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Cleocatra

Cleocatras are enemies encountered in Mother 3. They can be fought in the underground path under Aeolia's house to Osohe Castle. They look like mummified cats, with only their eyes appearing. In battle, a Cleocatra can use Lifeup and Hypnosis, as well as normal attacks.
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==Battle Memory description==
"It looks like a mummified cat, but it's not a cat at all. It's something entirely different altogether."
Clumsy Robot

Clumsy Robot is a boss in EarthBound. It looks like a baby robot. It sometimes lose gears and bolts, and can activate a psychic shield. It can also eat a sandwich, which, contrary to the game text, has no effect. Eventually, after it takes enough damage, the Runaway Five will rush into the room and deactivate it, allowing Ness and Jeff to reach Monotoli.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"It may look funny, but this robot won't give up. Look for some help from the Runaway Five."
it:Clumsy Robot
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Clyde Mandelin

Clyde Mandelin is a professional Japanese-to-English translator, working for Funimation Entertainment and Babel Media. He is responsible for full translation and script writing for the Mother 3 fan translation and Mother 1+2 fan translation. He is the co-founder of Starmen.net, and also maintains EarthBoundCentral.com, under the name Tomato.
==Translated video games==
===Professional translations===
*Bump 'n' Jump 
*The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Pumpkin King
*Kingdom Hearts II
*One Piece: Unlimited Adventure
===Notable fan translations===
*Mother 3 fan translation
*Mother 1+2 fan translation
*Star Ocean
*Bahamut Lagoon
*Famicom Detective Club Part II
==External links==
*EarthBound Central
*Legends of Localization
Category:People
Category:Real Life
Coil Snake

The Coil Snake is the weakest enemy in EarthBound, being one of the many animals under the control of Giygas. They start appearing very close to the city of Onett, similarly to the other enemies, Runaway Dog and Spiteful Crow. Like the other two, Coil Snakes appear in many other areas. Coil Snakes attack Ness primarily by biting him. When defeated, the Coil Snake becomes tame, as with most other animal enemies in the game. A stronger version of this enemy is the Thirsty Coil Snake.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Watch out for Snakes in the grass as you're enjoying the sights. They can sneak up quickly to strike, so make sure that you meet them head on."
==Gallery==
Coil Snake model.jpg|80px|Clay model of a Coil Snake
it:Coil Snake
Coin

Coins (Japanese: Coin) are equippable items in EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound. They are used as armor in both games.
==Usage==
When equipped, coins will increase the wearer's Defense. In EarthBound Beginnings their equipment slot is displayed second from the top in the equipment subscreen on the status screen. They are comparable with the Rings of the same game, as they both serve the same defense-raising purpose and they both have their own equipment slots, although the rings generally increase the user's defense with a bit more in terms of value
In EarthBound they will additionally also raise the wearer's Luck.
==List of coins==
===In EarthBound Beginnings===
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===Gallery===
Peace coin.jpg|Artwork of the Peace Coin
Protect coin.jpg|Artwork of the Protection Coin
Magic coin.jpg|Artwork of the Magic Coin
==In EarthBound==
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==Trivia==
*The Lucky coin and Charm coin both have identical functions despite having different names. This is actually a transition oversight regarding items purchased in Summers, as in order to make the buying and selling price higher there are two seperate items with identical names but different costs based upon where they are bought. In Japan both coins are named the Evil-repelling coin, but in English it is referred to as the Lucky coin when bought in Summers, and Charm coin when bought in Deep Darkness.
Category:Coins
Cold remedy

A Cold Remedy refers to the Mouthwash (alternatively Mouth-wash) in EarthBound Beginnings and the Cold remedy in EarthBound. Both items are single-use status ailment curing items which heals colds.
==Usage==
The Mouthwash and Cold remedy will relieve the party member of a cold when used.
==Prices==
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound Beginnings===
===EarthBound===
==Where to obtain==
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==Artwork==
Mouthwash.jpg|Artwork of the Mouthwash from Mother's strategy guide.
Cold remedy.jpg|Artwork of the Cold remedy from Mother 2's strategy guide.
Category:Recovery items
Collar

