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Natural Killer Cyborg

The Natural Killer Cyborg, or the NK Cyborg for short, is a boss in Mother 3, found on the 100th floor of the Empire Porky Building. It has two red eyes, along with a giant pink metallic body and metal claws. Like most enemies associated with the Pigmask Army, it resembles a pig.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Based on a dream Porky once had. N.K. stands for "Natural Killer"."
==Trivia==
*The song that plays while battling the Natural Killer Cyborg is similar to Michael Jackson's hit song, "Beat It", and Z.Z. Top's "Sharp Dressed Man".
*The Natural Killer Cyborg is the only boss whose secondary sprite is not used in a self-hindering situation, as the Clayman's secondary sprite is when it falls down atop Duster and struggles to get up for a few turns, the Oh-So-Snake's secondary sprite is when it creates a tidal wave on one turn and wastes the next making bubbles, and Porky's is when his bed-mecha runs out of power, forcing him to retreat inside the Absolutely Safe Capsule.
Navy SQUEAL

The Navy SQUEAL is a type of enemy in Mother 3. Navy SQUEALS are part of the Pigmask Army, and are found underwater near Tanetane Island. They can run from battle by taking a paid vacation, and are revealed to rely on oxygen machines just as Lucas and party do. They are very weak to paralysis.
In battle, aside from running to take a paid vacation, they can fire a torpedo to damage multiple party members, fire a beam, or tickle someone to lower their defense.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Patrols the bottom of the sea and receives an extra 4 DP an hour because of the danger involved."
Neckbeard

Neckbeard is a character in Mother 3, first seen in Chapter 4.
==In Mother 3==
===Chapter 4===
In Chapter 4, Neckbeard works as a bodyguard at Club Titiboo alongside Skinhead. When Lucas and Boney try to enter the front door, they refuse to give him the permission to go in, as there are no kids or dogs allowed inside Club Titiboo. Lucas then dresses Boney up as a human because of this. However, they still do not fall for his charade. Violet, one of the waitresses at Club Titiboo, insists that she knows them, and they allow Lucas and Boney to enter.
On their way out of Club Titiboo, Kumatora knocks both Neckbeard and Skinhead out.
===Chapter 5===
In Chapter 5, Neckbeard can be seen alongside Skinhead in the Dur-T Café, offering to take up a job as bouncers.
==Trivia==
* In the Mother 3 Sound Player, the track, Fairies is listed as being Neckbeard's recommendation for the jukebox.
Negative Man

Negative Man is an enemy in Mother 3. It often wastes turns feeling sorry for itself, and when it actually does attack, it barely does any damage. It is very weak to crying. It has a low chance of dropping Meteotite.
In the English fan translation Negative Man's whining contains two references to the rest of the Mother series:
*"I'm nothing but a worthless protoplasm" references the Worthless Protoplasm enemy from EarthBound.
*"Life is but a moment, a meaningless grain of sand" is a variation on the song Flying Man from the Mother soundtrack.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Feels negatively about anything and everything. Only feels positively about feeling negatively."
Ness's Adventure Chronicles

Ness's Adventure Chronicles (Japanese: Mother 2: Gyiyg Strikes Back: Ness's Adventure Chronicles) is a manga loosely based on the events of Mother 2, which only was released in Japan. It is written and illustrated by Benimaru Itoh, and was published on the 15th of September 1994. The book consists of 228 pages and 13 chapters, and features an interview with Shigesato Itoi in the epilogue. The story is roughly the same as the one from the game; although with several changes, such as additional characters and locations, and differences concerning the chronological order of certain events.
==Plot==
*Chapter 1: 隕石 (Meteorite)
*Chapter 2: 宇宙人からのメッセージ (Message From Aliens)
*Chapter 3: シャーク団とトンズラブラザース (The Shark Gang and the Tonzura Brothers)
*Chapter 4: ハッピーハッピー村 (Happy Happy Village)
*Chapter 5: ヘイ! ポーラ (Hey! Paula)
*Chapter 6: ジェフの旅立ち (Jeff's Journey)
*Chapter 7: サーカステントの戦い (Battle of the Circus Tent)
*Chapter 8: ツインピッグス村の怪 (Mystery of Twin Pigs Village) 
*Chapter 9: パラレルワールド (Parallel World)
*Chapter 10: 雪男の国へ (To the Land of the Yeti)
*Chapter 11: ゲップーの谷 (Belch's Valley)
*Chapter 12: 土星さん発見 (Discovery of Mr. Saturn)
*Chapter 13: ザ•ラストバトル (The Last Battle)
==Characters Exclusive to the Manga==
*Georgia Hard
*Mr. Miurāni
*Troy
==Gallery==
Mother2MangaArt.png|Artwork from the manga.
Category: Books
Ness's Nightmare

