How do I get the Rogue personality in Tomodachi Life?

Set Movement + Speech total to 12-14 and Energy + Attitude total to 4-7. For example: Movement 6, Speech 5, Energy 2, Attitude 3.

What is the Rogue personality called in the EU version?

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

Rogue Personality

Ambitious Group · Intelligent and not afraid to show it.

Name Comparison Across Versions

Version	US	EU / AU / NZ
Living the Dream (Switch)	Rogue	Individualist
Tomodachi Life (3DS)	Brainiac	Free Spirit

About the Rogue Personality

Rogue Miis are the island's intellectuals with an edge. They are sharply intelligent and make no apologies for it — they know what they know, and they are happy to share it with anyone who will listen (and many who would rather not). Their knowledge covers an impressively wide range of topics, from science to pop culture to obscure trivia. Rogues are not just book-smart; they have a quick, cutting wit that they use with precision. On the island, they win every quiz game, settle every factual argument, and occasionally alienate friends with their bluntness.

How to Spot a Rogue in Game

A Rogue Mii gives off a quietly smug energy. The idle animation has a knowing tilt to it, and the apartment tends to fill up with bookshelves, globes, and other brainy props. Listen to the speech bubbles and you'll get facts, trivia, and observations that land a little too sharp for the more sensitive personalities on the island.

Rogue in Tomodachi Quest

Rogues fight smart in Tomodachi Quest. They pick their attacks with care and rarely waste a turn on a low-percentage swing, which makes them reliable damage dealers. The trade-off is that their blunt confidence shows up in battle too, so they're quicker to press an attack than fall back and heal a struggling ally.

Rogue: Name History Across Versions

This one got renamed in almost every region. On 3DS it was Brainiac in North America and Free Spirit in Europe, then the Switch switched both to Rogue and Individualist. The new names lean harder into the sharp, self-assured edge of the type rather than the bookish curiosity the older ones suggested.