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Eve

Eve (alternatively EVE) is a robot created by George to assist Ninten in his journey during the events of EarthBound Beginnings. She is extremely powerful, and can defeat nearly any enemy in the game in a single hit, besides certain bosses. Eve may also be referred to as 'it' since she is occasionally referred to as such in supplemental material. 
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
===Role===
After Lloyd fixes a boat in the lake on the base of Mt. Itoi, Ninten's party are sucked into a whirlpool in the center, finding a strange lab at the bottom of the lake. Inside the lab, they find Eve, who claims to be created by George solely to protect Ninten. Ninten's party then begins traveling toward the top of Mt. Itoi along with Eve, only to find a robot named R7038XX, who, in a battle, destroys Eve and itself in the process. After Eve is destroyed, her remains bear the seventh melody. In the Mother 1+2 version of Mother, Ninten will then obtain the Memory Chip, which will take his party back to the spot where Eve was destroyed.
===Status===
Being a temporary party member, Eve has hidden stat values that can't be seen in-game. 
==Gallery==
EveLab.png|Ninten and company discover Eve in the lab below the lake on Mt. Itoi.
Even Slimier Little Pile

Even Slimier Little Piles are enemies in EarthBound. They are a more powerful version of the Mini Barf and the Slimy Little Pile. They often call other Even Slimier Little Piles to help in battle.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Like their slimy cousins, the Even Slimier Little Piles can ooze their way into your life with unexpected speed."
==Trivia==
*The Even Slimier Little Pile bears a resemblance to the Pokemon Grimer from the Pokemon series.
Everdred

Everdred (Japanese: トンチキ Tonchiki) full name being Al EverdredEarthBound Player's Guide, p. 60 is a character in EarthBound, who is the boss of Burglin Park. He appears as a middle-age mustached man wearing a, small black hat, black sunglasses, green spotted shorts, and an orange Hawaiian shirt. His Japanese name, Tonchiki, means "dimwit" or "numbskull".
==History==
Everdred is first seen sitting on a house near the rummage sales in Twoson, and if Ness steps near the house, he'll jump off of the rooftop and fight him, though this is optional and is only required if the player does not know Paula's whereabouts. After defeating him, Everdred will reveal Paula's location to Ness. 
After rescuing Paula, he forces Ness to take a large sum of money for saving her, saying that he "can't keep this money anyway", implying that he probably got it through illegal means. He then claims that he is going to seek the Mani-Mani Statue that Lier X. Agerate unearthed in Onett.
Much later in the game, Everdred reappears in Fourside on the ground next to Jackie's Cafe, severely injured. He claims that after stealing the Mani-Mani Statue from Mr. Carpainter, Geldegarde Monotoli stole it from him. He then explains to Ness that the Mani-Mani Statue gives Monotoli his evil power, and asks Ness to check behind the counter at Jackie's Cafe. Everdred then, unexpectedly, gets up and walks away, shouting at Ness not to follow him. He does not not appear in the game after this, with the exception of a cameo in .
==As an enemy==
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==Trivia==
*A minor reference to Everdred appears in Mother 3. The Aloha Coat item bears a striking resemblance to the Hawaiian shirt that Everdred wears. The stats of the item however do not give a further nod towards Everdred.
*Everdred refers to the Mani-Mani Statue by name when seen in Twoson, even knowing its location, but when spoken to in Fourside, he implies that he did not know what it was when he stole it.
*Everdred has a unused death ghost animation, this implies he that might have been intended as a party member at some moment in the game.
**Alternatively, Everdred may have been intended to die in Fourside instead of walk away.
*If Ness were to go near Everdred's house with Paula, Everdred would automatically give Ness the wad of bills, then go into his house.
*In the Fourside stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the building on the right has a clothesline with an orange Hawaiian shirt and sunglasses hanging on it, which resemble the shirt and sunglasses worn by Everdred.
==References==
Evil Elemental

Evil Elementals are enemies in EarthBound. They often attack by possessing a party member.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The disembodied (and quite annoyed about it) being will take out its wrath on anyone it encounters. It has no real strengths or weaknesses."
==Gallery==
EvilElementalClay.png|Clay model of an Evil Elemental.
Evil Eye

