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Hot spring

Hot springs (Japanese: Hot springs) are a method of healing, first introduced in EarthBound.
==In EarthBound==
A hot spring can be found in Saturn Valley and Tenda Village, which heals status problems. After an earthquake in the Lost Underworld, two different types of hot springs may erupt out of the ground; a red one or a blue one. The blue ones restore HP, while the red ones cure most status ailments.
==In Mother 3== 
Hot springs are one of two main ways of healing in Mother 3. Hot springs fully heal HP and PP after around 7 seconds of relaxation, but aren't as fast as Instant Revitalizing Devices. Hot springs can be found all over the Nowhere Islands. Occasionally, an old man will appear in a hot spring, and ask "Yes?" when spoken to. Much more rarely, a lady appears, who says "Mixed gender bathing?" upon being spoken to. Lucas first meets Ionia in a hot spring, where she shows him his potential for PSI.
===Memo ===
"When you're tired from battle, feeling numb, or stricken with poison, nothing beats a dip in a hot spring. Every now and then, your friends who have lost consciousness will suddenly awake to find themselves in a hot spring. Perhaps some kind soul had carried them in? It's better not to ask."
==Trivia==
*In the EarthBound Player's Guide, the red hot spring is erroneously stated to recover HP, where it actually restores status problems; its purpose is stated correctly in a diagram below this error.
*After rescuing Fuel from the burning cabin, both he and Flint will be covered in soot. Using the hot spring washes it of, but only on the bottom half, leaving their heads still covered in soot.
*Attempting to enter a hot spring as Salsa while carrying a Happy Box promts the message "You'll be punished horribly and severely if you get your Happy Box wet! Don't risk it! It's not worth it!"
*If any party member has a Fresh Egg on them and enters a hot spring, the fresh egg will turn into a Hot Spring Egg that restores 100 HP. An easy way to obtain hot spring eggs is to talk to the chicken in Murasaki Forest and use the hot spring. This can be done infinitely.
*After eating hallucination-inducing mushrooms on Tanetane Island, if Lucas and company go into the "hot spring" and see the old man, he will take on the appearance of Fassad, and the lady will appear as Ionia.
Category:Game mechanics
Humoresque of a Little Dog

Humoresque of a Little Dog is a recurring theme that appears in all of the games. 
==Composition==
This theme is played in common time in the A-major key. 
==Appearance==
===In EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound===
The theme plays mostly in drug stores and department stores in both games. 
===In Mother 3===
Since drug stores do not exist in Mother 3, the song is absent throughout most of the game. However, it makes a cameo in Thunder Tower's jukebox as one of the two songs that can play. 
===In the Super Smash Bros. series===
This theme first appeared in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, where it would play on the New Pork City stage. After not returning in the next installment, the theme reappears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, this time playable on all EarthBound stages.
Category:Music
Hyena

The Hyena is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in Choucream Zoo. As the name implies, they are directly based on real-world hyenas. During the events of the game, Hyenas, along with the other zoo animals, become agitated from a Starman Jr. and turn hostile. After the Starman Jr. is defeated, they can no longer be encountered. In battle, they can deal damage to a single target or attempt to run-forfeiting any experience that would otherwise be gained if successful. They appear in groups of 2-3.
==Attacks==
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==Gallery==
EBB Hyena Model.jpg|Clay model of a Hyena.
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Hyper Spinning Robo

Hyper Spinning Robos are enemies in EarthBound, being the more difficult version of the Spinning Robo and the Whirling Robo. Like their weaker counterparts, they are able to fire a beam which deals mid-level damage to a party member in battle. They can disrupt a party member's senses and are also able to use Shield β to apply to itself and another enemy in battle, unlike their counterparts. This makes the Hyper Spinning Robo a considerably grander threat than its weaker counterparts.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Scientists and engineers believe that the Hyper Spinning Robot is constructed from parts of discarded record players. This dizzy robot is vulnerable to extreme cold."
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Hypnosis

Hypnosis is a PSI technique, introduced in Mother. It puts an enemy to sleep. Duster's Hypno-Pendulum causes a comparable effect.
==In Mother==
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==In EarthBound==
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==In Mother 3==
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==Gallery==
M3 Hypnosis Alpha.png|Hypnosis α in Mother 3
M3 Hypnosis Omega.png|Hypnosis Ω in Mother 3
Innit Tea

