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Manly Fish's Brother

Manly Fish's Brother is an enemy in EarthBound, who is more powerful than Manly Fish. He has the ability to cure all status ailments, including reviving unconscious allies.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"He's manly, he's mean and he's watching his bro's back. When the two get together, you're in big trouble."
Map

A Map is an item found in all three games in the series.
==Usage==
===EarthBound Beginnings===
The Map only exists as an obtainable item in the Japanese Famicom version of EarthBound Beginnings. It can be found in a present in the basement of Ninten's house, where it is replaced by Bread in the English version and Mother 1+2 port. When used, it displays a scaled down, two-dimensional picture of the overworld and marks the current location of Ninten and his friends. It cannot be used inside of buildings and similarly isolated locations, nor can it be used while being in . In the English version and Game Boy Advance port, the map can more easily be accessed by simply pressing the Start button. Nonetheless, it still remains as an item in the game's coding in these versions, albeit unused.Lost Levels: Mother: Unused Text When the item is used in the Mother 1+2 version of the game, a short delay occurs before the map is shown.
===EarthBound===
The Town map in EarthBound works differently. Rather than being a map of the entire region, it instead shows a map of each individual town. The map shows the current town Ness's party is in. It can be used to find where shops and buildings are in town, as well as the party's current location, showing a small, scaled-down map when used. It can be accessed simply by pressing the X button. In the Mother 1+2 version of the game, the Start button instead serves this purpose.
===Mother 3===
Mother 3 does not have a single map as an item: instead each location has their own individual maps which can either be obtained from Mapson or special presents wrapped with a blue ribbon. Additionally, Mapson will mark the desired location on the map.
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound===
==Where to obtain==
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==Gallery==
MapEncyclopedia.png|Artwork of the Map from Encyclopedia Mother
Map EBB.jpg|Artwork of the Map from Mother's strategy guide
Town map.jpg|Artwork of the Town map from the Mother 2 strategy guide
Map.png|In-game sprite of the Map from Mother 3
Category:Key items
Marauder Octobot

Marauder Octobots are enemies in EarthBound, being one of the many types of Octobot enemies. It is only found in the southern desert of Scaraba. 
 
 
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==Gallery==
Octobot_clay.png|Clay model of a Marauder Octobot
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Marcus Lindblom

Marcus Lindblom is an American video game developer who is the president of the studio . He was a former localizer at Nintendo of America and his best known for his translation work on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System title EarthBound.
==Trivia==
*In Magicant, one of the NPC's (a little girl) says "La lalala. My name's Nico… Let's run and sing and dance!", in the Japanese version, the name "Nico" was absent. Nico is the name of his daughter, who was born during his work localizing the game.
Category:Real Life
Master Barf

Master Barf is a boss in EarthBound. It is an upgraded version of Master Belch. Master Barf is now immune to Fly Honey, and can call Even Slimier Little Piles to help. Upon defeating him, Poo rejoins the party and uses PSI Starstorm α on him. Master Barf always drops the Casey bat.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The master of regurgitation has returned for a second battle. Master Belch has more hit points, so he'll be tougher than ever."
Master Belch

Master Belch is an employ of Giygas and a minor antagonist in EarthBound and the boss of his base. Despite his gross appearance, Belch is the individual responsible for the kidnappings of several Mr. Saturns and for releasing zombies in Threed, which went on to terrorize the place."Yeah, I worked for the zombies, but I betrayed them too. I'm a con man, so I know the score. Belch gives life to the zombies, but Belch works for Giygas, who I heard might be female. Well, I'm not really sure whether Giygas is a male or a female. I'm a helpful con man, don't you think?" - NPC
His favorite food is Fly Honey, which is obtained by defeating the Boogey Tent. Once this item is used in battle against Belch, he will occasionally waste turns eating it instead of fighting. Without using the Fly Honey he will automatically heal with every attack dealt, making the fight normally impossible without. However, an exploit makes it possible to defeat him without Fly Honey, which is done by making him feel strange, which may cause him to exhale his nauseating breath on himself making himself nauseous. Because his auto healing ability does not apply to damage dealt from status ailments, he will be defeated upon taking 650 damage from nausea.
Once beaten, the way to Milky Well back through is opened.
Master Belch later re-appears as a boss in Deep Darkness, having renamed himself Master Barf. That area also includes the Big Pile of Puke enemy, which seems to be a sprite recolor of Master Belch.
He is voiced by Hirozaku Koyano.In-game credits; "Sampling Voices"
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Belch's weakness for Fly Honey is legendary. After beating the Tent in Threed, you can find a jar of this stuff. Feed it to Belch right at the start of the fight. After a round or two, Belch will go nuts for the Honey and forget about attacking you. Keep battling him with your strongest attacks."
==Gallery==
Clay Master Belch.png|Clay model of Master Belch.
==References==
it:Master Belch
Master Eddy