Evil Eye is a type of enemy in EarthBound. They are found in Onett at night when Ness is tasked to collect List of key items in EarthBound#ZexonyteZexonyte in the meteorite there and complete the Phase Distorter#Phase Distorter 3Phase Distorter 3. They appear as one of the invading monsters Onett has at that time. They have one eye in their enemy sprite in battle and can use Brainshock Ω and Paralysis Ω to all party members, making them dangerous if they happen to do so. They can also glare with its eerie eyes to diamondize or either deal a low-level bash attack to a party member in battle.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The Evil Eye uses Brainshock on its enemies. Use the PSI Shield to protect your party and attack with any PSI or regular attack."
Exit mouse

The Exit mouse is a consumable item in EarthBound. He allows the party to escape any dungeon. Only one can be in the party's inventory at a time.
==Usage==
When used in a dungeon, the Exit mouse will wave at the exit and the party will be warped there. The Exit mouse can only be obtained by speaking to the mother located in certain locations.
==Prices==
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound===
==Where to obtain==
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==Artwork==
ExitMouseM2.png|Artwork of an Exit Mouse from the Mother 2 instructions booklet
Exit mouse.jpg|Artwork of an Exit Mouse from the Mother 2 strategy guide
==Trivia==
*Although normally Exit mice cannot be used to exit the Cave of the Past, a programming glitch in Mother 1+2 allows Ness to use it and successfully escape in the final room where Giygas resides. After doing this, he appears at the entrance to the dungeon in which the Exit mouse was obtained.
*In the EarthBound Player's Guide, the section describing the Exit Mouse contains a screenshot displaying a text glitch. This does not occur in the final game.
Category:EarthBound items
F-F-Fire!

<onlyinclude>F-F-Fire! 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 18 in the Sound Player. This track is played during the Chapter 1 cutscene in which the Pigmask Army set fire to Sunshine Forest. The cutscene starts with a large shot of Sunshine Forest at night, which is then followed by multiple large explosions throughout the forest. The camera then changes to a shot of Lighter's cabin, where Lighter can be seen running outside and gesturing for Fuel to stay inside their cabin, before heading into the forest. The player is then shown a scene in which multiple forest animals including, boars, mice and a caribou can be seen fleeing from the explosions. During this scene two Pigmasks can be seen throwing some type of bomb onto the forest floor and then quickly scurrying away before it explodes. After showing the forest engulfed in flames, the screen changes to a scene of Thomas running frantically through the centre of Tazmily Village, sounding his siren, which successfully causes Abbot, Ollie and Bronson to leave their houses. The scene concludes as Bronson gestures towards Thomas, encouraging him to go alert Flint of the situation. This is the only time this track can be heard in game outside the sound player. This track is followed by the title card for Chapter 1 after which, the track, Sound of Siren can be heard. 
==Trivia==
* This track contains both the Pigmask and Dangerous Bass leitmotifs, with the latter being the first time it can be heard by the player.
* This cutscene is the first time the Pigmask Army is shown visually.
* The animals that can be seen fleeing during the cutscene are references to future enemies that the player can fight in Chapter 1.
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Factory

::This article describes the Factory in Murasaki Forest. For other uses, see Factory (disambiguation).
The Factory is a factory run by Mr. Brown. The Factory is intended for digging up clay to turn into Claymen; however, it is rumored that the Pigmask Army is excavating a dragon deep underneath. The workers include Jonel, Bud, Lou, Isaac, Bob, a pig, a stray dog, and various Pigmasks.
==History==
Lucas and Boney need to work there in exchange for tickets to Club Titiboo, as well as 200 DP, due to the expensive pricing of the tickets which the Factory supplies to its workers for free. Lucas's main job is to take damaged Claymen up to the first floor, so they may be recharged by Pigmasks, while Boney is set to run on a treadmill.
In Chapter 5 Lucas can choose to work at the Factory again, for 200 DP. Mr. Brown also begins to keep a tally of how many times Lucas has worked there; this has no effect on gameplay, however.
In Chapter 7 Lucas can no longer work for the Factory. If he tries to do so, Mr. Brown tells him the Factory is closing down, since Claymen are no longer needed, and claims he is being sent to New Pork City when it is closed.
==Items==
==Shops and businesses==
===Vending machine===
==Interior==
Factory workspace.png|The workspace
Factory mines.png|The mine
Category:Mother 3 locations
Factory (disambiguation)

