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Mini Barf

The Mini Barf is a minor boss found in EarthBound, encountered when traveling from Northern Threed to Grapefruit Falls. It is similar to the Slimy Little Pile and Even Slimier Little Pile enemies. He has more HP than the Slimy Little Pile and the Even Slimier Little Pile. He is a boss that is encountered when Ness and company try to get to Grapefruit Falls. 
 "Gyork! Gyork! Since you had the Fly Honey, I considered you a friend. But actually you're just a commoner! I am the mortal enemy of your kind!" 
- Mini Barf before battle if you have the Fly Honey 
 
 "Gyork! Gyork! Hey you, commoner! You there wandering around without any "Fly Honey"... I am the mortal enemy of your kind." 
- Mini Barf before battle if you do not have the Fly Honey.
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Miracle Fassad

Miracle Fassad is a boss in Chapter 8 of Mother 3. The most dangerous form of Fassad and upgraded since his appearance as New Fassad. When his health drops to a certain level, his heart fills with hatred. Most of his horns break down, reverting him to his New Fassad sprite. Then, he is able to use multiple PSI attacks: PK Freeze Ω, PK Thunder Ω, Brainshock Ω, Offense Down Ω, Defense Up α, PSI Shield α and ultimately PK Starstorm. He is fought after talking to Leder in the sewers below New Pork City.
===Normal attacks===
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===Attacks (horns broken off)===
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==Battle Memory description==
"Miraculously enough, Fassad has attained an even more powerful form. He may look funny, but he means serious business."
==Strategy==
*Begin by raising the party's stats with Lucas, lowering Miracle Fassad's with Kumatora, and attempting to make him cry with Smoke Bombs.
*Use PK Thunder on Miracle Fassad until his horns break.
*Use PSI Shields to block PK Starstorm from obliterating you, while using PSI of your own, and put Fassad in his place.
*If all else fails, you can attempt to tank for survival against Miracle Fassad's second form, allowing him to drain his PP. Once he runs out, continually bash him with any available party members.
Mischievous Blues

Mischievous Blues is a battle theme that appears in Mother 3 appearing as the 42nd song in the Sound Player. The song is mostly used when fighting some of the game's more sillier enemies, such as the Big Spud Bug. It and its alternate variant, More Mischievous Blues, are among the most common battle themes in the game, as well as the song used the most when fighting unused enemies in Mother 3.
This song is unique as it is actually the harder version to combo, unlike other songs where the alternate version is intended to be harder, as the song's beat speeds up at 0:22 while More Mischievous Blues stays at a consistant speed. The two songs have often been compared to which is believed to be the inspiration of the song.
==Enemy list==
The following enemies use Mischievous Blues as their battle theme:
*Mischievous Mole
*Big Spud Bug
*Strawberry Slime
*Dogfish
*Bright Smile
*Zombieshroom
*Men's Room Sign
==See also==
*More Mischievous Blues
*List of Mother 3 enemies by battle song
 
Category:Music
Mischievous Mole

The Mischievous Mole is an enemy in Mother 3. It is a brown mole with blue hands and feet. In some regions, the males are referred to as Naughty Moles.
Tougher variations are the Reconstructed Mole and the Mecha-Mole!.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A mischievous prankster. In some regions, the males are referred to as Naughty Moles."
Mislay Triangle

The Mislay Triangle is an optional location in EarthBound Beginnings, which lies to the north of Reindeer. A man who is rumored to haven't had a single cold in 300 years lives in a building there.
==Layout==
The Mislay Triangle is accessed from an opening north of Reindeer and west of the train tracks. A large building is located in the center on the hilltop where an old man lives. East of the building is a slope which leads to a path that loops around the hill the building is on in a counterclockwise direction. At the end is a sign where the old man's dentures are found.
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
When Ninten meets the old man for the first time, he talks incomprehensively. However, beneath a sign, which can be reached by walking counterclockwise around the building, his dentures can be found, and must be returned to him in order to make him able to speak coherently again. He will reward Ninten by telling him the secret to his immunity to colds, which is revealed to be thanks to the use of Mouthwash. He then fills the remaining space of Ninten's and his friends' inventories with Mouthwash for free. A young boy, who also resides in the building, will from that point and on sell Mouthwash for $10 each.
==Items==
===Shops===
==Trivia==
*Obtaining Mouthwash from here and selling it can be used as an effective way to earn money, as the boy only charges $10 for one and Mouthwash can be sold for $87 each in most stores.
Miss Fake