Collars are equippable items present in Mother 3. They serve as both weapons and armor and can only be equipped by Boney.
==Usage==
When equipped, they will raise both the Offense and Defense of the holder. They are the signature weapon and armor of Boney. There are several kinds of collars, each of them increasing his offense and defense on various levels, in addition to lowering damage from PSI attacks.
==List of collars==
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==Trivia==
*Unlike other characters in Mother 3, Boney does not equip his signature weapon in the "Weapon" slot, instead being equipped in the "Body" slot.
**Boney has only one weapon that can be equipped in the "Weapon" slot, the Canine Weapon. However, it is only obtainable very late in the game, only appearing in a gift box in the Empire Porky Building.
*Only the Brown Collar is purchasable, although it is also found in a present, making the purchase optional. Because of this, all of the other collars in the game are only obtained once through presents.
Category:Mother 3 items
Condiment

Condiments are special food items that appear in EarthBound. When eaten alone, all condiments restore about 6 HP. However, if a character eats a different food item while they are holding a condiment, they will eat the two items together. If the condiment goes well with the food (for example, a Ketchup packet goes well with a Hamburger), then the food item's HP recovery will be doubled. If the condiment does not go particularly well with the food, then the food item's HP recovery is changed very little.
With the exception of the Jar of delisauce, condiments can be bought at special condiment stands in locations like Burglin Park and the Fourside Department Store. Jars of delisauce can only be bought in Dalaam and are much more expensive than other condiments; however, they go well with all food items.
==List of condiments==
Condiment 	Goes well with
Carton of creamCondensed Milk 	BananaLucky sandwichPopsicleTrout yogurt
Jar of delisauceMandala Furikake	All food items
Jar of hot sauceTabasco 	Cup of noodlesPasta di SummersPizza
Ketchup packet Ketchup 	Bag of friesBean croquetteBeef jerkyCroissant Double burgerFresh eggHamburgerKabobLuxury jerkyMagic truffleMammoth burgerSpicy jerky
Salt packet Salt 	Boiled eggBrain food lunchChef's specialPicnic lunch
Sprig of parsley Aonori 	Bowl of rice gruelPeanut cheese barPiggy jelly
Sugar packet Powdered Sugar 	Bread rollCalorie stickMagic puddingMagic tartPlain yogurtPSI caramelRock candy
Tin of cocoa Choco-Chip 	CookieGelato de resortPlain rollSkip sandwichSkip sandwich DX
Category:EarthBound items
Category:EarthBound
Conducting Menace

The Conducting Menace is an enemy in EarthBound found in the caves leading to Pink Cloud. It resembles a skeleton with a purple electrical aura. Its attacks entirely consist of PSI Thunder and PSI Flash, making it a more dangerous foe for party members not currently holding the Franklin Badge. A similar enemy later in the game is the Conducting Spirit.
 
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Zzzzt! You're in for a shock when you meet the Conducting Menace. You'll have to find a way to short-circuit this hot head."
Contact lens

The Contact lens is an item found in EarthBound. They belong to Penetella Giovanni and are an important memento to him from his grandmother.
==Usage==
The Contact lens can be traded with Penetella Giovanni at a bakery in Fourside for the Pair of dirty socks
==Prices==
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound===
==Where to obtain==
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Miscellaneous items
Cookie

Cookies are recovery items in EarthBound and Mother 3, being the Cookie in EarthBound and the Nut Cookie (Japanese: Nut Cookie) in Mother 3. Both items restore a low amount of HP to a party member.
==Usage==
In EarthBound the Cookie restores approximately 6 HP when eaten. Eating it with a Tin of cocoa will double the amount of HP restored.
In Mother 3 the Nut Cookie will restore approximately 15 HP. They are made from Nuts found in the game. In Chapter 1 to Chapter 3 one Nut can be given to Caroline and she will bake it into a Nut Cookie. Mike will also give the player his "slightly unclean and not very tasty" Nut Cookies throughout Chapters 1-3.
==Prices==
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound===
===Mother 3===
==Where to obtain==
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===Gallery===
NutCookie.png|In-game sprite of the Nut Cookie from Mother 3
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Cop

A Cop is a member of the police station. In EarthBound, they appear as an enemy as well. They are policemen with smiles on their faces, one hand over their heads in a karate chop, and their eyes obscured by a police cap. They first appear when Ness goes out of Giant's Step cave, but aren't battled until Ness goes to the police station. The police chief will send him into a room, where five are supposed to be fought, but one decides not to at the last minute. They attack Ness by simply using a regular attack and a crushing chop. If defeated, rather being said to become tame, the game says that they were turned back to normal. The controlled cops appear to be very arrogant, claiming that they are more powerful than a superhero. One also calls Ness a fat boy. They are led by Captain Strong. They can be encountered later in Twoson as a regular enemy, and they can be battled alongside two Runaway Dogs.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Before you head out of town, you'll have a showdown with five of Onett's finest. Before you set foot in the police station, be sure to stock up on supplies."
==Trivia==
*In the police station, a cop is playing EarthBound, the game that the player is playing at that time.
*The Cop was mistaken for the Crooked Cop in the EarthBound Player's Guide.EarthBound Player's Guide, p. 25
*The Cop is the only enemy that has two different overworld sprites.
==References==
Counter-PSI unit

