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Plague Rat of Doom

Plague Rat of Doom is the fifth Sanctuary Boss in EarthBound and guards the fifth Your Sanctuary location in the game, Magnet Hill. Like other rat enemies in EarthBound, the Plague Rat of Doom's guts stat is maxed out at 250, making it extremely likely to land critical hits. Once it has been defeated, Ness and his friends may record the melody of Magnet Hill on the Sound Stone.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The Plague Rat of Doom uses SMASH attacks frequently. Keep yourself healed up and in the fight. Use your top Fire and Flash PSI powers."
Category:Sanctuary Bosses
it:Plague Rat of Doom
Plain Crocodile

The Plain Crocodile appears near Grapefruit Falls in EarthBound. It has several powerful physical attacks, but it is weak to PK Freeze, so it can be defeated rather easily. It has stronger counterparts in the form of the Strong Crocodile and the Hard Crocodile.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Like the tough-skinned frog above, the Plain Crocodile won't go down without a fight. Hit this guy hard right from the start."
==Gallery==
PlainCrocodileClay.png|Clay model of a Plain Crocodile.
Plain roll

The Plain roll is a recovery item found in EarthBound. It restores HP to a party member.
==Usage==
When eaten, the Plain roll will restore approximately 80 HP to the selected party member. The Tin of cocoa can be used along with it to double the effect.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Plain yogurt

The Plain yogurt is a recovery item found in EarthBound. It restores HP to a party member.
==Usage==
When eaten, the Plain yogurt will restore approximately 160 HP to the selected party member. The Sugar packet can be used along with it to double the effect.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Plasma Beam

The Plasma Beam is a reusable battle item in EarthBound Beginnings which only Lloyd is able to utilize. Unlike Guns, the Plasma Beam cannot be equipped and is only usable in battle. It is an upgraded version of the Laser Beam.
In the English version and Mother 1+2 port, the Plasm Beam could be purchased from the Reindeer Department store on a newly-added floor. In the Japanese Famicom version, the Plasma Beam is unpurchasable, and can thus only be obtained by beating UltraBarbots.
==Usage==
When used in-battle by Lloyd, it deals about 80 HP of PK Beam damage to one enemy. The PSI equivalent of the Laser Beam is PK Beam β. It has a 12.5% chance of breaking after being used.
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==Artwork==
Plasma beam.jpg|Artwork of the Plasma Beam from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Battle items
Pogo Punk

Pogo Punk is an enemy in EarthBound encountered in Onett after defeating Starman Junior. Pogo Punks are, as the name suggests, riding a pogo stick. Pogo Punks can attack Ness by charging forward or just plain attacking. After being defeated, the Pogo Punk becomes tame. Pogo Punks are in the same group as Skate Punks, Yes Man Juniors, and Frank, known as the Sharks. 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"There are several Pogo Punks loitering on the streets, and they don't like it when you get in their way. Steer clear or prepare to fight."
==Gallery==
Clay pogopunk.png|80px|Clay model of a Pogo Punk.
it:Pogo Punk
Polestar Preschool

The Polestar Preschool is a location in EarthBound. It is a preschool in Twoson owned and operated by Paula's mother and father, which also doubles as their home. It is a large building, just south of Venus's mother's house, with both a sleeping cat and the name "POLESTAR" on its roof.
Prior to rescuing Paula the music is a remix of Youngtown's music, which is used during several events involving Paula in the game. After rescuing her the music is replaced with a slowed-down remix of Pollyanna which is shared with Ness's house.
==Layout==
The school itself seems to be run directly out of the family's home. The first room is the classroom which is furnished with school desks. In the next room is what appears to be a dining room, as well as a set of stairs leading up to two bedrooms. The first consists predominantly of two beds, and a door leading to the second bedroom which belongs to Paula. It is painted entirely pink, and contains a present with a Teddy bear.
==In EarthBound==
Paula is kidnapped during Ness's first visit to the school, with the students and her parents, especially her father, in distress. After Paula is rescued, her father thanks Ness for rescuing her and allows them to stay on occasion. Paula then states that she is going on an adventure with Ness and reassuring him that she will be fine.
 
