Contests
The Check Mii Out Channel has new contests going on all the time. Players submit a Mii that they think fits the category, and they are judged by other players.
At the end of a contest, a "Level System" is shown on a 1-10 scale (10 being the highest, and 1 the lowest). The Mii that the user has created will be running up the mountain. One's Mii will be based on a 1-10 scale, and if it stops at a certain spot (ex: 5th layer), the user's Mii will be ranked level 5. This system is reverse-scored from the normal games; in other words, 10 is best, and 1 is worst. one's "Eye for Miis" is how one judges other people's Miis. A high Mii ranking indicates that the user is a great judge. The user is then shown the first place Mii, along with its "Artisan." This leads into the top 50 Miis for the contest, viewable either as a "Parade" or "Arranged".
For certain contests, those who participated in a contest can create a souvenir photo that shows their submitted Mii and their artisan placed and posed on top of a background related to the contest theme. The image can then be sent to the Wii Message Board. Souvenir photos are usually related to Wii games such as Super Mario Galaxy.
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