The Innit Tea is an HP restoring recovery item found in Mother 3 only in Chapters 1 through 3.
==Usage==
When eaten by a party member, the Innit Tea will replenish approximately 15 HP.
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==In-game description==
==Where to obtain==
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==Trivia==
*The Japanese name of the item, Janaika Tea, translates to an equivalent of "Isn't it tea?". The English name Innit Tea was chosen as "innit" is often a British contraction for "isn't it".https://legendsoflocalization.com/mother-3/chapter1-2/#the-secret-of-the-tea
==References==
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Insane Cultist

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Insane Cultists are enemies in EarthBound that can be encountered in Happy Happy Village. Insane Cultists are those who have fallen under the spell of Happy Happyism, and now worship the religion.
After the defeat of Mr. Carpainter, the leader of the Happy Happyist cult, Insane Cultists are broken from the spell and become regular citizens. 
 
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==Profiles==
===EarthBound Player's Guide description===
"The Happy Happyists aren't as harmful - or as happy - as they might at first appear to be. Their weapons are paint brushes and their mission is to paint everything blue."
==Trivia==
*The Insane Cultist had its sprite changed during localization due to it having resemblance to a Ku Klux Klan member.Wired: Octopi! Spinal Tap! How Cult RPG EarthBound Came to America
**In the section of the EarthBound Player's Guide covering Happy Happy Village, their original Japanese sprite can be seen.
==Gallery==
InsaneCultistM2.png|Insane Cultist's Japanese sprite, which displayed the letters "HH" on their foreheads, and lacked the fluff ball on the tip of their hats.
ClayInsaneCultist.png|Insane Cultist's clay model.
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Insecticide spray

The Insecticide Spray, abbriviated as simply Insecticide in EarthBound Beginnings and referred to as Bug Spray in the Mother 3 fan translation, is a battle item found in every game of the series. It has an improved version, the Super Spray in EarthBound Beginnings and the Xterminator spray in EarthBound.
==Usage==
===In EarthBound Beginnings===
When used in battle, it will instantly defeat all arthropod-based enemies, which include BionicCentis, BionicScorps Centipedes, Flies, Scorpions, Spiders and Tarantulas. It has a 12.5% chance of breaking after being used.
The Super Spray ( Super Spray) has the same effect, however it can be used an infinite amount of times.
===In EarthBound===
The Insecticide spray can now only be used once. It deals 50~150 damage to all insect enemies, and has a luck/80 chance to miss.
The Xterminator spray ( Super Spray) deals 100~300 points of damage to all insect enemies, with a miss rate of Luck/80, and can be used an unlimited amount of times.
===In Mother 3===
In Mother 3 the item is referred to as the Bug Spray (ムシムシキラー Bug Bug Killer). It can only be used once and will instantly defeat all insect enemies.
==Prices==
===Insecticide Spray===
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==In-game description==
===Insecticide Spray===
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===Super/Xterminator spray===
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==Where to obtain==
===Insecticide Spray===
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==Artwork==
Insecticide.jpg|Artwork of the Insecticide from Mother's strategy guide.
Super spray.jpg|Artwork of the Super Spray from Mother's strategy guide.
SuperSprayEncyclopedia.png||Artwork of the Super Spray from Encyclopedia Mother.
Insecticide spray.jpg|Artwork of the Insecticide spray from the Mother 2 strategy guide.
Xterminator spray.jpg|Artwork of the Xterminator spray from the Mother 2 strategy guide.
BugSpray.png|In-game sprite of the Bug Spray from Mother 3.
Category:Battle items
Insignificant item

The Insignificant item is an item in EarthBound. It belongs to a man in the Twoson hospital.
==Usage==
If the Insignificant item is given to a man in the first room on the second floor of the Twoson hospital, he will give a Magic truffle as thanks.
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==In-game description==
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==Trivia==
*Using the Insignificant item in any other place will display the text "By using the Insignificant Present, you had a very fruitful experience that cannot be understood by someone who does not use something insignificant.".
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Miscellaneous items
Instant Revitalizing Device

