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Chaos Theater

The Chaos Theater is a theater in EarthBound, located in the city of Twoson. This is one of two musical theaters found in the game, the other being Topolla Theater in Fourside. 
According to Nice of the Runaway Five, many other acts performed for the theater in the past. However, all of them but the Runaway Five left by the time the events of EarthBound began.
==History==
When Ness first enters the town, the entrance is blocked by a line waiting to get in. The two main singers of the Runaway Five, Lucky and Nice, are outside beside the theater. Nice tells Ness to come back after finding a girl. When he rescues Paula however, the line clears up, and they can enter the theater. Nice gives Ness a Backstage pass to allow him and Paula to enter the theater.
The Runaway Five are stuck performing here due to an uneven contract with the theater's manager, Mr. Poochyfud. Inside the main hall, a girl is eager to see the Runaway Five backstage, stating Lucky told her to go. Posing as Ness's sister, she goes inside wirh Ness and Paula. The Runaway Five are musing about being stuck in dept, then afterwards they perform. After the performance, Ness later manages to pay off their debt using the Wad of bills recieved from Everdred, and free them.
==Gallery==
Chaos theater hall.jpg|The main hall
Runaway five chaos theater.png|The Runaway Five's performance
==See also==
*Twoson
*Topolla Theater
Chapter 6

Chapter 6 is the sixth numbered chapter in Mother 3, out of the 8 chapters in the game.
==Synopsis==
Lucas wakes up, finding himself in a large field of sunflowers. He finds himself completely alone, and wanders around a bit, stopping to look around occasionally. Boney eventually runs up to him, and they continue to wander west in the field. Lucas is reminded of his mother, Hinawa, while walking around, as sunflowers were her favorite kind of flower, and she loved them quite a lot. He then sees what appears to be the ghost of Hinawa, and he runs after her. She re-appears again, appearing to gesture for Lucas to come to her. Hinawa's ghost appears over a cliff, and Lucas tries to jump to her, and falls off. He and Boney land safely in a haystack, however, and are taken in by Alec and Wess.
==Major characters==
*Lucas
*Boney
*Hinawa
==Areas visited==
*Unnamed plateau of sunflowers
*Tazmily Village
==Trivia==
*Internally, the sprite group for Boney's sprites in the sunflower field share a number with Flint's speaker entry, and his sprites seem copied and pasted from his normal sprite group with unused duplicates left behind. This indicates Boney's inclusion in the chapter was likely a late addition in development. The sprite group seems to have originally contained sprites for Flint, who would have been in the field alongside Lucas instead of Boney. https://tcrf.net/Mother_3/Oddities
**This would match up with what is known of EarthBound 64, as the Spaceworld 1999 trailer shows Lucas holding onto Flint when the party grabs onto the airship from the end of Chapter 5, so they'd likely have fallen down together.
==References==
Category:Mother 3 chapters
Charm

A charm is a piece of defensive equipment in EarthBound and Mother 3, to be equipped on a character's body. It raises their defense slightly, varying between different types of charms.
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==List of charms==
===EarthBound===
All Charms in EarthBound protect from paralysis.
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===Mother 3===
All charms in Mother 3 are able to be equipped by all characters.
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Category:Armor
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Mother 3 items
Chauffeur

The Chauffeur is a character in Mother 3, responsible for driving a flying limousine. He is also the host of the three games in the Empire Porky Building required to meet Porky. 
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 7===
At the end of Chapter 7, the Chauffeur meets Lucas outside of the Chupichupyoi Temple to take his party New Pork City in his limousine. The player may choose to sit and talk to him by examining the passenger seat, where he will talk of his wife, who runs an egg stand. His wife is said to be known for her sense of humor. He has been doing his job as a chauffeur for years, and plans to eventually retire and help his wife's family with the egg stand.Mother 3 Script, Block 880 He foreshadows his reappearance upon exiting the limousine, saying he will see Lucas again with a different look.
===In Chapter 8===
In the Empire Porky Building, he then serves a a host for the Super Whack-a-Mole, Purple Bridge Race Game, and To Whom Goes the Boom games, which Lucas must lose by a small margin to continue and meet Porky. During his explanations, he often refers to Lucas' "mental A Button."
==References==
Check

