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Unknown Valley

The Unknown Valley is an area in Mother 3 part of the Murasaki Forest. The Clayman Factory and Thunder Tower are located in this area.
Unknown Valley is on the other side of the hill where the waterfall is. After going under the highway is a cave with a hot spring and shop run by a mole. Outside is the valley with many holes in the ground here that lead to an underground cavern, all eventually leading to the same exit except for the one furthest southwest, which exits where Duster hid the Egg of Light in a Clayman. Past that it loops around Thunder Tower then under the highway, and finally reaches the Clayman Factory.
==History==
In Chapter 5 Duster recalls hiding the Egg somewhere in the valley when he got lost three years prior. He hides it in a broken Clayman mistaking it for a regular mound of dirt. After scaling the cliff, Lucas's team find the valley on the other side of the waterfall hill. Eventually they find the Clayman, however it soon activates and rushes around Thunder Tower. They chase it into the Clayman Factory where it is taken to the dump, forcing the party to travel the Highway to retrieve it.
==Items==
==Shops==
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==Gallery==
Waterfall cave.png|The cave behind the waterfall
Unknown Valley potholes.png|Pothole section
Pothole cave.png|The pothole cave
Unknown Valley factory and tower.png|The factory and tower base
==See also==
*Murasaki Forest
Category:Mother 3 locations
Untitled EarthBound game (Nintendo GameCube)

An untitled EarthBound game was in development for the Nintendo GameCube. The project was discussed in the summer of 2003, although the exact date of the beginning and cancelation of the project is unknown. 
In a Twitter report by Baten Kaitos director Yasuyuki Honne, he had met with the then-Nintendo president Satoru Iwata and EarthBound series creator Shigesato Itoi to discuss potentially making an EarthBound entry for the Nintendo GameCube, which uses a felt like art style according to the concept artwork. However Itoi stated he was not interested as he felt it seemed "a little strange" with Honne claiming Itoi "seemed flabbergasted". At the end of the report Honne stated Itoi did however like the 1980s felt recreation of America.
==Gameplay==
Little is known about how the gameplay was going to be, although concept art shows it was going to be similar to the traditional EarthBound-style RPG gameplay. The game was going to feature a felt like art style with Ness as the protagonist. Only two pieces of artwork were shown: one shows Ness outside a house in a town reminiscent of Onett. The second image shows a battle against a Bag Lady from EarthBound Beginnings. The battle scene image uses Ness as placeholders for the three other party members.
==Gallery==
EarthBound GameCube concept art 1.png|First image featuring Ness outside a house.
EarthBound GameCube concept art 2.png|Second image featuring a fight against a Bag Lady.
==Trivia==
*It is unknown whether the game was going to be a new EarthBound title with a felt aesthetic, or whether it would have been a felt-styled remake of EarthBound Beginnings or EarthBound. It is generally agreed upon that it would have been a felt remake of EarthBound Beginnings based upon the wording of Yasuyuki Honne's Twitter article and the presence of the Bag lady from EarthBound Beginnings, despite the protagonist(s) being named Ness in the fight against the Bag Lady.
**It is also agreed upon that one of the primary reasons the game was turned down was that Itoi and his team were still trying to bring Mother 3 into fruition at the time, so they would probably have been too pre-occupied to produce the GameCube title.
==References==
*Honnesan's Twitter report
*Translated Twitter report
Unwelcome Gust

Unwelcome Gusts are enemies in Mother 3. They can generate whirlwinds which are similar to Master Eddy's whirlpools, and they are very weak to PK Thunder. They appear in the last area of Tanetane Island before the Barrier Trio and Mixolydia's Needle.
Graphically, they greatly resemble the Cyclown enemies of the Dragon Quest series, the games of which are cited as an inspiration behind Shigesato Itoi's foray into the RPG genre.
They can be very useful for grinding, with the Titanian and the Scamperin' Mushroom, spawning around the same area.
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==Battle Memory description==
"This bad breeze causes trouble when it flips up skirts and blows off toupees. Unwelcome, indeed."
Upgraded Robot

