Having established Mii characters as the ever-changing face of Wii games, and now on 3DS too, it's no surprise Nintendo's bobble-headed avatars will also feature on Wii U.

Wii launched five years ago, unleashing an army of cheery little caricatures called Mii characters. How many of the little folks have made it across the world though? Nearly 214 million, according ...

Even though the Wii is where Nintendo introduced the Miis, it feels like the 3DS is where it had the most fun with them. One of the top examples of this is Miitopia, ...

Miis became a staple for Nintendo consoles, appearing later on the Nintendo 3DS, the Wii U, and the Switch. The characters have joined games like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate .

All the Miis on your console--plus some added extras--gets shuffled in across the entire Wii Party experience, just like they do in Wii Sports and Wii Fit. It's fun, but it's not something we ...

By comparison, Miis have no hands -- only round stubs, and worn shorts and pants are merely uniquely colored textures, ... Face Off: Wii Miis vs. 360 Avatars ...

Three of the Wii U demos on display at Nintendo's booth here at E3 have a common theme -- Miis being mashed up with classic Nintendo franchises. New Super Mario Bros. Mii is the obvious one.

Users will be able to load their Mii character - presumably the one already associated with their Nintendo Network account via 3DS and Wii U - and snap a user icon.

Nintendo announced at E3 Tuesday that Miis, the user-created avatars used in games on both the Wii and Wii U, will be playable characters in Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U.

Like 3DS and Wii U, Nintendo Switch has a built-in app that lets you create and edit Miis. However, it's not directly accessible from the system's home menu, making it easy to overlook. Here's how ...

You can dress up your Mii as a Nintendo character in the forthcoming Super Smash Bros. for Wii U according to an official tweet from the game's director Masahiro Sakurai.