Miss Fake is a character in EarthBound who owns the Topolla Theater in Fourside, where she resides in a room in the western portion of the theater. She forces the Runaway Five to work at the theater in order for them pay off their debt of $1,000,000. According to Gorgeous, she put them into a wrongful contract. After Ness has defeated the five big moles, which interfere with the excavation of the Gold Mine, he will be rewarded with a Diamond. When shown to Miss Fake, she will accept the Diamond as a repayment for the debt, and rip the Runaway Five's contract, while stating that Ness should consider himself lucky, as the Diamond would be worth $50 at its max; this is however a lie, as she thereafter can be seen thrilled about the high amount of money she has made.
Mixolydia

Mixolydia, or alternatively Missy (Japanese: Missy), as they request as their nickname, is one of the seven Magypsies in Mother 3. They first appear in Chapter 1 and are typically the fifth to have their Needle pulled in Chapter 7. They are named after the Mixolydian mode of music.
==Personality==
They are shown to not care about humans very much, as when Flint goes to Aeolia's house to ask them about Claus, Mixolydia tells him that the Magypsies should not concern themselves with the comparatively short lives of humans.
==History==
Mixolydia has been guarding the Needle hidden away on Tanetane Island for thousands of years. They have placed enchanted clay-like figures, the Barrier Trio, to further protect the Needle until the time for it to be pulled has come. Mixolydia also lives on the island with their octopus friend, Ocho.
They are first encountered by Flint in Chapter 1 at Aeolia's party. When Flint asks Aeolia if his son, Claus, had visited on his way to the Drago Plateau, Mixolydia briefly states that the Magypsies should not concern themselves with the lives of humans. They otherwise play a very small role at this time.
In Chapter 7, Lucas comes to visit Mixolydia on Tanetane Island to pull their Needle. On the way there, Lucas and his party eat hallucinogenic mushrooms as a last resort for energy, and Mixolydia assists in ridding them of the illusions. Mixolydia then opens up the gates leading to the top of the hill where the Needle is located and allows Lucas to pull it. After Lucas defeats the Barrier Trio, the Masked Man flies in at the last moment and hits everyone in his party with a powerful bolt of lightning, knocking them out. He then successfully pulls the Needle and leaves the scene. Afterwards, Mixolydia, in the middle of disappearing, finds Lucas unconscious on the ground (and tells him to meet Ionia on Mt. Oriander if their Needle is the fifth one pulled). Before disappearing, they give Lucas their memento.
Mobile Grave

Mobile Graves are enemies in Mother 3. They are very weak to crying and bombs. They attack by falling on top of characters. They are found at the Sunset Cemetery at night, and can only be fought in the night sections of Chapter 2 and 3
They can deal heavy damage when first encountered, but usually waste turns instead of attacking.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Wouldn't it be easier to visit a grave if the grave came to you? No, wait, it would just be creepy."
Mobile Sprout

Mobile Sprout is an enemy in EarthBound. They are not very dangerous enemies although they are capable of using PSI Magnet to drain the target of PP. They are also capable of sprouting more Mobile Sprouts. When defeated, they stop moving. They also have a tougher counterpart in the form of the Tough Mobile Sprout.
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== In the Super Smash Bros series ==
The Mobile Sprout cameos on the stage of Super Smash Bros for 3DS and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. It serves the function of a moving platform.
==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The Mobile Sprouts spring up suddenly, and they can grow new sprouts to help them in battle. They often attack in pesky packs."
==Gallery==
Clay msprout.png|Clay model of a Mobile Sprout.
Mole Cricket

Mole Crickets are recurring characters in Mother 3.
==In Mother 3==
A Mole Cricket first appears in the prologue, after Lucas and Claus play with the Dragos. This Mole Cricket serves as the first battle in the game, and upon defeat, Hinawa accidentally steps on it, although it is shown later that he has recovered from his injuries since then. In Chapter 7, the same Mole Cricket appears again, with the exact same stats as its first appearance. After being trounced, the party befriends the Mole Cricket, and afterwards, Lucas travels through the Mole Cricket Hole to get to Snowcap Mountain, and befriends the rest of the mole cricket tribe on the way. From this point on, he will also encounter various mole cricket shops, selling various items and equipment, including their exclusive and astoundingly sincere Sincerity Dumplings.
Lucas has a fully functional pre-timeskip game over screen that can only ever be seen in game by dying to Mole Cricket in the Prologue.
A green Mole Cricket in the Mole Cricket Hole functions as a Save Frog, claiming to be the only green Save Mole Cricket in the whole world, stating that the Save Frogs gave it permission to do so.
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===Battle Memory description===
"Friend or foe? Even when flat broke and stepped on, this imitable bug is always optimistic."
===Memo ===
"It's alive. It's your friend."
==Gallery==
File:E64 That.jpg|The Mole Cricket, as it would have appeared in EarthBound 64.
Category:Species
Category:Mother 3 characters
Mole Cricket Brother