Ness's Nightmare is a boss in EarthBound, appearing in Ness's version of . Ness's Nightmare is a representation of the evil part of Ness's mind, and he must defeat it to overcome his evil side; appropriately, the sprite of this enemy is extremely similar to that of the Mani-Mani Statue. As a part of Ness, it has the ability to use PSI Rockin. It begins the battle with PSI Shield α, but it can also cast Shield β on itself.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The Nightmare uses shields to to protect itself and Recover to keep its HP full. Use Magic Pudding to outlast it and don't use regular attacks if the counter-shield is up."
==Trivia==
*Giygas and Ness's Nightmare are the only enemies that know PSI Rockin.
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Ness's family

Ness's family consists of various characters that appear in EarthBound, supporting Ness on his various adventures.
==Members==
===Mom===
Mom (Japanese: Mama), named Rachael in the novelization, supports Ness's intentions, being very laid-back about letting her son do various things, such as go outside in the middle of the night to investigate the nearby meteor. She sends Ness a letter around the end of the game's events at Saturn Valley. She is skilled at cooking Ness's favorite food, and always makes it for him whenever he's home.
Throughout the game, Ness must call his mother occasionally so he can shake off potential homesickness.
===Dad===
Dad (Japanese: Papa), while never shown in-game, plays an important role in the game. He calls Ness around the time Picky is brought home. After this point, he can be called to save the game and will give Ness an ATM card to use, storing money in the account at times. He also provides information on how many experience points until a level up, and how much money is in Ness's account. He was said to have taken money from Pokey and Picky's father, though there is no indication of this outside of Aloysius's assertion.
===Tracy===
Tracy (Japanese: Tracy) is Ness's younger sister, who later gets a job at Escargo Express and will deliver or store Ness's items.
===King===
King (Japanese: Chibi) is Ness's dog who has been around ever since Ness was a baby. Although he doesn't do much, he does come with Ness and Pokey Minch to go check out the meteor.
Ness's house

Ness's house is a house located in Onett. Ness lives here with his parents, his sister Tracy, and his dog. A variation on the song Pollyanna plays when Ness is inside the house.
==Layout==
Ness's house is located in the northern-most part of Onett at the foot of the mountain. It consists of two floors, with a living room on the bottom floor and two bedrooms on the top floor, one for Ness and another for his sister. A present with a Cracked bat inside of it can be found in Tracy's room.
==In EarthBound==
Ness's house is the first location the game takes place in. Ness is first found in his room asleep, when a meteorite wakes him and the rest of his family. Ness walks downstairs and attempts to leave to see the meteorite, then upon speaking to his mom, he heads upstairs to change as his mom told him (if the player leaves without speaking to her, Ness will remain in his pajamas).
After returning from the meteorite, Ness's mom waits for him outside to tell him to go to bed. Later, the family is woken up a second time, now from Porky knocking on the door. Ness goes downstairs to answer the door to Porky, who begs him to help find his brother Picky who is supposedly lost. Ness tells his mom goodbye, to which she suggests to change out of his pajamas once again. Once Ness has changed, if the player has not collected the Cracked Bat, Porky will not let Ness out the door until Ness has it. If Ness has it, then they depart to find Picky. The first time Ness returns home after finding Picky, the Photo Man will appear to take his picture.
Throughout the game Ness can return anytime to heal for free by speaking to his mom. Ness can also speak to Tracy inside of the house, which allows him to deposit items into Escargo Express without requiring to pay the 18 fee.
During Onett's invasion near the end of the game, Ness's family are taking shelter inside the house with all of the lights off. Ness can still heal and deposit/withdraw items by speaking to his mom or Tracy respectively during this point.
==Trivia==
*During the invasion near the end of the game, while all of the other lights in the house go out, Tracy's room remains noticeably lit.
Neutralizer