The Counter-PSI Unit is a reusable battle item in EarthBound, it is repaired from the Broken machine. It can only be used by Jeff.
==Usage==
When used in battle, it will cause the opponent to lose concentration, thereby disabling their PSI for three turns. It can be used an unlimited amount of times.
==Prices==
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==In-game description==
==Where to obtain==
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Battle items
Cranky Lady

The Cranky Lady is an enemy in EarthBound. A tougher version of this enemy is the Extra Cranky Lady.
The concept of a woman with a shopping bag as an enemy may be based on the Bag Lady from EarthBound Beginnings.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"There are some people in Twoson who just can't keep their noses out of other people's business. Steer clear of them when you can."
==Trivia==
* The Cranky Lady is the only human enemy in EarthBound that has blue skin in its battle sprite.
Crazed Sign

The Crazed Sign is an enemy in EarthBound. It appears in both Fourside and Summers and can use PSI moves in battle, as well as basic attacks. It is very susceptible to Hypnosis.
The Road Block of Mother 3 is, similarly, a road sign that knows Hypnosis.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This sinister signpost won't give you any warning before it attacks. Be prepared with your Paralyze or Sleep PSI powers."
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Crested Booka

The Crested Booka is an enemy in EarthBound that can be encountered when wandering around the Dusty Dunes Desert. It spawns alone, or alongside a Skelpion, Bad Buffalo, Desert Wolf, Cute Li'l UFOs, or a Smilin' Sphere. The Great Crested Booka is a tougher version of this enemy.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This odd-looking beast from the Dusty Dunes Desert presents a serious threat. Use Hypnosis to slow it down, then finish it with regular attacks."
Criminal Caterpillar

The Criminal Caterpillar is a rare enemy in EarthBound that can be encountered when wandering around the Dusty Dunes Desert. It only knows PSI Fire α. Outside of battle, it runs away from Ness and his party, making it easy to sneak up on and get an auto-win. It gives a great deal of experience.
A tougher version of this enemy is the Master Criminal Worm.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This caterpillar won't bug you. Just bop him."
Category:Insect EarthBound enemies
Croissant

Croissants are recovery items introduced EarthBound which restore HP to a party member. They are named the Croissant in EarthBound and the White Croissant (Japanese: White Croissant) in Mother 3.
==Usage==
In EarthBound, the Croissant will restore approximately 60 HP to the selected party member. The Ketchup packet will double the amount of HP recovered.
In Mother 3 the White Croissant restores about 70 HP.
==Prices==
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound===
===Mother 3===
==Where to obtain==
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==Gallery==
WhiteCroissant.png|In-game sprite of the White Croissant from Mother 3
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Crooked Cop

The Crooked Cop is an unused enemy in EarthBound. His battle sprite, moveset, and stats are identical to Captain Strong, which may mean he is an early version of him.Comparison between the Crooked Cop and Captain Strong.
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==Trivia==
*The Cop was mistaken for the Crooked Cop in the EarthBound Player's Guide.EarthBound Player's Guide, p. 25
==References==
Cross Road

The Cross Road is an area in Mother 3. It connects Tazmily Village, the Sunset Cemetery, and the Sunshine Forest.
==Overview==
In Chapters 1 to 3
the Cross Road is a relatively barren dirt path. Leder can be found standing along the path, where he rings his bell, saying no words. Trying to speak to him, he does not respond, with only the current party leader's companions describing him instead. A cave on the eastern side of the Cross Road contains many presents filled with Nuts. Additionally, nuts are scattered throughout the area.
In Chapters 4 through 7, after Tazmily Village's modernization, Leder mysteriously disappears. The villagers begin to forget about him. A Railway is built into the cave on the eastern side, which sells train tickets. When Lucas first approaches the Railway, he overhears Bronson and Jackie talking about the DCMC's bassist, Lucky. Towards the end of Chapter 7, the railway is closed down.
==Items==
 