The Mole Cricket Brother is an item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 7. He assists Lucas's party should they get lost in the Mole Cricket Hole.
==Usage==
After defeating the Mole Cricket once more in the Mole Cricket Hole, he calls his younger brother to help Lucas's party if they get lost on the way to Snowcap Mountain. The Mole Cricket Brother will take Lucas's party to the starting point similarly to the Exit mouse. He cannot stand sunlight, however, and will leave the inventory if the party leaves from either exit.
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==Overworld sprite==
MoleCricketOverworld.png|The Mole Cricket Brother's overworld sprite.
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Key items
Mole Cricket Hole

The Mole Cricket Hole is a location in Mother 3. Lucas and his party go here in Chapter 7 during their search for the Seven Needles. The Mole Cricket Hole is the only path to Snowcap Mountain in the game. The easiest way to get through the giant maze is to take a turn at every possible chance.
The purple coloring of the floors in the Mole Cricket Hole is very similar to that of the first section of Stonehenge Base in EarthBound.
==History==
The Mole Cricket Hole is first referenced in the prologue by the Mole Cricket after being defeated. He challenges Lucas and Claus to a battle a the Great Mole Cricket Stadium. Three years later, after pulling the Needle of Murasaki Forest, the Mole Cricket is met again by Lucas and company, and decides to once again challenge him in battle. The mole cricket then brings Lucas to the Mole Cricket Hole to meet the Mole Cricket Elder and battle. After loss, he accepts defeat and asks him to take along his brother for help. They then go through the maze, and go onto Snowcap Mountain to pull the next Needle.
===Memo ===
==Shops and Businesses==
===Mole Cricket's shop===
==Items==
==Enemies==
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==Gallery==
Mole Cricket Hole complete.png|The Mole Cricket Hole
Category:Mother 3 locations
Mole Playing Rough

Mole Playing Rough is a type of enemy in EarthBound, depicted as a mole with squinted eyes. They are found in several places, most notably in Lilliput Steps, the second sanctuary in the game. They can size up situations, making them feel strange. They can also scratch with their claws.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The Moles Playing Rough generally hang around in caves, where their vision is an advantage. Attack them aggressively."
==Trivia==
* Earthbound spawns enemies using spawn boxes that have a certain percentage chance to spawn the enemies listed inside of them. In the Desert, Deep Darkness and in Summers, there are 3 unique enemy boxes containing a 100% chance of spawning a Mole Playing Rough. See Game Over Glitch for a full explanation.
Molokheiya soup

The Molokheiya soup is a recovery item found in EarthBound. The soup is made from molokheiya, a summer vegetable native to Scaraba.
==Usage==
When consumed by a party member, the Molokheiya soup will restore approximately 80 HP.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Mom's Hometown

<onlyinclude>Mom's Hometown is a track from Mother 3. It plays when the player first leaves Alec's Log House and is walking around Mt. Oriander during the prologue. Much like the rest of the game's soundtrack it is produced and composed by Shogo Sakai. The track is a variation of the Love Theme with a more happy and lively tone. 
==Trivia==
*This is the first time any version of the Love Theme can be heard by the player.
*This is one of the two songs that is remixed in Super Smash Bros. Brawl's "Mother 3 Love Theme".
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Momseyes

The Momseyes is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in and its underground area. This enemy is capable of doing a continuous attack that attacks one party member two times in a row. 
Most often, Momseyes appears in a group of enemies, alongside with one Dadseyes and one Watcher. It is normally the strongest enemy in this group, and will typically inflict the most damage over the course of the battle. Dadseyes is able to inflict more damage per attack if it flies into a rage, however.
Momseyes, Dadseyes, Watcher, Foureyes, and Groucho are clearly related in some way based on their nearly identical appearance, shared location, and very similar Japanese names. However, this relation is never explicitly revealed. The existence of a seemingly disembodied pair eyes acting on its own is never revealed either. All of these enemies are only seen in the bizarre land of .
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==Gallery==
EBB Momseyes Model.jpg|Clay model of a Momseyes.
Mondo Mole

