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Fire Spring

Fire Spring is the eighth and final sanctuary location in EarthBound, found near the Lost Underworld. It is guarded by Carbon Dog, and, when enough damage is inflicted on it, Carbon Dog transforms into Diamond Dog.
==Layout==
Fire Spring's dungeon is a cave consisting of ledges forming a triangular shape. Traversing through the cave revolves around climbing up and down the ropes and through cave passageways. The cave begins at the west entrance then straight east to the second cave entrance on the lowest area. The cave leads to the east half of the lowest area, with a Cherub's band in the eastmost corner. Climbing up the rope brings the team to a ledge with two caves. The cave on the left has a Magic Butterfly spawning point, and right brings them to the other half of the ledge.
Climbing up the two ropes leads to a cave with two exits. The nearest exit can be used to reach the ledge where the Moon beam gun can be found. The second brings the player to the far west side of the dungeon, where climbing up the two roles brings the party to the Sanctuary Guardian, the Carbon Dog.
==Role in EarthBound==
Fire Spring serves as the eighth and final dungeon of the game. Ness first hears of it from the talking rock back at the Tenda village in the Lost Underworld. Once Ness and his friends reach Fire Spring, they climb to the top where they are confronted by the Carbon Dog. During the middle of the fight, however, it transforms into the more powerful Diamond Dog. The party manages to defeat it, then reach the Sanctuary being a small volcano on a mountain.
Ness will have the feeling of being watched by himself as a baby as the Sound Stone records the Melody. If Ness has visited all seven of the other Sanctuaries prior, the Sound Stone will then play the Melodies by itself, then Ness will have a flashback from when he was born, then he will be taken to , which is inside of his mind. If one or more Sanctuaries have been skipped, this will occur in the last Sanctuary completed instead.
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==Maps==
FireSpringMap.png|Fire Spring's dungeon
Firefly

Fireflies are enemies in Chapter 1 of Mother 3. They appear to be yellow flies with red eyes. They were used by the Pigmasks to set Sunshine Forest on fire. In battle, Fireflies attack the party by breathing fire at them. A tougher variant of this enemy is the Pyrefly.
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==Battle Memory description==
"This monster is a small bug fused with a cheap lighter. It's doomed to a one-time use."
==Gallery==
Firefly2.png|Firefly's unused back sprite, seen by hacking.
==Trivia==
*A unused enemy, the firefly swarm, may be a beta of this enemy.
Category:Mother 3 enemies
Fish Roe Man

The Fish Roe Man is an optional boss in Mother 3. It is found in the Sea Floor Dungeon on the way to Tanetane Island. To get the Awesome Crown, Lucas must defeat him. It resists most PSI, with PK Freeze being the most effective. When it is defeated, it jumps into a party member's mouth as a final attack, which has a similar effect to an enemy that explodes.
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==Battle Memory description==
"The eggs of a walleye pollock, salted and prepared to perfection in a seasoned broth. As a man."
Flame Thrower

The Flame Thrower, abbriviated as Fl Thrower in the menus due to character limitations, is a reusable battle item in EarthBound Beginnings which only Lloyd is able to utilize. It cannot be purchased in any stores of the game, but is occasionally dropped by a Bla-Bla Gang member. 
==Usage==
When used in-battle by Lloyd, it deals about 100 HP of PK Fire damage to all enemies. The PSI equivalent of the Flame Thrower is PK Fire γ. It has a 12.5% chance of breaking after being used.
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==Gallery==
Flame thrower.jpg|Artwork of the Flame Thrower from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Battle items
Flashdark

The Flashdark is an infinitely reusable battle item in EarthBound Beginnings. It is obtained from a present in Queen Mary's Castle.
==Usage==
When used in-battle, it will inflict the target with blindness, reducing the accuracy of their attacks. It serves the same function as the PSI ability Darkness.
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==Gallery==
Flashdark.jpg|Artwork of the Flashdark from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Battle items
Flea Bag

The Flea Bag a single use battle item in EarthBound Beginnings. The item can be endlessly obtained from a girl in the southern part of Reindeer by giving her any item in exchange. It is also occasionally dropped by Stray Dogs.
==Usage==
When used in-battle, it makes the enemy itchy causing their defense and offense to be lowered.
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==Gallery==
FleaBagEncyclopedia.png|Artwork of the Flea Bag from Encyclopedia Mother
Category:Battle items
Flea Powder