Check (Japanese: Check) is a command in the Mother series.
==Outside of battle==
The Check command is used to look at objects that can't be spoken to. In EarthBound Beginnings, it is accessed by pressing the A button to open the menu and selecting it. In the Mother 1+2 port and EarthBound, the L button acts as a shortcut to both talk and check. In Mother 3, it is no longer an option on the menu; instead, the L and A buttons both check objects and talk to people. When an object can be both checked and spoken to in the Mother 1+2 version of EarthBound Beginnings, such as the Dragon, the game will default to the talk command.
==In battle==
The Check command is also a battle command in EarthBound Beginnings. Using the check command in battle will reveal the enemy's Offense and Defense stats, their weaknesses and resistances, and, in the prototype and Mother 1+2, a description of them. In EarthBound, this usage was replaced with Spy, which in the Japanese version, is also named Check; however, this skill can only be used by Jeff. In Mother 3, it was replaced with Boney's Sniff.
A battle screen from the unreleased EarthBound 64 indicates that Check was going to regain its in-battle usage from Mother, rather than being replaced by Boney's signature ability as in the final version. As Flint was shown using it, it is likely that the Check command was planned to be available to all playable characters, as in Mother.
Category:Game mechanics
Check area glitch

The Check Area glitch, also known as the Threed Tent glitch, is a glitch in EarthBound where checking certain parts of the map multiple times causes random lines of text to appear on the screen. The glitch originally saw no real use other than strange events occurring. Eventually it was discovered that it is possible to bring up the debug menu. This glitch was fixed in Mother 1+2.
== Cause ==
EarthBound's map is actually one large square, and the game uses warp tiles to move the player into different locations when walking through doors, entering caves, etc. The spots in the game that are checked and trigger the glitch are along the outer edges of the map, which when checked, the game reads data from outside the map causing the game to read an arbitrary address in memory. While many spots are normally inaccessible, there are 2 known locations that can be used: the northeast corner of Onett and the southeast corner of the circus tent in Threed. The former spot can be reached by using the cliff glitch, while the latter spot can be reached normally.
==Outcome==
This glitch is very unpredictable and difficult to control. There are many different events that can occur: What usually happens with this glitch is that garbage text will start scrolling in the dialogue window. The garbage text can be as short as a couple of lines or last as long as several minutes. Often the garbage text leads to nothing; sometimes the game can end up freezing, or in more unusual cases, the graphics can become corrupted, the music can change, or the party can be warped somewhere. On very rare occasions save files can be deleted, so when playing on Virtual Console it is recommended to use a save state before attempting this glitch.
===Debug menu===
One of the main uses for this glitch is to open the debug menu, this is the only known method to open the menu outside of hacking. There are many uses to using the menu, one of which is speed runners warping to the aftergame when Picky is knocking on Ness's door. Two specific steps need to be taken to access the debug menu:
(Note: this was tested using the northeast corner of Onett, it's unclear if this also works using the Threed Tent) 
First, the glitch should lead to an empty dialog box. This empty box is usually preceded by garbage text that contains the string "HOHO." Whether the empty box appears or not is apparently random. However, it seems a button on the second player controller needs to be held while the glitch spot is checked in order to have any chance of success. Holding Y or R have been confirmed to work.
Once the empty box appears, there is a guaranteed method for opening the debug menu. Press or release any button on the second player controller. Exactly 11 or 13 frames later, dismiss the empty box while pressing Down-Right-A-B-Y on the first player controller.
Category:Glitches
Category:Game mechanics
Category:Hacking
Cheery Skeleton

Cheery Skeletons are enemies in Mother 3. Salsa's Make Laugh is effective on them. Cheery Skeletons can tickle party members to lower their defense, much like Duster's Tickle Stick.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Gets cranky once it's grown tired of acting upbeat, even cursing at the rattling of its own dry bones."
Chick

:Not to be confused with the Canary Chick
The Chick is a miscellaneous item introduced in EarthBound and later appears in Mother 3. It hatches from a Fresh Egg and later grows into a Chicken.
==Usage==
The Chick has no function other than to be sold, or if held in the inventory longer to grow into a Chicken. If used in EarthBound, it displays the text "Seeing chicks makes you happy.", removing the Chick from the inventory.
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==In-game description==
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===Mother 3===
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==Gallery==
Chick.png|In-game sprite of the Chick from Mother 3
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Miscellaneous items
Chicken