The Upgraded Robot is an enemy in Mother 3, and is located in the Empire Porky Building in Chapter 8. It is a more powerful version of the Scrapped Robot and the Wobbly Robot, with a sleeker design and much stronger stats. Upon defeat, it may drop the Horus Bandana, the best defensive bandana, at a 3% chance.
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==Battle Memory description==
"This improved Wobbly Robot no longer wobbles. Why wasn't it made this way to begin with? No one knows."
Urban Zombie

The Urban Zombie is an enemy in EarthBound that appears in Threed and the tunnel to Grapefruit Falls. It is virtually identical to the Farm Zombies that appear just outside Grapefruit Falls.
Once Master Belch has been defeated, Urban Zombies disappear forever.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Although more sophisticated than your average suburban zombie, this breed is still not much of a threat in Threed."
==Gallery==
Clay zombie.png|Clay model of an Urban Zombie.
Vending machine

Vending machines are objects in Mother 3. There are both regular soda machines, found in buildings in heavily populated areas, and pig-shaped vending machines, found in Pigmask-owned buildings. Regular vending machines take 150 DP in exchange for a Big City Cola. When interacting with a pig-shaped machine, it instead functions as a shop, with each one containing different items.
==Trivia==
*An unused animation of the pig-shaped machine implies it originally was meant to function differently, possibly like the soda machines. The animation shows it dispensing an item.
Venus

Venus is a character in EarthBound. She is voiced by Etsuko Kawano.In-game credits; "Sampling Voices"
==Appearance==
Venus first appears on-stage with the Runaway Five at the Topolla Theater in Fourside when the Runaway Five is playing their final show after being freed from their contract.
Venus is later encountered again when Ness and his party returns to the Topolla Theater to get Venus's autograph, which was a request from Mr. Spoon in exchange for access to Magnet Hill at the Dinosaur Museum. During Venus's show, Mr. Spoon can be seen running onto the stage and tries to dance with Venus, but is immediately taken away by security. After her show, Venus can be interacted with backstage and gives Ness an autographed banana peel and a kiss.
==Gallery==
Venus.png|Venus's Sprite
VenusOnStage.png|Venus preforming at the Topolla Theater
Venus guidebook.png|Venus as she appears in the guidebook
==References==
Violent Roach

The Violent Roach is an enemy which appears in EarthBound and Mother 3.
==In EarthBound==
The Violent Roach appears in the cave between Grapefruit Falls and Saturn Valley in EarthBound. A tougher version of this enemy is the Filthy Attack Roach.
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===EarthBound Player's Guide description===
"A feisty cockroach waits in the tunnel to Saturn Valley. PSI Fire and Freeze will send him back to the cockroach hotel."
===Gallery===
Clay violentroach.jpg|Clay model of a Violent Roach from EarthBound.
==In Mother 3==
The Violent Roach is an enemy in Mother 3, which appears in Osohe Castle. It's the weaker version of the Filthy Attack Roach and Metal Attack Roach. They are very susceptible to hypnosis.
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===Battle Memory description===
"If butterflies had no wings, they'd be butterwalkers. Without handsome horns, this guy is a... thing."
Category:Insect EarthBound enemies
Volcano! Inferno!

<onlyinclude>Volcano! Inferno! is the name of a track present in Mother 3. The track is listed as number 196 in the Sound Player It is composed by Shogo Sakai and plays in Chapter 7 while Lucas and company explore Fire Mountain.
==Trivia==
*This track contains the same leitmotif present in the track, "A Railway in Our Village!"
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Wad of bills

The Wad of bills is a key item in EarthBound. It is a wad of money worth 10,000 dollars obtained from Everdred after rescuing Paula.
==Usage==
The Wad of bills given to Mr. Poochyfud, the manager of the Chaos Theater in order to pay off the Runaway Five's debt. He apparently obtained it through criminal means, as he forces Ness to take it. It cannot be spent at shops as it is only intended to be given to Mr. Poochyfud.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Key items
Wally

Wally is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. He is a farmer with a pitchfork in his right hand who appears to be under control of Giygas. He wears white overalls (blue in sprite) with black shoes, round glasses, and has brown hair. As he is found early on in the game, Wally doesn't pose much of a threat, but is more powerful than some of the other enemies around Podunk. In battle, he will always appear alone, and can fly into a rage to increase his OFFENSE.
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==Gallery==
Wally Model.png|Clay model of Wally.
==Trivia==
*The player cannot name a character Wally.
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Wan Sum Dung

