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HAL Laboratory

HAL Laboratory, Inc. is a Japanese is a second-party video game developer. Closely associated with Nintendo, HAL has developed franchises such as Kirby and Super Smash Bros., and was involved during the development of the Mother series. Its current president is Shigefumi Kawase; a role that was once held by Satoru Iwata. HAL Laboratory is currently headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo.
==History==
HAL Laboratory started off making games for the MSX system and the Commodore VIC-20. After financial strain brought on from the development of Metal Slader Glory (1991) for the Famicom, Nintendo offered to rescue HAL from bankruptcy on the condition that HAL employee Satoru Iwata was appointed as its president, which he became between 1993 and 2000. Iwata later became president of Nintendo.
The logo 'Inutamago' was commissioned in 1998 by then HAL Laboratory president, Satoru Iwata. This was handled by Shigesato Itoi who went through many different ideas. He went with the theme of 'an unexpected bond...one that brings the birth of something new' which would lead to the idea of a dog incubating eggs in a nest. The actual design was created by Mr. Akiyama of HAL. The design was indoctrinated by HAL Laboratory in 1998, although the reception at first was lukewarm.
Category:Companies
Category: Real Life
HP-sucker

The HP-Sucker refers to the HP-Sucker (Japanese: Sucker Machine) and its improved form the Hungry HP-Sucker (Japanese: Super Sucker) in EarthBound. They are reusable battle items only usable by Jeff.
==Usage==
When Jeff uses the HP-Sucker, it absorbs HP from a single enemy. It sucks 1/8th of the target's max HP +/- 50%, and has a luck/80 chance to fail.
The Hungry HP-Sucker absorbs HP from all enemies, with the same damage and miss calculations as previous model.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Battle items
Hamburger

Hamburgers are recurring items found throughout the series. There are several different types of hamburgers found accross the series. They are HP restoring recovery items.
==Usage==
===In EarthBound Beginnings===
Hamburgers debuted in EarthBound Beginnings with the standard Hamburger. They restore about 50 HP and can be purchased from the Burger shops found in most cities.
===In EarthBound===
Hamburgers return in EarthBound. In addition to the basic Hamburger, which still heals 50 HP, there are two stronger versions with better HP restoring capabilities, the Double burger and Mammoth burger which heal about 95 and 200 HP respectively.
===In Mother 3===
Two hamburgers are present in Mother 3: the Big City Burger which heals 100 HP, and the King Burger which heals 280 HP. 
==List of hamburgers==
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==Gallery==
HamburgerEncyclopedia.png|Artwork of the Hamburger from Encyclopedia Mother
Handbag strap

The Handbag Strap is a consumable battle item in EarthBound.
==Usage==
When used in battle, it attacks an enemy for 100-defense damage with a 100% chance to bind the enemy if it hits. Chance to miss is (((Enemyspeed x 2) - attackerspeed)/250). If the target has 100 or greater defense, has no effect.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Battle items
Handsome Tom

Handsome Tom is an enemy in EarthBound found throughout haunted Threed. Its sprite is similar to that of the Smilin' Sam. 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Handsome is as handsome does, but Handsome Tom doesn't do anything handsome at all. This animated puppet will try to string you up, but he doesn't have the power."
Happy Box

Happy Boxes are an important plot element in Mother 3, sold and created by the Pigmask Army.
==In Mother 3==
Happy Boxes are first seen in Chapter 3, advertised by Salsa under the control of Fassad. Happy Boxes are implied to be brainwashing devices, hypnotizing people to buy consumer goods from New Pork City, and also leading to the modernization of Tazmily Village. The villagers in Tazmily Village were skeptical at first, and only three were sold, to Abbot and Abbey, Biff, and Isaac, respectively. Three years later in Chapter 4, it is shown that nearly everyone in the village owns a Happy Box, excluding a select few. Lightning often strikes the homes of anyone who does not own a Happy Box, namely Flint's family, Alec, and Reggie.
Despite their similar appearance to televisions, they are not actually displaying anything, and they were redesigned multiple times to make them less resemble televisions.Nindori.com interview with Shigesato Itoi, translated
===Memo ===
"It is said that just by putting one of these suspicious-looking boxes in the corner of a room, one can achieve happiness. By Fassad's demand, Salsa was forced to distribute them."
==Gallery==
File:HappyBoxBox.png|A package containing a Happy Box.
File:E64 Salsa Carry.jpg|Salsa carrying a Happy Box, as it would have appeared in EarthBound 64.
==References==
category:Mother 3 items
Happy Happyism