After the events of the game, Paula receives a a letter from the kids at the school in a present. It is notable that the letter seems to be written by at least five children, although only four children are ever seen in attendance at the school.
Pollyanna

In EarthBound, a short clip of Pollyanna plays as Ness leaves the Minch household after the death of Buzz Buzz before the Onett theme begins. A version of the track also plays whenever Ness returns to his house in Onett, and also plays in the Polestar Preschool in Twoson after Paula is rescued. Another short clip of the song introduces "Good Friends, Bad Friends," the song used for the game's cast roll.
The song reappears near the very end of Mother 3 when Lucas and company discover a room full of objects from EarthBound at the top of Empire Porky Building in Chapter 8, under the title "A Certain Someone's Memories" (track #238 in the Sound Player).
A remix of the tune appears as the alternate track for the Onett stage in Super Smash Bros. Melee under the title "Mother 2", reappearing in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Versions of the song also appear on the soundtracks Mother, Mother 1+2, and Mother 3+. In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, the title has been reverted back to "Pollyanna" and returns as default music for the Onett stage.
==Lyrics==
The tune was given words on the vocal soundtrack for Mother, and appeared as the first track of that album. The song was given the full title "Pollyanna (I Believe in You)" and was performed by Catherine Warwick.
I believe the morning sun
Always gonna shine again and
I believe a pot of gold
Waits at every rainbow's end
I believe in roses kissed with dew
Why shouldn't I believe the same in you?
I believe in make believe
Fairy tales and lucky charms and
I believe in promises
Spoken as you cross your heart
I believe in skies forever blue
Why shouldn't I believe the same in you?
You may say I'm a fool
Feelin' the way that I do
You can call me Pollyanna
Say I'm crazy as a loon
I believe in silver linings
And that's why I believe in you
I believe there'll come a day
Maybe it will be tomorrow
When the bluebird flies away
All we have to do is follow
I believe a dream can still come true
Why shouldn't I believe the same in you?
You may say I'm a fool
Feelin' the way that I do
I believe in friends and laughter
And the wonders love can do
I believe in songs and magic
And that's why I believe in you
You may say I'm a fool
Feelin' this way about you
There's not much I can do
I'm gonna be this way my life through
'Cause I still believe in miracles
I swear I've seen a few
And the time will surely come
When you can see my point of view
I believe in second chances
And that's why I believe in you
Category:Music
Poo's Master

Poo's Master is a character in EarthBound. He has Poo train to help Ness on his journey, sending him to meditate at Mu, the place of nothingness. After Poo has met with the Star Master and completed his Mu training, Poo's Master gives him a few levels worth of experience, allowing him to learn Teleport α and β before he leaves to join Ness and company. After this point, Poo's Master remains at the palace in Dalaam and will heal Ness's party for free at any time.
Poo's Master has no given name in EarthBound, but in the Japanese version of EarthBound he has a specific name. "Yee-soo-chii" is a Japanese version of a Chinese phrase "Yi-Si-Qi"; this means "one-four-seven" and is a reference to a gameplay concept in mahjong.EarthBound / MOTHER 2: Dalaam Legends of Localization
==References==
Popsicle

The Popsicle is a recovery item found in EarthBound. It restores HP to a party member.
==Usage==
When eaten, the Popsicle will restore approximately 18 HP to the selected party member. The Carton of cream can be used along with it to double the effect.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Pork Bean

The Pork Bean (Japanese: Pork Bean) is a method of transportation that is used mainly by Pigmasks. It can be entered with the A Button and parked with the B Button.
==In Mother 3==
The Pork Bean is both faster than running and defeats any enemy that it runs into. It is first featured in Chapter 3, where Salsa and Fassad use this to reach Tazmily Village through the Candrum Underpass. 
===In Chapter 5===
The Pork Bean receives an expanded role in Chapter 5, where Lucas rides one to traverse the expansive Highway. The first one Lucas is given by a Pigmask is crashed when it slips on a banana peel left by Fassad. The Pork Trooper, mistaking Lucas for the Pigmask Commander, allows Lucas to use his Pork Bean, before recognizing him and challenging him to a fight. This Pork Bean, however, is low on batteries, and must be recharged quickly after it is obtained. If the player does not do this, the Pork Bean eventually runs out of power and stops moving. To recharge the Pork Bean, a self-service Pork Bean Recharge Station is used, located on the northern area of the Highway. It is operated by placing the Pork Bean on a plate, and pressing the A Button at the proper time, which is indicated by a short tone. If the player does the recharge incorrectly, the Pork Bean will break down, rendering it unusable. Another broken Pork Bean can be found in the garbage dump along the Highway.
===In Chapter 7===
After rescuing the Mr. Saturn from the Pigmask Army, Lucas can ride a Mr. Saturn-shaped Pork Bean, which is functionally identical to the regular Pork Bean.
===Memo ===
"These are the vehicles the Pigmasks use for land travel. They move at four times the speed of walking."
Category:Mother 3 items
Pork Tank

