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Fun Bazaar

<onlyinclude>Fun Bazaar is the name of a track present in Mother 3. The track is listed as number 50 in the Sound Player and is composed by Shogo Sakai. The track plays while Flint/Duster/Salsa and company are inside Thomas's Bazaar during Chapter 1, Chapter 2 and Chapter 3. In later chapters, Thomas's Bazaar changes in appearance and utility and this song is replaced with "Fun Shopping".
==Trivia==
*This song contains a sample from The Beatles song, Back in the USSRhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMZ9hXBrQMY.
==References==
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Fun Naming

Fun Naming 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 2 in the Sound Player. This track is the first track the player hears upon opening a new save file, and plays while the player names Lucas, his family and their favourite thing / food. The track continues to play while the player selects multiple game settings before the game starts. The track can also be heard when the player is naming Duster, Kumatora and Salsa in future chapters. 
The track also makes an appearance as the first track in Shogo Sakai's album, Mother 3i, titled "Welcome to the World of MOTHER 3" which also contains the Mother 3 tracks, "Welcome!" and "True Welcome". 
==Trivia==
*In regards to his album, Mother 3i, Shogo Sakai stated this about Fun Naming (This is a rough translation sourced from Mother Foreverhttps://mother4ever.net/mother3i/) - "The player plugs the game cartridge into the game machine, turns on the power, selects “NEW GAME,” and starts playing. We want to make sure that the player’s expectations are met at that moment. I wrote this song with the words of Hirokazu Tanaka (“MOTHER 2”) in mind" https://rs1.1101.com/mother3/pdf/MOTHER3i_liner.pdf
==References==
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Fun Shopping

<onlyinclude>Fun Bazaar is the name of a track present in Mother 3. The track is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 125 in the Sound Player. This song plays from Chapter 4 onwards while Lucas and company are inside Thomas's Bazaar. Prior to Chapter 4, Fun Bazaar is played instead. This track maintains the same melody heard in "Fun Bazaar" however, it is given a more modern and slow feel to it to match the change in Tazmily village over the previous three years of advancements.
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Gallery:Lucas

The following gallery contains images related to Lucas.
==Mother 3==
Lucas child sprite.png|Lucas when he was younger.
Lucas pajamas child sprite.png|Lucas in his pajamas when he was younger.
Lucas M3 Sprite Upscaled.png|Lucas's regular sprite.
Lucas pajamas sprite.png|Lucas in his pajamas.
Lucas commander sprite.png|Lucas disguised as the Masked Man.
==EarthBound 64==
File:PONCHO.png|A render of Lucas' earliest model, utilised up until early 1997.
File:E64 Main family.jpg| Lucas' finalised design in a render from 1999, with Flint, Claus & Boney.
==Super Smash Bros. series==
===Super Smash Bros. Brawl===
Lucas SSBB.png|Lucas's artwork from Super Smash Bros Brawl.
Lucas Trophy.jpg|Lucas's regular trophy.
PK Starstorm (Lucas) Trophy.jpg|Lucas's Final Smash trophy.
Lucas Palette (SSBB).png|Palette swaps for Super Smash Bros Brawl
===Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U===
Lucas SSB4 Trophy (Brawl).png|Lucas's trophy based on his Brawl render
Lucas SSB4.png|Lucas's artwork from Super Smash Bros for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U
Lucas SSB4 Trophy.png|Lucas's Classic Mode trophy
Lucas (Alt) Trophy SSBWiiU.png|Lucas's alternative trophy in the Wii U version
PK Starstorm Trophy (Lucas) SSBWiiU.png|Lucas's Final Smash trophy
Lucas Palette (SSB 3DS-WiiU).png|Palette swaps for Super Smash Bros for 3DS and Wii U
===Super Smash Bros. Ultimate===
Lucas SSBU.png|Lucas's artwork from Super Smash Bros Ultimate
SSBU Spirit Lucas.png|Lucas's spirit
Lucas Palette (SSBU).png|Palette swaps for Super Smash Bros Ultimate
Category:Character galleries
Gallery:Ness