Master Eddy is a boss in Chapter 7 of Mother 3. He is fought at the far end of the Sea Floor Dungeon, which leads towards Tanetane Island. Right before he would be fully defeated, Master Eddy generates a massive whirlpool which causes all of Lucas and company's items to float away, reduces their HP to 1 and their PP to 0, and washes them up helpless on the shore of Tanetane.
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==Battle Memory description==
"This bizarre creature is like a guardian deity of the sea. He punishes violators with powerful whirlpools."
==Gallery==
MasterEddy2.png|Master Eddy's unused back sprite, seen by hacking.
Master Mini-Porky

Master Mini-Porky is a robot designed after the likeness of Porky Minch in Mother 3.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 8===
Master Mini-Porky is featured on the last few floors of the Empire Porky Building. On their way to meet Porky who is on the 100th floor, Lucas's party meets the Chauffeur who had been driving the Limousine. Now working as a host, the Chauffeur instructs Lucas to play a few games with Master Mini-Porky as his opponent in order to prove he is worthy to meet Porky. However, Master Mini-Porky is not very skilled at the games themselves, and Lucas is forced to throw the game and lose by a small margin in order to be deemed worthy. If Lucas wins the games, he is deemed unfit to meet Porky and must play the game again until he loses by only a small amount.
==In Super Smash Bros. Brawl==
The design of the Mecha-Porkies that accompany Porky as a boss in Super Smash Bros. Brawl use certain design elements from Master Mini-Porky, such as the flashing red and blue light.
===Gallery===
PorkyBotBrawl.png|The Mecha-Porky from Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
Matt

Matt is a character in Mother 3, who resides in Tazmily Village. He is the husband of Jill and the father of Biff and Butch. He often hiccups, being drunk most of the time.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 1===
Matt can be seen knocking on Isaac's door frantically during the fire. After Flint rescues Fuel, Matt thanks Flint for rescuing him, but doesn't recognize him, as his face is covered in soot. During Hinawa's funeral, he can be found with Jill, sobbing and claiming he "can't not drink at a time like this."
===In Chapter 2===
Matt can be found in his home, where he tells the player more about Scamp.
===In Chapter 3===
Matt does not attend while Fassad gives his speech; his son Biff, however, orders a Happy Box for himself.
===In Chapter 4===
Matt spends his time watching his Happy Box at home. His yard is turned into the "Tazmily Training Facility", the Pigmask Army training ground.
===In Chapter 7===
Towards the end of the chapter, Matt and his family move to New Pork City.
===In Chapter 8===
Matt can be found next to his wife Jill at the Porky Amusement Park. He claims that he heard Lucas was calling him a boozehound, and corrects him by saying he's just a middle-aged man with hiccups.
Maxwell

Maxwell is a character in EarthBound. He is an older, more experienced student at the Snow Wood Boarding House. When Jeff tries to open the lockers, he finds that they are locked, so Maxwell gives him a key. The key is busted however, so Maxwell gives him the "Machine that Opens Doors, especially when you have a slightly bad key". 
Jeff also calls Maxwell to save his game while he travels alone, instead of Ness's father.
==Trivia==
*His English name is likely a reference to James Clerk Maxwell, a famous scientist and mathematician; whereas his Japanese name likely is a reference to Carl Friedrich Gauss, who also is a famous scientist and mathematician.
Mecha-Drago