Factory can refer to any of the following locations:
*Sweet's Little Factory in EarthBound Beginnings, south of Merrysville
*Duncan's Factory in EarthBound Beginnings, north of Merrysville
*Belch's Base in EarthBound, behind Grapefruit Falls, designed to resemble the factories from Mother
*Factory in Mother 3, in Murasaki Forest
*Clayman Factory in Mother 3, along the Highway
Fairies (Neckbeard's Recommendation)

<onlyinclude>Fairies (Neckbeard's Recommendation) is the name of track originating from Mother 3. It is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 154 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. 
The track shares a very close similarity to the unreleased EarthBound 64 track, "Tazmily Village". Due to this, many believe it was intended to play in the early chapters while the player explores Tazmily Village, however, it was instead moved to the jukebox in the final game.
==Trivia==
*The track shares the same leitmotif present in tracks such as Monkey's Delivery Service, Resolve (Gum Guy's Recommendation) and Master Porky's Theme.
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Farm Zombie

The Farm Zombie is an enemy in EarthBound that appears outside of Grapefruit Falls. They resemble brown zombies with pink shorts and white hair flopped to one side. Apart from its name and color scheme, it is virtually identical to the Urban Zombie found in and around Threed.
Once Ness and his friends defeat Master Belch, Farm Zombies will no longer appear.
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Fassad

Fassad is a character in Mother 3. He is an important member of the Pigmask Army.
==In Mother 3==
In Chapter 2, Fassad and Salsa run into Duster while he is heading to Osohe Castle.
In Chapter 3, he makes Salsa do his bidding, making him do tricks to distribute his Happy Boxes. He continually abuses Salsa, shocking him if he doesn't fulfill his tasks on time (and often even if he does). The same scene of Fassad and Salsa running into Duster plays in this chapter from the perspective Fassad.
Fassad makes another appearance in Chapter 4, where he is giving a speech about Happy Boxes, which have become hugely successful in the village.
 
In Chapter 5, after Lucas is unmasked by the Pork Trooper, Fassad chases the party to the top of Thunder Tower and orders the Pigmasks to destroy the tower. However, he slips on a banana peel and falls from the tower's top.
After a long absence, Fassad makes another appearance in Chapter 7 at Fire Mountain. When Lucas and his party try to pull the needle located there, Fassad appears as a cyborg. Unable to talk, he instead communicates using horns to play music and having an Interpreter translate. After being defeated, Fassad retreats and Lucas pulls the needle.
Fassad makes his last appearance during Chapter 8 in New Pork City. After Leder tells Lucas the secret of Tazmily Village, an upgraded Fassad blocks the sewers' exit. When defeated, Fassad tells the party that he is just an element in Porky's game and falls in the sewer drain. The Interpreter then flies away, asking the party not to follow it.
===As a party member===
At the beginning of Chapter 3, Salsa is noticeably weaker than previous party leaders, and as a result needs to rely on Fassad's attacks to survive battles.
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==Other identity==
In Chapter 8, while venturing up the Empire Porky Building, Lucas and co. come upon a Magypsy's shell. They find bananas around the shell, Fassad's horns on a mount, and Fassad's clothing on the bed. Lucas also meets a mouse in a room next to the Magypsy shell, who says that Locria had a creepy "nwehehehe" laugh. This shows that Fassad is none other than Locria in disguise. This also explains his ability to use PK Starstorm in battle.
==Name==
Fassad's Japanese name, Yokuba, is derived from the term "yokubari", meaning ambition or greed. The name Fassad, used in the Mother 3 fan translation, is derived from both the Arabic term fasād, meaning corruption, as well as being a play on the word "façade", which is appropriate to how the character covers his cruelty with a pleasant demeanor to the people of Tazmily. The idea to use the name Fassad for the fan translation is credited to Ben Cocchiaro.Devastating Brilliance at Cutthroat Prices: "On the MOTHER 3 localization."|archived-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120307015952/https://greg.lescoe.net/post/16850861675/mother3|archived url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120307015952/https://greg.lescoe.net/post/16850861675/mother3
==Gallery==
File:Yokuba-and-Salsa.jpg| Fassad and Salsa, in an early EarthBound 64 render from 1996.
==References==
Favorite food