The following gallery contains images related to Ness
==EarthBound==
===Clay models===
Ness.png|Ness's regular clay model
NessUS.png|Ness's American clay model
Ness-clay.png|Alternative version of Ness's clay model
===Sprites===
Ness sprite.png|Ness's regular sprite
NessPhotoSprite.png|Ness when posing for a picture
Ness bike sprite.png|Ness when riding a bicycle
Young Ness.png|Ness when he was younger
Ness pajamas sprite.png|Ness in his pajamas
NessMagicantJP.png|Ness as he appears in in the Japanese version
Ness robot sprite.png|Ness as a robot
Ness ghost sprite.png|Ness when he's fainted
== series==
===Super Smash Bros.===
NessSSB.png|Ness's artwork from Super Smash Bros.
SSB Ness.png|Ness's in game model
Ness Palette (SSB).png|500px|Palette swaps
===Super Smash Bros. Melee===
Nessmelee.jpg|Ness's artwork from Super Smash Bros. Melee
SSBM Ness.png|Ness's portrait
Ness Trophy Melee.png|Ness's trophy
Ness Trophy (Smash).png|Ness's trophy
Ness Trophy (Smash) 2.png|Ness's trophy
Ness Palette (SSBM).png|500px|Palette swaps
===Super Smash Bros. Brawl===
Ness SSBB.png|Ness's artwork from Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Ness - Brawl Trophy.png|Ness's regular trophy
PK Starstorm (Ness) - Brawl Trophy.png|Ness's Final Smash trophy
Ness - Brawl Sticker.png|Ness's sticker
Ness Palette (SSBB).png|1200px|Palette swaps
===Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U===
Ness SSB4.png|Ness's artwork from Super Smash Bros. 4
Ness SSB4 Trophy.png|Ness's regular trophy
Ness (Alt) Trophy SSB3DS.png|Ness's alt trophy in the 3DS version
Ness (Alt) Trophy SSBWiiU.png|Ness's alt trophy in the Wii U version
PK Starstorm Trophy SSBWiiU.png|Ness's Final Smash trophy
Ness Palette (SSB 3DS-WiiU).png|1200px|Palette swaps
===Super Smash Bros. Ultimate===
Ness SSBU.png|Ness's artwork from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
SSBU Spirit Ness.png|Ness's Spirit
Ness Palette (SSBU).png|1200px|Palette swaps
Category:Character galleries
Gallery:Ninten

The following gallery contains images related to Ninten.
==Clay models==
EBB Ninten Clay Model.png|200px|Ninten's official clay model.
EBB Mick and Ninten.jpg|Ninten outside his house with Mick
EBB Ninten Mick 1.jpg|Another view of Ninten from the MOTHER Strategy Guidebook
==Artwork==
Ninten.jpg|thumb|200px|Artwork of Ninten from the Mother strategy guide
Ninten FC Mother Perfect Strategy Book.jpg|thumb|200px|Artwork of Ninten from the Famicom Mother Perfect Strategy Book
CACVGB Ninten.jpg|thumb|200px|Artwork of Ninten from Mother: Counter Attack & Certain Victory Guidebook
Duncans-Factory-Ninten.png|thumb|200px|Artwork of Ninten from the MOTHER Complete Guidebook.
Sweet-Little-Factory-Ninten-and-Ana.png|thumb|200px|Artwork of Ninten and Ana from the MOTHER Complete Guidebook.
Doug_bio.png|thumb|200px|Ninten's bio in MOTHER: Invasion from the Unknown.
==Sprites==
Ninten sprite upscaled.png|Ninten's regular sprite
Ninten(Japanese).png|Ninten's sprite in the Japanese version
Ninten ghost sprite.png|Ninten's sprite when unconscious
NintenSmiling.png|Ninten as he appears when Ana is thinking about him when she is reading his letter
NintenAsleep.png|Ninten when he is asleep
==Favorite things==
NintensFavoriteThing1.png|Ninten's baseball cap
NintensFavoriteThing2.png|Ninten's GIANTS tickets
NintensFavoriteThing3.png|Ninten's Nagashima-signed Baseball
NintensFavoriteThing4.png|Ninten's bent spoon
NintensFavoriteThing5.png|Ninten's penguin toy
==Others==
MotherCommercial.jpg|200px|Ninten's appearance in the Japanese commercial for Mother
Category:Character galleries
Game Boy Advance