The Mecha-Drago (Japanese: メカドラゴ Mecha-Drago) is a reconstructed Drago that appears in Mother 3. It appeared when Hinawa, Claus, and Lucas were visiting Alec, Hinawa's father and Lucas's and Claus's grandfather. It killed Hinawa, and Claus tried to get revenge on it, disappearing in the forest for three years. It is the boss of Chapter 1. Its battle sprite depicts its missing fang.
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When the Mecha-Drago is defeated, it will use a powerful attack that deals enormous damage to Flint.
==Battle Memory description==
"This vicious, mechanized monstrosity was once a friendly animal known as a Drago."
==Gallery==
Mecha-Drago EB64.jpg|The Mecha-Drago as it would have appeared in EarthBound 64.
Mecha-Lion

The Mecha-Lion is an enemy in Mother 3. It is located on the Empire Porky Building near the 100th floor. It is the "finished" version of the Almost Mecha-Lion found earlier on the game on the Chimera Laboratory. Unlike the old model, this one is a common enemy rather than a boss.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Lions are already scary enough as it is, but combine one with a mech and it becomes terrifyingly cool."
Mecha-Porky

The Mecha-Porkies"One after the other, even more Mecha-Porkies joined the fight!" (also referred to as Porky Bots, stylized as PORKY #) are a group of robotic enemies designed to resemble Porky. They serve as a boss battle in Chapter 8 of Mother 3 at the top of the Empire Porky Building. In battle, they have many battle commands that are mechanical versions of Porky's useless battle actions in EarthBound, but they also attack powerfully and explode upon defeat. They each are protected by a PSI Counter.
There are ten Mecha-Porkies in all, aside from one which explodes before the battle begins, and they are represented by PORKY 01 through PORKY 10. PORKY 01-05 form the first group of enemies fought, three at a time. PORKY 06 and 07 join afterwards, and will call for help from any of a variety of enemies from Chapters 4-7. PORKY 08-10 join thereafter, but are destroyed by the DCMC band members; Baccio and Shimmy Zmizz destroy PORKY 08, Magic destroys PORKY 09, and OJ destroys PORKY 10. These last three do not explode upon defeat.
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List of enemies that are summon-able by PORKY 06 and PORKY 07:
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In the Chimera Laboratory, PORKY 08 is on sale behind a window, but they are sold out.
Mecha-Porkies also appear during Porky's boss fight in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
==Battle Memory description==
"Robots based off of Porky when he was a child. Made in a set of 11 for such purposes as forming a soccer team."
==References==
Mecha-Turtle

Mecha-Turtles are enemies in Mother 3. They have powerful cannons under their shells, which can only be fired when their back is facing the party. In order to use this ability, Mecha-Turtles turn themselves around when encountered from the front and are the only enemy besides the Whatever to do so. When encountered from the front, they will not attack unless they receive damage beforehand.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Even this provincial tortoise was built into a fighting machine, but it's still as slow in the head as ever."
==Trivia==
*Its Japanese name is a palindrome, that is, the name reads the same when read either forward or backwards.
Mechanical Octobot

Mechanical Octobots are enemies in EarthBound. Like all Octobots, they can steal items in the confusion of the battle.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Big brother to the Ultimate Octobot, this droid doesn't present much danger, but it usually shows up with other enemies that are very dangerous."
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Megaborg

The Megaborg is a robotic enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. Their armor is styled after the Japanese , and they carry long, white staffs with pointed ends on the tip of one end. They were originally developed for Far Eastern use; however, they are at present in deployment in the United States district. https://kenisu3000.blogspot.com/2022/12/encyclopedia-mother-list-of-enemy.html?m=1 Megaborgs can be encountered in various ways: alone, in groups of two, or a single Megaborg accompanied by one SuperEnergy.
The Giga Borg and Omega Borg are tougher versions of this enemy.
==Gallery==
EBB Megaborg Model.jpg|Clay model of a Megaborg.
Memento

The Mementos are unique recovery items in Mother 3. When one of the Seven Needles is pulled, the Magypsy guarding it will provide Lucas with a razor and lipstick as a memento before they disappear. There are a total of seven Mementos in the game, one for each of the seven Magypsies.
==Usage==
If a party member has a Memento in their inventory and is knocked unconscious in battle, the Memento will automatically revive them with maximum HP, disappearing afterward.
==List of Mementos==
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Memo