The Flea Powder is a status ailment curing item found in Mother 3. It can be used to remove fleas from a party member.
==Usage==
When used on a party member who is itchy from fleas, the Flea Powder will remove the fleas.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Fly

The Fly is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in Choucream Zoo. They are heavily based on the common housefly, but are bipedal. Once the Starman Jr. in the Superintendent's Office is defeated, they can no longer be encountered. In battle, they can deal low damage to a single party member or call for help (up to a maximum of 4 Flies). They can appear alone (outside) or in pairs (Superintendent's Office).
==Attacks==
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==Gallery==
EBB Fly Model.jpg|Clay model of a Fly.
it:Fly
Flying Man (song)

Flying Man is a song introduced on the Mother soundtrack. Flying Man is the only song on the Mother soundtrack which doesn't appear in EarthBound Beginnings itself.
The song also appeared in EarthBound, where it plays when Ness is in the Flying Man's house in . A variation on the song also serves as EarthBound's Game Over theme.
==Lyrics==
The tune was given words on the vocal soundtrack for Mother, and appeared as the sixth track of that album. The song was performed by Louis Philippe.
Life is but a moment
a single grain of sand
that sifts right through the hourglass
and slips right through your hand
you've shown me how
to make each moment count
and I know now
what life's all about
Life is but a twinkle
the winking of an eye
a star that lights the universe
a flash across the sky
you came to me
just like a shooting star
you gave to me
the love that's in your heart
when you live for love
how precious life can be
when you give your love
I truly do believe
if only for a moment
it's a miracle to see
so shine for all the world tonight
and live for love, give your love to me
na na na, na na na na,
na, na na na na,
na, na na na na
na, na na
Life is but a twinkle
the winking of an eye
a star that lights the universe
a flash across the sky
You came to me
just like a shooting star
you gave to me
the love that's in your heart
When you live for love
how precious life can be
when you live for love
I truly do believe
if only for a moment
it's a miracle to see
so shine for all the world tonight
and live for love, give your love to me
na na na, na na na na,
na, na na na na,
na, na na na na
na, na na
When you live for love
how precious life can be
when you give your love
I truly do believe
if only for a moment
it's a miracle to see
*so shine for all the world tonight
and live for love, give your love to me
*repeat x6
==External links==
*Video Games are Beautiful: Flying Man (MOTHER OST)
Category:Music
Flying Mouse

The Flying Mouse is a type of enemy found in Mother 3. It is the first Chimera encountered in the game. The Flying Mouse appears to be a blue mouse with red eyes and wings. In Chapter 1, Flint must find one of these enemies to rescue Fuel from his burning house. Flying Mice are weak against fire and sleep. A tougher variation is the Really Flying Mouse.
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==Battle Memory description==
"The buzzing wings on its back were probably transplanted from a giant insect."
==Trivia==
The Flying Mouse's Japanese name, Tobimausu, is a pun on tobimasu, to fly, and mausu, mouse.
Fobby

The Fobby is an enemy in EarthBound, being the more difficult counterpart of the Foppy. They appear on the upper floor of Lumine Hall, and are often found in large groups. They can appear alone, with 4-6 other Fobby, Uncontrollable Spheres, Hyper Spinning Robos and Conducting Spirits. They are capable of using PSI, but begin battle unable to concentrate and thus cannot use PSI for several turns. They are weak to PSI Fire and PSI Freeze, as well as Paralysis and Brainshock.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"While Fobby is one of the weakest foes, he is capable of discharging a deadly Brain Shock attack."
==Gallery==
FobbyClay.png|Clay model of a Fobby.
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Foppy

Foppies are enemies in EarthBound, found in Master Belch's base that frequently attack Ness in swarms. Their stronger counterpart is the Fobby. They begin battles unable to concentrate, thus inhibiting their PSI moves for several turns.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Be prepared to meet a whole mess of these enemies in Master Belch's base. They aren't much of a threat. In fact, most of them won't ever attack you."
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Forest Prayer Sanctuary

