However, players must use the Human Canonball ability wisely, given that doing so would cause resentment between party members. However, in Miitopia, players who choose the Tank profession to become literal tanks that can fire other Miis to attack enemies.

Tank - In most RPG games, that tank is a character whose defining ability is to withstand heavy damage from enemies.Like Greenhorne, unlocking Neksdor grants players access to three additional jobs: Tank, Princess, and Flower. This region is mostly desert, with Wetland Way the unique area in Neksdor.

Neksdor is the second region players can visit in Miitopia. Being a supporting role, the Scientist can heal their allies and shield them from certain status effects.

Scientist - The Scientist employs a strong set of buffing abilities, and they also have plenty of offensive attacks that can damage multiple enemies.

However, this also forces allies only to use their default attack. The Imp's Charm ability allows them to restore an ally's MP that would cause them to deal more damage.

Imp - The Imp profession focuses on magic damage and tampering with the abilities and skills of enemies.

In combat, Cats can hit multiple targets quickly, and abilities like Double Scratch make them invaluable members of any party. For the uninitiated, the Cat job puts players in the role of a literal Cat that can be described as the combination of the abilities of the Rogue and the Cleric.

Cat - Given the adorable aesthetic and gameplay of Miitopia, it is no surprise that the Cat profession is one of the most popular jobs available in the game.

As soon as players unlock Greenhorne, three other jobs are unlocked: Cat, Imp, and Scientist. Greenhorne serves as one of the first areas in the game and is also the town made available in the demo. However, unlike other jobs that have the ability to heal, the Chef is the only one that is unable to resurrect allies.

Chef - Lastly, the Chef's employs a multitude of cooking skills, allowing them to whip up food that could serve as healing items for party members while also dealing some damage.

Pop Stars also have tons of stat buffing and area-of-effect skills and a multitude of clothing options, all of which are not gender locked.

Pop Star - Another supporting job available in Miitopia is the Pop Star. One of the defining abilities of the Pop Star is that it can benefit other players with whom they have a high enough relationship.

The Thief's abilities are instrumental in Miitopia's opening area of Eastern Hills, given that many encounters deal with four or more enemies.

Thief - Despite having to steal items from enemies is the defining skill of the Thief, players who choose this job should know that it is one of the best starting careers to get, given that it can attack all enemies with basic moves.

Their Righteous Anger skill increases the chances of instantly killing an enemy by 50 percent. Despite the Cleric being primarily a supporting character, they can hold their own in battle, given the proper equipment and stat boost.

Cleric - Although Cleric is not usually the character the best character for combat, its support skills such as healing make them an important member of every party, especially when dealing with boss fights.

Out of the many spells the Mage could cast, Explosion is easily the best one, given that it can deal significant damage on multiple enemies. Spells can target enemies either individually or as a group, making the Mage an invaluable member of any party.

Mage - As its name implies, the Mage profession utilizes magic and spell casting to deal heavy damage on enemies.

The Warrior's Snap Out ability allows them to take care of negative status effects on allies, making this skill a valuable secondary role. However, to balance it out, the Warrior lacks Speed and Magic.

Warrior - The Warrior profession specializes in single-target damage and party defense. Having a high HP, Attack, and Defense, the Warrior is the perfect choice for players who wish to lead combat.

Each job breaks down into unique attributes and characteristics, and what players can do while embarking on their chosen profession. These six default jobs include Warrior, Mage, Cleric, Thief, Pop Star, and Chef. Upon starting Miitopia, players will first encounter the game's Mii maker, before being given the option to choose between six default jobs that are all readily available at the start of the game.

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