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Mook (disambiguation)

Mook is a class or perhaps species of enemy in the Mother series, with several variants.
*Mook, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
*Oh-Mook, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
*Dept. Store Spook, an enemy in EarthBound
*Lesser Mook, an enemy in EarthBound
*Mook Senior, an enemy in EarthBound
Mook Senior

Mook Senior is a Mook-type enemy in EarthBound, acting as guardians and operators of Stonehenge Base. They often use PSI attacks and are extremely weak to PSI Fire and hypnosis.
Mook Seniors appear identical to the Oh-Mook enemies in Earthbound Beginnings, perhaps inspired from them. Both enemies also have similar Japanese names.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Mook Seniors are one of the few carbon based creatures that inhabit the alien Stonehenge Base. Use Hypnosis or PSI Fire to neutralize this adversary."
==See also==
*Mook
*Oh-Mook
*Lesser Mook
*Department Store Spook
More Mischievous Blues

More Mischievous Blues is a battle theme that appears in Mother 3 appearing as the 53rd song in the Sound Player. Much like its source song, Mischievous Blues,the song is primarily used when fighting the game's more goofier enemies, like the Spud Bug. Both songs are among the most common battle themes in the game, as well as the song used the most when fighting unused enemies in Mother 3.
Unlike most alternative songs, which are meant to be more difficult to combo, More Mischievous Blues is actually the easier than its source song, as the song's beat does not speed up at 0:22 like Mischievous Blues. The two songs have often been compared to which is believed to be the inspiration of the song.
==Enemy list==
The following enemies use More Mischievous Blues as their battle theme:
*Soot Dumpling
*Spud Bug
*Agitated Boar
*Rockin' Ghost
*Black Beanling
*Chilly Dog
*Naughty Mushroom
*Magman
*Scamperin' Mushroom
*Love Walker
*Upgraded Robot
==See also==
*Mischievous Blues
*List of Mother 3 enemies by battle song
 
Category:Music
More Troublesome Guys

Troublesome Guys is a battle theme that appears in Mother 3 appearing as the 61st song in the Sound Player. The song's tempo is fast with the melody comprising primarily of wind instruments and drums.
The skng is an arrangement of Troublesome Guys. The difference between this and Troublesome Guys is the rhythm will space out every 32 beats, filling the space with techno noises, before continuing the rhythm, making it the more difficult of the two.
==Enemy list==
The following enemies use More Troublesome Guys as their battle theme:
*Balding Eagle
*Lingering Spirit
*Slitherhen
*Pyrefly
*Ancient Dragonfly
*Blue Balding Eagle
==See also==
*Troublesome Guys
*List of Mother 3 enemies by battle song
 
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Mother: Invasion from the Unknown

Mother: Invasion from the Unknown (Japanese: ) is a choose-your-own adventure book released exclusively in Japan based on the plot of EarthBound Beginnings. It was written by Akio Higuchi and loosely follows the plot of the game by the point-of-view of Ninten, renamed Doug in this adaptation, allowing the reader to keep track of their progress, stats, and decide what actions the characters take.
==Plot Summary==
In the town of ,
Category: Books
Mother (soundtrack)

