Mini "Sassy Child" Slime

This page uses data from the Miitopia Param Info spreadsheet, compiled by PibPasquale, Kobazco, and UglyFrenchFry.

## Mini "Sassy Child" Slime

This slime doesn't look very "mini" to me.

### Special Attacks

Wide Attack (Post-game only)One More Time! (Post-game only)

## Monster Statistics

### Health Points

7 HP (Main story)
1130 HP (Level 28)
1780 HP (Level 37)

### Experience Points

9 EXP (Main story)
2640 XP (Level 28)
11420 EXP (Level 37)

## Rewards

### Quest Rewards

200 G (Main story)
Randomly decided by Traveler (Post-game)

## Drops

### Common Drops

Slime Jelly (100%, Main story)
Slime Jelly ★ (50%, Post-game)

## Journal Number

### Next #

002

The **Mini "Sassy Child" Slime** (Japanese: **ミニ"Mii's name"スライム** *Mini "Mii's name" Slime*) is a boss encountered in Miitopia, and the first major enemy the player faces. It serves as the tutorial on how to fight.

This boss can reappear in the post-game with much higher stats in a one-time dungeon during a low-level, or mid-level quest from the Travelers' Hub, albeit with a Traveler's, or Traveler's Friend's face, and doesn't have an individual entry in the Monsters section of the Journal.

## Appearance

The Mini "Sassy Child" Slime is simply a yellow blob of slime with the Sassy Child's (Traveler's or their friend's in post-game quests) face on it.

## History

### Encounter

After the Dark Lord steals the faces of several citizens of Greenhorne, the Worried Mother begs the protagonist to save her son, giving them the prized family heirloom. The protagonist then rushes out of the town, finding the Dark Lord soon after. While the protagonist tries to get the Sassy Child's face back, the Dark Lord reveals his face, then the faceless mini slime, asking the protagonist how good are they in a fight.

* ***The Dark Lord:** Mwaa ha ha haaaa! Is someone trying to be the big hero?*
* ***Protagonist:** Give [Sassy Child's name]'s face back!*

* ***The Dark Lord:** What, this ol' thing? Hrrm. Maybe I'll give it back to you... But you'll have to earn it. How good are you in a fight?*

* ***Protagonist:** Eeep!*
* **The Dark Lord*:*** *Be seeing you! If you survive, that is!*

His face is then placed onto the mini slime, and then the Dark Lord flees. Due to lacking any experience in a fight, the protagonist panics, not being able to do anything about the situation. However, the Antique Charm given by the Worried Mother glows, leading the Guardian Spirit to help them out by giving them a choice of six jobs. As soon as the protagonist gains their brand new fighting capabilities, they fight the Mini "Sassy Child" Slime, determined to rescue his face. In battle, the Mini Slime is by far the easiest enemy in the game, as it is mainly a tutorial for the battle system. It will only attack in battle, and easily goes down in a set number of turns. The protagonist is able to defeat it in the end, rescuing the Sassy Child. The Worried Mother will then rush to her child's side, thanking the player and rewarding them with 200 G.

### Post-game

The Travelers' Hub quest variant can randomly show up in the end of a temporary dungeon, this time with the client's (or their friend's) face. Defeating it will clear the quest. It can appear alongside 2 Retroputers, or 4 Licorice Jellies.

## Actions

 Wide Attack
 One More Time! (auto)

## Enemy statistics

The Mini Slime is the first boss encountered in the game, and is by far its easiest. In the post-game, there are two versions of the "Traveler" Slime. One encountered in low-level quests, and one encountered in mid-level quests. Not only are both versions significantly stronger than the one from the main story, but they also hit party members adjacent to the main target much like a different slime boss that's fought in a different area.

## Gallery

Official artwork depicting a Mini Slime being defeated by Kyle the Warrior.The faceless mini slime revealed alongside the Sassy Child's faceThe Dark Lord placing the Sassy Child's face onto the slimeThe Antique Charm shining to the protagonist as the protagonist panicsThe Protagonist preparing to attack the Mini "Sassy Child" SlimeEncounterThe Mini "Sassy Child" Slime in-battleThe Mini "Sassy Child" Slime headbutts the Mii.The Mini "Sassy Child" Slime taking damageThe Mini "Sassy Child" Slime defeatedA Mini "Sassy Child" Slime in the Journal.A "Traveler" Slime in a low-level quest battle with 2 Retroputers in the Ghontu Waste.A "Traveler's Friend" Slime in a mid-level quest battle with Licorice Jellies in the Midland Marsh.Encountering a "Traveler's Friend" Slime in the Switch version.
## Trivia

* When encountered in post-game quests, this boss is referred to as *"Traveler"/"Traveler's Friend" Slime* rather than *Mini "Traveler"/"Traveler's Friend" Slime*, but still counts as the same monster in the Journal when defeated.
* In addition, when fought during the post-game, it's basic attack will deal splash damage similarly to the "Mischievous Witch" Slime, unlike the one created from the Sassy Child much earlier in the game.
* Despite the fight with the Slime being a boss fight, the boss battle music does not play during the fight and the default Greenhorne battle music plays instead, similar to the Naughty Imp, and General "Princess" (the latter of which is only when it's being fought by the Besmirched Noble's Son).
* It is technically the first post-game boss in the journal, due to being the first enemy in the journal.
* Despite the name, the Mini "Sassy Child" Slime is bigger than slimes such as the Apple Jelly, Peach Jelly and the Licorice Jelly. Although it's name could simply refer to how it is very weak due to being the tutorial boss.

## See also

* "Mischievous Witch" Slime
* Magma "Party Member" Slime
* Apple Jelly
* Peach Jelly
* Slorm
* Licorice Jelly, its cohorts in a mid-level quest
* Retroputer, its cohorts in a low-level quest