Happy Happyism is a cult in EarthBound. Led by Mr. Carpainter, the cultists, known as Happy-Happyists, dress in the color blue, and are brainwashed to paint everything possible blue. Their headquarters are located in Happy Happy Village, and their actions do not make it far past there.
==History==
Happy Happyism was created in Happy Happy Village by a man named Carpainter, who had claimed to have found enlightenment, but it is later revealed he had been brainwashed by the evil of the Mani-Mani Statue. His followers painted the town blue, and kidnapped a girl with psychic powers from Twoson named Paula, locking her up in a cabin in Peaceful Rest Valley. After sending a message using Telepathy, she contacted a boy named Ness to rescue her. Ness was able to defeat Carpainter with the help of the Franklin Badge he was given by Paula, which reflects Carpainter's lightning strikes. After being defeated, Mr. Carpainter came to his senses and disbanded the Happy Happyists.
Category:EarthBound
Harbor

The Harbor is a location in EarthBound Beginnings, being located north of Ellay. It consists of one platform that stretches out towards the sea, and other platform segments that are placed alongside the coastline. A fisherman can be found on the furthermost point of the platform that lies a distance out in the water. When spoken to, he tells Ninten that he could listen to some of his fishing stories if he would like to, which leads to a short cutscene where Ninten's party's stats get fully healed. The fisherman then greets them good morning, and says that it would be nice if they could visit him again sometime, as he then wouldn't be quite as lonely; which likely implies that the party fell asleep during his story telling. Another harbor-like area can be found north of the Look-Out Tower.
Hard Crocodile

Hard Crocodiles are enemies in EarthBound. They are a more powerful version of the Plain Crocodile and Strong Crocodile. Unlike its earlier counterparts, they are very susceptible to PSI Fire.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Hard crocs hide in the thick undergrowth of the Deep Darkness. They're quicker than you might think, so beware their bites."
Hat

:"Hat" links here. For the key item in EarthBound Beginnings, see .
Hats are equippable defensive items in EarthBound and Mother 3.
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===Gallery===
HardHatEB.png|Artwork of a from EarthBound.
BaseballCapArtwork.png|Artwork of a Baseball cap from EarthBound.
==In Mother 3==
Hats are primarily used by Lucas, Boney, and Salsa.
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Category:Hats_and_ribbons
Hat (EarthBound Beginnings)

This article is about the key item referred to as "Hat" in EarthBound Beginnings. For the armor of the same name found in EarthBound and Mother 3, see Hat
The Hat is a key item found in EarthBound Beginnings. The hat belongs to the girl named Ana, one of Ninten's traveling companions. It is received by an old woman, who is present at the Reindeer Station. She will ask Ninten if he is heading for Snowman when spoken to, as she believes that the hat she has found is the property of a girl there. She will then give him the hat and exit the station.
==Usage==
The hat belongs to Ana who lives in Snowman. Upon being given the hat, she reveals she saw Ninten in a dream and will join him on his adventure. Ana can be seen wearing it on her overworld sprite after reclaiming it.
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==Artwork==
Hat.jpg|100px|Artwork of the Hat from Mother's strategy guide.
Category:Key items
Category:Hats_and_ribbons
Hawk eye

The Hawk eye is a key item in EarthBound found inside of the Pyramid in Scaraba. It allows the holder to be able to see in Deep Darkness.
==Usage==
When used in Deep Darkness, it allows the party to see in the Deep Darkness, where without it, it is completely dark. Removing it from its platform removes the enemies from the Pyramid. After it is taken, newspapers around the world claim thieves broke into the pyramid.
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==Gallery==
HawkEyeEB.png|Artwork of the Hawk eye from the EarthBound Player's Guide
Hawk eye.jpg|Artwork of the Hawk eye from the Mother 2 strategy guide
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Key items
Healer