Mother is a 1989 soundtrack album with arrangements of songs from the Mother video game. The songs were recorded across various studios in Japan and England, and all but three of them ("Magicant", "Snow Man", and "Fallin' Love, And") feature English-language lyrics sung by guest vocalists. The album was re-released in 2004, with an extended 11th track and an added 12th track from EarthBound.
In 2015, the album received its first American release via a double-LP edition from Ship to Shore Phonograph Co., a reissue label specializing in rarities and video game soundtracks; this was followed up by a CD release in 2016. Both US editions use the original 1989 tracklist.
== Track listing ==
== Personnel ==
Adapted from 2004 liner notes and Discogs.
* Keiichi Suzuki – arrangements (tracks 1-5, 6-8, 11-12), backing vocals (tracks 1, 6, 8)
* David Bedford – arrangements (track 5)
* Neko Saito (credited as Takeshi Saitoh) – arrangements, piano (track 9)
* Michael Nyman – arrangements (track 10)
* Catherine Warwick – lead vocals (tracks 1-2, 5)
* Jeremy Holland-Smith – lead vocals (track 2)
* Jeremy Budd – lead vocals (track 8)
* Louis Philippe – lead vocals, guitar (track 6)
* Jeb Million – lead vocals (track 3)
* King Edward School Choir Boys – backing vocals (track 3)
* St. Paul's Cathedral Choir – choir (track 10)
* Hitoshi Watanabe – acoustic bass, (track 6); bouzoki, ukulele (tracks 6-7)
* Graham Edwards – bass (tracks 1-2)
* Steve Barnacle – bass (track 8)
* Masafushi Yokoyama (credited as Masashi Yokoyama) – electric bass, electric guitar (track 9)
* Geoff Dugmore – drums (tracks 1-3, 8)
* Jun Aoyama – drums (track 9)
* Ma-To (credited as Mato) – percussion (track 9)
* Tetsuaki Hoashi – percussion (track 9)
* Masami Shinoda – saxophone (track 9)
* Yoichi Murata – trombone (track 9)
* Chester Kamen – guitar (tracks 1-3, 8)
* Keith Beauvais – guitar (tracks 1-2)
* Bun Itakura – mandolin (track 9)
* Joe Kato Group (credited as Joe Group Strings) – strings (track 9)
* Saito Neko Strings Quartet – strings (track 9)
* Linda Hennrick – lyrics (tracks 1-3, 5-6, 8, 10)
* Tazakumi Kunitomo – programming (tracks 1-2, 4, 6-7)
* Tatsuhiko Mori – programming (tracks 1-2, 4, 6-7)
* Yukio Doki – programming (track 1)
* Don Camer – programming (track 5)
* Jun Thoyama – programming (track 7)
* David Motion — keyboards (tracks 2-3, 8), programming (tracks 2-3, 8)
* Glenn Tommey – mastering, mixing, production, recording; backing vocals (tracks 1, 6, 8)
* Engineers: Ken Ohshiro, Kentaro Kitagawa, Shinichi Akagawa, Yuji Chinone
* Producers: Akio Ohmori, Ritsuo Kamimura, Takashi Kawaguchi, Toshio Ishii
* Coordinators: Paul Hirsh, Hisashi Mizukami, Motohiro Ishii, Junk Yamazaki
==Trivia==
*For people who contributed to the kickstarter for the release of the 2015 vinyl, the vinyl came bundled with an artbook containing art created by Kenneth Locke and various written articles.
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Mother 1+2 (soundtrack)

Mother 1+2 is an album of songs from and EarthBound, and was released along with Mother 1+2.
==Track Listing==
Track Number	Title 	Duration
1 	Mother Earth 	1:48
2 	Pollyanna (I Believe in You) 	1:58
3 	Bein' Friends 	1:49
4 	Humoresque of a Little Dog 	2:09
5 	Eight Melodies (Toy piano Version sx) 	1:35
6 	Wisdom of the World 	1:52
7 	TWINKLE Elementary School 	2:14
8 	Snowman 	2:06
9 	The Paradise LineThough this track is listed as The Paradise Line, it is in fact a remix of All That I Needed (Was You).	2:29
10 	Eight Melodies 	3:31
11 	Onett's Theme 	2:16
12 	Twoson's Theme 	2:30
13 	Threek's Theme 	2:13
14 	Saturn Valley's Theme 	1:30
15 	Bicycle's Theme (Kurukuru Pedal) 	1:36
16 	Winter's Theme 	3:05
17 	Hospital Dub (Call the Doctor) 	2:15
18 	Lucky Nice Blues 	2:14
19 	Fourside (Held in the Skyscraper) 	2:22
20 	Hotel (Pearl Necklace) 	1:09
21 	Summer's Theme 	1:55
22 	Ramma's Theme 	2:29
23 	Eight Melodies 	1:30
24 	Light of Life 	2:09
25 	Because I Love You 	3:31
26 	Smiles and Tears 	7:21
==Notes==
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Mother 1+2 fan translation