A Pork Tank is the boss of Chapter 3 in Mother 3. It is fought by Salsa, Kumatora and Wess in the Sunshine Forest as they flee from Fassad and his troops. Other Pork Tanks appear in the forest, and one of them is destroyed by a Drago that Lucas brings to the scene.
==Attacks==
===Tank intact===
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==Battle Memory description==
"This Pigmask weapon raises an awful racket and belches black exhaust fumes without remorse."
==Gallery==
Dragokid.jpg|The Pork Tank as it would have appeared in EarthBound 64.
Porky Statue

The Porky Statue (known as the King Statue in the Mother 3 fan translation) is an optional boss in Mother 3, located in the north-east part of New Pork City. It is a giant statue of Porky wearing a crown and holding a book and a slingshot in its hands.
It is possible to start a battle with the statue by checking it and returning its hostility after listening to Leder's speech. However, the statue has nearly 100 million HP, and a very high defense that renders conventional attacks extremely weak, making the battle impossible to defeat without using a New Year's Eve Bomb, which it is especially susceptible to, or PK Flash's instant KO chance. 
Speaking to the man next to the pedestal after defeating the statue will reward the player with the Trivia Card 4.
The Porky Statue also makes a brief appearance as a hazard in Super Smash Bros. Brawl's Subspace Emissary, and chases Lucas through the Ruined Zoo. It is later defeated by Ness when he uses PK Flash to reveal Porky hiding within it. The Porky Statue is also a collectible trophy and appears in the background of the New Pork City stage.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A statue honoring Porky's greatness. In its right hand is a slingshot, and in its left is a comic book."
==Trophy descriptions==
===Super Smash Bros. Brawl===
:A guardian statue standing inside New Pork City that's clearly based on Porky himself. Investigate it, and the statue will turn hostile and start a battle. And it has 100,000,000 HP! It has very high stats, so you'll never win if you attack it straight-on. Thankfully, there's an item called "New Year's Eve" that can reduce its HP to 1-- then you can defeat it with ease.
===Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U===
:A statue of Porky that Porky ordered built to honor the great exploits of Porky as acknowledged by Porky. It depicts Porky in his carefree childhood days in Onett, a comic book in one hand and a slingshot in the other. Be warned—this statue is also an incredibly tough enemy!
==Trivia==
* The Porky Statue is a parody of the Statue of Liberty located in New York City, as with New Pork City in the game.
* The statue is the enemy with the highest amount of HP in Mother 3.
Category:Mother 3 enemies
Present

Presents (Japanese: Present) are the main way of obtaining items in the Mother series. Presents are found all throughout the lands of the series in different styles and appearances. Inside presents are generally items, but in EarthBound and Mother 3, the player may find nothing at all, or a variety of strange things that are not items the player cannot carry. 
In Mother, there are three styles of presents: normal presents, trash cans, and coffins. In some coffins, Ninten can find enemies and in a certain case, a lost young girl. 
In EarthBound, there are five types of presents: normal presents, trash cans, coffins, sarcophagi and golden presents. However, certain enemies will appear using these present sprites and will approach Ness and fight his party, from the Worthless Protoplasm to the Scalding Coffee Cup and the Care Free Bomb.
In Mother 3, there are two types of presents: normal present and blue map presents. However, there are more instances where the player may find something other than regular presents. Possible things the player may find in presents in Mother 3 are items, musical rhythms, ghosts, and even flatulence. 
==Memo ==
"It doesn't matter if there's no birthday or it's not Christmas. Think of them as a reward for your adventure, and graciously accept them. Sometimes, though, the "present" is only a guise..."
==Gallery==
PresentMother.png|A present in Mother.
TrashCanM1.png|A trash can in Mother.
CasketM1.png|A casket in Mother.
PresentEarthBound.png|A present in EarthBound.
OpenPresentEarthBound.png|An opened present in EarthBound.
TrashPresentEarthbound.png|A trash can in EarthBound.
CoffinPresentEarthbound.png|A coffin in EarthBound.
SpecialPresentEarthbound.png|A special golden present in EarthBound.
SmallPresent1.png|A present as seen in the Lost Underworld in EarthBound.
SmallPresent2.png|An opened present as seen in the Lost Underworld in EarthBound.
PyramidPresentEarthbound.png|A sarcophagus in EarthBound.
PresentMother3.png|A present in Mother 3.
MapPresentMother3.png|A present containing a map in Mother 3.
TrashCanM3.png|A trash can in Mother 3.
Category:EarthBound Beginnings
Category:EarthBound
Category:Mother 3
Category:Items
Category:Game mechanics
Prologue

