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Tomoplanner.com by @seiinity

Allows you to create an online plan for the miis you want to put on your island and includes choosing a personality for each. As well as allowing you to export the final image as a png

Personality Calculator by @cybrrbee/BeeConfetti

A straight forward Calculator for the personality types as they appear in Living the Dream. Allows you to switch between the US and EU version.

TomodachiShare by @trafficlunar

A website where people can share their tomodachi life mii creations. Characters include various images showing how. They were created, allowing for people to recreate them for their own islands.

I hope you find these helpful as we wait for the game to drop tomorrow!

They can’t fucking think for themselves (or rather, they’re losing the ability). This is not “ooooh technology scary” -- this is a fundamental, they can't fucking answer questions when I ask them to their faces. I fucking HATE when my colleagues roll their eyes and say, "Well, this is how we felt about phones! Just accept it!" First of all, it's different. And TWO! We're FUCKING FIGHTING PHONES every day! We've literally banned all cell phone use during class in my district because letting kids use their phones and not fighting their use in class FUCKED US OVER, and now we have to FIX IT.

I asked my students if it's nice/helpful/good/acceptable/normal to help someone else lift something really heavy they were struggling with. Of course they agree! Then I asked them if it would still be (or explain to them that it isn't) nice/helpful/good/acceptable/normal to help someone lift heavy weights if they are working out at the gym. The answer is no! Because the POINT is that it's hard to do alone! That's why it makes you stronger! (Plus it gives the kids a very funny and therefore memorable visual for the concept. You can play into it and have a laugh with the kids at how weird someone would be if they did that!)

I often used "Don't lift their weights!" as a shorthand when a student was trying to give another kid the right answer.