The Mother 1+2 fan translation is a re-translation of the game Mother, only including a very basic menu translation for Mother 2, with no plans of a full translation. It was released on April 30th, 2011. The game was translated and written by Clyde Mandelin in order to maintain continuity with EarthBound and the Mother 3 fan translation. It was hacked to allow for larger text windows for larger text blocks in order to make the game's script more palatable. All of the graphics changed in Mother's English prototype were uncensored, and the areas in the game were also changed back to their original Japanese names. The names of the enemies have been translated from their original Japanese counterparts, aside from some exceptions, such as the Raeb Yddet, whose Japanese name was simply "bear," and Giygas, who retained his name from EarthBound for the translation.
==Translation tools==
The tools used for the translation were custom-made for the project, and were released to the public in order to allow other-language translations of the game. The translation tools include an added debug mode which multiplies experience and money gain from battles to extreme amounts and disables random encounters entirely in order to test scripts, as well as graphics files for translating and uncensoring the game's graphics.
==Easy Ring==
The Easy Ring, an item that doubles the amount of money and experience Ninten's party obtains, as well as halving the amount of random battles, was added to a present inside Ninten's room. Playable characters can equip it, and its defense is equal to the goddess bracelet you can purchase in Magicant. The easy ring takes up a space in your character's ring slot, so equipping any of the other rings in the game will unequip the easy ring.
===In-game description===
"Equip this ring to increase EXP and money from enemies and reduce random battles."
Mother 2: Giygas Strikes Back (Book)

:For the game of the same name, see EarthBound.
Mother 2: Giygas Strikes Back (Japanese: ) is a 1994 bunkobon novelization based on the plot of EarthBound. It was written by Saori Kumi and released for the monthly literary magazine Shinchō, published by Shinchosha, covering the entire narrative of the game with noticeable liberties, such as plot discrepancies and new original characters. The novel is told from the perspective of Ness, a young boy who finds himself on a journey to defeat Giygas with the help of new friends he makes along the way.
Mother 2: Giygas Strikes Back is the second novelization written by Kumi for the Mother series, after writing Mother: The Original Story in 1989. It was only released in Japan, and numerous unofficial English translations remained uncompleted until 2021, when a finished translation by Nyaasu Nekoban was released exclusively on her website https://x.com/NyaasuNekoban/status/1472356000514592774?lang=en.
== Blurb ==
My name is Ness. Before a meteorite fell on the mountain behind my house, I was just an ordinary, baseball-loving kid in a red ball cap. But after that night, an unbelievable journey began for me and my friends! Paula, a beautiful blond girl with psychic powers. Jeff, a prodigy with all things mechanical. And Poo, the prince of a mysterious kingdom. In order to protect the future of our world, we'll need all of our courage, wisdom, and love, to stand against an enormous enemy! The masterpiece RPG from producer and director Shigesato Itoi returns, in an epic and emotional novelization.https://nyaasunobouken.com/mother.htm
== Plot ==
=== Chapter 1 ===
=== Chapter 2 ===
=== Chapter 3 ===
=== Chapter 4 ===
=== Chapter 5 ===
=== Chapter 6 ===
=== Chapter 7 ===
=== Chapter 8 ===
=== Chapter 9 ===
=== Chapter 10 ===
== History ==
=== Writing and publication history ===
=== Fan translations and struggles with localization ===
== Gallery ==
== Trivia ==
== References ==
Category:Books
Category:EarthBound
Mother 2 (soundtrack)

Mother 2 (Japanese: Mother 2: Giygas's Counterattack) is a soundtrack album of songs from EarthBound. It was first published on 2 November 1994 by Sony Records on CD, and later reissued by Ship To Shore Phonograph Co. on vinyl in 2016.
== Track listing ==
== Personnel ==
Taken from liner notes and Discogs.
* Hirokazu Tanaka – writing, productioon
* Keiichi Suzuki – writing, production
* Hiroshi Kanazu – writing
* Shunsuke Sakamoto – writing (tracks 22-24), engineering
* Producers: Shigesato Itoi, Ritsuo Kamimura
* Engineers: Kazumi Sugiura, Kimitaka Matsumae, Yuzuru Nakayama
Category:Music
Mother 3+