Category:Mother 3 locations
Crow

The Crow is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found around Podunk. It doesn't hit very hard, but can be annoying to fight, because it can steal recovery items.
The Spiteful Crow from EarthBound is likely based on this enemy.
==Attacks==
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==Gallery==
Crow(Uncensored).png|The Crow as it appears in the Japanese Famicom version.
EBB Crow Model.jpg|Clay model of a Crow.
==Trivia==
In the Japanese Famicom release, the Crow was holding a cigarette in its left wing. This was removed in all subsequent releases.
it:Crow
Cuddle Bomb

Cuddle Bombs are enemies in Mother 3. They are somewhat weak to PK Freeze. They attack by clinging to a character and exploding after a few turns.
Graphically, they somewhat resemble the Care Free Bomb enemy from EarthBound.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Its creepy, happy smile and overly-friendly attitude make it deeply suspicious."
Cumbersome Guys

Cumbersome Guys is a battle theme that appears in Mother 3 appearing as the 54th song in the Sound Player. The song is somewhat faster paced, while composing mostly of soft percussion with the melodies primarily played with a flute with trumpets at several parts. It's alternate version is More Cumbersome Guys.
==Enemy list==
The following enemies use Cumbersome Guys as their battle theme:
*Praying Mantis
*Walking Bushie
*Clayman
*Master Eddy
*Monkalrus
==See also==
*List of Mother 3 enemies by battle song
 
Category:Music
Cup of Lifenoodles

:Not to be confused with the Cup of noodles.
The Cup of Lifenoodles is a recovery item found in EarthBound and Mother 3. It can be used to revive an unconscious party member.
==Usage==
When eaten, the Cup of Lifenoodles will revive an unconscious party member at maximum HP. In addition, in EarthBound it can also be used to cure any status ailment excluding loss of concentration, homesickness, mushroomization, possession and solidification. In Mother 3 it is able to cure all status ailments in addition to unconsciousness.
==Prices==
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound===
===Mother 3===
==Where to obtain==
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==Gallery==
CupOfLifenoodles.png|In-game sprite of the Cup of Lifenoodles from Mother 3
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Cup of Pork Noodles

The Cup of Pork Noodles is a recovery item found in Mother 3. It is a cup of instant noodles containing bits of pork cutlets.
==Usage==
When eaten by a party member, the Cup of Pork Noodles will replenish approximately 80 HP.
==Prices==
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==In-game description==
==Where to obtain==
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Cup of coffee

The Cup of coffee is a recovery item found throughout EarthBound. It restores HP to a party member.
==Usage==
When drank, the Cup of coffee will restore approximately 12 HP to the selected party member. The item description implies that it recovers a low amount of HP because kids do not like coffee very much.
==Prices==
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==In-game description==
==Where to obtain==
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Cup of noodles

:Not to be confused with the Cup of Lifenoodles
The Cup of noodles is a recovery item found in EarthBound. It restores HP to a party member.
==Usage==
When drank, the Cup of noodles will restore approximately 40 HP to the selected party member. The amount of HP recovered is increased when the Jar of hot sauce is used with it.
==Prices==
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==In-game description==
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Cute Li'l UFO

Cute Li'l UFO Kind UFO 	Cute Li'l UFO Kind UFO 	Cute Li'l UFO Kind UFO 	Cute Li'l UFO Kind UFO 	Cute Li'l UFO Kind UFO 	Cute Li'l UFO Kind UFO
Appearance in EarthBound 	Appearance in EarthBound 	Appearance in EarthBound 	Appearance in EarthBound 	Appearance in EarthBound 	Appearance in EarthBound
Stats 	Stats 	Stats 	Stats 	Stats 	Stats
HP162 	PP25 	Offense49 	Defense32 	Speed58 	Guts1
PSI strengths/weaknesses 	PSI strengths/weaknesses 	PSI strengths/weaknesses 	PSI strengths/weaknesses 	PSI strengths/weaknesses 	PSI strengths/weaknesses
Fire50% 	Freeze50% 	Flash10% 	Paralysis50% 	Brainshock99% 	Hypnosis0%
Experience/money yields 	Experience/money yields 	Experience/money yields 	Experience/money yields 	Experience/money yields 	Experience/money yields
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1519 	Exp.
1519 	Exp.
1519 	Money
110 	Money
110 	Money
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colspan="6" style="background: #; " Item drop after battle chances	 	 	 	 	
Locations 	Locations 	Locations 	Locations 	Locations 	Locations
Dusty Dunes DesertDungeon Man 	Dusty Dunes DesertDungeon Man	Dusty Dunes DesertDungeon Man	Dusty Dunes DesertDungeon Man	Dusty Dunes DesertDungeon Man	Dusty Dunes DesertDungeon Man
The Cute Li'l UFO is an enemy in EarthBound that can be encountered when wandering around the Dusty Dunes Desert, and rarely inside Dungeon Man. It resembles a white UFO with eyes and a pink ribbon. It mainly attacks by firing beams, although it has the ability to use Lifeup α as well. It spawns alone, alongside other Cute Li'l UFOs, Skelpions, Crested Bookas and Smilin' Spheres. A tougher version of this enemy is the Beautiful UFO.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"These tiny extraterrestrial visitors buzz annoyingly about firing beams that will give you a nasty cold."
==Trivia==
The Cute Li'l UFO and the Beautiful UFO are the only enemies with a chance to drop multiple different types of items per battle. Specifically, both enemies drop seven different sets of items, with one being randomly selected when the battle begins. EarthBound Central: Items from EarthBound UFOs
==References==
 
