Nintendo 3DS Music - Mii Maker

"Nintendo 3DS Music - Mii Maker" is a high quality rip of "Mii Maker" from the Nintendo 3DS.

Jokes
The rip is a live-action video that centers around a man attempting to make a Peter Griffin Mii.

The rip starts with a black screen, as something is heard loudly rubbing against the camera's microphone. The ripper's computer is briefly seen, with an edited version of &#39;s logo that reads "Family Guy Funny Moments" as his desktop.

He gets up, retrieving a red New Nintendo 3DS XL from a drawer full of controllers behind the computer. Turning it on, he realizes that the battery is low so, cursing, he produces a charger from another drawer. As he does so, one can hear that his 3DS theme is that of Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer.

After plugging in the charger and booting up Mii Maker, the man's existing Mii's are revealed, the most recognizable ones being Satoru Iwata, the late CEO of Nintendo, Zero Suit Samus, Mario, Luigi, Steve Harvey, Midna and Ganondorf.

Going on the computer, the man googles "how to make peter griffin mii", with the automatic predictions reading "How to draw fred flintstone", "how to train your dragon" and "how to be single". Opening the first image he sees, he leaves the computer there and returns to his 3DS.

From there, the man steadily recreates the Mii onscreen. However, as he gets close to finishing, he strays more and more from the base design, eventually creating Fred Flintstone instead. He names his Fred Flintstone Mii, Grand Dad. For this Mii's birthday, he first puts 4/20, then 6/9, and finally, he sets it as 4/9.

Near the end of the rip, the man says "That's how you make your Peter Griffin Mii.", then checks to see if he got the design right. Affirming so, he rephrases his last quote as "That's how you make your, um... Fred Flint- Peter Griffin..." and then coughs loudly before the rip ends abruptly.

Trivia

 * The inverse of this rip is the Mii Channel - Nintendo Wii Music rip.
 * This is the first reference to Family Guy on the channel.
 * This rip was originally named "Mii Maker - Nintendo 3DS Music".