The Neutralizer is a reusable battle item in EarthBound. It can only be used by Jeff and certain enemies.
==Usage==
When used in battle, it will reset all participants of the battle into a neutral state, specifically it resets all stat changes to normal, removes any status ailments and disables any Shields or PSI Shield. Some enemies can emit a "pale green light" which has the same effect.
The Whirling Robo and Electro Specter are the only characters besides Jeff that are capable of using the Neutralizer itself.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Battle items
New Age Retro Hippie

:This article is about the EarthBound enemy. For the EarthBound Beginnings enemy, see The Hippie.
The New Age Retro Hippie is an enemy in EarthBound, first found in the town of Twoson. He sports a large red afro and a red mustache and beard. He wears a blue open shirt over a tie-dye t-shirt along with red pants and blue sneakers.
The New Age Retro Hippie's attacks are relatively weak as most involve lowering the hero's stats or raising his own. He can lose his temper, which is the equivalent to Offense Up α. He can whiten his teeth, which will solidify the target. He also owns a ruler. He gives 160 EXP and $23 if defeated and will also drop a ruler 8/128 of the time.
The New Age Retro Hippie has the same battle theme as Frank, the leader of the Sharks, and when encountered he will always appear alone. His in-game battle music is a parody of the song Johnny B. Goode by Chuck Berry, and also resembles one of the four battle themes from EarthBound Beginnings.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The Hippie hangs out on the streets of Twoson, and his only purpose in life appears to be making the going less than easy for everybody else."
==Gallery==
Clay hippie.png|80px|Clay model of a New Age Retro Hippie.
New Fassad

New Fassad is a boss in Chapter 7 of Mother 3, fought in Fire Mountain. It is an upgraded form of Fassad after he fell from the Thunder Tower in Chapter 5. He cannot speak properly anymore, and relies on an interpreter. Upon his defeat, Lucas and company can pull the needle of Phrygia. Nevertheless, Fassad reappears as a boss later in the game.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Look out! Don't fall for New Fassad's new facade! He's bigger and badder than ever!"
New Pork City sewers

The New Pork City Sewers is a location in Mother 3 which are an underground sewer system accessible from New Pork City's arcade. Located in the upper left corner of the sewers is the MT Apartments, an abandoned filthy apartment complex which, as hinted by the name, is completely deserted aside from one individual held captive. 
==Layout==
From entering through the arcade, the starting point is in the far left. The sewage can only be crossed by walking across piles of garbage as a bridge to traverse between the upper and lower halves. At the east end is another garbage bridge to the upper half, with a hole leading to the theater is found but is too small to enter. At the top of a nearby ladder are two rooms with one leading to a hot spring and another to a room containing items. At the west end of the upper half is access to the MT Apartments where all but one apartment can be entered.
==History==
A hole in the wall behind a broken speaker located in New Pork City's movie theater leads directly to the sewer system. Upon being discovered, stinkbug in one of the theater's seats heads through the speakers, as Boney chases after it. Lucas's party, then hoping to find Boney, head to the arcade, as a man inside hears dog barking from below the floor. At the end of the sewers, the party finds Boney next to a broken down apartment complex, where Leder had been held. After hearing Leder's story, the group's goal is to confront Porky to put a stop to his scheme.
At the entrance, however, they are stopped by Fassad and his interpreter once again, now as Miracle Fassad, in a final attempt at trying to stop them. Lucas and the team manage to defeat him for good, and he never returns, with the interpreter leaving.
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==Gallery==
MT apartments.png|The MT Apartments
==Trivia==
*Oddly, opening the map in the apartment area of the sewers brings up the map to Thunder Tower, but only on the topmost floor and Leder's room.
Category:Mother 3 locations
Nice Poser