The prologue of Mother 3 is the first playable part of the game, occurring directly after the player chooses names for Lucas's family, his favorite food and his favorite thing.
==Synopsis==
The prologue starts out with Lucas, Claus and Hinawa visiting Alec, Hinawa's father and the twins' grandparents, up in the mountains. While Claus is playing with the Dragos outside, Lucas wakes up late and later joins him. After play-fighting with the Dragos, though, a Mole Cricket shows up and challenges them to a battle. The twins team up to fight it, and the mole cricket soon retreats. After the battle, the mole cricket also offers them to join in on duels at the Mole Cricket Stadium when they get older and stronger. Hinawa then comes outside, telling the brothers that lunch is ready, but accidentally steps on the mole cricket while walking over to where they were playing.
Soon, after lunch is finished, Hinawa steps outside to write a letter to her husband, Flint. She writes about how the visit had been, and that they were going to head back home this evening. Hinawa attaches the letter to a carrier pigeon as a suspicious object passes by the house, and the prologue ends.
==Major characters==
*Hinawa
*Lucas
*Claus
*Alec
==Areas visited==
*Mt. Oriander
==Trivia==
*If Lucas rams into where Hinawa is sitting in the house, she'll say "Ow! I surrender! I surrender!" and give him some Nut Bread, the only obtainable item in this chapter.
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Protein drink

The Protein drink is a recovery item found in EarthBound. It restores HP to a party member.
==Usage==
When eaten, the Protein drink will restore approximately 80 HP to the selected party member. 
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==Artwork==
Protein drink.jpg|Artwork of the Protein drink from the Mother 2 strategy guide.
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Pseudo Zombie

Pseudo Zombies, stylized in-game as PseudoZombi, are an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings found to the south of Podunk in the South Cemetery. Pseudo Zombies resemble a human in the process of mutating into a Zombie, or, as the name implies, someone influenced to act as a zombie, appearing as a bare-chested man with short red hair and blue shorts, which appear red in-game, with a deformed face and an aggressive expression. Though they cannot utilize any special attacks, they are relatively challenging during the segment of the game where they mainly are fought in.
Pseudo Zombies are also one of the few enemies in the game to have an overworld sprite in EarthBound Beginnings, which only can be found in the southern part of Podunk. While simply appearing to be normal person, a conversation with them will lead to the initiation of a battle. These encounters don't respawn after being defeated and can thereafter only be met through random encounters.
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==Gallery==
CasketM1.png|The casket that Pseudo Zombies can be contained in.
==See also==
*Zombie
it:Pseudo Zombie
Pseudoor

The Pseudoor is an enemy in Mother 3. It is located in a long hallway in Osohe Castle, and acts as a trap. If Duster's party touches it, it will attack. The real door is the one on the far right at the end of the hallway. The Pseudoor is very susceptible to crying.
If the player successfully runs from battle, the Pseudoor's overworld sprite will change.
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==Battle Memory description==
"No matter how long it takes, this door anxiously waits for someone to open it. It's been waiting for years now."
Psycho Car

