Discussion VideoGame / TomodachiLife

Is there a reason why both Tomodachi Life and Tomodachi Collection have to be on the same page under the sequel's title? It just bugs me since i feel like it's just going to confuse people into mixing up the two games.

I wanted to add an example for a trope that only appeared in Collection onto the original trope's page, but i felt like having to add the title for the sequel first before specifying the game that didn't have its own page would just confuse readers. And if i also wanted to add a video example concerning Collection, i would also have to put it under the sequel's name when they shouldn't be under the same name.

I know they're very similar, but they're also different enough to not deserve getting mixed up. Is it possible to have a series page for the Tomodachi games? The current description seems to want to treat itself as a series page while the rest of the page mostly focuses on Life.

Why does the sentence about independently eating hated/joke food items keep getting removed?

Miitomo just got released, and it's basically a spinoff of this series. Should details and examples for it be added to this page, or should a separate page be created?

Re: Clicking stuff before phone calls (which I have since found to work for any calls other than crying babies)

I do it all the time. I can play the game several times in a day and not view the first send-off/birth/Spot Pass queued item until I want to for whatever reason, which is very helpful if I only have time to briefly check something like the morning market.

This means it's either possible to do or somehow my game is glitched in such a way that it is. You do have to be quick about it though.

Would the following be an example of You Can't Thwart Stage One?

• No matter what you do, you cannot prevent fights between two Miis from occurring, including the random trio of fights generated after at least an hour of inactivity.

What about a trope for when your Miis keep getting infected with fevers and stomach viruses constantly?

Would there be any tropes that could work for Miis wanting to go out on a date with their wife/husband, but if you pick a certain choice they'll go "I dunno, I don't feel like going there right now" and they 100% withdraw the date? I was originally going to write it under Hypocrite.

How about what happens when you turn down a Mii's request to give you money? The way they go "O_O" then "^_^" seems really disturbing for me, like they're complete dicks and they're happy you don't want the money.

Would the whole "Miis fighting with another Mii over a teddy bear" and the hostile fights showing an adult Mii refusing to apologize to a child because they think that they didn't start it be an example of Psychopathic Manchild?

Am I the only one who thinks "Dragon's Fire" is about food? The lines "crusty beasty beast" and "evil chicken lizard" make me think the singer is fighting some kind of fried chicken monster "just in time for brunch."

Then again, with this game's constant recurring theme of food, I wouldn't be surprised.

Removed examples of What the Hell, Hero? that did not fit Moral Dissonance or Designated Hero better:

• Selling Trash Food in the Morning Markets or sticking a Trash Food inside a Mystery Bag. Same goes for low-selling treasures in the Night Market and after an islander Game.
• Refusing to apologize after having a fight with another Mii.
• When a Mii wants to ask someone out, the target Mii not even showing up.
• Somehow making a baby burst into tears the instant you leave their house.
• If two Miis successfully divorce, they demolish their own house.

Re: Trash food "subversion"

Not A Subversion, and as far as I know, not an aversion either. I don't think there's any limit to how many different types of food items you can keep in your inventory at once—meaning just letting the joke food sit there would be an acceptable option. I've unlocked 75% of the food items and have at least one copy of all of them in my inventory.

Re: The babies

Reworded a part that presumes unprompted behavior. I mean, I've seen some babies with hair trigger tempers after just being born but almost never check in on the babies unprompted.

Re: Local Hangout favoring your look-alike

Again, this does not seem to apply to my game, nor my sibling's game, nor the Let's Play I watched with only about fifteen Miis. You might just have a very popular/charismatic Mii.

You know, I have a question.

Would the Miis repeatedly asking for the player to look inside their stomach and brain count as an example of Blue-and-Orange Morality?

Please don't merge the Fan Disservice with Fanservice, guys, as otherwise, it violates Example Indentation.

Yeah, I know it's redundant, but it'll have to do until the entries are rewritten (without relying on one another by saying "likewise" and not filling it in, since that consitutes Word Cruft).