Mother 3+ is a soundtrack album of versions of songs from Mother 3.
== Track listing ==
== Personnel ==
Adapted from liner notes.
* Shogo Sakai – writing, arrangements, miscellaneous instruments; chorus (track 9)
* Taeko Onuki – lead vocals, backing vocals (track 1)
* Shigesato Itoi – lyrics (track 1), executive producer
* Satoshi Kadokura – arrangements, piano, miscellaneous instruments (track 1)
* Keiichi "K-1" Hiroishi – drums, chorus (track 3)
* Shinya Horaguchi – bass, chorus (track 3)
* Masao Onose – electric guitar, chorus (track 3)
* Toshimitsu Takahashi – acoustic piano, organ, chorus (track 3)
* Masahiro Kobayashi – trumpet
* Osamu Koike – alto saxophone
* Taro Kiyooka – trombone
* Eriko Toda – chorus (track 3)
* Yusuke Sonobe – manipulations (track 1)
* Yasushi Shiota – mixing
* Makoto Tonosu – mastering
* Assistant engineers: Nobuyuki Morita, Hiromi Shinjo, Mitsunori Aizawa, Kentaro Kikuchi
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Mother 3 Love Theme

The Mother 3 Love Theme (stylised in the Sound Player as MOTHER 3 Love Theme) is the main theme of Mother 3, frequently associated with Lucas and his family. Composed by Shogo Sakai, it is a short and simple melody, and can be seen as a parallel to the Eight Melodies from EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound. The Love Theme's later sections cannot be heard in this track itself, and are only heard later in the game, such as in the Name These Children theme, allowing one to sing all the lyrics. A vocal version of the song sung by Taeko Onuki can be found on the Mother 3+ album. A remix of the song also appears in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and is available in the My Music for New Pork City. The remix returned in future Super Smash Bros. games, able to be heard in any EarthBound-related stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
==Lyrics==
Japanese	Rōmaji	English translation	English lyrics (fan made)
深い闇 遠い町
知らないことば ざわめく
迷い子の 悲しみを
拾い集めて たどろう
何処に いても
わたしは いのち あなたの
あたたかな ひとときと
あたたかな夢 見せたい
幼な子の 微笑みは
まぶたのなかに いまでも
呼べば 届く
きっと いつか振り向く
ただひとり 道を行く
小さきものに あかりを
ただひとり 道を行く
小さきものに あかりを	
fukai yami tooi machi
shiranai kotoba zawameku
mayoigo no kanashimi o
hiroi atsumete tadorô
doko ni ite mo
watashi wa inochi, anata no
atataka na hitotoki to
atataka na yume misetai
osanago no hohoemi wa
mabuta no naka ni ima demo
yobeba todoku
kitto itsuka furimuku
tada hitori michi o yuku
chiisaki mono ni akari o
tada hitori michi o yuku
chiisaki mono ni akari o	
Deep darkness, a distant town, murmurs of unknown words
Let's gather up the sadness of the lost child and set out
No matter where I am, I will still be your life
I want to show you a warm-hearted moment and a warm-hearted dream
Even now, I can see the little child's smile when I close my eyes
If I call out, I'm certain he'll turn around when my voice reaches him
Give light to the small one, who walks his path alone
Give light to the small one, who walks his path alone	
In a distant town, as the dark grows deep,
Unfamiliar words resound, whispered and weak.
Let me heal the pain, drive away despair,
Lead this child who's lost his way... Help him prepare.
While apart, understand, I will live my life for you wherever I am.
It's my greatest wish, to provide for you,
Tender moments, sweetest dreams, love, warm, and true.
As I close my eyes, even now I see...
On his face that little child smiles just for me.
If I call, if he hears, he will turn towards me free from his fears
Shine on one dear child, one so very small,
One who carries on alone, strong after all.
Shine on one dear child, one so very small,
One who carries on alone, strong after all.
==Trivia==
*The Mother 3 Love Theme was created fairly late in development, at first specifically for "an extremely important scene", implied to be the final battle against the Masked Man. The battle was originally supposed to have the recurring Pigmask theme, although it was eventually decided that it was necessary to have a different melody that would stir up more emotional impact.Nindori.com interview with Shigesato Itoi, translated
*The lyrics of the song are most likely from the persective of Hinawa.
==References==
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Mother 3 fan translation

