They are usually played against in 2-player sports, but they can also be found in the crowds of the sports as well.

You play against them in Swordplay, Table Tennis - Match, Basketball - Pickup Game, and Cycling.

Again, they appear in Bowling, alongside your Miis, reagrdless of whether or not you have enough Miis in your Mii Plaza or Mii Parade.

They also appear as spectators in various sports, such as Table Tennis and Basketball.

This may suggest why they disappear from audiences and other graphics if the player has more than 20 made Miis.

They likely are assets from a central resource within Nintendo and not created specifically for Wii Sports.

Those use their own set, apart from exceptional overlaps like Massimo.

However, the Wii U CPUs are harder to create than the Wii CPUs for obvious reasons.

They will also be able to help you in Spooky Search and Veggie Guardin.

Starting from Saburo (000) all the way up to Marisa (099), the pattern follows Beginner, Standard, Advanced, Expert, Master, and after reaching Master, it loops back to Beginner.

This repeats a total of 20 times until all 100 Miis are ordered in that way.

Since Miis internal ID sorting is determined by other factors such as gender, country of origin, and name, from a game-only viewpoint, the skill levels might as well be randomized in correlation to their strength in both Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort.

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