Healers are a type of helpful NPC in EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound. They can heal certain status ailments, such as being turned to stone, mushroomized, diamondized, numbness or being possessed. While usually they charge money, they will pay 50 to take the mushroom from atop of a character's head. In EarthBound Beginnings, they can also restore Ninten or Ana's PP, and their houses generally contain black Telephones from which the game can be saved free of charge. In EarthBound, they work for the magic healing shrine."Hello... and you are...? Say, have you ever suffered from some type of sickness or condition that you couldn't get cured at a hospital? If you're ever stuck with these types of embarrassing conditions, we of the magic healing shrine are here to ease your pain. We're ready and waiting... in the lobby of hospitals all over the world. The person next to me is the great teacher of magic healing." - NPC
==In Mother 3==
Memo text implies they were originally intended to reappear in Mother 3, inside the Item Guy's cart. Unused sprites of a man's eyes peering from the tent may have been intended for this purpose; however, it was likely deemed unnecessary due to hot springs restoring status ailments.
===Memo ===
"The man who lives in the Item Guy's tent with him. When your body feels strange, one miracle from him will leave you feeling refreshed."
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Healing

Healing is a PSI technique, introduced in Mother. It heals various status ailments. In Mother, each Healing technique heals a different status ailment. Starting from Earthbound however, the effects will stack from the previous tier. 
Higher levels of this skill can be used to revive a fallen party member. Thus using the PSI near a place that lets you sleep for free can provide free revival. The same concept applies to using cheap PSI restoring items.
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Lucas learns Healing α when he realizes his psychic abilities in Chapter 4.
Heftyhead

The Heftyhead is an enemy in Mother 3. It is extremely weak to Brainshock. It has a chance to drop one of Lucas's best weapons, the Mystical Stick.
While the Battle Memory says it is crammed with knowledge, it can't answer any of the Trivia Cards.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Its head is crammed with knowledge, such as insect and flower names and how much certain things cost."
Hermit Crab Shell

The Hermit Crab Shell is an item found in Mother 3. It was lost by a hermit crab who lives in the Sea Floor Dungeon
==Usage==
If the Hermit Crab Shell is returned to the hermit crab who lost it, it will give 1,000 DP as thanks. Otherwise, it can be sold for 300 DP.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Miscellaneous items
Hieroglyph copy

The Hieroglyph copy is an item in EarthBound. The item is a copy of the hieroglyphs found in the Scaraba Cultural Museum in Summers.
==Usage==
The Hieroglyph copy is obtained in the Scaraba Cultural Museum from the museum's curator after inspecting the true hieroglyph, which is in an exhibit not available to the public. It teaches Ness's party the dance required to enter the pyramid in Scaraba. The item itself is not required to progress, as it is simply used as a convenient reminder for the player should they forget the dance.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Miscellaneous items
High-class UFO

High-class UFO is a type of enemy in EarthBound. It resembles a small, pink UFO with eyes. They appear in Scaraba and are capable of using PSI abilities.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"High Class UFOs are pert and pink, but they also attack with annoying speed and accuracy. You won't think they're so cute when they strike."
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Hinawa

