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Ryan
HEYimHeroic 3DS FACE-022 Ryan
Information
Title Boxing Beginner


Swordplay Beginner

Speed Slice Substitute Referee (When confronting Matt)

Boxing Tutorial

Swordplay Tutorial

Gender Male
Favorite Color Sky Blue
Country Flag of North America North America
Level Tennis: 540 to 570


Baseball: 681 to 881

Boxing: 50 to 150

Swordplay: 11 to 15

Basketball: 536 to 540

Table Tennis: 431 to 435

Cycling: 61st out of 98

Average: 375+

Percentile: 28.06%

CPU Rank Advanced Difficulty

Ryan is a CPU Mii in Wii Sports, Wii Sports Resort, and Wii Party.

Wii Sports[]

In Tennis, he is decent, with a skill level of 540 to 570, and he doubles with either Luca or James.

He is really good at Baseball, with a skill level of around 681 to 881. His team consists of himself, Steph, Tatsuaki, Andy, Tyrone, Yoko, Ai, Alex, and Daisuke. Ryan plays on the Baseball teams of Hayley, Julie, Kathrin, Keiko, Michael, Jackie, Eva, and Víctor.

He is the Beginner in Boxing, with a skill level of 50 to 149 points.

Wii Sports Resort[]

Excluding Cycling, Ryan’s skill levels seem to drop a bit.

In Swordplay, he is the first CPU Mii you face, with a skill level of a lowly 11 to 15. Note: In Speed Slice, Matt is usually the referee, but when you face Matt himself, Ryan is the referee instead. Because of his low skill, he is the Mii that is faced in the tutorials for all Swordplay modes, including Showdown.

In Basketball, he is average, with a skill level of 536 to 540. His teammates are Hiroshi and Sandra.

In Table Tennis, he is also decent, with his skill level being at 431 to 435.

He is also average at Cycling, coming in 61st out of 98.

Armors Ryan uses in Swordplay Showdown[]

Stage Armor
Bridge Green Armor
Lighthouse N/A
Beach Green Armor
Mountain N/A
Forest Green Armor
Ruins Gold Armor
Waterfall Green Armor
Cliffs Green Armor
Castle Red Armor
Volcano Gold Armor
Bridge Reverse Gold Armor
Lighthouse Reverse N/A
Beach Reverse N/A
Mountain Reverse N/A
Forest Reverse Gold Armor
Ruins Reverse Gold Armor
Waterfall Reverse Red Armor
Cliffs Reverse Purple Armor
Castle Reverse N/A
Volcano Reverse N/A
  • He wears Green Armor in stages 1, 3, 5, 7, and 8.
  • He wears Gold Armor in stages 6, 10, 11, 15, and 16.
  • He wears Red Armor in stages 9 and 17.
  • He wears Purple Armor in stage 18.
  • He never wears Black Armor.
  • He is never aggressive.

Wii Party[]

In Wii Party, Ryan is in Advanced Difficulty.

Wii Music[]

  • In his Wii Music artwork, he's seen playing the Harmonica, and for some reason, he seems to have different eyes; he seems to have the same eyes that Pierre, Sakura, Marco, and Stéphanie have.

Names in Different Languages[]

Japanese: ライアン (Raian)

Korean: 라이언 (Raieon)

Chinese: 里奥 (Lǐ ào) ("Leo")

Trivia[]

  • According to a file in the September 2020 Nintendo leak about CPU Miis, Ryan's nationality is North American.
  • According to the Wii Sports files, Ryan's Internal ID is 022.
  • According to the Wii Music files, Ryan's Internal ID is 32.
  • According to his data file in Wii Music, Ryan's Mii ID is 80-4e-a8-b7 and his console ID is c2-3d-21-af.
    • According to his Mii ID, Ryan was created on August 27, 2006 at 3:46:36 PM.
  • In the sports where Matt is the Champion (Boxing and Swordplay), Ryan is the Beginner.
  • Ryan and Pit are the only Miis to be the worst Mii in two sports.
  • Ryan is ambidextrous because he is left-handed in Tennis, Basketball, and Table Tennis, but right-handed in Baseball.
  • Ryan is one of the only two non-Boss Miis in Swordplay Showdown not to appear in either of the last two stages. The other one is Shinnosuke.
  • On the Wii Sports Cover Project cover, he is seen playing Boxing with Guest B instead of Saburo, who plays Boxing on the original cover.
  • Ryan appears on the NTSC cover for Wii Sports Resort, where he is seen dueling Chad in Swordplay Duel.
  • In his Wii Party artwork, he seems to be playing Bobsled Highway with Elisa.
    • However, in this artwork, his eye color is set to black instead of brown. It is unknown why this is.
  • He is seen with Jen in the promotional picture for Table Tennis.
    • In that picture, there are more people in the crowd than when you face him in-game, but a decent amount of people can be seen in the 500 to 1000 mark.
    • Only a few people are spectating for Ryan in the original game. however, in the picture, there are more.
    • This could prove that Ryan was originally going to be better at Table Tennis, but Nintendo made him decently skilled instead.
  • In the Swordplay Showdown preview, you can see Ian, Holly, and Jessie next to each other in the Beach stage. However, in the actual stage, Ryan stands next to Holly and Jessie, and Ian is not there due to being the Boss of Stage 14. This means that Ryan might have been supposed to have been the Boss of Stage 14 before being replaced with Ian later in development.
  • In Wii Party, Ryan appears as P1 in the preview video for Commuter Count.

Gallery[]

Wii Sports / Wii Party

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