The Psycho Car (known as Devil Car in the Super Smash Bros. series) is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings that appears in Merrysville. Akin to all of the automobile enemies, it can spew exhaust fumes, dealing damage and triggering Ninten's athsma. It is similar to the Mad Car.
==Super Smash Bros. series==
===Super Smash Bros. Brawl===
A Devil Car appears in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as a usable sticker.
===Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS===
The Devil Car appears in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS as a trophy. It also appears as an enemy in Smash Run.
====Trophy description====
Name 	Image	NTSC-U Description
Devil Car	 	A fearsome enemy from the Mother series, this car attacks mercilessly, closing in on fighters before trying to hit them as it spins doughnuts. No, these aren't the kind you eat—they're the kind that hurt. Its exhaust fumes can cause paralysis too, so keep your distance until it's between attacks.
==Gallery==
PsychoCarModel.png|Clay model of a Psycho Car.
Pump Chimera

The Pump Chimera, (also referred to as Mr. Pump) is one of the few beneficial chimeras in Mother 3, invented by Dr. Andonuts.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 7===
The Pump Chimera is only seen in Chapter 7. In order to remove the pond water on top of Doria's Needle, Lucas is given a choice between the Dryer Chimera, the Bucket Bros., and the Pump Chimera. When instructed, it pumps the pond water from one pond to the other, successfully removing the water covering the Needle. Despite being the correct choice, he is ironically Dr. Andonuts' least favorite of the three chimeras.
Punishizer

The Punishizer (Japanese Punishment Machine) is a machine in Mother 3, used by Fassad to shock Salsa. It is operated by a single button, and a shock collar.
==In battle==
In battle, when Salsa is inflicted with a status problem, there is a chance for Fassad to use the Punishizer to cure it. It also deals minor damage to Salsa.
==Outside of battle==
When Salsa doesn't obey Fassad's commands, or tries to escape, he will be shocked by the Punishizer. Sometimes, even when Salsa does obey, he will be shocked because he did not complete his assigned task fast enough, or even for no reason at all. After Salsa is rescued by Kumatora and Wess, Wess steals it from Fassad, and prompts Salsa to destroy it. Salsa then furiously stomps on the machine, zapping him one last time, but rendering the device useless. The collar from the device remains on Salsa for the entirety of the game, however.
Punk-Sure

Punk-Sure (Japanese: パンク Punk) is a location in EarthBound, being a cycle shop located in Twoson. If Ness talks to the seller of the shop while there is nobody else is in the party, he will be offered a Bicycle. If Ness talks to him again after someone else is in the party, he can return the Bicycle. Doing so will result in the seller laughing at how low Ness had apparently lowered the saddle to reach the pedals and calling him "stubby legs" from that point forward.
==Trivia==
*The Japanese name of the shop is a pun, as it can mean both "punk", referring to the seller's appearance, and "flat tire", referring to the fact that it is a bicycle shop. The pun is retained in the English translation, with the name being a play on the word "puncture", meaning a small hole in a tire that causes loss of air.EarthBound Central: "MOTHER 2 vs. EarthBound: Twoson"
*The seller does not know how to ride a bike. This is revealed in the dialogue after declining his offer to give Ness a bicycle.
==References==
Pusher

Pusher is the richest villager in Tazmily Village in Mother 3.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 1===
Pusher demands Flint hurry north and do something about the fire to protect his estate. While Flint's family is missing, Pusher and his wife do not help search. After Flint is thrown in the Tazmily Jail, Pusher claims it wasn't him who decided to put Flint in there. He does not attend Hinawa's funeral.
===In Chapter 2===
Pusher claims that construction is planned for an old folk's home, and suggests it will be perfect for Wess, claiming it was his associate who came in earlier's idea.
===In Chapter 3===
Pusher asks Fassad to tell him more about the concept of money.
===In Chapter 4===
Pusher becomes the mayor of Tazmily Village. He finds Flint's burnt-down house to be an eyesore, and complains that it lowers Tazmily Village's image. He also appears to own the polished and sparkling car that is parked outside of his office, and has a donation box set up in front of his office.
===In Chapter 7===
Pusher wonders about the recent earthquakes and lightning strikes, and claims he believes it must be Lucas's fault and asks him to leave. His family is one of the last ones to move to New Pork City due to his position as a mayor, something which greatly annoys his wife, Elmore.
===In Chapter 8===
Pusher can be found in the Empire Porky Building's lobby with the rest of his family and Jonel's family, where he wishes to learn about New Pork City's great leader.