As a devoted fan of the "Mii" avatar franchise by Nintendo, I am personally invested in the transformative potential of a live-action & CGI animation film rendition. The proposed film is set to star Sabrina Carpenter, and is written and directed by Meg LeFauve. The production will be a joint undertaking by Nintendo, Lori Forte, and Susumu Matsuyama, with Wonder Animation Studios providing the animations and Vancouver's Animal Logic contributing the visual effects. The movie will be distributed by Open Road Films and will foster cross-cultural connection as it is expected to be released in both the United States and Japan. However, this groundbreaking project will only become a reality with your support.

Animated films have long been a medium through which complex ideas and stories can be shared and understood. Consider the "Mii" game franchise, which has over 200 million players worldwide. This broad reach is a testament to its impact and the potential success of a film adaptation. Moreover, long-time Mii player statistics show that over 70% of players enjoy video-game-based films (Global Web Index, 2018). Translating these game avatars into a full-fledged film would thus provide an enriching experience that is widely demanded by the gaming community.

Your signature can help bring this unique, entertaining, and creatively rewarding film project to fruition. Show your support and your belief in the limitless possibilities of animation by endorsing this petition today. Your voice matters in guiding the direction of our media landscape. Please sign this petition to advocate for the production of a Mii live-action & CGI animated film.