The Chicken is a miscellaneous item introduced in EarthBound and later appears in Mother 3. It grows from a Chick after being held in the inventory for a certain amount of time.
==Usage==
The Chicken has no function other than to be sold. If used, it displays the text "A chicken ran away as fast as it could.", removing the Chicken from the inventory.
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound===
===Mother 3===
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==Gallery==
Chicken.png|In-game sprite of the Chicken from Mother 3
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Miscellaneous items
Child's Shoe

The Child's Shoe is a key item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 1. The blue shoe is one of Claus's.
==Usage==
During the search for Claus, Alec notices a young Drago playing with a shoe, then drops it and runs away. Upon closer examination, it is revealed to be one of Claus's shoes, suspecting he was in the area. The item itself has no practical usage.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Key items
Chilly Dog

Chilly Dogs are enemies in Mother 3, found at Snowcap Mountain. The enemy's appearance is that of a wolf made of ice. They are extremely weak to PK Fire and falling asleep; however, PK Freeze does not damage them at all.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A cold-blooded mammal that prides itself in its frozen-solid tail capable of hammering nails."
Chimera

Chimeras are a generalized term for modified animals in Mother 3.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 1===
During the Pigmask Army's invasion of Sunshine Forest, modified fireflies are set loose to cause havoc, and a mouse given a bug's wings retreats into Lighter's home. Later, while searching for his wife and two children, Flint sees a group of Pigmasks tampering with a caribou. The Pigmasks flee, leaving behind a notebook. Reading the notebook reveals that reconstructed animals are part of the Fascinating Chimera Project, the Pigmask Army's twisted plan to make the animals less boring by making them badder, rougher, and tougher, being one of the earliest steps in the Pigmask Army's plan. These Chimeras are created by attaching robotic parts, parts from other animals, or weapons to normal animals. At the end of the chapter, the Drago that killed Hinawa is revealed to have been a reconstructed Mecha-Drago.
===In Chapter 4===
Three years later, Chimeras are much more common, possibly more common than the original animals they take their parts from. A laboratory where Chimeras are put together is assembled.
===In Chapter 7===
When Lucas explores the Chimera Lab, the process for creating a Chimera is revealed. First, normal animals are encased in a freezer room until they are ready to be used. When they are placed on the operating table, they are operated on by hand with sharp tools, and stored in cages in the Chimera Lab's basement until they are shipped. Chimeras are revealed to have been tamed and kept as pets, with some going for as much as 12,500,000 DP; the lab also produces specialized food for them. Dr. Andonuts is also revealed to be involved in the production of the Chimeras. The Ultimate Chimera, a large, pink creature with large teeth, is escaped and runs rampant throughout the lab, being so dangerous that the building is sealed off. The Ultimate Chimera corners Lucas in a room with a conveyer belt, but Salsa jumps on the creature's back and presses a button to turn it off. To move the water from one pond to the other, Dr. Andonuts gives Lucas access to three Chimeras, being the Bucket Bros., the Pump Chimera, and the Dryguy.
===In Chapter 8===
The Ultimate Chimera reappears inside the Empire Porky Building inside of a restroom in the restroom maze.
==Name origin==
The term chimera originates from a creature in Greek mythology, which was depicted as being a mixture of a lioness, a snake and a goat, with the ability to breathe fire. However, the term is now used to more generally refer to any creature which are composed of parts of different animals.
Category:Mother 3
Chomposaur

Chomposaurs are a type of enemy in EarthBound, appearing only in the Lost Underworld. Graphically, they are the largest enemies in the game, second only to Giygas himself. It enters battle with Shield β already in effect.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The voracious Chomposaur stomps about the plains of the Lost Underworld, hunting slow dinosaur watchers. If you meet one of these monsters, make sure you greet it with a powerful attack like the Multi-Bottle Rocket."
==Gallery==
Clay chomposaur.png|Clay model of a Chomposaur.
LostUnderworldConceptArt.jpg|Concept art of a Chomposaur with a Wetnosaur.
Choucream Zoo