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
DCMC

DCMC (short for Desperado Crash Mambo Combo) is a rock band in Mother 3. They frequently perform at Club Titiboo, and also had a concert on the 24th floor of the Empire Porky Building. The band members are OJ the saxophonist, Magic the guitarist, Baccio the drummer, Shimmy Zmizz the pianist and on occasion, Lucky the bassist.
==Role in Mother 3==
===In Chapter 4===
The DCMC were first introduced in Chapter 4. When Lucas approaches the train station in Tazmily Village, he overhears Bronson and Jackie talking about a DCMC member who resembles Duster. Once inside Club Titiboo, Lucas and Boney can enter the main performance area and speak with the audience who are eagerly waiting for the DCMC concert to begin. The DCMC will then perform their song, "Big Shot's Theme" to the audience of Club Titiboo in which, Duster can be seen playing the bass. Later in the chapter, after Lucas defeats the Jealous Bass, he and Boney jump into the band's backstage where the DCMC where staying. Lucas and Kumatora, who is disguised as a waitress called Violet, explained Lucky's story to the DCMC. The band accept Lucky's leaving at one condition: Lucas must beat each member in a game of Stone-Sheet-Clippers (Rock-Paper-Scissors) in succession. If the wrong option is chosen, their match is interrupted and Lucas is given another chance. Ultimately, upon winning against the rest of the band members, OJ comes to the conclusion that Lucky's departure from the band is fated, and allows Lucas to win by telling him what move to play, leading to Duster joining Lucas' party. At the end of the chapter, the DCMC perform the song, Bon Voyage, Amigo in an empty Club Titiboo theatre as a way of saying farewell to their bassist, Duster/Lucky. While this song being played, the player is shown a slideshow of monochrome images that portray how Duster joined the DCMC. 
===In Chapter 8===
The DCMC are seen again in Chapter 8, where they ask Duster to perform with them for the last time in the Concert Hall on the 24th floor of the Empire Porky Building. However, their concert is cut short when the power goes out, with an announcement calling Lucas' party to the 100th floor. They later help Lucas and his friends defeat the last remaining Mecha-Porkies.
==List of known songs==
*Big Shot's Theme (Referred to in-game as King P's Theme)
*Bon Voyage, Amigo
*Theme of DCMC
*Samba de Combo
==Trivia==
*Remixes of all of the songs DCMC have played are available on the Mother 3+ soundtrack.
*The band's name, DCMC, appears to be derived from Australian hard rock band AC/DC and American hip-hop group Run-DMC.
*The band's song, "Big Shot's Theme", is reused from the trailer music in EarthBound 64.
*If Duster is named Lucky, his stage name will be Gorgeous instead.
*Despite OJ playing the saxophone, most of the DCMC's songs (namely, "Big Shot's Theme" and "Samba de Combo") feature trumpet instead.
*The catchphrase oft used by the DCMC and their fans is "Tonda Gossa!"
Category:Mother 3
Dadseyes

The Dadseyes is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in and its underground area. Aside from attacking, this enemy's only other technique is to fly into a rage, which drastically raises its offense.
Dadseyes will usually appear in a trio of enemies, alongside one Momseyes and one Watcher. Occasionally, it can appear by itself. Dadseyes is significantly more powerful than Watcher, but not as powerful as Momseyes unless it flies into a rage. 
Dadseyes, Momseyes, 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 of 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 Dadseyes Model.jpg|Clay model of a Dadseyes.