Mondo Mole is the Sanctuary Boss that guards Lilliput Steps, the second Your Sanctuary location in EarthBound. Mondo Mole's powerful attacks and support PSI can make it a difficult boss to defeat. However, Mondo Mole is extremely vulnerable to Paralysis and PSI Flash; since it can only damage the party with physical attacks, it is greatly weakened if it is paralyzed or starts crying uncontrollably. After its defeat, Ness can enter Lilliput Steps and record the second piece of the melody on his Sound Stone.
The five Guardian Diggers are a sprite recolor of the Mondo Mole.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"You've met other moles while wandering in the caves, but you've never seen one this big or brutal. Use Psi power to both attack and heal, and try to keep Paula in the pink until the end of the skirmish. It might take a couple tries to topple him."
===Gallery===
Clay Mondo Mole.png|Clay model of the Mondo Mole.
Category:Sanctuary Bosses
Monkalrus

A Monkalrus is an enemy in Mother 3. They have a chance of dropping one of Kumatora's best weapons, the Mystical Gloves. They can appear as an Eerie Smile while Lucas is under the effect of the Energizing Mushrooms. They can use fleas and powerful physical attacks. They are extremely weak to both PK Fire and Hypnosis.
As an Eerie Smile, the Monkalrus uses , where it otherwise uses .
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==Battle Memory description==
"Lets out a sad howl when it meets the Batangutan with its head on it. Occasionally picks fights, too."
===Gallery===
Monkalrus EB64.png|A Monkalrus as it would have appeared in EarthBound 64
Monkey's Delivery Service

<onlyinclude>Monkey's Delivery Service is the name of a track present in Mother 3. The track was produced by the game's composer, Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 109 in the sound player. This track is played during Chapter 3 while Salsa is ordered by Fassad to deliver happy boxes to Isaac, Biff and Abbey/Abbott. 
The track is also present in the album, Mother 3i also produced by Shogo Sakai. "Monkey's Delivery Service" is the fourth track contained within "Funky Monkey Dance". The tracks, "Monkey's Love Song", "Open Sesame Tofu" and "Open Sesame Oil" are also contained within "Funky Monkey Dance". 
==Trivia==
*The track contains a very somber version of the melody heard in the unused track, "Tazmily Village" from the cancelled title, EarthBound 64.
** In regards to his album, Mother 3i, Shogo Sakai stated this about Monkey's Delivery Service (This is a rough translation sourced from Mother Foreverhttps://mother4ever.net/mother3i/) - "This piece utilizes a compositional structure called a fugue. You could imagine it as a round chorus like “♪ I can hear the frogs singing… ♪”. The oboe sings the melody, the flute follows, and the clarinet follows after that. Salsa can walk alone at this point. The melody should be free, but it is always being followed by something. That’s the feeling I tried to express with the fugue."
==References==
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Monkey's love

The Monkey's love is a reusable battle item in EarthBound. It is received from teaching Teleport to a monkey in Deep Darkness.
==Usage==
When used in battle, it causes a monkey to appear and pin down the enemy, solidifying it for one turn. Its hit rate is luck/80. It can be used an unlimited number of times.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Battle items
Monkey Cave

