Its just a bit tedious, but I promise that the directions seem more than it actually is. I wouldn't be recommending this if it was dangerous. If you've never done anything related to homebrew before, don't be scared, its very easy, and what we're going to be doing isn't risky and wont brick your Wii U. Then, we're done! Mii data will be added to Dolphin, and you'll also have some extra data that includes all your old saves, so if you want, you can import those too.įor this to work, you need to homebrew your Wii U and the vWii. From there, we're only going to be taking the files we need and put it into dolphin, without bringing over WII U specific data that would crash dolphin. TLDR With a homebrewed Wii U and vWii, we can make a copy of the vWii NAND (Don't worry, its really simple). So after doing some research and experimenting on my own, here's how I did it: But the main problem with this was that the Wii U's virtual Wii (called vWii) is built different compared to an actual wii, and so if you tried copying a NAND from the Wii U's vWii to Dolphin, it wouldn't work, because its Wii U specific.

While doing this would mess with the save data of a few WII games, if you know what you're doing, you can copy some of those same game files to another folder, then after the transfer, put them back in. Originally, a really simple answer that would have solved all my problems that was already online was to take a full copy of all the wii's data on the wii's NAND, and since dolphin already has a feature for importing a wii NAND (tools -> manage NAND -> Import BootMII NAND Backup) all the miis saved on the console would be instantly brought up without any problems, and it would be like dolphin was an exact copy of my wii. So I set out to find a solution, and I'm writing this post so that I can help other people who might have the same problem. But after doing some research, while there were some posts out there sharing a few methods that did work, I was pretty disappointed with the results, and another thing, since I had a wii u I had transferred all my wii data over a long time ago, and so a lot of the methods online didn't work anymore.

Hey guys, the other day after playing wii sports on dolphin I wasn't really satisfied that I had to stick with guests, so I started trying to look into how to import some of my old miis, and see if I can move some save data over too.

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