| Se-young | |
|---|---|
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| Information | |
| Title | Pitch Perfect/Pitch for Prizes Catcher (Wii Sports Club) |
| Gender | Female |
| Favorite Color | Pink |
| Country |  Korea
|
| Level | Tennis: Level 5
Boxing: Level 8 Average: Level 6 |
| CPU Rank | Standard Difficulty |
Se-young [se.yəNG] is a CPU Mii in Wii Sports Club and Wii Party U.
Wii Sports Club[]
In both Tennis and Baseball, Se-young is fair at Level 5.
In the Baseball training game Pitch Perfect, Se-young works as the catcher. If the ball is unfortunate enough to miss the cubes, it will go into her mitt.
In Boxing, she is proficient at Level 8.
Wii Party U[]
In Wii Party U, Se-young is in Standard Difficulty.
- In Twisted Flight, she is in 8th place traveling a distance of 20 yards.
- In Freeplay Apple Scramble, she is in 8th place with 28 points.
- She, Bowen, Jin-ah, and Xiuping are in 7th place in 4-Player Button Smashers, with 10 points.
- In Dojo Domination Standard difficulty, she is in 8th place with 5 Miis defeated.
- In Puzzle Blockade:
Names in Different Languages[]
Russian: Се Ен (Se Yen)
Japanese: セヨン (Seyon)
Korean: 세영 (Se-yeong)
Chinese: 世英 (Shìyīng / ㄕˋㄧㄥ s̀h i ēng / sai3 jing1)
(Her Russian name does not decline.)
Trivia[]
- According to the Wii Sports Club files, Se-young's Internal ID is 002.
- This makes Se-young the 2nd Mii to be added into Wii Sports Club.
- This also makes her the first female Mii to be added into Wii Sports Club.
- This also makes her the first Standard Difficulty CPU to be added into Wii Party U.
- This also makes her the first Mii whose favorite color is pink added into Wii Sports Club.
- In the data files of Miitopia, she is listed as Young.
- Se-young appears in the help guide for the leaderboards on Super Mario Maker 2 (although her name is shown with a space instead of the hyphen) along with Maximilian, Haruka, Claudia, and Mitsu.
- In that help guide, we discover her nationality. She is shown to be South Korean.
- Se-young is right-handed.
- Se-young appears as a catcher in a promotional screenshot for Baseball in Wii Sports Club.
- This is normally not possible, as she does not appear as a Baseball teammate in Wii Sports Club.
- This may imply that she was originally going to be a Baseball teammate, but got promoted to a full player, or she could simply be there for promotional purposes.
- Se-young appears on the Gym Community preview page on the Wii Fit U main menu.
- In Wii Party U, Se-young appears as Player 1 in the preview video for GamePad Island.
- She also appears in the preview videos for Freeze!, Fruit or Scare, and Cliff Riders, as P2, P2, and P1 respectively.
- Her height value is set to 98 and her weight value is set to 31.
- Se-young's Mii data file in Mario Kart 8 shows her creator is named _ンコク______.
- Additionally, Se-young's name in said data file is セヨン_ン_e___.
- In a screenshot on the Australian Tomodachi Life website, her personality is set to Reserved Perfectionist/Independent Artist. In this same screenshot, she also happens to be renamed "Sofia".
- She is one of five Miis to appear as Amiimals in Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers, the other four being Matt, Cheng-Han, Rui and Guillermo.
- She is the only female Mii to appear as an Amiimal.
- A Mii greatly resembling Se-young with minor differences appears in Miitopia (for the Nintendo Switch) as the default Mii for the Worried Mother role in Greenhorne town. Her hairstyle is slightly different (the same hairstyle that Yuehua and Yunyun have), and her eyebrows, eyes, and nose are moved one stage down. Her favorite color is also set to Purple as opposed to Pink. Her name varies with the region and language:
- American English, Korean and Chinese: Helen (coincidentally, there is another Mii on the Wii with that same name.)
- European English: Alita
- French: Mamoune
- Spanish: Dolores
- Dutch and German: Ojemina
- Italian: Anna (coincidentally, there is another Mii on the Wii and another Mii on the Wii U with that same name.)
- Russian: Алита (Alita)
- Japanese: ファンファン (Fanfan)
- She appears on a Nintendo Museum ticket as a sample, however, on that ticket, she's known as Hanako Ninten.
Gallery[]
Se-young's QR Code.
Se-young's face image.
Se-young's full body image.
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Se-young in Baseball.
Se-young being the catcher in Pitch Perfect.
Se-young in Boxing.
Se-young as a catcher in a promotional screenshot for Baseball.
Se-young as she appears in the Gym Community thumbnail in Wii Fit U.
Helen, the Mii that resembles Se-young, in the trailer for the Nintendo Switch version of Miitopia.
Se-young in Nintendo Land.
Se-young from the Australian Tomodachi Life website. (She is revealed to be an Independent Artist/Reserved Perfectionist in this)
Se-young and others from the Tomodachi Life brochure.
Another image from the same Tomodachi Life website.
Helen/Alita.
Se-young as an Amiimal in a official artwork for "Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers".
Se-young in Wii Fit U.
Se-young (without the hyphen) on the help guide leaderboard along with the sample Mii, Maximilian, Haruka, Claudia, and Mitsu (who is barely visible).
Se-young on a Nintendo Museum Ticket as a sample. She's known as Ninten Hanako.