The Mitas are the primary inhabitants of the game world shown in MiSide. They serve as the primary characters with whom the player will interact during their playthrough. Each version of …

Discover all versions of Mita in MiSide, from the original to special forms and failed models.

Mita, or Crazy Mita, is a rejected mannequin model that pretends to be Mita by putting on their skin and is the first Mita the player meets. She also serves as the primary antagonist of MiSide.

The mita system originated from an Inca labor tax called 'mita,' which required indigenous communities to contribute labor for public works. Spanish colonizers adapted the Inca mita into …

Mita, a colonial Andean system of rotating forced Indian labor assigned by the state to designated beneficiaries. The Spanish conquerors derived the mita from the Quechuan mit'a, whereby …

The mita system was a labor tributary system used by the Inca Empire, which required communities to provide workers for state projects.

The mita system was a sophisticated labor tribute system developed by the Inca Empire to organize large-scale public works across its vast territory. Rather than relying on monetary …

Crazy Mita, or just Mita, is the central character in the fictional simulation game that protagonist installs, and the primary antagonist of MiSide. “Crazy Mita is a deranged and violent outlier …

During the initial events of the game, Kind Mita is found by the player inside an underground cell, where she is held captive by Crazy Mita. Along the way, she assists the player to get rid of …

Mita, or Crazy Mita, is a rejected mannequin model that pretends to be Mita by putting on their skin and is the first Mita the player meets. She also serves as the primary antagonist of MiSide.