The Mother 3 fan translation was a translation project for Mother 3. It was completed on October 17, 2008. The scripts and translations were written by Clyde Mandelin, and are often praised by many players and professionals.UGO: "Mother 3 in English! an Interview with Reid Young, co-founder of Starmen.Net!" A large amount of time during the translation project was spent on properly displaying sprite text, such as including a variable-width font, and bug-fixes to prevent the game from crashing. During the development of the patch, the translators wrote a development blog detailing their progress in the hacking. As of April 2021, the fan translation is at version 1.3.
==Changes==
In addition to text-related changes, graphics hacks were used to maintain continuity with EarthBound, and names were sometimes changed to maintain jokes or features between languages.The Mother 3 Fan Translation: The Online README A beta memo feature was also translated and undummied from the game, and can be accessed by holding the L- and R-Buttons while entering the Status screen. Additionally, sound clips with Japanese phrases were translated and re-recorded by the fan translation team and inserted into the game to make them more accessible to the English-speaking audience. Translation also renamed several of the games characters such as Yokuba to Fassad which comes from both the Arabic word fasād (فساد), "corruption", and to the English word facade.
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===Hard mode===
In the Mother 3 fan translation, when the player is asked for their name, naming themselves HARD MODE significantly raises enemy stats in an effort to make the game harder. Specifically, all enemies have doubled HP and quadrupled speed. https://legendsoflocalization.com/mother-3/chapter1-1/
==References==
==External links==
*Wikipedia
*Legends of Localization
Category:Hacking
Mother 3i

Mother 3i is a soundtrack album of medleys of songs from Mother 3 arranged by the game's composer, Shogo Sakai. It was released on the Itunes store in 2007 but has been subsequently been removed. 
Track Number	English title 	Japanese title 	Duration
1 	Welcome to MOTHER3 World (from "Fun Naming", "Welcome!", "True Welcome!") 	Welcome to Mother3 World	3:48
2 	Tazmily is the Stage (from "LOG-O-TYPE", "Something Strange is Going On", "Run, My Dog, Run!") 	舞台はタツマイリ 	2:44
3 	Twist And Battle (from "", "", "") 	Twist And Battle 	4:33
4 	Gentle Rain (from "Confusion", "Somewhere, Someday", "Gentle Rain") 	どうすることも 	4:59
5 	Mambo and Battle (from "", "") 	哀愁のマンボ 	3:40
6 	Theme of Duster (from "Sorrowful Tazmily", "Morning Already", "Mind of a Thief") 	ダスターのテーマ 	3:22
7 	The Castle of Osohe (from "Ragtime Osohe", "Osohe Castle", "") 	オソヘ城にて 	4:59
8 	Funky Monkey Dance (from "Chapter 3 ~ Monkey's Love Song", "Open Sesame Oil!", "Open Sesame Tofu!", "Monkey's Delivery Service")	奇妙なダンス 	4:39
9 	Oh, Pig Mask (from "", "") 	嗚呼、ブタマスク 	3:14
10 	Memory of Tazmily (from "Happy Town?", "And Then There Were None") 	タツマイリの思い出 	4:21
11 	With Magypsy (from "Pink Shell", "Magypsy's Home, Sweetie-Pie") 	マジプシーと 	3:26
12 	Do Not Disturb (from "", "", "", "") 	じゃまをしないでくれ 	4:47
13 	Flowers (from "Shower Time Ballad", "Letter from You, My Sweet", "Mother?!") 	Flowers 	4:22
14 	Theme of Bad Boy (from "", "", "Battle Memory Medley") 	Bad Boyのテーマ 	7:10
15 	From Utopia (from "Isn't This Such a Utopia?!", "Suspicious Flying Object", "His Highness' Theme", "Memory of Life") 	行きどまりの街から 	5:51
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Mother Porkship