Instant Revitalizing Devices (Japanese: Instant Energy Machine) are machines in EarthBound and Mother 3. When used, they restore HP, PP, and status ailments, notably curing homesickness.
==In EarthBound==
Instant Revitalizing Devices in EarthBound only appear in a few locations, most notably in Dr. Andonuts' lab and in Dungeon Man. Using the check command on them will activate them. They are one of the few methods other than hospitals to restore consciousness to a fallen or diamondized party member. This is also the only way to cure homesickness other than calling Ness's mother or talking to Dr. Saturn.
==In Mother 3==
In Mother 3, Instant Revitalizing Devices are much more common, now sporting a pig nose shaped mark on them. They can generally be found anywhere that the Pigmask Army is based, however, they can occasionally appear elsewhere, such as on the Highway. They serve a similar purpose to the Hot springs found elsewhere, but are slightly faster.
===Memo ===
"It seems the guys in pig masks use these when they rest. Entering the device will result in a mysterious energy that completely revitalizes the body, as if by magic."
Interpreter

The Intepreter is a character in Mother 3. She is a hovering, humanoid robot. After Fassad fell off of Thunder Tower in Chapter 5, he was reconstructed; however, he was left unable to talk and could only communicate by using horns. The Interpreter's job is to translate Fassad's horn-sounds into understandable language for other characters.
The Interpreter first appears alongside New Fassad in Fire Mountain in Chapter 7, and reappears in the New Pork City sewers in Chapter 8 with Miracle Fassad. After his defeat, she requests that Lucas and company not pursue her, and proceeds to fly away. After this, she only appears (unnamed) flying behind Fassad during the cast roll.
Isaac

Isaac is a villager in Tazmily Village. He lives in the shack at Sunshine Forest, next to the hot spring area, his house has a box full of antidotes that the player can get. He appears in Chapter 3 as one of the first four people to buy Happy Boxes. Three years later, in Chapter 4 it's shown that Isaac is trying to join the Pigmasks, and is working a part-time job.
Much later in Chapter 8 he is seen on New Pork City, now a Pigmask, he shows surprise at Lucas being one of the "special guests" Porky speaks of, reminding Lucas that if he tries to do anything to harm Porky, he and Lucas will be enemies.
Island

The Island is an unnamed, optional location in EarthBound Beginnings located near Ellay. It is accessed from a rocket ship which appears upon checking the leftmost binoculars on the top of the Look-Out Tower. There is a lone house on the island. An unnamed docter and his assistants, Able and Baker, are present in the house, with all of them asking to try out a famous delicacy known as Strawberry Tofu.
Should Ninten give them the aformentioned item, the doctor will give him the Words of Love and Able will give the Swear Words, both of which are gag battle items which do nothing in battle. On the other hand, Baker will hint at an unknown lab beneath a lake on Mt. Itoi containing a powerful robot.
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==See also==
*Look-Out Tower
*Ellay
Isn't This Such a Utopia?!

<onlyinclude>Isn't This Such a Utopia?! is the name of a song originating from Mother 3 and is heard when the player is in New Pork City. Much like the rest of the game's soundtrack, it was produced by the game's composer, Shogo Sakai. 
The song contains three distinct parts, with each one containing a different leitmotif. The first part is a remix of LOG-O-TYPE with a more militaristic theme, the second part is similar to the track, His Highness's Playroom, and the final part shares its likeness with a segment of King P's Theme.
This song was included in the album, Mother 3i also created and composed by Shogo Sakai. The song plays during the first part of the track, "From Utopia ( 行きどまりの街から)" and features an upgraded quality compared to the original Game Boy Advance Version. 
The song was also included in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as a remix, almost identical to the one heard in Mother 3i. The song can be listened to when the player battles on the stage, New Pork City with Super Smash Bros. Brawl being the stage's debut. It has a chance to be unlocked when the player picks up a CD during battle. Within Super Smash Bros. Brawl, this track is listed under the name, "You Call This a Utopia?!" and this inconsistency has continued into Super Smash Bros. Ultimate where the song is also present as an automatically unlocked song and is able to be played on any of the Mother series stages.
==Trivia==
*Interestingly, the Super Smash Bros remix of this song plays during Duster's spirit battle in the Super Smash Bros Ultimate's "World of Light" campaign.
*Shogo Sakai described the track in his release of Mother 3i (This is a rough translation sourced from Mother Forever https://mother4ever.net/mother3i/) - "I wrote a noisy and chaotic song to fit New Pork City, a place full of lies and obscenity. Let me tell you a little about the inner workings of game production. Initially, there were more sounds in this song. However, as development progressed, more and more objects were placed in the city and more were displayed on screen at one time. CPU processing slowed down and the background music suffered as a result, so one by one sounds were pruned from the track like a crane plucking its own feathers. “Isn’t This Such a Utopia?!” was chipped away at endlessly, a bone of contention that I barely managed to have my way with. I included it in MOTHER 3i as a testament to my own struggle." https://rs1.1101.com/mother3/pdf/MOTHER3i_liner.pdf
==References==
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Item Guy