Wan Sum Dung is a character in Mother 3, being a non-hostile Dung Beetle.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 3===
Wan Sum Dung can be found by the oasis in the Death Desert. Sadly claiming he is not a true dung beetle, Wan Sum Dung requests that Salsa give him some Dung. He gives the player in exchange for the dung, with the exact amount depending on the quality of the dung. If it's regular dung, Salsa's party gains 5; exquisitely-aged dung gives 10; legendary dung gives 50. However, while trying to roll the dung, Wan Sum Dung always accidentally drops it into the oasis because he is nervous rolling it, requesting more. Due to the desert being inaccessible after leaving, Wan Sum Dung cannot be seen after Chapter 3.
Warp Man

Warp MenEarthBound Player's Guide, p. 68 are a series of identical men who appear in Moonside in EarthBound. They wear Hawaiian shirts and sunglasses, resembling the Tough Guy. When spoken to, a Warp Man will teleport Ness and Jeff somewhere else in Moonside, with the words "Hello... and goodbye!" Speaking to these men is essential to reaching the invisible man with connected eyebrows and a gold tooth, who must be found to allow access to the Mani-Mani Statue.
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Watcher

The Watcher is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in and its underground area. This enemy only attacks, and performs no other actions. Watcher will either appear by itself, or in a trio alongside one Momseyes and one Dadseyes.
Watcher, Dadseyes, Momseyes, 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 Watcher Model.jpg|Clay model of a Watcher.
Waters of Time

The Waters of Time is a key item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 7. Using it causes time to speed up on whatever it is poured onto. It is used on the vines which are frozen in time at the Chupichupyoi Temple.
==Usage==
The entrance to Chupichupyoi Temple is blocked with vines, which are frozen in time and completely indestructible. The only way to remove them is to make time flow on them again by using the Waters of Time, which is said to speed up the flow of time. When the Waters of Time are sprinkled on the vines, they will rapidly flower and then wither away, opening the entrance to the temple and location of one of the Seven Needles.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Key items
Weapon

The following types of equippable weapons appear in the games:
*Baseball bats, usable by Ninten, Ness and Lucas
*Frying pans, usable by Ana, Paula and Kumatora
*Guns, usable by Lloyd and Jeff
*Blades, usable by Teddy and Poo
*Sticks, usable by Flint and Lucas
*Gloves, usable by Kumatora
*Shoes, usable by Duster
*Collars, usable by Boney
*Slingshots, usable by Ninten, Ana, Lloyd, Teddy, Ness, Paula and Jeff
*Boomerangs, usable by Ninten, Ana, Lloyd and Teddy
*Yo-yos, usable by Ness, Paula, Jeff, Lucas, Kumatora and Duster
*Spiky Weapons, usable by Lucas, Kumatora and Duster
*Canine Weapon, usable by Boney
Welcome!

<onlyinclude>Welcome! is the name of a track originating from Mother 3. It is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 4 in the Sound Player. The track plays during the introduction of the game after the player creates a new save file and has finished editing their personalisations. The track plays in the background while the player is shown a full shot of the Nowhere Islands, followed by a scrolling perspective of Flint's house, Sunshine Forest and Alec's Log House. 
This track is also present as a remix as a part of the song, "Welcome to Mother 3 World" from Shogo Sakai's album, Mother 3i. "Welcome!" is the second of three tracks present in the remix, the others being, "Fun Naming" and "True Welcome!".
==Trivia==
* This is the first non-menu based track that the player can hear in-game and is also therefore, the first time the Pigmask leitmotif is present. 
* When talking about this track during his creation of Mother 3i, Shogo Sakai stated the following, (This is a rough translation sourced from Mother Foreverhttps://mother4ever.net/mother3i/) - This is a song I wrote after Mr. Itoi instructed me, “Mr. Sakai, this part should be like the Beatles’ ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.’ It’s not because it’s a song like ‘Sgt. Pepper’s’, but because it’s a part like it.” This was a point of concern for me.https://rs1.1101.com/mother3/pdf/MOTHER3i_liner.pdf
==References==
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Wet towel

The Wet Towel is a single use recovery item in EarthBound. It cures a party member of sunstroke.
==Usage==
When used on a party member with sunstroke, it will cure them of the sunstroke.
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==In-game description==
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Wetnosaur

