Mime Jr. are popular acting alongside puppets in plays. A performer gestures backstage, and Mime Jr. mimics them. A particularly attentive Mime Jr. may even have dialog! Beware hecklers: Mime Jr. will mimic gestures right back at the audience if confronted.

Beware Mr. Mime in cities. Their outlandish appearance, ability to deflect impact, and pursuit-blocking walls make them perfect distractions and partners in petty theft. In natural Mr. Mime territory, hold a stick in front of you so you don’t collide with leftover walls.

Mr. Mimes in Galar break into dance studios at night to practice their footwork. They leave icy trails all over the floor, constituting a serious hazard. To deal with this, most dance studios have their floors heated at night, but low-budget studios just play music that Mr. Mime dislike.

Mr. Rime’s belly pattern is a pro at mimicking facial expressions, but it’s just expertly manipulated folds and skin. They used to be an icon of film, but nowadays you’ll mostly see Mr. Rime as an acting coach.