The Item Guy is a character in Mother 3, first appearing in Chapter 4. He is a wandering man that lets Lucas and his party store items for free.
==In Mother 3==
The Item Guy's function is similar to Minnie in EarthBound Beginnings, and the Escargo Express in EarthBound. The Memo reveals that he was originally planned to live in a tent, and the player could rest in it to restore HP and PP. It was also planned to have a Healer in it."The man who lives in the Item Guy's tent with him. When your body feels strange, one miracle from him will leave you feeling refreshed." - Memo description for Healer
===Memo ===
"This is the guy who can take care of excess items for you, y'know? You know, the guy who lives in the tent you can take a rest in. (planned)"
==Locations==
*North of Tazmily Village near the Cross Road station
*Near the Clayman Factory
*In the far left center room of Club Titiboo's attic
*Along the highway near the intersection
*In the first room of Thunder Tower
*South of Lydia's house on Snowcap Mountain
*Saturn Valley
*On the Empire Porky Building's first floor
*Under New Pork City after defeating Porky
==References==
Category:Game mechanics
Category:Mother 3
Jackie's Cafe

Jackie's Cafe is a café in EarthBound. It is shown to be a somewhat unpopular café."I heard that a guy who looks like Monotoli has been hanging out at Jackie's Cafe. You know, the totally unpopular place." - NPC In the Japanese version of the game, the café is actually a bar, which serves alcoholic drinks instead of coffee. 
==History==
During the time when Paula was kidnapped, Ness and Jeff visit and then hear commotion on the outside. Everdred is found lying on the outside badly wounded. He informs Ness that he stole the Mani-Mani Statue from Happy Happy Village and brought it to Fourside, but it was stolen from him by Geldegarde Monotoli. He tells Ness to check behind the cafe counter before walking away. When Ness examines the space behind the counter, he is taken to the dimension of Moonside, dark backwards parallel to Fourside. The duo find the Mani-Mani Statue and destroy it, when that happens it is revealed that Moonside was actually the cafe warehouse and Moonside was an illusion created by the Mani-Mani Statue. According to the mouse in the room, the two were walking around in circles in the room for a long time. It is later revealed that Monotoli visited here and he had hidden the Mani-Mani Statue in the warehouse.
As they are leaving, Ness receives a call from Apple Kid who is going to send his invention, Gourmet Yogurt Dispenser, via Escargo Express' neglected class.
After Porky escapes on the Monotoli helicopter, Aloysius Minch can be found here. He makes Ness swear not to inform Lardna Minch about his whereabouts.
==Trivia==
*In the background of the music, a sample of the theme of the 1930s film Our Gang and a part of is faintly heard.
==References==
Jackie (EarthBound)

Jackie is a character in EarthBound, being the owner of a café in Fourside.
Jackie serves a minor role in the story where when Ness asks if Geldegarde Monotoli ever comes to the café, he will deny it at first, but then admit that it is true that Monotoli visits often. In the Moonside varient of the café he claims to be the host of the café.
==Trivia==
*Jackie has an unused back sprite where he turns his head to the side, while still holding a martini. Normally, Jackie doesn't look towards the player when spoken to and the drink disappears.
Jackie (Mother 3)

Jackie is a character in Mother 3. He is the owner of the Yado Inn. He is shown to be a bit of a coward.
He first appears in the first chapter in front of the Yado Inn. When he mentions the fire, he offers Flint his help. Regardless of Flint's answer, however, he will have a change of heart, and decides to stay inside the inn, apologizing to Flint. 
Three years later, he is shown getting out of a train, discussing with Bronson about how the bassist, Lucky of the DCMC, looks quite a lot like Duster. He still manages the newly built Hotel Yado.
In Chapter 8, he can be seen outside of a restaurant, where he is talking to a mole cricket about making a business deal, although he is still not quite sure if he wants to make the deal.
Jar of Fly Honey

