Carefree Guide

The  (Japanese: のんきな案内人 Nonkina Annaibito; Carefree Guide) is a non-playable character in Miitopia. He is a resident of Greenhorne, the first town the Hero visits.

In the Nintendo Switch version, the Carefree Guide's default Mii is named Largo (ラルゴ) in the Japanese and US English versions or Chilton in the EU English version.

Description
"A self-proclaimed tour guide who doesn't really do a lot of guiding."

Role
The Carefree Guide serves as the tour guide for the Greenhorne town. As his Mii Cast description states, his title of "guide" is just self-proclaimed, and his carefree nature makes him not do his job properly. He first laughs off the idea of monsters with Mii faces, but when the Dark Lord attacks Greenhorne, the Carefree Guide is one of the residents who got their faces stolen. His face ends up on a Butterfly "Mii". After defeating the Butterfly "Mii" at Easin Hills, the Carefree Guide's face is rescued and he rewards the player with 200 G.

In the Nintendo Switch version, if the player receives a daily letter from the Carefree Guide, 3 Outing Tickets will be awarded.

Quotes

 * "Bit boring today... Huh? What's up with you? Monsters with people's faces?! Gyahaha! You gotta be kidding me! Greenhorne's a peaceful place. A place to leave all your woes behind."
 * "Hey! What's that?" (right before the Dark Lord appears)
 * "Eeeeek!" (face stolen)
 * "Oh! Is my face back on? That's a relief. Sticking all those faces on monsters... Who'd even do that?! Anyway, thank you."
 * "That Dark Lord bloke who showed up out of nowhere... [Dark Lord], was it? What hole did he crawl out from? Hmm... ... No skin off my nose..."
 * "What a sleepy day. Ah! An adventurer! Welcome to Greenhorne. This place WAS being tormented by the Dark Lord... but now it's quiet... and a bit boring. Well, I suppose I'd better put my feet up."

Trivia

 * The Carefree Guide's default Mii in the Nintendo Switch version resembles Akira, one of the Mii characters that appear as CPU avatars in the Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo Wii U systems.