Nice Posers are enemies in Mother 3. They are completely immune to all status ailments and all offensive PSI except PK Love. They don't attack directly, but strike poses that can inflict various statuses on the party. They can only be found in the Chimera Laboratory after Doria's Needle has been pulled. There is also only one enemy of this type at any given time.
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==Battle Memory description==
"What might its ultimate pose be? It's making an effort to master posing techniques in battle."
Nichol

Nichol is a character in Mother 3, who lives in Tazmily Village. He's the son of Thomas and Lisa, and brother to Richie, and can first be seen outside of his dad's bazaar with his sister, when the Sunshine Forest is on fire. He has light brown hair and wears glasses.
==Trivia==
*His outfit is similar that of Jeff from EarthBound, the only difference being that he has brown pants, instead of green.
Ninten's father

Ninten's father is a character in Mother, playing a somewhat large role despite being far away from his home. Due to his job, he is often away on business, and often needs to travel. He has been doing this for at least seven years.When Ninten was five, his two sisters whose faces look exactly the same were born. Very shortly after this, his father had to leave to a faraway place, probably related to his job." - Encyclopedia Mother, translated. He trusts Ninten a lot, and expects him to help take care of his mother and sisters while he is gone."I trust that you'll look after your mother and younger sisters. You'll be okay, though, knowing you." - Encyclopedia Mother, translated. In the beginning of the game, when Ninten's house is under attack by a poltergeist, he calls Ninten by phone, informing him that his great-grandfather once studied PSI. He then tells him that he may find something useful in the basement, but he can't remember where he left the key. When Ninten calls him by using a telephone, he will allow him to save the game, as well as telling him how many experience points are required for his party members to reach the next level. He is also responsible for most of the money Ninten receives, as it is deposited directly into his bank account. Occasionally, he will call Ninten and ask him if he wants to take a break. He also can be called using the phone in the healer's house in Snowman to confirm the player's name. At the Live House, when Teddy asks to join Ninten, if the player repeatedly refuses to allow him, Ninten's father will call, ordering Ninten to push the A button. If Ninten refuses, he will be sent back to his house. At the end of the game in the Mother 1+2 and English prototype versions of the game, Ninten will receive a call from him, warning him that something new has happened.
==References==
Ninten's house

Ninten's house (also referred to as My Home; My Home) is a location in EarthBound Beginnings, which lies in the northern portion of the town of Podunk, and is where the story first takes place. It is the home of Ninten, Mimmie, Minnie, Carol, and his dog, who lives in a doghouse outside.
==Layout==
The first floor of the house is a single living room with a door leading to the basement, which requires a key to open. The basement simply contains three presents containing items. The second floor is a hallway with three rooms, the room to the far right being the player Ninten's room, while the two room above lead to his sisters' rooms, being Mimmie's on the left and Minnie's on the right. All three rooms are nearly identical in layout, featuring a bed and dresser, though Ninten's room additionally has a chair and, prior to the poltergeist invasion, a lamp beside it.
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
In the beginning of the game, a poltergeist invades Ninten's home and brings several inanimate objects to life, making them hostile in the process. Ninten must fight one lamp, alternatively two if he chooses to aid Minnie, and one doll, which is present in Mimmie's room, before the poltergeist disappears. After the doll is defeated, it is revealed to contain a music box that plays the first melody. Ninten's father then calls Ninten and tells him that it is time for him to explore the potential of his powers by going on an adventure. He then tells him that there is something in the house's basement which may help him during his quest; he has however forgotten where the key to the basement is, but it is later found on the collar of Ninten's dog. Located in the basement is Ninten's great-grandfather's diary, which acts as an essential plot element later in the game. If Ninten returns home during his adventure, his mother Carol will cook his favorite food and send him to bed, restoring his HP and PP to the maximum for free, functioning similarly to a Hotel. It does not restore status ailments, however.
During the game's ending, Ninten returns to his home, and is greeted by his mother and sisters; his mother remarks on how unbelievable it is that he isn't hungry. He later falls asleep in his bed as the Earth's crisis is over, and the image of him sleeping is left throughout the cast roll until it reaches the end credits.
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==Gallery==
EBB Mick and Ninten.jpg|Ninten and Mick outside of the house.
nintenshouseinside.png|The interior of Ninten's house.
==Trivia==
*In the Japanese Famicom version, the Map is located in one of the presents in the house's basement, it was however replaced with Bread in the English prototype and Mother 1+2 port, where the map instead can be accessed via the Start button.
*While Mimmie or Minnie is giving out Orange Juice, speaking to them again will allow Ninten to recieve another Orange Juice, allowing infinite amounts of them.
Nintendo 64