Choucream ZooMap of the Overworld of Mother from Encyclopedia Mother (also written as Chou Cream ZooEncyclopedia Mother: Mother'sday Times: "Little Pippi Missing", short for Chou à la Crème, and simply referred to as City Zoo in the English version) is a location in EarthBound Beginnings. Founded in 1985,Encyclopedia Mother, p.42 Choucream Zoo is located north of the town of Podunk, and is also where the third melody can be found. The Zoo is a popular destination spot, and Ninten frequented it as a child, however the events of the game have caused it to be shut down.
==Layout==
The zoo consists of eleven boundary fences, a few flowerbeds and several symmetrically placed trees that act as blockades. Animals that can be found within the zoo includes rabbits, monkeys, pandas, penguins and flamingos. The zoo follows a snake-like pattern, which must be followed to get to the Superintendent's Office at the east end of the zoo. A singing monkey will appear within the most northeastern fence after Starman Jr. is defeated and will sing the third melody.
Once inside, the place consists of three floors with two rooms each, and the room to the left on the second floor being the only one which doesn't contain a present (excluding the room containing Starman Jr.). The only enemies that are present there are rats, centipedes, flies and the boss of the area. When the capsule-like object on the topmost floor of the building has been checked, Ninten will meet the second boss of the game, Starman Jr..
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
During the events of EarthBound Beginnings, the zoo was shut down because a strange noise was driving the animals wild and they began attacking people. After Ninten saves Pippi from the cemetery, the mayor of Podunk will reward him with the Zoo Key and 100 after the rescue, before asking Ninten to investigate a matter of chaos at the zoo, hoping that he will bring it back to order again. At the entrance, a monkey will appear and steal the Key from Ninten, running off with it. The monkey uses the key to open the gate of the zoo, making it accessible. When first visited, The zoo's animals are roaming freely and are driven hostile, due to the work of a Starman Jr. emitting a high pitched noise and driving the animals insane. Ninten is sent there to bring it back to its original state. Upon reaching the Superintendent's Office (Japanese: Superintendence Office), Ninten encounters the Starman Jr, and upon defeating it, the noise that drove the animals insane stopped. The animals were calmed and no longer attacked people, allowing Ninten to learn the third melody from the singing monkey. The animals were then returned to their enclosures and the zoo reopened.
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==Gallery==
zoooffice.png|The Superintendent's Office
ZooOffice.png|The exterior of the office
==Trivia==
The Ruined Zoo in Super Smash Bros. Brawl's Subspace Emissarry mode may have been based on the Choucream Zoo, as it is a zoo that has been ruined and primarily features EarthBound characters.
==References==
Chupichupyoi Temple

Chupichupyoi Temple is a location in Mother 3. It is the location of the sixth Needle.
==Overview==
Chupichupyoi Temple is an ancient temple in Argilla Pass on the Nowhere Islands. It's historical purpose is never explained, however it is where one of the Seven Needles are found, that being Ionia's. The temple is isolated far from civilation, to the point where no residents of Tazmily Village know of its existance.
The entrance to the temple is blocked by vines which are frozen in time. The vines are immune to any force, the only way for them to be removed is to use the Waters of Time.
==History==
Lucas and his companions visit Chupichupyoi Temple in Chapter 7 to pull the sixth of the Seven Needles. However, they cannot enter as the entrance is blocked by vines frozen in time. After receiving the Waters of Time from Ionia, Lucas returns to find that members of the Pigmask Army, led by the Masked Man, are trying to reach the needle first. The soldiers attempt to destroy the vines, first by having a Clayman ram into them, then by detonating a Bomb, without having any success, as Lucas approaches from behind. He gets spotted, and the Pigmask Colonel on scene with two Majors attack Lucas and his party. Once the soldiers are defeated, the Masked Man fires a lighting bolt at Lucas, which the Franklin Badge reflects back at him, starting a battle.
Once defeated, the Masked Man and the Pigmasks retreat, allowing Lucas to sprinkle the Waters of Time on the vines. The vines bloom flowers then wilt, and Lucas is able to enter the temple to pull the Needle. Before disappearing, Ionia arrives to teach Kumatora PK Starstorm by striking her with lightning. Upon exiting, the party is invited to go to New Pork City via a flying limousine, and Chapter 8 begins.
===Memo ===
"Deep, deep inside Mt. Oriander sits this temple with the unpronouncable name that not even the residents of Tazmily know about."
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==Trivia==
*Chupichupyoi Temple appears to be based on Machu Picchu, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World that used to be an Inca site.
*Chupichupyoi Temple was named by Tomoaki Imakuni. As Imakuni was a Creatures Inc. employee, this indicates that the Chupichupyoi Temple existed with the same name in EarthBound 64. https://twitter.com/pipi_tan/status/1781627581747663100 
==References==
Category:Mother 3 locations
Clayman

