History VideoGame / WiiFit

''Wii Fit'', part of the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}} Series (which includes ''VideoGame/WiiSports'' and ''VideoGame/WiiPlay''), is an interactive series of exercises, mainly using the Wii Balance Board. These exercises include yoga, strength exercises, aerobics, and fun little balance games. The game also keeps track of players' body mass index and weight.

It's a huge seller, and the Balance Board it comes with is also compatible with some other Wii and UsefulNotes/WiiU games.

Though the "Wii" branding was abandoned with the introduction of the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, the ''Wii Fit'' series received a CreatorDrivenSuccessor in the form of ''VideoGame/RingFitAdventure''.

* TightropeWalking: Featured as one of the balance games.

* BareYourMidriff: The female trainer only wears a sports bra, exposing her stomach.

* AndYourRewardIsClothes: ''Wii Fit U'' includes unlockable alternate outfits for your Mii. Most are {{Fun T Shirt}}s for completing the pedometer courses (for instance, when you accumulate a climbing height equivalent to the Statue of Liberty, you get a shirt with the Statue on it).

* SpearCounterpart: There is both a male and female trainer. Between the two, the female trainer is treated as the "main" one, seeing as she's the default trainer in ''Super Smash Bros'', making the male this.

* DistaffCounterpart: There is both a male and female trainer. Between the two, the female trainer is treated as the "main" one, seeing as she's the default trainer in ''Super Smash Bros''.

Though the "Wii" branding was abandoned with the introduction of the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, the ''Wii Fit'' series received a SpiritualSuccessor in the form of ''VideoGame/RingFitAdventure''.

%%Zero-Context Example; which balance games are difficult? * NintendoHard: Some of the balance games (and the Training Plus in ''Wii Fit Plus'').

* CluckingFunny: The Bird's-Eye Bullseye game dresses your Mii up in a chicken suit as you flap your arms to fly around. [[spoiler:Until reaching "Extra" difficulty, which exchanges it for [[EverythingsBetterWithPenguins a penguin suit]]. Obviously, penguins don't fly as well.]]

!!Contains examples of:

* AbsenteeActor: The original ''Wii Fit'' features almost every UsefulNotes/{{Mii}} featured in ''VideoGame/WiiSports'', with the exception of [[https://sites.google.com/view/miilibrary/RFL/WiiSports/000_Saburo Saburo]], who thanks to a coding error was replaced with a duplicate of [[https://sites.google.com/view/miilibrary/RFL/WiiSports/001_Hiroshi Hiroshi]]. This mistake was corrected in the later versions of the game.

* NintendoHard: Some of the balance games (and the Training Plus in ''Wii Fit Plus'').

* TheWorldIsJustAwesome: Wuhu Island is a truly fantastic work of art. If only it were real...

* DistaffCounterpart: The trainers.

* LosingHorns: A sad tune is heard when you lose some levels.

* RankInflation: The better you do, the better your star ranking (1-4) will be.

* GustyGlade: The wind in certain areas of the Tightrope Walk's Expert difficulty sometimes forces you to adapt your balance.

* FantasticFireworks: Each time you roll a ball in the right tube in Tilt City, you're granted with a firework. Each time you roll a big ball with a Mii face on it in the right tube, you're granted with a grand firework ''perfectly representing the Mii''.
* GustyGlade: The wind in certain areas of the Tightrope Walk's Expert difficulty sometimes forces you to adapt your balance.

* {{Fanservice}}: The male Trainer's very buff, the female trainer has shapely curves. The female trainer has been a very popular MsFanservice thanks to the appearance in the ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrothers'' series.