The Forest Prayer Sanctuary is a building in Mother 3 between the Cross Road and the Sunshine Forest. It contains a small shrine where villagers from Tazmily offer prayers. Flint is required to visit and offer a prayer in Chapter 1, and it is here that the game first requests the player's name.
The symbol on the shrine resembles a white dragon and a black dragon in a yin-yang formation, which is possibly related to the light or dark nature of the Dark Dragon depending on the heart of the one who pulls its Needles.
Category:Mother 3 locations
Forest of Flames

<onlyinclude>Forest of Flames is a track originating from Mother 3. It is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 24 in the Sound Player. The track plays in Chapter 1 when Flint and company are exploring Sunshine Forest while it is set alight by the Pigmask Army. 
==Trivia==
* This track contains both the "Pigmask" and "Dangerous Bass" leitmotif.
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Forgotten Man

The Forgotten Man is a character in EarthBound Beginnings. He blocks the exit to the Magicant Underground, moaning about how his life is meaningless. If Ninten chooses to forget about him, he will disappear. A resident of Magicant informs of Ninten of a man who everyone had forgotten, implying that he was once well known in Magicant.
In the Japanese version of Mother, if Ninten answers his questions incorrectly, he will be warped back at the entrance of the Magicant Underground.
Forlorn Junk Heap

The Forlorn Junk Heap is a boss in Chapter 5 during the events of Mother 3. It is an old malfunctioned Clayman that was thrown away a long time ago. Its body has apparently combined with various other heaps of junk, hence the name. It enters the battle with a physical shield already active.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A Clayman that has grown lonely. All sorts of garbage and junk have been absorbed into its body."
==Gallery==
ForlornJunkHeap2.png|Forlorn Junk Heap's unused back sprite, seen by hacking.
Foureyes

The Foureyes is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in and its underground area. It is made of four, half-opened eyes. It is another enemy of the eyes family, along with the Watcher, Dadseyes, Momseyes and the Groucho.
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==Gallery==
EBB Foureyes Model.jpg|Clay model of Foureyes.
==Trivia==
*Lloyd's classmates frequently mocked him by calling him Four-eyes, which is a common insult directed to people who wear glasses. The enemy name is likely a reference to Lloyd, or at the very least, a reference to the term.
Frank

Frank (full name: Frank Fly) is an enemy in EarthBound. Frank is in the same group as the Pogo Punks, the Skate Punks, and the Yes Man Juniors, being the leader of the Sharks himself. He meets Ness after said hero enters the game building and defeats the Yes Man Junior in the way. He asks for his name, but doesn't get any answer, and attacks Ness. Frank attacks by saying something nasty and brandishing his knife. After being defeated, Frank becomes tame and sends Frankystein Mark II to attack.
After Ness defeats the robot, Frank calls himself "Failure Frank" and tells Ness about Giant Step. If the player speaks to him with Ness alive after the Sharks stop terrorizing the town of Onett, he will fully heal the party's HP and PP.
After Giygas is defeated, he congratulates Ness on making it back alive and suggests getting together for a drink.
 
In the EarthBound Player's Guide, battle screens depicting Frank display his name as Mr. Frank,EarthBound Player's Guide, p. 21 likely due to the -sama suffix used with his name in Japanese.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Frank thinks he's one tough dude, but if you're fairly experienced, he won't give you much trouble. Be sure you're well-supplied when you face him."
==Gallery==
Clay frank.png|80px|Clay model of Frank Fly.
==Trivia==
*Frank is named after the band Frankie Goes to Hollywood. 
* Frank bears a slight resemblance to Teddy from Earthbound Beginnings
EarthBound Central: Summary of the Shigesato Itoi MOTHER 2 Stream
==References==
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Frankystein Mark II

Frankystein Mark II is a minor boss from EarthBound, encountered directly after fighting Frank, the leader of The Sharks. It only attacks every other turn, generating a burst of steam before each attack and allowing Ness time to heal and prepare for the next attack. Fortunately, Ness will not have to face Frank again in the event he loses to the robot.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"When you defeat Frank, you may think that you've brought peace to Onett. Think again - Frank has a surprise in store for you. It's his robotic buddy, Frankystein."
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
it:Frankystein Mark II
Fresh Egg