The main character's favorite food (Japanese: Favorite Food) is a reoccurring theme in the series, appearing on all of the initial naming screens. In all of the games, it is cooked by the respective main character's mother. It is not an actual inventory item, however, and is merely mentioned in text.
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
The favorite food is referenced very little in EarthBound Beginnings, being served by Ninten's mother and in , with a couple of NPCs mentioning it. When eaten, it restores the party's HP and PP completely.
Ninten's favorite food is Prime Rib (),MOTHER Encyclopedia - The Suburbs of kenisu's MagicantPart of Ninten's Encyclopedia Mother Entry but unlike the other two games, there is no in-game default for it, and so the favorite food is completely up to the player to choose.
In one of the "Earth Bound" prototype cartridges, the existing save file used Pizza as Ninten's favorite food.Hands On: EarthBound (NES) Prototype [Part 2/2] However, it is unknown whether this was a save file from Nintendo or from a previous owner. In the eShop trailer for EarthBound Beginnings, the favorite food can instead be seen as Steak,Nintendo eShop - Earthbound Beginnings for the Wii U Virtual Console matching the sequel.
==In EarthBound==
Similar to the first game, in EarthBound it is served by Ness's mother. Paula's mother also learns to prepare it as well, although she mentions that she's only just learning and still needs to practice. When eaten, it restores the party's HP and PP completely. In the letter from Ness's mother at the end of the game, she mentions that they haven't been eating his favorite food as much lately.
===Defaults===
English	Japanese
*Steak
*Pie
*Pasta
*Cake
*Eggs
*Bread
*Salmon	
* Salisbury steak
* Sukiyaki
* Mori soba
* Honey pie
* Banana
* Mushrooms
* Dog food
==In Mother 3==
 In Mother 3, the favorite food is somewhat different. Hinawa makes it for the Lucas and Claus during the Prologue. Many villagers of Tazmily say that it was their favorite food and that Hinawa always made it for the people of Tazmily. It is also possible for a Mystery Metal Monkey to drop Lucas's favorite food, although like the "good experience" it gives, it isn't actually obtained. When hacked into the inventory, the favorite food functions as a restorative item, restoring 300 HP, as well as displaying a proper sprite, implying that earlier in development this item was planned to be usable, or was used for testing.
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*Omelets
*Pasta
*Gratin
*Donuts
*Stew
*Gelatin
*Rice	
* Fluffy omelettes
* Peperoncino
* Piping hot gratin
* Croquette rolls
* Soy milk stew
* Peach gelatin
* Plain rice
==References==
Category:Game mechanics
Fierce Pork Trooper

The Fierce Pork Trooper (sometimes just Pork Trooper) is a major character in Mother 3. He, like all the Pigmasks is a huge fan of the DCMC. If the player uses DCMC items on him when battling him, he'll get distracted. He is fought twice in the game.
==In Mother 3==
The Fierce Pork Trooper is first seen waiting for the DCMC to perform in Club Titiboo in Chapter 4. Later, when Lucas's Pork Bean crashes in the Highway, Pork Trooper realizes that Lucas isn't the commander and fights him. Later in the game, when Lucas reaches Thunder Tower, he runs into the Pork Trooper again. With a completely different costume, the upgraded Pork Trooper fights Lucas again. The party defeats him and he lets them through.
In Chapter 8, the Pork Trooper is seen in New Pork City's concert hall. If talked to, he tells Lucas that he doesn't want to fight him anymore and asks him to sit down and enjoy the DCMC together.
==As an enemy==
===First battle===
The Fierce Pork Trooper is weak to Fire-based attacks, and can get distracted for a few turns if Lucas or any of his friends uses any DCMC-related items during the battle. Obtaining a Pickled Veggie Plate is always guaranteed after defeating him.
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====Battle Memory description====
"So fierce-looking he's afraid of his own reflection. Takes good care of his men and is a huge DCMC fan."
===Second battle===
The Fierce Pork Trooper is during the second fight notably stronger, but is still weak to Fire attacks and DCMC merchandise. His entire appearance has taken on a blue color scheme, excluding his pants, which have the same brown color as before; his horns have also increased in size for a more intimidating look. 
His attacks remain mostly the same, but he gains a few attacks once his anger reaches its peak (at which point his offense rises).
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====Battle Memory description====
"After tasting defeat, this soldier underwent intense training to power himself up."
==Gallery==
File:E64 Pork Trooper.jpg| The Fierce Pork Trooper, as he would appeared in EarthBound 64.
Fierce Shattered Man

