Overview

One of the most unique Tems in the game, Mimit can use its Landing Transmog trait to copy another Tem on the field. This duplicates the Tem’s base stats, techniques, typing, and traits, but not their SVs and TVs. As a result, Mimit is often a reflection of the team it is run on. Bulky teams will run bulky Mimits, and aggressive teams will run fast and hard-hitting Mimits. Mimit is typically used to push a player’s advantage by duplicating Tems the opponent struggles with to further extend an advantage. This can extend to creating some very strong combinations, such as allowing users to field two Nature Koish with Synergy Master at once. Mimit can also copy opponents and threaten them with increased damage from Doppelganger Brooch, an opportunity experienced Mimit players will always be watching out for. Due to it being placement-sensitive, Mimit must be handled carefully, but it is immensely rewarding when piloted well.

This is the simplest set for people wanting to try out Mimit. 

With Doppleganger Brooch and maximum speed invest, Mimit becomes the ultimate revenge killer, able to switch in and nearly always guarantee to go before the Temtem you copied, and heavily threaten them thanks to the +50% Doppleganger Brooch Modifier. Even with no special attack investment, you can still copy opposing Mudrids/Drakash and Digitals as they are weak to their own typing and are often frail enough that you can punish them before they can get an action off. 

And if copying your opponents isn't your thing, paired with either Nature Koish or Fire Koish, you have the option for highly aggressive double synergy master leads, able to massively dent your opponent if they are unprepared. 

This Mimit build prefers having a team that leans heavily into aggressive physical attackers, to maximise the amount of tems that you are happy to copy optimally.

You always want to be playing aggressively early with Mimit, as the later in the game you go the fewer options you have to transform into, and you can find yourself in situtaions where you are forced to transform into something suboptimal, which is why I recommend using Mimit primarily as a lead or in the midgame. 

TV wise if it is cheap to reach certain stamina breakpoints for some of your partner tem rotations it is usually worth the investment!

(1.3 DUKE'S NOTES - LANDING TRANSMOG IS GOOD FOR MIMIT IN OFFENSIVE TEAMS, BUT IS ECLIPSED BY STRIKING TRANSMOG NOW IN DEFENSIVE ONES)

Mimit is an easy to learn, difficult to master tem - Landing Transmog causes it, upon entering the battlefield, to transform into the tem clockwise from it from the perspective of the user. This means a left-side Mimit will duplicate the opponent's left-side tem (from your perspective), and right-side Mimit will deplicate your own left-side tem.

Gear choices can vary on Mimit quite a bit - Doppleganger Brooch is a mathematically efficient damage source that helps left side Mimit tremendously. But there are a lot of good gears in the game, now - Bait, Nutrition Bar, Sweatband, Mom's Lunch, Refreshing Diabolo to name a few - and Mimit can make good use of all of these...provided you use it properly.

Mimit's allies are numerous. Almost any team that doesn't have a super-lopsided type chart can make use of it. If you want to learn about swapping, positioning, and board control/management in Temtem, there's no better tem to try than Mimit.