The Fresh Egg is a recovery item found in EarthBound and Mother 3. It restores HP to a party member.
==Usage==
===As a recovery item===
When eaten, the Fresh Egg restores 80 HP to the selected party member. The Ketchup packet can be used along with it to enhance the effect.
===Other uses===
If kept in the inventory for several minutes, they will hatch into a Chick (indicated by a chirping noise) which will later grow into a Chicken (indicated by a clucking-like sound), which can be sold for a decent amount of money.
In Mother 3 only, entering a hot spring with a Fresh Egg in the inventory will cause the Fresh Egg to become a Hot Spring Egg.
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound===
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===Gallery===
Fresh egg.jpg|Artwork of the Fresh Egg from Mother 2's strategy guide
FreshEggEB.png|Artwork of the Fresh Eggs from the EarthBound Player's Guide
FreshEgg.png|In-game sprite of the Fresh Egg from Mother 3
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Fresh Milk

The Fresh Milk is an HP restoring recovery item found in Mother 3. They can mostly be obtained from various cows found throught the game, and sometimes purchased from stores.
==Usage==
The Fresh Milk will restore approximately 80 HP when drank. The Fresh Milk cannot remain in the inventory for too long however, as after five minutes it will become Rotten Milk (Japanese: Rotten Mik) which restores only 10 HP. However, if the Rotten Milk is held in the inventory for 30 minutes, it will turn into Yogurt.
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==Gallery==
RottenMilk.png|In-game sprite of the Rotten Milk from Mother 3
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Fresh Mint

The Fresh Mint is a status ailment curing item found in Mother 3. It can be used to cure a party member who is feeling nauseous.
==Usage==
When used on a party member with nausea, the Fresh Mint will cure them of nausea.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Friendly Ghost

Friendly Ghosts are characters in Mother 3, being a friendly variation on Stinky Ghosts. They enjoy eating Rotten Eclairs, or any other moldy, unsavory food, despite it passing right through them.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 2===
Friendly Ghosts reside in Osohe Castle, spending their entire lives partying in one of the upper floors. They all hate the Ghost Knight, leaving a sign thanking the player for defeating him. A ghost on the first floor owns the Ghost Bazaar, which exchanges items for Rotten Eclairs. During the latter half of Chapter 2, which takes place concurrently with Chapter 3, the ghosts are forced into a single room, where they complain about how cramped it is; it is at this point that the Ghost Bazaar is closed down.
===In Chapter 3===
During Chapter 3, the Pigmask Army forces most of the Friendly Ghosts into a single room.
===In Chapter 4===
During Chapter 4, the Friendly Ghosts' party is over, being tired after partying for the last three years. A post on the Tazmily Village Central Message Board is written by a Friendly Ghost, which asks the citizens of Tazmily Village to die quickly because they are slowly losing friends in Osohe Castle.
===In Chapter 7===
In the Chimera Laboratory, trying to enter the ladies' bathroom will display a ghost for a moment, and a ghostly laugh is heard. Each time this is done, another ghost is added, up to a maximum of four ghosts. After the fourth, it resets the amount of ghosts to one.
===In Chapter 8===
Inside the Empire Porky Building, all of the Friendly Ghosts from Osohe Castle can be seen crammed inside a bathroom stall by the Pigmasks.
===Memo ===
These guys come to life almost every night to gather for a "grave" party. Just let them be if you can help it.
Fries

Fries are recurring items found throughout the series. They appear as the French Fries (abbreviated as FrenchFries in-game) in EarthBound Beginnings, the Bag of fries in EarthBound, and the Bag of Big City Fries in Mother 3. All three are HP recovery items.
==Usage==
===In EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound===
Fries can be purchased in Burger shops found throughout the first two games and are primarily useful early in the game to recover a low amount of HP. In EarthBound Beginnings, French Fries heal approximately 20 HP; in EarthBound, the Bag of fries heals approximately 24 HP. The Ketchup packet is the best condiment to use with it.
===In Mother 3===
In Mother 3, the Bag of Big City Fries now heals approximately 70 HP.
==List of fries==
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Frightbot

Frightbots are enemies in Mother 3. They are only found in Saturn Valley, but the Mecha-Porkies in the Empire Porky Building can call them as well. They never attack, mostly telling scary stories, however, sometimes they accidentally tell funny stories too.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A robot programmed to terrorize Mr. Saturns with frightening words. Humans aren't scared, though."
==Gallery==
Frightbot2.png|Frightbot's unused back sprite, seen by hacking.
Frosted Bun

