How do I get the Daydreamer personality in Tomodachi Life?

Set Movement + Speech total to 0-3 and Energy + Attitude total to 0-3. For example: Movement 3, Speech 4, Energy 1, Attitude 2.

What is the Daydreamer personality called in the EU version?

The Daydreamer personality is called "Dreamer" in the EU/AU/NZ version of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. In the 3DS version, it was called "Dreamer" (US) and "Dreamer" (EU).

Daydreamer Personality

Considerate Group · Idealistic and romantic.

Name Comparison Across Versions

Version	US	EU / AU / NZ
Living the Dream (Switch)	Daydreamer	Dreamer
Tomodachi Life (3DS)	Dreamer	Dreamer

About the Daydreamer Personality

Daydreamer Miis live half in reality and half in a world of their own making. Their imagination runs without limits, and they often surprise other islanders with creative solutions nobody else would think of. They gaze out of windows, get lost in thought mid-conversation, and occasionally forget what they were doing. What they lack in focus they make up for in originality. Daydreamers are the ones who suggest building a treehouse, writing a song, or painting murals on the apartment walls. Their romantic nature means they fall in love easily and deeply, and their love letters are the stuff of island legend.

How to Spot a Daydreamer in Game

Daydreamers move slower than everyone else and spend a lot of time gazing upward. Their apartments tend toward the artistic and whimsical end of the palette. Speech bubbles get poetic and a little scattered, and they'll suggest ambitious projects like treehouses, songs, or murals when the mood strikes. They also fall in love easily and write surprisingly good letters.

Daydreamer in Tomodachi Quest

In Quest a Daydreamer is unpredictable. They can land a clever hit out of nowhere, but they're just as likely to hesitate or pick an odd target, as if their attention drifted. Healing and defense are hit or miss. You bring one for the occasional flash of inspiration, not for reliable damage control.

Daydreamer: Name History Across Versions

Dreamer has been the name in Europe on both 3DS and Switch, and it stayed Dreamer for the US 3DS release. The Switch port added a single word for the US version, making it Daydreamer. It's a small tweak that nudges the daytime, head-in-the-clouds feel without changing the underlying romantic, idealistic type.