Their status as sweethearts will disappear, but they will not be labeled as exes. Sometimes you'll get a cutscene of a breakup that goes really well, having both parties thanking each other for the time spent together, all while still retaining their happiness. Heck, the highest friendship level between exes is 'Still friends.' Give them enough time and the Miis that were each other's exes will become 'Friends' with each other and their statuses as each other's exes will disappear.

Amicable Exes: Miis that broke up in the past still have connections with their exes, and it's very possible that they can be on good terms.

Affectionate Gesture to the Head: You can pet a Mii atop their head, which will raise their happiness by a small chunk with a caption 'It looks like really liked that!'.Airplane Arms: One or more Miis can sometimes be seen doing this in their apartment.note Such as a Japanese family suggesting English names for their children. Aerith and Bob: Depending on the version you're playing, and if you have Miis with exotic or non-native names in your save, the parents will always suggest giving their newborns otherwise basic names that under most circumstances will not fit into whatever nationality they originated from.Adult Fear: If you allow a married Mii couple to divorce, having them lose their own house in the process, which results in the area being completely empty if there are no other married couples present at the time, is a pretty terrible thing, but if the divorce occurs after the two Miis have had children, it's even more frightening, especially for those with divorced parents in real life.The German, French, and Italian versions of the game also run into the same issue if you have the game use English words since the text-to-speech program in those languages wasn't made with English in mind. You can correct this by having the game sound out the words phonetically, but you can also choose to make it even more mangled for some added hiliarity. For example, Groose (pronounced with a long sound 'O') is pronounced as 'Grass' ('ah' sound), making it sound like the game is using a British accent for a completely different word.

AcCENT upon the Wrong SylLABle: Due to the game using what is basically a text-to-speech program, it's quite common for the game to pronounce names and some words completely different from how they are usually pronounced.

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