The Frosted Bun is an enemy in Mother 3. It can be found in a specific area in Snowcap Mountain. At first glance, it appears to be a normal snowball. However, when Lucas and co. checks it, it'll attack them and the battle starts. In battle, the Frosted Bun can use PK Freeze and other PSI techniques. As a snow-based enemy, it is weak against fire.
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==Battle Memory description==
"This Snowcap Mountain confection is actually a monster. Tends to melt during heated battles."
Frying pan

Frying pans are equippable items in the games. They are used as weapons primarily in the and second games.
==Usage==
When equipped, frying pans raise the Offense of the holder by a varying amount. They are the signiture weapons used by the female party members, namely Ana and Paula. In Mother 3 only one frying pan is present in the game, as they have been replaced with Gloves which are used as Kumatora's signiture weapon.
==List of frying pans==
===In EarthBound Beginnings===
The frying pans in EarthBound Beginnings are equippable items that only can be used by Ana. There is a total of three different frying pans that can be obtained throughout the game, with varying Offense increasing values.
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====Artwork====
==== Strategy guide illustrations ====
frying pan EBB.jpg|120px|Illustration of the Frying Pan.
nonstick pan EBB.jpg|120px|Illustration of the Non-stick Pan.
iron skillet.jpg|120px|Illustration of the Iron skillet.
==== In Mother 1+2 ====
Frying Pan.png|200px|Art of the Frying Pan from Mother 1+2.
===In EarthBound===
EarthBound introduces more frying pans for a total of eight. They are Paula's primary weapon and can only be utilized by her. All frying pans raise her offense with various values, however one also has additional effects.
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===In Mother 3===
In Mother 3 only one frying pan is present, as their purpose has instead been given to Gloves. Similar to previous games this frying pan is only usable by the female party member Kumatora, however it is not her primary weapon, and due to this, as well as it being fake (implied by the name and in game description), it is not as powerful as gloves.
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==Trivia==
*The only frying pan to appear in Mother 3 is sold at a theater in New Pork City, as a reference to the frying pans from the games before it. Kumatora is the only one able to equip the Fake Frying Pan.
*The Fake Frying Pan has a separate attack sound effect from Kumatora's usual combo sound effects.
Category:Items
Fuel

Fuel is a character in Mother 3. He is Lighter's son and was rescued from his burning house in Sunshine Forest by Flint in Chapter 1. He then becomes a non-playable party member. In battle, Fuel occasionally throws rocks at enemies and cheers on Flint to heal him. 
In the first chapter Fuel is first mentioned when his father tells Flint and Thomas that his son is still trapped on his house. He can be seen on the window of the second floor after the player arrives at the location. After being rescued, they narrowly escape the building as it breaks down due to the fire. Due to the situation, they get all covered in soot, but the incoming rain soon washes it away.
In Chapter 2 he is not seen for most of the chapter, since it takes place at night, but once the party defeats the Oh-So-Snake and makes it out of Osohe Castle, they get washed away, and while Duster is missing, Wess and Kumatora end up in the small lake near Ed's house. When Fuel passes by, he spots them, and then tells his father, who proceeds to take them to Wess' house. Fuel then comments on how they were lucky that he was with his father, because otherwise he would "pretended to not see them."
He appears briefly in Chapter 3, hearing Fassad's speech, but later leaves soon after his father does so.
From Chapter 4 onward, he can be seen most of the time inside Caroline's Bakery, helping her and her daughter with the business. He comments on how Angie keeps looking at him on a weird way, and thinks that maybe she likes him.
Near the end of Chapter 7, when most of the villagers leave to New Pork City, he and his father can be found in front of the Train Station, deciding whether leave, or not leave the village. He tells his father that either decision will be fine, and that whatever happens, happens.
He and his father are among the last people to leave the village.
Near the end of Chapter 8, he and his father, alongside some of the Tazmily villagers, appear on the 100th floor of the Empire Porky Building gathering up for the final event.
==In battle==
Fuel can lend his help to Flint in combat after he is saved from the fire in his house.
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==Gallery==
FuelYoung.png|Fuel's younger appearance.
FuelSooty.png|Fuel covered in soot.
==Trivia==
*Beginning with Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Ness has a palette swap which resembles Fuel.
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