The Memo (Japanese MemoThe Memo as seen in the Japanese version.) is a beta item that was planned to be in Mother 3.
==In Mother 3==
When playing the Mother 3 fan translation, the memo was restored and made accessible if the player presses the L and R buttons while going into the status screen. Inside, it is possible to read up on anything that appears in-game. As the story progresses, information is added to the memo. Some things, due to it being a beta feature, are not actually in the game or are dummied out, but appear in the memo, such as the "Healer" and "New Pork Island."
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"What you're reading right now. The history of things you've experienced are automatically recorded in here as you go along. Be sure to check it once in a while, you may just learn something new. Note that this Memo menu wasn't accessible in the Japanese version. The translation team made it accessible because it's so neat. Because this is a beta menu, many of the things mentioned here did not make it to the final version of the game."
==References==
Category:Mother 3
Category:Game mechanics
Men's Room Sign

The Men's Room Sign is an enemy introduced in Mother 3. As its name implies, it resembles the sign of a public toilet intended for males, which now has been brought to life. The only two in the game are present in the bathroom-themed floor of the Empire Porky Building, and respawn after defeat. It can be extremely dangerous to fight against because it can utilize PK Starstorm, so distracting it during battle is generally considered wise. They are extremely weak to Brainshock.
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==Battle Memory description==
"It boasts an instantly understandable design. If only it would wait to attack until AFTER people do their business..."
Metal Attack Roach

Metal Attack Roaches are enemies in Mother 3. They are a more difficult version of the Violent Roach and the Filthy Attack Roach. They resist PK Fire and PK Freeze, but not PK Thunder.
They can appear in the New Pork City Sewers and the Bathroom Floor of the Empire Porky Building, alongside Putrid Moldymen and Pigmask Majors, respectively.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A roach strengthened by its all-silver body. It actually makes it less gross and creepy."
Meteorite piece

The Meteorite piece is a key item in EarthBound. It contains a special material known as Zexonyte which is used to power the Phase Distorter.
==Usage==
The Zexonyte is required in order to complete the Phase Distorter 3, so Dr. Andonuts sends Ness to Onett in order to harvest it from the meteorite that fell at the beginning of the game. Once obtained, it is given to Dr. Andonuts and the party are able to use the Phase Distorter.
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==In-game description==
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==Gallery==
Meteorite piece.jpg|Artwork of the Meteorite Piece from the Mother 2 strategy guide
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Key items
Meteotite

The Meteotite is a rare item introduced in EarthBound. It is the upgraded form of the Meteornium
==Usage==
The Meteotite's only purpose is to be sold for 2,000 in EarthBound, and for 2,500 DP in Mother 3.
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==In-game description==
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==Gallery==
Meteotite.png|In-game sprite of the Meteorite from Mother 3
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Revenue items
Mick

MickMick's Encyclopedia Mother Entry is a character in EarthBound Beginnings, being the pet dog of Ninten and his family, who can be found in a white doghouse right outside of Ninten's residence. Mick's fur is white with gray spots and he carries a black-colored collar around his neck. He serves an overall minor role, but does in the beginning of the game allow Ninten to receive a key that must be obtained in order to gain access to the house's basement. He also informs the player about the check feature, as Ninten only can receive the key that is attached to his collar once he has been checked.
==Gallery==
EBB Mick and Ninten.jpg|The clay models of Mick and Ninten.
EBB Ninten and Mick 2.jpg|Another view of the Mick model from the MOTHER Strategy Guidebook.
==See also==
*King
*Boney
==References==
Mighty Bear

The Mighty Bear is a type of enemy in EarthBound. It resembles a friendly looking bear with brown fur, a big contrast to their name. Found in Lilliput Steps, Mighty Bears are the strongest enemies found there, as their attacks can cause major damage. A tougher version encountered later in the game is the Mighty Bear Seven.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"When you wake Mighty Bears from their hibernation, they're very grouchy. They'll chase you down and maul you, if given half a chance."
Mighty Bitey Snake

Mighty Bitey Snakes are enemies in Mother 3. After the fire in Sunshine Forest gets extinguished, these snakes will commonly appear inside the forest in Chapter 1. In battle, Mighty Bitey Snakes can poison the party. A tougher variant of this enemy is the Boa Transistor.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Compared to snakes that always bite, it doesn't bite as much. But it does bite, so be careful anyway."
Mike