The Wetnosaur is a type of enemy in EarthBound which only can be found in the Lost Underworld. Despite its description in the EarthBound Player's guide, the Wetnosaur is much more common than its counterpart, the Chomposaur.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"You won't find the Wetnosaur as often as the Chomposaur, which is unfortunate since it is easier to defeat. A touch of PSI Fire should dry it up."
==Gallery==
WetnosaurClay.png|Clay model of a Wetnosaur.
LostUnderworldConceptArt.jpg|Concept art of a Wetnosaur with a Chomposaur.
Whirling Robo

The Whirling Robo is an enemy in EarthBound, being a tougher version of the Spinning Robo; it is also similar to the Hyper Spinning Robo. Oddly, the Earthbound Players' Guide suggests that the Whirling Robo has a self destruct sequence like the Atomic Power Robot or Nuclear Reactor Robot.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This dizzy mechanized fiend falls apart under most PSI attacks. Watch out for this robot's automated self-destruct sequence."
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
White (Owner's Recommendation)

<onlyinclude>White (Owner's Recommendation) is the name of track originating from Mother 3. It is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 153 in the Sound Player. The song is amongst the list of songs that can be randomly played by the jukebox in the Dur-T Café after Lucas inserts 1 DP. This track, along with the others that can be played on the jukebox were supposed to be played in various locations and points within the game, however were cut and added to the jukebox instead. Due to the track having a wintery atmosphere to it, many believe that it was intended to be played while Lucas and company are exploring Snowcap Mountain instead of Snowman which plays in the final game.
==Trivia==
*The track contains the Gentle Rain leitmotif.
Category:Mother 3 Category:Mother 3 audio Category:Music
White Ship

According to Leder's story, a long time prior to the events of Mother 3, the world as everyone knew it was destroyed. A group of people had planned an escape from the world. Before the world ended, the White Ship (Japanese: White Ship) took the few people that remained from the old world to what would then become the Nowhere Islands. The Nowhere Islands are a special place. Even though the world had ended, this small section of the world would be safe from harm, because it is actually the body of a large dragon. The people on the ship invented new lives for themselves, however they still went by their old names, and shared their wisdom. They decided to change their lives, and make their own lives up. They would follow this life, and forget all about the old world. The people on the Ship stored their memories in the Egg of Light, with Wess and Duster to obtain it should a dangerous situation occur. Leder was chosen to retain these memories as well.
Category:Mother 3
WikiBound

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Wisdom of the World

Wisdom of the World is a song in . It is played when Ninten is inside Queen Mary's castle.
==Lyrics==
The tune was given words on the vocal soundtrack for Mother, and appeared as the fifth track of that album. The song was performed by Catherine Warwick.
Through ice and through fire
A wilderness of stone
With dreams and desires
I have come alone
Seeking the answers
Only you could know, oh
Show me the wisdom of the world
Tell me the secrets of the heart
And the sweet mysteries
of love
Come fill my eyes with visions
So that I may see
Reveal the ancient powers
Whisper them to me
Here I stand before you
Ready to receive
Show me the wisdom of the world
Tell me the secrets of the heart
And the sweet mysteries
of love
Does a place called paradise
Wait beyond the azure skies
Bright as day?
Look into your crystal ball
Read the future in the stars
Does it say?
Will I give my heart in vain
To a lover or a friend
Come what may?
Who to trust and where to turn
There's so much I've yet to learn
Show the way
I am down
on my knees
Begging now
begging please
Show me the wisdom of the world
Tell me the secrets of the heart
And the sweet mysteries
of love
Category:Music
Wobbly Robot

The Wobbly Robot is an enemy in Mother 3. They can be found on the Highway in the beginning of Chapter 5, or called into battle by Road Blocks or PORKY Robots. The Scrapped Robot is a damaged and weaker version of it, while the Upgraded Robot is a more powerful version. The Wobbly Robot is based on the Old Robot from .
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==Battle Memory description==
"This was thrown together for no real reason. There's no use for it, so it was set free on the highway."
Word on the Wind