:For the similar monkey-inhabited cave-like location in EarthBound Beginnings, see Ruins of Desert.
The Monkey Cave (, The Hole of Tarai Jab) can be found in EarthBound's Dusty Dunes Desert. It is home to many monkeys and a wise man named Talah Rama, and it is here where Ness learns the PSI technique of Teleport α.
Progressing through the caves require giving items to the monkeys which inhabit the cave, most of which can be found within the cave itself. The only items needed from the start are a Skip sandwich, Picnic lunch and the Pencil eraser. A simple method through the caves is to give a Skip sandwich to the monkey in the first room, then a Protein drink to the monkey from there, and a Ruler to the upcoming female monkey, which will give access to a King banana. Then returning to the cave where the Protein drink was given, giving a Pizza to the monkey beside it, then finally giving the King banana to Man K. Man will open the way to Talah Rama.
==History==
After Ness and Jeff defeat the Mani-Mani Statue in Moonside, Ness gets a call from Apple Kid saying that he had a new invention shipped to them through the Escargo Express "neglected class". After seeing the delivery man, he informs the two that he left the package in a cave in the desert. Ness and Jeff find the cave and enter; inside, they find many monkeys who are blocking the various tunnel entrances. In exchange for permission to move deeper into the cave, the monkeys ask for an array of items like Pizzas and Wet Towels, most of which can be found inside the cave. At the end, they find Talah Rama, who gives them Apple Kid's invention, the Yogurt Dispenser. He then asks a monkey to teach Ness how to Teleport.
== Items ==
Note: most of these items must be given away in order to advance further into the cave
== Enemies ==
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==Maps==
Monkey caves inside.png|Guide provided by Starmen.net
==Trivia==
*One of the monkeys will ask for a Protein drink, and if refused to be given one will ask "Is it because I'm a kid?". In the Japanese version the item is named the Adult Drink and this line of dialog was likely written before the item was renamed, but went unnoticed afterwards.
* The monkeys that ask for a Hamburger, Pizza, or Skip sandwich will also accept a Double burger, Large pizza, or Skip sandwich DX, respectively.
* Enemies found here will always attempt to run away from the party on the overworld, regardless of levels.
Category:EarthBound locations
Monkey Tricks

Monkey Tricks are a set of battle abilities unique to Salsa in Mother 3. Some Monkey Tricks will attempt to inflict a Status ailment on the enemy. These tricks have a base success rate which gets modified by an enemy's base resistance; these stats interact according to the formula Actual Success Rate = (Base Success Rate) x (Enemy Weakness) / 100. For example, Apologize has a base success rate of 100, and a Sand Lizard has an Apologize weakness of 50. Apologize will therefore succeed against a Sand Lizard 50% of the time.
*Apologize: Can solidify an enemy (shown as Salsa's feelings getting through to the enemy, and then said enemy being hesitant). Apologize has a base success rate of 100.
*Make Laugh: Can cause an enemy to cheer, making it waste turns in battle. Make Laugh has a base success rate of 100. Most enemies are more susceptible to laughter than they are to apologizing.
*Dance: Can cause a variety of in-battle effects. Effects include turning an enemy around, raising a random party member's defense, offense or speed, lowering a random enemy's defense, or solidifying an enemy (shown as luring it into dancing). Dance has a base success rate of 100.
*Monkey Mimic: Imitates an enemy's attack, similar to Poo's Mirror ability in EarthBound. If Salsa is not attacked by a physical attack on the same turn that this is used, it will have no effect. If a multi-hitting attack (e.g. PK Thunder β/γ/Ω or an enemy's combo attack) hits Salsa more than once, Salsa will retaliate as many times as he got hit.
Category:Skill sets
Monkonna

Monkonna is a female monkey character in EarthBound, who resides in the Monkey Cave in the Dusty Dunes Desert. She does, like the majority of the other monkeys, block the entrance to a room, and will only move once she's been given a Pizza. Doing this is however not compulsory, as she only blocks the way to two rooms, which ends in a dead end; one containing a Pizza, and one containing a monkey, who has an infinite supply of Fresh eggs, which can be gotten for free.
Mook

:This article is about the Mook species, as well as the generic Mook enemies in Earthbound Beginnings. For other uses, see Mook (disambiguation).
Mooks are a race of aliens that appear in Earthbound Beginnings and EarthBound under the employ of Giygas, alongside the robotic Starman. Mooks are a species capable of unleashing various PSI attacks and often appear in groups working together, making them very dangerous if encountered. In Beginnings, they can also even steal items while in-battle.
==History==
===Earthbound Beginnings===
Generic Mooks first appear in Earthbound Beginings in the Swamp area, then in the area near Ellay. It can use PSI attacks and can be a real threat if encountered in large groups. Oh-Mooks, a stronger version of the Mooks, can also be encountered on Mt. Itoi.
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===Earthbound===
In Earthbound, only sub-species of Mooks appear, such as Lesser Mooks in Winters and Mook Seniors in Stonehenge base. In addition to their abilities in the previous game, Mooks in this game can also diamonize members of Ness's party. The Department Store Spook, however, resembles a generic Mook enemy from Beginnings.
==Derived Species==
*Oh-Mook
*Lesser Mook
*Mook Senior
==Notable Mooks==
*Department Store Spook
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