A Clayman is an artificial species in Mother 3. They are servants made of clay to do as instructed by the Pigmask Army. Duster, along side with Wess, fights one in Chapter 2 as a boss. Lucas and company later fight a Forlorn Junk Heap, a Clayman that was thrown away long ago and merged with various trash. It is extremely weak to Duster's Hypno Pendelum
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== In Mother 3 ==
Claymen played a considerably large role in the events of Mother 3. They were first seen in the invasion of Osohe Castle, where they were used in the form of bulky servants to destroy the castle's interior. They are created in the Clayman Factory, as shown in Chapter 4.
An old and beat-up Clayman was found by Duster, and he had buried the Egg of Light inside of it. Three years later in Chapter 5, just as Lucas and his friends were about to retrieve the Egg of Light, a lightning bolt zapped the Clayman, being super-charged with electricity to the point where it could sprint backwards at amazing speeds. Over the course of the chapter, it makes its way to a garbage dump to be thrown away. Just as the Egg of Light was about to be retrieved, another Clayman in the form of a Forlorn Junk Heap reanimates itself and attacks Lucas and company.
Later, in Chapter 7, just as Lucas and Boney were about to be attacked once again by the Almost Mecha-Lion, a Clayman jumps into the way to save their lives; another is seen trying to force entry into Chupichupyoi Temple before it is destroyed by the Masked Man for failing to do so. Beyond that, the Claymen are only seen again in the credits.
=== Characteristics ===
Claymen are large masses of clay that were brought to life. They appear to have a humanoid shape, with a large, rectangular body and large hands with only 3 fingers. Their legs are considerably small for their size, meaning that they are generally slow creatures. They have a pink antennae-like bulb on the top of their heads, which presumably acts as the controlled component of the Clayman. Claymen come to life via being zapped with electricity. This would normally be illogical, due to clay being a non-conductive material, but the mysterious bulb could possibly be a highly conductive wire that courses throughout the Clayman. When an active Clayman is zapped once again, it will be re-energized, capable of running at incredible speeds. They appear to make strange moans to attempt to communicate with others. Claymen are docile in nature, and will only attack if it is either malfunctioning or otherwise commanded to.
Shigesato Itoi pointed out that Claymen are in a sense analogous to humanity, commenting that "in some myths and legends, it's thought that God breathed life into a pile of clay to create humans," and that "You can make the claim that Claymen are people, too."Nindori.com interview with Shigesato Itoi, translated
===Battle Memory description===
"A lump of clay brought to life. It works as hard as it looks sad."
===Memo ===
"These clods are mass-produced out of clay. To the Pigmasks, they are a valuable workforce that never complains."
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Clayman Factory

The Clayman Factory is a factory run by Pigmasks. As its name suggests, its purpose is to manufacture Claymen. The factory consists of two rooms: the small entrance room, and a larger room which contains the exit to the highway. 
==History==
Lucas first visits the factory while in pursuit of the malfunctioning Clayman carrying the Egg of Light. He is mistaken for the commander of the Pigmask Army, and he and his party recieve Pigmask uniforms. They then continue through the western exit and onto the Highway, where they see a dump truck drive off with the Clayman.
In Chapter 7, Clayman production has ceased due to them not being needed anymore, and the factory is filled with Security Robots. Two Pigmasks and Pork Tanks remain just outside the southern entrance.
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==Shops and businesses==
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==Gallery==
ClaymanFactoryInterior.png|Interior of the factory
==Trivia==
*After Lucas and the party put on their disguises, the entrance to the factory becomes blocked by Pork Tanks, making backtracking to earlier locations impossible for the rest of the chapter.
Category:Mother 3 locations
Category:Stubs