The Word on the Wind (Japanese Talking Wind) is a game mechanic in Mother 3, giving hints and instructions on how to use PSI, and about the feverish status ailment. At the beginning and end of its hints, it makes a whooshing sound heard nowhere else in the game, as well as using the onomatopoeia "whoosh" at the beginning and end of its sentences.
===Memo ===
"Don't hesitate to listen closely to what rumors the wind has to say. Perhaps an important hint that will prove useful to your adventure is hiding within."
==Trivia==
*If Lucas becomes feverish for the first time before Kumatora does, the text will refer to Lucas as female as it expects the situation to occur first with Kumatora.
Words

The Words of Love (alternatively WordsO'Love) and the Swear Words are reusable gag items in EarthBound Beginnings. They are obtained by giving Strawberry Tofu to the people who reside in the lone house on the Island near Ellay.
==Usage==
When used in battle, the Words of Love displays the message "I love you", while the Swear Words displays the message "I hate you", both of which having no virtual effect in battle.
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==Gallery==
Words of love.jpg|Artwork of the Words of Love from Mother's strategy guide
Swear words.jpg|Artwork of the Swear Words from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Miscellaneous items
Worthless Protoplasm

Worthless Protoplasm is a type of enemy in EarthBound. They resemble small blobs of purple goo with two small eyes. After being defeated, Worthless Protoplasms become tame.
In Mother 3, the Worthless Protoplasm is referenced by Negative Man: "I'm nothing but a worthless protoplasm."
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The wild strain of this Protoplasm escaped from a science lab and now oozes about the forest of Winters. It is an extremely easy foe, easily mopped up."
==Gallery==
Clay proto.png|Clay model of a Worthless Protoplasm.
NegativeManWorthlessProtoplasm.png|Negative Man referencing the Worthless Protoplasm
XX Stone

The XX Stone is an important object in EarthBound Beginnings, appearing near the very top of Mt. Itoi.
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
The XX Stone is George's gravestone. In the English version of the game and in Mother 1+2, this is where the final melody is obtained. Upon interacting with it, a crystal appears, and Ninten's party hears George's voice. They are then told that his wife had scattered her melodies throughout the earth. He then sings the final melody, and tells Ninten to sing the melodies to Queen Mary. The crystal then promptly shatters. This can be done multiple times, however, even after Ninten sings the melodies to Queen Mary.
In the original Famicom version of the game, the XX Stone is purely cosmetic, and the eighth melody is not obtained from it. Instead, upon learning seven of the eight melodies, Ninten's party is automatically warped to Queen Mary's Castle. When they sing the seven melodies to Mary, she heals the party, remembering the eighth melody on her own.
Yado Inn

Yado Inn is an inn located at the bottom right corner of Tazmily Village, found in the beginning of Mother 3. Its owner is Jackie. 
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 1===
In Chapter 1, the villagers take Lighter and Flint, who are injured because of the Sunshine Forest fire, to the inn to recover from their injuries. Isaac asks Flint if he has seen his family, and the whole village begins to search for them.
===In Chapter 3===
During the events of Chapter 3, Fassad stays at the inn in the middle room of its first and only floor. Handing the innkeepers money, they are confused, as money is not used in Tazmily Village, claiming it might make a good doorstop. At the end of the chapter, Kumatora and Wess rescue Salsa through the inn's window.
===In Chapter 4===
Three years later, it, along with the village, has grown from only one floor to a multi-floor commercial hotel, Hotel Yado.Unlike the previous game's hotels, Lucas can not stay the night here. Trivia Card 1 is found in a present in its lobby. A man residing in the hotel is hiding in his room, unable to pay the fee.
===In Chapter 7===
Later in the game, when all the people of Tazmily leave to New Pork City, the hotel closes down. The man who had been residing in the hotel without paying comes out to face his debt, only to find out that everyone had left. He then takes over the hotel and makes it his own.
==Gallery==
File:E64 Yado Inn.jpg| The interior to the Yado Inn, as it would have appeared in EarthBound 64.
Category:Mother 3 locations
Yammonster

A Yammonster is an enemy appearing in Mother 3. It first appears in Sunshine Forest in Chapter 1 when the forest is on fire. Later after the forest fire, all of the Yammonsters get cooked into Baked Yammonsters. From Chapter 4 onward, they are replaced by Grated Yammonsters.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Desperate to be embraced as sweet and delicious. Prefers to veg out underground as much as possible."