The Game Boy Advance (Japanese: Game Boy Advance) is Nintendo's fifth handheld console, and the successor to the Game Boy Color. Two titles (Mother 1+2 and Mother 3) were released for this system exclusively in Japan.
==Hardware==
The Game Boy Advance is a 32-bit system, and, like its predecessor, could connect with others through a link cable. This, however, was not utilized in any Mother games. The Game Boy Advance supported backwards compatibility, and was capable of playing games for the Game Boy and Game Boy Color.
==Revisions==
The Game Boy Advance SP, released in 2003, was the first revision of the Game Boy Advance, and made several adjustments to its design and hardware, including a clamshell design to protect its screen from scratches, a rechargeable battery (as opposed to the AA batteries on which the Game Boy Advance ran), and a screen with an integrated frontlight that, when turned on, allows the system to be played without an external light source. In 2005, systems were released that replaced the frontlight with a backlight, allowing for brighter colors.
Another revision for the Game Boy Advance was released in 2005, called the Game Boy Micro. It is much more compact than the first two versions, and features a slightly smaller screen. It removed the processor that allowed the Game Boy Advance to play Game Boy and Game Boy Color games. A limited-edition Mother 3-themed version of the Game Boy Micro was given to those who pre-ordered Mother 3; it is colored bright red and features a pattern of the Nowhere Islands.
==Mother games on the Game Boy Advance==
*Mother 1+2
*Mother 3
==Trivia==
* The Game Boy Advance is one of two systems where all Mother games can be played, though the first two only through a port. The other being the Wii U.
==Gallery==
Category: Real Life
Game Boy Color

The Game Boy Color (Japanese: to be added) is the third handheld system created by Nintendo, and it is the successor to the . The system is the predecessor to the Game Boy Advance. No Mother titles were released for the system in either the United States or Japan.
==Mother/EarthBound titles for the Game Boy Color==
While no Mother titles were released for the handheld, a petition to get Mother onto the system was held by Clyde Mandelin (Tomato) and Reid Young (reidman) from 1998 to February 1999 with 1,850 signatures being attached to the petition. The completed petition was sent to Nintendo headquarters with a front and back cover in May 1999, which Nintendo gave little to no response to. In a letter sent to NOA by reidman in the "Project: Ruffini the Dog" campaign, reidman discussed Nintendo's awareness of the "Mother for Game Boy Color" petition, and was ultimately sent back a letter by NOA where the writer formally acknowledged the petition and offered a "shameless game plug" for EarthBound 64 for the Nintendo 64DD. https://starmen.net/stonehenge/petitions/eb0/index.html 
==Gallery==
Gameboycolor colors.jpg|The Game Boy Color color variations from left to right: Teal, Berry, Atomic Purple, Dandelion, Kiwi, and Grape.}}
==References==
Category: Real Life
Game over

A Game Over occurs when all of the characters in the party are knocked unconscious. In all games in the series, the image displayed during a Game Over is the party's leader under a bluish spotlight against a black background.
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
When the game is lost, all money in Ninten's possession is divided in half; if Ninten has only a single dollar, he will not lose anything, however. Any money left in the ATM is unaffected. The player will then be transported to the spot in which they last saved the game with only the lead character not unconscious, and their PP at 0. If the player has not saved the game yet, they will be transported back to Ninten's room instead, in the same spot where the game begins. Additionally, their PSI points become depleted, and any Bread Crumbs that the player had will have their coordinates reset to be the spot where the player saved. When Magicant disappears, the coordinates for a Game Over are set to the top of Mt. Itoi, at the XX Stone.
==In EarthBound==
In EarthBound, losing the game is very similar to in Mother; similarly to the previous game, certain spots in the game will reset the spot where the player is revived, such as entering or entering the Cave of the Past. A glitch involving parts of the game where there are no enemies on the overworld can occur if the player is defeated during a scripted battle, such as a Your Sanctuary guardian.
The song used for the Game Over screen in EarthBound is based on Flying Man.
==In Mother 3==
Due to the chapter-based nature of Mother 3, losing the game works somewhat differently. Rather than taking the player back to the previous saved point, if the player passes certain parts of a map or certain scenes in the current chapter, the game will instead bring them to the nearest Hot spring rather than saved point. On the Game Over screen, each lead party member has a separate animation when they are revived. Characters who are never supposed to lead the party against enemies (such as Kumatora) use a placeholder sprite if this occurs via hacking. Game Overs additionally restore both HP and PP, and revive all characters, unlike the previous two.
From Chapter 4 onwards, all DP the player had is cut in half, unless it's stored using the Save Frog.
Aside from losing battles, it is possible to cause an instant game over in the overworld with two different methods: dashing into the "Heavy Metal" statue in Osohe Castle from the right, causing the metal ball to fall on the character, or coming into contact with the Ultimate Chimera.
==Gallery==
M1 Game Over.png|A Game Over in Mother.
EB_Game_Over.png|A Game Over in EarthBound.
M3_Game_Over.png|A Game Over in Mother 3.
Category:Game mechanics
Gang Zombie