The Nintendo 64 (Japanese: Nintendo 64 ), often abbreviated as the N64, is Nintendo's fourth home console and the successor to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. A magnetic disk drive peripheral called the 64DD was released for the console in Japan in 1999, but it sold poorly and its international release was canceled. The Nintendo 64 was succeeded by the Nintendo GameCube.
A Mother game titled Mother 3: Fall of The Pig King (announced in North America as EarthBound 64) was developed for the 64DD after it was realized that the development team's plans for the game exceeded the hardware capabilities of the Super Famicom, and later moved to the Nintendo 64 itself after the 64DD's continuous delays made any outcome where it was a financial success a doubtful one. It was cancelled in August 2000 due to its continued development potentially taking resources away from the upcoming Nintendo GameCube console, and was eventually moved to the Game Boy Advance as Mother 3. No games in the Mother series were released on the Nintendo 64 because of this, however Ness was featured as a playable character in Super Smash Bros. 
Many games for the Nintendo 64 were re-released as Virtual Console titles on the Wii Shop Channel and later the Nintendo eShop for the Wii U. Among these titles is Super Smash Bros., which was released on the Wii Shop in 2009. Two Nintendo 64 titles are included in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as Masterpieces.
==History==
==Legacy==
==First-Party Console Accessories and Bundles==
==Hardware==
The Nintendo 64 was Nintendo's first 3D rendering console, displaying 64-bit graphics. The controllers had three points, a D-Pad, an analog stick, L and R shoulder buttons, 4 C buttons, B Button, and A Button. Four-player gameplay was supported for the first time in Nintendo's history.
== and games==
*Super Smash Bros.
==Trivia==
Category: Real Life
==References==
Nintendo Entertainment System

The Nintendo Entertainment System (Japanese: ), often abbreviated as the NES, is the second home video game console developed by Nintendo (the first being the Japan-only Color TV-Game series of consoles released from 1977-1980) and was first released in 1985. It is a redesigned and rebranded version of the previously released Family Computer (Japanese: ) or Famicom (Japanese: ), and was first released in 1983.
The in the series was released for this system, though only in Japan. Sales for the Family Computer and Nintendo Entertainment System were high, with a strong lineup of exclusive games such as Kirby's Adventure, Metroid, and Ice Climber. The console's best-selling titles are Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros. 3. The Family Computer and Nintendo Entertainment System was succeeded by the Super Famicom and Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
Many games for the Family Computer and Nintendo Entertainment System were re-released as Virtual Console titles on the Wii Shop Channel, the Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, and Nintendo Switch Online. Among these titles is Mother, which was released on the Wii U Virtual Console in 2015 and on Nintendo Switch Online in 2022. Several Family Computer and Nintendo Entertainment System titles are included in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U as Masterpieces.
==EarthBound games for the Family Computer and Nintendo Entertainment System==
*EarthBound Beginnings
==Gallery==
Famicom 1983.png|The Family Computer, or Famicom
==Trivia==
*Ninten's name is an abbreviation of Nintendo and a nod to the Nintendo Entertainment System, much like how Ness's name is a reference to the Nintendo Entertainment System or the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
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