places the face of a sassy child on a Mini Slime before leaving him to his battle.Īs the game progresses, the hero recovers the faces of the Dark Lord's victims, as well as getting a class of power and some teammates along the way, and faces the Dark Lord again. The protagonist of the game came across the Dark Lord who appeared in the town of Greenhorne and stole some faces of the residence there. Now as the Dark Lord, it began to steal other people's faces and place them upon monsters.
The Dark Curse falsely promised him power and wealth so it could earn his trust and take over his body. In the end, however, his evil ways are threatened when the player-controlled Mii is called upon by divine powers to put a stop to the Dark Lord and his reign of terror, aided by multiple friends they meet along the journey (which make up a traditional party found in fantasy RPGs).Īn employee at a banana factory encountered the Dark Curse locked inside a wooden chest. The Dark Lord enjoys inflicting misery not just in his victims but in others, as he forces family and friends to watch as their loved ones are transformed by his evil magic. The core plot of the game is that the Dark Lord has amassed great and terrible magic which he uses to steal the faces of Miis and place them into monsters, leaving his victims faceless and in despair. Nonetheless, the Dark Lord will always have the goal of terrorizing the Miis and causing havoc in Miitopia, true to his title. Like many aspects of the game, the Dark Lord's name and face can be customized by players, though he will always retain the title of Dark Lord.
The snurps will die from the vampire curse.The Dark Lord (in Japanese: 大魔王), is the central antagonist of the fantasy RPG game Miitopia, which is based upon the Nintendo Wii player-avatar system (referred to as Miis). For MP I used tea (from the desert area mentioned above) and for Attack I stole beefburgers from the 1st District boss.Īlso, if you do decide to level up at the snurp hunt, make your other 3 characters vampires and equip them with the worst armor, and put your main character in the safe spot. It boosts everything except MP and Attack. Make your character a cat, battle him alone, steal from him and then let him kill you and repeat. There's one battle there, and they drop tea.įor food, I stole Ultimate Delicacies from the Dark Sage in 7th District.
I like it better than the snurp hunt (hidden stage near the final boss) because that's just too random for me.įor friendship grinding, I went to the desert area, in the stage that's just north of the cave. You level a bit faster if you run away after the third battle because the fourth (Red Orochi) doesn't get you much, but you don't get any friendship levels if you run away.
Miitopia wiki snurp plus#
I used the final stage of Galados Isle, you get about 27,000 exp per run, plus the bonus exp.
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