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Tomodachi Life Returns to Switch in May 2026 With Community PokMiiDex Project

Daniel Cross 1 min read

Nintendo announces Tomodachi Life returns to Switch on May 20, 2026. Players are already creating Mii versions of all Pokemon characters for a National PokMiiDex community project.

Tomodachi Life Returns to Switch in May 2026 With Community PokMiiDex Project
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has announced Tomodachi Life for a May 20, 2026 release date. The title returns to the Nintendo Switch platform after its original debut on the Nintendo 3DS.

Players document every Pokemon character as Miis for a massive National PokMiiDex spreadsheet project ahead of the Nintendo Switch release date.

The game centers on Mii characters living in a virtual island community. Players can create and customize their own Miis and place them into the game world. The software allows users to interact with these digital residents through various activities and scenarios.

Community players are already engaging with the franchise by creating detailed projects within the game ecosystem. One player named Nate is building a spreadsheet to document Mii versions of every Pokemon character for a National PokMiiDex project.

The announcement marks Nintendo's return to this specific simulation genre after several years. The title continues the series tradition of social simulation and character interaction that defined its original release.

Source: DEXERTO