Hinawa is Flint's wife, and the mother of Lucas and Claus. She is a sweet young woman living in Tazmily Village, and first appears in the prologue of Mother 3. Hinawa is a very loving and motherly person, close to many of the villagers of Tazmily. She enjoys cooking homemade foods and loves flowers, especially sunflowers and Tazmily gerberas.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 1===
In Chapter 1, she gets lost with her children in the mountains on the way back from their vacation. Wandering around in the fire and later the rain, Hinawa ends up getting attacked by a reconstructed Drago, and is killed by it. The townspeople hold a funeral for her, and Nippolyte builds a grave on the eastern side of the Sunset Cemetery, next to a patch of sunflowers. Flint becomes obsessed with his wife's death, and frequently visits her grave, often placing flowers there.
Hinawa's death causes much shock and sadness to the village. Claus goes as far as to avenge her, and runs away to with one of his father's knives to fight the Drago that killed her. Lucas becomes even more shut in than usual, staying inside the house for days on end and rarely talking to anyone. Many of the other townspeople who were close to her mourn her loss.
===In Chapter 4===
At Hinawa's grave, Flint can be found paying his respects, and asks Lucas to do the same. While Lucas is deep in thought with memories of her and the family being together, Flint leaves.
===In Chapter 6===
Lucas and Boney are guided through the Sunflower Fields near Tazmily Village by an apparition of Hinawa. Leading them off a cliff, the two land safely in a pile of brush near the Old Man's Paradise that was set up by Alec. Alec then claims he saw Hinawa in a dream and was told to pile them in that exact spot.
===In Chapter 7===
Boney drags Lucas to Hinawa's grave, where Nippolyte is found paying his respects. He reflects on Flint's obsessive nature, visiting Hinawa's grave and searching for Claus, and gives Lucas the Courage Badge in Flint's stead.
===In Chapter 8===
During the final fight with the Masked Man, then revealed to be Claus, Hinawa's voice scolds Lucas and Claus for fighting and begs Claus to come to his senses and join her. With Hinawa's words eventually coming through to him, the Masked Man removes his mask, and sends one more intense burst of lightning too powerful for him to withstand, ending his life and leaving the final Needle to Lucas.
==In the series==
Hinawa has a in Super Smash Bros. Brawl which can be used by Lucas and Ness. When applied, it increases their resistance to normal attacks by 4.
Hinawa also appears as a Spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. She is a Support Spirit which grants the player critical immunity. In her Spirit Battle she is represented by a purple puppet fighter with a blue and orange Lucas as allies (referencing her twin sons Lucas and Claus), with Zelda having an easy launch condition.
==Gallery==
E64 Twins and Hinawa.jpg|Hinawa with her sons, as they would have appeared in EarthBound 64
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Hint Shop

The Hint Shop (also referred to as the Hint Stand, in Japanese) is a shop in EarthBound, selling information to aid the player in the game. It is owned by the Eagleland Hint Union,"Aren't you stuck? If you want a hint, come and get it! Eagleland Hint Union" - Sign which posts signs advertising it in various places. Upon finishing the game, the owner of the shop claims they are going out of business."Well, I want to thank you for all the times that you used the hint shop. It's been a while since I first saw you... This is my final day in business." - Hint Shop's owner Upon speaking to the shop owner, the Hint Shop's location for that town is marked on the map.
There are a total of six Hint Shops in the game, with the price varying depending on the location: 35 for Onett, 50 for Twoson, 60 for Threed, 75 for Fourside, 150 for Summers and 100 for Scaraba. The hint recieved depends on the point in the game the player is at, rather than the location of the Hint Shop itself. For example, if the player has reached Fourside, but they purchase a hint in Onett, the hint will be the same as if it was purchased in Fourside.
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Hippie Battle

Hippie Battle is the common name given to one of the battle themes present in EarthBound Beginnings composed by Hirokazu Tanaka. The song is officially referred to as Battle Theme 2 in the Mother Music Revisited Deluxe Disc 2 album.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_the_Mother_series#Mother
The song uses synthesized instruments to give out a rock and roll feel to it. It is used during fights against certain human enemies, most notably The Hippie (hence the song its popular name), and vehicular enemies. In EarthBound the song was remixed and commonly known as Franky. Both songs have been known for their similarities to the song .
==Enemy list==
The following enemies use Hippie Battle as their battle theme:
*The Hippie
*Mad Car
*Mad Truck
*Psycho Car
*Psycho Truck
*ManiacTruck
*B.B. Gang
==Bosses==
*B.B.'s Boss
==References==
==See also==
*Franky
*List of EarthBound Beginnings enemies by battle song
 