The Gang Zombie is an enemy present in EarthBound Beginnings, found only in the South Cemetery near Podunk. It's the toughest enemy in the area, due to its powerful Smash attack. Visually, it resembles a stereotypical member of a criminal gang whom has become a zombie. The enemy is dressed in a hat, a coat and a pair of pants, which all are colored brown; it does also have red shoes and a shirt underneath the coat. It can only appear alone in battle.
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==Gallery==
GangZombieJapanese.png|The Gang Zombie as it appears in the Japanese Famicom version.
EBB Gang Zombie.jpg|Clay model of a Gang Zombie.
==Trivia==
*In the Japanese version of the game, the Gang Zombie has bloodstains on its shirt and lacks a tie, which is what replaces the stains in the unreleased English version and Mother 1+2 version due to the blood being considered too violent.
:*Its clay model has aspects from both versions, as it is wearing a tie while being covered in blood.
==See also==
*NastyZombie
it:Gang Zombie
Gang Zombie (unused enemy)

The Gang Zombie is an unused enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, sharing the name pointers with the used enemy Gang Zombie. It closely resembles Pippi. Unlike used enemies, using the Check command will not give a description of her, only listing her Offense and Defense. In battle, they seem to only use the basic attack command, and, when defeated, they "Regain all senses," unlike the used Gang Zombie enemy, which "Returns to dust." This might mean at one point in the game, Pippi was going to be possessed and then fought by Ninten to regain senses. In the Mother 1+2 version of the game, while it has its own name pointer and a pointer for its Check description, they are both blank. Because palette data is stored with the encounter group rather than the enemy itself, the enemy has no colors matched to it.
Garrickson baby

The Garrickson baby is a character introduced in EarthBound Beginnings, and is a resident of Youngtown who possesses psychic abilities. Tom Garrickson is their older brother. Conversing with the baby through speech will only result in them uttering incomprehensible words, but if Ninten tries to communicate with them through Telepathy, they will begin to express themselves in an understandable manner, and proceed to teach Ninten and Ana how to use Teleport.
==Gallery==
GarricksonTalk.jpg|A girl talking about the Garrickson Baby
==Trivia==
*In the novelization, Mother: The Original Story, the Garrickson Baby is a boy named Noel, and is shown to be able to use PSI abilities like Lifeup and Healing in addition to Teleport.
Geldegarde Monotoli

Geldegarde Monotoli is a character in EarthBound, who appears as the mayor of Fourside. His main office is the Monotoli Building. Prior to the events of the game, he was an ordinary man, although he helped Fourside develop in good ways. However, after the Happy Happyist cult disbands, he became corrupt due to the influence of the Mani-Mani Statue, which was stolen from the Happy Happyists by Everdred, then stolen again by Monotoli and hidden in the warehouse of the cafe. He has become so powerful that the police enforce laws to protect Monotoli first. Many citizens of Fourside became brainwashed and continue to support him, although a select few are able to notice something shady.
By the time Ness reaches Fourside, Monotoli hired Porky and Aloysius Minch as his business consultants, while Monotoli, influenced by the Mani-Mani Statue, starts working for Giygas's army and gives the Dept. Store Spook the job of kidnapping Paula. In the illusionary town of Moonside (which is actually the cafe warehouse), Monotoli can be seen looking at the Mani-Mani Statue before he mysteriously vanishes, leaving Ness to destroy the statue and illusion. Monotoli is finally confronted by Ness in his office, where he has regained his senses. He apologizes for kidnapping Paula, whom Paula states he is not actually a bad person, then he tells the story about what happened to him. He tells how he was told by Giygas to stop Ness from going to Summers, and offers Ness the use of his helicopter in order to stop Giygas. However, Porky steals Monotoli's helicopter while the mayor is confronted by Ness and friends, and leaving Aloysius behind. After this, Monotoli leaves Fourside, with newspaper reports claiming he is taking a trip."Famed Mr. Monotoli leaves Fourside. States he is going on a trip" -Fourside Post headline
Later in the game, Monotoli returns the job of mayor and the Monotoli Building to Enrich Flavor, the previous mayor of Fourside, and Monotoli takes a job as the Enrich Flavor Building's elevator man.
==Trivia==
*The name "Geldegarde" comes from the German words Gelde, meaning money or riches, and garde, meaning guard.
**His Japanese first name and English last name also has meaning: Monomocchi means "guy who owns lots of things" and Monotoli means "guy who takes lots of stuff".
*The reason why Monotoli is known as Monotoly in the Japanese version of EarthBound is because the name Monotoly is a reference to Monopoly.
https://legendsoflocalization.com/earthbound/fourside/
==References==
Gently Weeping Guitar

