Mii Channel

"Mii Channel" (also known as the "Mii Plaza" from the Mii channel) is a frequently ripped track on the SiIvaGunner channel.
==Summary==
The Mii Channel"Mii Channel" on Nintendo Wiki. theme is a original composition made by Kazumi Totaka, a veteran music composer for Nintendo, mostly known for the "Totaka's Song" recurring Easter egg. The song was only featured for the channel dedicared for the Miis, being the Nintendo users avatars that was firstly appeared in . The Miis would continue to being utilirizes frequently by Nintendo in the later consoles, such as , , and Nintendo Switch.
The track was later added to the album Touch! Generations Soundtrack"Touch! Generations Soundtrack" on Nintendo Wiki., as well as in the Super Smash Bros. series: in , an arrangement of the song can be heard on the PictoChat stage, while a remix/mashup of the song with "Wii Shop Channel" arranged by Hirokazu Koshio appears on the Miiverse stage in .
Similar to "Wii Shop Channel", the song is somewhat infamous amongst avid Wii users due to its catchy, but also repetitive nature, ending ingrained in their brains after long sessions (Nintendo's online services not being the fastest nor the most intuitive). Alongside with the channel also being infamous on the community, resulting into memes, re-edits/arrangements of the original song, speedruns of Mii creations like Matt and Peter Griffin, and more.
==Rips==
The "Mii Channel" was firstly rip in March 8, 2016 alongside the "Wii Shop Channel" with the rip "Wii Shop Channel/Mii Channel - Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U""Wii Shop Channel/Mii Channel - Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U" on Wayback Machine on March 8, 2016Tweet by @GiIvaSunner; March 8, 2017 under the GiIvaSunner channel era (it would eventually be reuploaded on the new channel on May 10, 2016 with the slightly different title "Wii Shop Channel / Mii Channel - Super Smash Bros. for Wii U").
The original track would later be ripped under the title "Mii Channel - Nintendo Wii Music", during the Reboot era. Since then, there have been 11 rips of the track uploaded to the channel.
==References==
Category:Frequently ripped tracks