Category:Music
Hippo Launcher

Hippo Launchers are enemies in Mother 3, encountered in the Hippo Pool in the Empire Porky Building. They can also be seen earlier in the Chimera Laboratory, where a researcher boasts it is his greatest invention yet. Hippo Launchers have higher HP when they are encountered in the water, though they also have a larger DP gain. They have a 3% chance of dropping the best defensive charm, the Thud Charm.
According to signs placed around the Hippo Pool, Hippo Launchers are popular, and studies are being done to create household pet versions of them.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A special Chimera created for Porky's birthday. Production expenses were astronomical."
Hirokazu Tanaka

Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka is the current president of Creatures Inc. He was born on December 13, 1957. He composed some of the music of the two games of the Mother series, along with several other Nintendo games and franchises.
==Selected notable works==
*Donkey Kong Jr.
*Metroid
*Kid Icarus
*Super Mario Land
*Game Boy Camera
*Many tracks for the Pokémon anime
Category:Real Life
Category:People
Homely Yado Inn

<onlyinclude>Homely Yado Inn is the name of track originating from Mother 3. It is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 34 in the Sound Player. It Plays while Flint/Duster/Salsa and company explore the Yado Inn during the first 3 chapters of the game. From Chapter 4 onwards, this track is replaced by "Hotel Yado" to reflect the transformation that Tazmily Village and the Yado Inn go through during the 3 year timeskip. 
==Trivia==
*This track shares a leitmotif with the tracks, "Girl's Room" and "Beachcombing".
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Honey Shower

The Honey Shower is a battle item found in Mother 3.
==Usage==
When used in battle, the Honey Shower drenches the enemy in honey, summoning a swarm of bees which attacks an enemy with an 8 hit combo. On rare occasions, it may summon a bear which inflicts massive damage.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Battle items
Horn of life

The Horn of Life is a single use recovery item found in EarthBound. It revives an unconscious party member.
==Usage==
When used on an unconscious party member, the Horn of life revives them at 25% of their maximum HP. Alternatively, it can also be used to cure any status ailment excluding loss of concentration, homesickness, Mushroomization, possession and solidification.
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Horn of life.jpg|Artwork of the Horn of life from the Mother 2 strategy guide
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Hospital

A hospital is a building that can be found in most towns in EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound, and was replaced by hot springs in Mother 3. Status ailments, such as being knocked unconscious, can be restored here.
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
The nurse standing at the front desk can be spoken to in order to revive an unconscious party member, while the doctor in the back room can heal characters who have caught a damaging status ailment, those being a cold or poison. Hospitals can be found in each town, including in Magicant, with the exceptions being Snowman and Youngtown. Hospitals in later towns will charge a higher treatment fee. There are three hospitals with unique attributes:
*Magicant's hospital can heal any character's status condition (including unconsciousness) for free.
*The doctor in Merrysville's hospital will charge half the player's current amount of money rounded down. Due to this, if the player is currently holding 1 or 0 he will heal for free. It is unclear if this is an oversight or intentional.
*Only a doctor is present in Spookane's hospital.
==In EarthBound==
Hospitals function the same as the previously did. The doctor can now also cure sunstroke as it is a damaging status ailment. Additionally a Healer can be found standing in the lobby of every hospital in the game who will restore feeling to numb characters, cure mushroomization, remove diamondization, and remove a possessed character's ghost for a small fee.
Category:Locations
Category:EarthBound Beginnings locations
Category:EarthBound locations
Category:Game mechanics
Hostile Elder Oak

The Hostile Elder Oak is an enemy in EarthBound. It appears in Deep Darkness and is a tougher version of the Territorial Oak. It bursts into flames once defeated, and can be fought together with a Demonic Petunia.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The walking woodwork with purple leaves certainly is hostile. Not one to stay rooted in one place, it will track you down to attack."
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Hot Dog Sushi

The Hot Dog Sushi is an HP restoring recovery item found in Mother 3. It is a "chimera" created from a hot dog and sushi.
==Usage==
When eaten by a party member, the Hot Dog Sushi will replenish approximately 120 HP.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Hot Spring Egg

The Hot Spring Egg is an HP restoring recovery item found in Mother 3. It is a sunny side-up made from using a hot spring while carrying a Fresh Egg.
==Usage==
When eaten by a party member, the Hot Spring Egg will replenish approximately 100 HP.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items