Mike is a character in Mother 3. He usually gives the player one of his "famous" slightly unclean and not very tasty Nut Cookies.
==In Mother 3==
===Chapter 1-3===
At the beginning of the first chapter, after the Sunshine Forest is caught on fire, he is seen at the initial path of the forest, offering the player a maximum of three cookies.
He is later seen still with the rest of the villagers, still trying to find Hinawa.
For the remainder of chapter 1-3, he is usually found inside Thomas's store, offering the player, yet again, one of his cookies.
===Chapter 4-7===
After Chapter 3, Mike begins living at the Old Man's Paradise retirement home in Tazmily Village, often complaining that his grandchildren don't visit him enough, and about newly-enforced sexual harassment laws. If Lucas chooses to visit him, he gives Lucas a small amount of DP and asks him not to tell his grandchildren.
Towards the end of Chapter 7, Mike moves to New Pork City.
===Chapter 8===
He can be found standing in front of Arcade 1-Up in New Pork City, reminding the player that he doesn't bake his "famous" cookies anymore.
Military Octobot

Military Octobots are enemies in EarthBound. Like all octobots, they can steal items in the confusion of the battle.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The Blue Octopus is a rare but deadly opponent. Don't let this vile mechanized creature get his tentacles on you. Use the PSI Freeze attack and turn this monster into scrap metal sushi."
==Gallery==
MilitaryOctobotClay.png|Clay model of a Military Octobot.
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Milky Well

Milky Well is the third sanctuary location in EarthBound, located near Saturn Valley. Its boss is the Trillionage Sprout. Similar to Lilliput Steps, this Sanctuary is not mandatory to complete immediately and can be saved for later.
==Overview==
Milky Well becomes open after the defeat of Master Belch. Exiting from the factory brings the player on a ledge that was previously inaccessible on the first visit to Saturn Valley. It first enters a straight cave leading to the outside area. On the outside, the path goes through a small valley in an L shape before going back into the cave. Back inside, it follows a straight path until reaching the Trillionage Sprout at the end.
==History==
After the defeat of Master Belch, Ness, Paula and Jeff exit onto a previously inaccessible ledge in Saturn Valley. The trio challenges the dungeon after a coffee break. They then trek through the dungeon to find the Trillionage Sprout at the end. After successfully defeating it, Ness thinks he hears his mother from far away, saying "be a thoughtful, strong boy...". He collects the melody of Milky Well and returns to Saturn Valley.
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==Maps==
Milky well cave 1.png|The first cave
Milky well outside.png|The outside area
Milky well cave 2.png|The second cave
==Trivia==
*If Ness is either unconscious or diamondsized when reaching the Milky Well sanctuary, upon being revived Milky Well will be misspelled as "Milkey Well".
it:Milky Well
Mimmie and Minnie

Mimmie and Minnie are two twin sisters who are introduced in EarthBound Beginnings; they are also the younger siblings of Ninten, the main protagonist of the game. They do both have essential roles in the beginning of the game, when a poltergeist is haunting their house. Both of the sisters get attacked by inanimate objects which during the odd circumstances are brought to life. Minnie gets attacked by a Lamp; an encounter which can be avoided by Ninten if he chooses to save Mimmie from her attacker instead. The Doll which attacks Mimmie is compulsory and vital to defeat as it acts as the first boss and also holds one of the eight melodies. After the poltergeist has disappeared, Ninten can receive an infinite supply of Orange Juice from both Mimmie and Minnie, which lasts until Ninten has obtained the Basement Key.
Later in the game, Minnie resides at the main floor of the house and will gladly take care of items which Ninten may deposit and withdraw; which can be pretty useful as Ninten can at his maximum only carry eight items (twenty-four items once he has been accompanied by his traveling partners). The Mysterious Goods-Keeper who resides in has the same functions as Minnie, as the goods keeper will be available for deposition of items, which she then will send to Ninten's house.
For clarity, the player cannot name a character Mimmie or Minnie.
In EarthBound, Tracy has a similar role to Minnie and appears to be based off of her.
==Trivia==
*During the cutscenes at the ending of the game in the English release which did not appear in the original Japanese release, Minnie's color scheme has changed to look identical to Mimmie's; which more specifically is that all of her red-colored aspects have changed to pink. This was fixed in the Mother 1+2 port, however.