In the world of Mimu Mimu Ha, which is full of infinite possibilities, choosing and catching the right pet Mimu in the early stages has a significant impact on player development. Different Mimus have their own unique roles, covering various types such as mining, construction, gathering, and combat. After understanding which Mimu Mimu Ha pets are available, the core goal in the early stage is to use these pet Mimis to efficiently accumulate resources while steadily advancing the main storyline.
From the perspective of attribute pairing, it is recommended to include 2-3 different attributes of Mimis when forming a team in the early stage, such as the classic combination of Little Fire Sparrow + Blue Mouse + Puffy Ha. This configuration can effectively cover the three most common enemy types in the game: grass, fire, and thunder, allowing players to have methods to deal with a variety of enemies. In the mid-game, consider adding electric-type Mimis, like Night Electric Cat, which is a good choice for countering earth-type enemies. However, it should be noted that Night Electric Cat needs to be hatched from a yellow egg, so it is more advisable to focus on its cultivation when resources are relatively abundant later on.
There's also a lot of knowledge in resource allocation. For combat-type Mimis, priority should be given to upgrading Little Fire Sparrow and Blue Mouse to level 15, as they will unlock powerful second skills at this point, thereby enhancing their combat power. In terms of production-oriented Mimi arrangements, Puffy Ha, Peachy Monkey, and others can be dispatched to corresponding workstations, and make full use of beneficial tags such as "Roll King" and "Worker," to greatly increase production efficiency. When going to capture high-level Mimis, such as the strong earth-type Big Eared Elephant at level 11, you can apply the principle of attribute counter, dispatching electric-type Mimis like Night Electric Cat or using fire-type Mimis for flanking tactics to reduce the difficulty of battles.
Looking at each recommended Mimi specifically, first is the battle and resource-gathering type, Little Fire Sparrow. It can be caught on Tree Wild Island when the player reaches level 3, and the main quest will kindly guide the player through the capture process. Its biggest advantage is that its fire-type attack can cause 130% damage to grass-type Mimis. Considering that Tree Wild Island is densely populated with grass-type enemies in the early stage, Little Fire Sparrow's Scorching Fireball skill can quickly clear the battlefield, helping the player pass easily. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that players cultivate at least one Little Fire Sparrow. Later, its skill levels can be further enhanced through hatching, allowing it to handle even the elite grass-type monsters that appear in the mid-game.
The water-type Blue Mouse is also an indispensable helper in the early stages. It can be captured as early as level 3, whether on Tree Wild Island or Home Island. Its water-type attacks naturally counter fire-type enemies, with stable and reliable Water Ball Attacks. Even better, it has a watering work skill that significantly increases farm productivity. As the water-type mainstay of the team, it should be prioritized to upgrade to level 10, unlocking the powerful second skill, High-Pressure Water Gun, to further enhance its strength.
The earth-type Puffy Ha is relatively easy to obtain, either as a gift from the main quest at level 3 or by capturing it on Tree Wild Island. Its advantage lies in the fact that its earth-type attacks are very effective against thunder-type enemies. Its unique Puffy Charge skill also comes with a stun effect, making it perfect for interrupting enemy skills. Additionally, it is highly efficient at logging, making it a core force for wood collection in the early stages. To better utilize its abilities, it is suggested to cultivate it to level 15, unlocking the Earth Wall Defense skill, which greatly improves its survivability.
In the production category, the grass-type Peachy Monkey is not to be overlooked. It can also be captured on Tree Wild Island at level 3. As one of the common Mimis in the initial area, although the grass-type attribute does not have a significant counter advantage in the early stages, it possesses excellent carrying and mining work skills, greatly increasing the efficiency of resource collection. Therefore, it is best to assign it to work in the mine and lumber mill, and prioritize upgrading its Fast Carrying tag to effectively reduce the time cost of resource transportation.
Bucktooth Rabbit can only be captured after the player reaches level 7 and goes to Willow Creek Island, requiring defeating an enemy of the same level to unlock it. Its earth-type attribute makes it perform well against thunder-type enemies. Its crafting skill, Bucktooth Bite, can speed up furniture production, providing a significant advantage for home building. Once the Crafting Workshop is unlocked, Bucktooth Rabbit should be prioritized for cultivation and paired with the Roll King tag, reducing mood consumption while increasing work speed, thus making its work efficiency faster.
Some versatile multi-purpose Mimis are also worth mentioning, such as Curly Wool, which can be captured on Pine Roar Islands when the player reaches level 17 or hatched from a green egg. Its grass-type attacks are very effective against earth-type enemies in the mid-game. The Curly Impact skill comes with a knockback effect, capable of cleverly interrupting enemy charge attacks. Additionally, it has logging and crafting skills, providing strong support in the resource production phase. Curly Wool can be used as a transitional Mimi, and after cultivating it to level 20, it can be replaced with a stronger electric-type Mimi if needed.
Captain Puffy is obtained through the main quest at level 16 or hatched from a Miracle Cloud Egg. It is a strengthened version of the earth-type, with the skill "Earthquake" causing area-of-effect damage, especially suitable for group combat scenarios. Moreover, its logging efficiency is 30% higher than that of regular Puffy Ha, making it the main force for resource collection in the mid to late game. To maximize Captain Puffy's capabilities, it is recommended to unlock the Worker tag first, reducing mood consumption by 20%, allowing it to maintain a longer and more efficient working state.
Now, we have introduced the Mimu Mimu Ha pets based on everyone's early-stage needs. By reasonably selecting, cultivating, and combining these useful Mimis in the early stages, players will gain a significant advantage in the game world. There are still many Mimus whose abilities have not yet been unlocked, and there may be even more useful Mimis appearing in the future.