Mother Porkships are large, flying ships, first seen in Chapter 2. They play a relatively important role in Mother 3's story. They are owned by the Pigmask Army, and as such is often seen when they are making an escape, and are mainly used by high ranking members of the Pigmask Army, such as Fassad and the Masked Man.
==Summary==
===In Chapter 2===
In Chapter 2, when Duster approaches the Osohe Castle for the first time, a Mother Porkship can be seen dropping bombs on it, and then flying off.
===In Chapter 3===
The chapter begins with Salsa being thrown into the Death Desert from the inside of a Mother Porkship. When the Pigmask Army leaves, they take Salsa's girlfriend, Samba away in it.
===In Chapter 5===
At the end of Chapter 5, Fassad calls for a Mother Porkship after calling for Thunder Tower to be destroyed. He then slips on a banana peel, allowing a safe escape for Lucas's party. Using Rope Snake, the group latches on to a Mother Porkship, however, the Rope Snake could not support the weight of three people and a dog, causing Lucas to fall into an unnamed plateau, as the Masked Man is seen overlooking them.
===In Chapter 7===
In Chapter 7, after the party defeats the Barrier Trio, a Mother Porkship carrying the Masked Man and a group of Pigmask Majors arrives. The Pigmasks then begin setting up a red carpet for the Masked Man to walk on. The Masked Man then uses a lightning attack on Lucas, pulling the Needle himself.
===In Chapter 8===
At the games ending, a Mother Porkship can be seen being knocked out of the sky by falling debris.
==Gallery==
File:E64 Pigmask Soldiers and Salsa.jpg| A Mother Porkship, as it would have appeared in EarthBound 64.
File:Porkship.png| Another Mother Porkship, as it would have appeared in EarthBound 64.
Mother Ship

The Mother Ship is an incredibly large spaceship in EarthBound Beginnings, piloted by Giegue. It is responsible for the abductions of many adults in Youngtown, as well as Ana's mother and many other townsfolk. A captured man in a cave on Mt. Itoi instructs Ninten's party to destroy it before attempting to rescue him. Upon entering the cave at the top of the mountain, the Mother Ship can be seen flying towards Ninten, initiating a battle with Giegue. Giegue instructs Ninten to board the Mother Ship with him --but only him-- before Ninten promptly refuses. Upon singing all eight melodies to Giegue, he claims that he will meet Ninten again, and makes his escape using the Mother Ship.
==Gallery==
EBB Famitsu Poster 2.jpg|The Mother Ship in a Famitsu #15 advertisement for EarthBound Beginnings
Mr. Bat

:For the versions of this enemy that appear in EarthBound and Mother 3, see Mr. Batty.
The Mr. Bat is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in the South Cemetery near Podunk. As the name implies, they are based on real-world bats, and are colored purple. In battle, they can appear in high numbers, ranging from 1-4 enemies in a single battle. They often think about the circumstances, making them feel strange and causing them to become confused.
==Attacks==
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==Gallery==
EBB Mr. Bat Model.jpg|80px|Clay model of a Mr. Bat.
==See also==
*Bionic Bat
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Mr. Batty

Mr. Batty is a type of enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3. They also appeared in EarthBound Beginnings, but their name was translated to "Mr. Bat". Both games with the Mr. Batty also have a more difficult version known as the Elder Batty.
==In EarthBound==
Mr. Batty is a type of enemy in EarthBound, depicted as bats with eyes. They are found in Lilliput Steps, the second sanctuary in the game. They can size up situations, making them feel strange.
 
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===EarthBound Player's Guide description===
"Attack Bats hang around in the caves round Happy Happy Village. Try to attack them before they take flight."
===Gallery===
Clay mrbatty.png|Clay model of a Mr. Batty.
==In Mother 3==
Mr. Batty is an enemy in Mother 3, first encountered in Chapter 1. It is often the first enemy in the game after the required Mole Cricket battle, and therefore often the first enemy fought as Flint. After the end of Chapter 3, they can only be encountered in the cave near Aeolia's house on Mt. Oriander, with its appearance in the Sunshine Forest being replaced by a Slitherhen. Similarly to their appearance in EarthBound, they often size up the situation, making them feel strange. In battle, they are weak to PK Fire, Brainshock, and bombs.
 
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===Possible Formations===
* Mr. Batty x1
* Mr. Batty x2
* Mr. Batty x3
===Battle Memory description===
"A bat native to the Sunshine Forest. It loves ambiguity and tends to be wishy-washy."