The Jar of Fly Honey is a key item in EarthBound, found in a garbage can in Threed after defeating the Boogey Tent. It is Master Belch's favorite food. The honey itself is produced by flies."The zombies' leader likes Fly Honey. He makes his followers collect it. You know--bees make bee honey and flies make Fly Honey." -NPC
==Usage==
The Jar of Fly Honey can only be used during the battle against Master Belch. Once opened, Master Belch grabs it and starts eating it, being completely distracted for the entirety battle. It is the only way to defeat him. When Master Belch returns as Master Barf, however, he is immune to Fly Honey.
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==Artwork==
Jar of fly honey.jpg|Artwork of the Jar of Fly Honey from the Mother 2 strategy guide
BelchBaseFlyHoney.png|Overworld sprite of a Fly Honey being manufactured in Belch's Base
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Key items
Jar of Yummy Pickles

The Jar of Yummy Pickles is a key item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 7. It is Ionia's favorite.
==Usage==
The Jar of Yummy Pickles is recieved from the fifth Magypsy to have their Needle pulled, with the instruction to give it to Ionia. As Lucas and his party are approaching Argilla Pass, the team trips and drops the jar leaving Boney as the lone controllable character to sniff it out. Boney smells "something sour" which turns out to be the pickles. They deliver it to Ionia who provides the team with the Waters of Time to open the entrance to Chupichupyoi Temple.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Key items
Jealous Bass

The Jealous Bass is the boss of Chapter 4 of Mother 3. It is fought by Lucas and Boney at the end of the attic of Club Titiboo. The Jealous Bass is accompanied in battle by a Gently Weeping Guitar and a Beaten Drum. Together, they can perform a jam session attack to deal damage multiple times in one turn. Upon both of his allies being defeated, the Jealous Bass receives an offense boost. If the player defeats the Jealous Bass before the other enemies, the Jealous bass plays its normal defeat animation, but the battle continues. The player still needs to defeat the Gently Weeping Guitar and Beaten Drum to win the battle.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A wooden bass whose time in the limelight is up. Holds a grudge against the new bass on the block."
==Gallery==
DefeatingJealousBassFirst.ogv|The Jealous Bass being defeated first in the battle
Jill

Jill is a character in Mother 3, who lives in Tazmily Village. She is the wife of Matt, and the mother of Biff and Butch. During the forest fire in the beginning of Chapter 1, she can be seen talking to Brenda and Lisa near the village's well. She helps searching for Hinawa, Lucas and Claus in the same forest after the fire has been extinguished, where she mentions how she thinks that Claus is hiding to make the villagers worried on purpose, while thinking that Lucas probably is crying somewhere. She seems to be one of the villagers that support Fassad the most when he starts making changes to the town.
On Chapter 8 she can be seen next to Matt, excited that she is having a date with him after such a long time.
Jonel

Jonel is a character in Mother 3, who is a citizen of Tazmily Village. He is the husband of Brenda, and father of Dona and Bob. He first appears in Chapter 1, in front of the sanctuary outside of Sunshine Forest prompting the Flint to check it before resuming their search. Later in the chapter he appears again, reminding Flint that he has caring friends, and that friends are a blessing. During Chapter 8, he is seen on the very first floor of the Empire Porky Building on the main hall in front of the reception desk, alongside his wife.
==Trivia==
*Originally Jonel was the character planned to inform Flint of Hinawa's death instead of Bronson, however, this was cut before final release. https://www.tcrf.net/Mother_3/Unused_Tables,_Objects_%26_Maps#Map_012_-_Table_.235_.28Unused.29
==Gallery==
File:Flinttalk3.jpg||Jonel (right) as he would have appeared in EarthBound 64.
==References==
Juana

Juana is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. She is similar to the Nancy and Kelly enemies. She shares her Japanese name with a character in the game, and was renamed for the scrapped localization in honor of the translation team's Licensing Department's director, Juana. Lost Levels: Mother: Censorship She is strong against PK Fire, PK Freeze, and PK Thunder. She can survive PK Beam γ. Like Nancy and Kelly, her in-game sprite was also graphically altered by the localization's head, Phil Sandhop, to remove indents of shadow on her breasts that drew too much attention to her chest: "I'll claim that one. While I personally have nothing against nipples, they are robots and carried no function other than to suggest female-ness. Smoothing down the ol' sheet metal sounded like it would be easier and look better than having them wear a top." Lost Levels: Mother: Censorship
For clarity, the player cannot name a character Juana. 
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==Gallery==
JuanaFamicom.png|Juana as it appears in the Japanese Famicom version.
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