The Fierce Shattered Man is an enemy in EarthBound, being a tougher version of the Shattered Man. It resembles a mummy wrapped in red bandages. They often try to solidify their targets.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Wandering mindlessly amid the Hieroglyphs and coffins are Shattered Men, who attack anything and everything they touch. Stay clear."
Fight with Mecha-Drago

Fight with Mecha Drago is a battle theme that appears in Mother 3 appearing as the 64th song in the Sound Player. The song is the boss theme of the Mecha-Drago. The song consists of mainly horns and a flute. It is simultaneously meant to evoke both feelings of danger and sadness, from being the Drago who killed Hinawa and also reflecting the fate of what became of the once peaceful Drago.
==Enemy list==
The Mecha-Drago is the only enemy to use Fight with Mecha-Drago as its battle theme:
*Mecha-Drago
==See also==
*List of Mother 3 enemies by battle song
 
Category:Music
Filthy Attack Roach

The Filthy Attack Roach is an enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3. It is extremely weak to offensive PSI, such as PK Freeze.
==In EarthBound==
The Filthy Attack Roach is an enemy in EarthBound, which is located in the sewers leading to Magnet Hill. It's a stronger version of the Violent Roach.
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==In Mother 3==
The filthy Attack Roach is enemy in Mother 3, which can be found in the caves nearby Saturn Valley. It's a stronger version of the Violent Roach, and a weaker version of the Metal Attack Roach.
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===Battle Memory description===
"The Violent Roach was awful, but this guy is bigger, quicker, greasier, and more energetic."
Category:Insect EarthBound enemies
Final Starman

:For different Starman variants, see Starman (disambiguation).
Final Starman is a class of enemy in EarthBound, only appearing in the Cave of the Past. A powerful member of the Starman family, its appearance is that of a shinier, golden Starman Deluxe (akin to Starman Supers appearing as gold versions of regular Starmen). A Final Starman appears prominently on the box art of EarthBound, with Ness reflected in its visor. (Oddly, this cannot occur in-game, as Ness can only encounter them as a robot.) Final Starmen begin battle with PSI Shield β active.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The last in a distinguished line of starmen is also the strongest. Use Multi Bottle Rockets to blow it back into space. You can also put him under using Hypnosis."
==Gallery==
Clay fstarman.png|Clay model of a Final Starman.
EarthBound box.png|Final Starman as depicted in the North American box art.
it:Final Starman
Fire Mountain

Fire Mountain is a volcanic mountain in Mother 3 found in the far east part of the Nowhere Islands near Snowcap Mountain. It is located north of Saturn Valley. The volcano houses the location one of the Seven Needles, which is guarded by Phrygia. The track, "Volcano! Inferno!" serves as the background music of this area.
==Geography==
After entering from , Phrygia's house is to the north shortly above the entrance. To the left of the Magypsy's house is a path which goes straight north until it reaches a cave to the deeper parts of the volcano.
In the deeper parts, the narrow pathways are bordered with magma. There are several caves containing. At the northernmost end is where Phrygia's needle is placed.
==History==
Fire Mountain plays a major role in Chapter 7. Due to being nearby Saturn Valley, the Pigmask Army sends Frightbots to frighten the Mr. Saturns into revealing information about it. Because it is on a cliff, Duster's Wall Staples are required to scale it. Because the scalable wall is too high up, Mr. Saturns play "ladder" to allow Duster to reach the mountain. Phrygia's home is found at the top of this wall, where Phrygia is found sleeping. Upon examining the sign, Phrygia gives Lucas some Encouraging Words to speak to a large boulder blocking the entrance to the volcano.
At the entrance to the cave, Pigmasks discuss Fassad, who is now sporting horns from the injury on Thunder Tower. At the cave's end, New Fassad and his Interpreter are found guarding Phrygia's Needle. After defeating New Fassad, Lucas pulls the Needle, and Phrygia enters. Before disappearing, Phrygia gives Lucas a notebook bearing the locations of the Seven Needles - and a razor and lipstick in remembrance of them.
==Items==
==Shops and businesses==
===Mole Cricket's shop===
==Enemies==
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==Gallery==
Fire mountain exterior.png|The exterior
Fire mountain interior.png|The interior
Category:Mother 3 locations