The Gently Weeping Guitar is an enemy in Mother 3. They are very weak to crying. When fighting against both it and the Jealous Bass, they can use a Jam Session attack, which is very powerful.
The Gently Weeping Guitar is similar in concept to the Musica, as they are both guitar-based enemies which can use electric shock attacks. Its name is derived from the 1968 Beatles song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".
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==Battle Memory description==
"A forgotten guitar left wailing in the attic. Plays touching solos with its last three strings."
George Montague

George Montague is a character in EarthBound. He is the older brother of Gerardo Montague, he appears to work on the same digging place than his brother.
When the party arrives at bridge connecting the desert to Fourside he appears and gives Ness the Diamond that his brother found while digging on the desert.
==Trivia==
*George and his brother were named in the Japanese version after Shigesato Itoi's gold mining partner, Shouji Mochizuki.EarthBound Central: Mother 2 vs. EarthBound: Fourside 2
==References==
Georgia Hard

Georgia Hard is a character, who appears in the Ness's Adventure Chronicles manga. He first appears during Chapter 8, where he discreetly observes Ness, Jeff, Paula and Pokey from behind a tree, as they approach the Twin Pigs Village. He reappears later during nighttime during the same chapter, where he initiates a conversation with Ness and Pokey, which is being held outside of the inn Ness and his friends are currently staying at. There, he introduces himself as a private detective, and tells them to leave the village.
During Chapter 12, he makes a brief appearance, where he gets presented to the Mr. Saturns after Ness and his friends rescued them from Master Belch.
Gerardo Montague

Gerardo Montague is a character in EarthBound. He is the younger brother of George Montague, he works on the Gold Mine at Dusty Dunes Desert.
He is found next to the excavation site. When first interacted with, he asks Ness for some food in order to continue working on the excavation.
Upon resuming his work, he complains about the amount of monsters on the cave.
His brother George later gives Ness the Diamond that Gerardo found while digging. 
==Trivia==
*Gerardo and his brother were named in the Japanese version after Shigesato Itoi's gold mining partner, Shouji Mochizuki.EarthBound Central: Mother 2 vs. EarthBound: Fourside 2
==References==
Ghost

:This article is about the enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. For other uses, see Ghost (disambiguation).
Ghosts are enemies in EarthBound Beginnings. They can be fought in the South Cemetery and the Rosemary's house. They are pink or green ghosts that have a huge smile, a round nose, and big eyes with dots for pupils. In battle, they will always appear alone in the South Cemetery and in groups of 2-3 in the Rosemary's house. They can also be called on by Alarm Ghosts. Occasionally, they try to run away from the fight.
==Attacks==
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==Gallery==
EBB Ghost Model.jpg|Clay model of a Ghost.
==Trivia==
*In its sprite, the Ghost looks pink. However, the clay model depicts it as being green.
==See also==
*Alarm Ghost
it:Ghost
Ghost (disambiguation)

Ghost can refer to any of the following:
*In EarthBound Beginnings:
** Ghost, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
** Alarm Ghost, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
** Ghost House Key, an item in EarthBound Beginnings
*In EarthBound:
** Smelly Ghost, an enemy in EarthBound
** Stinky Ghost, an enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3
** Zombie Possessor, a ghost-like enemy in EarthBound
** Ghost of Starman, an enemy in EarthBound
** Tiny Li'l Ghost, a creature which appears when a party member gets possessed in EarthBound
*In Mother 3:
** Artsy Ghost, an enemy in Mother 3
** Ghost Armor, an enemy in Mother 3
** Ghost Knight and its shield and sword, an enemy in Mother 3
** Rockin' Ghost, an enemy in Mother 3
** Stinky Ghost, an enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3
** Mr. Passion, a ghost-like boss in Mother 3
*** Lord Passion, his more difficult form
Ghost Armor

:For the similar enemy with a sword and shield, see Ghost Knight.
Ghost Armor is a type of enemy in Mother 3 which can be encountered in a single hallway in Osohe Castle. They are weak to thunder element attacks, such as Thunder Bombs. They often attack using punches or waste turns trying to look cool. They are likely based on the similar Armor enemies from EarthBound Beginnings.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Protects its flesh and bones with steel armor. Never mind that it doesn't have any flesh or bones."
Ghost House Key

The Ghost House Key, abbriviated as Ghost Key in the menus due to character limitations, is a key item found in EarthBound Beginnings.
==Usage==
The Ghost House Key is used to unlock the door to enter the Rosemary's house in Spookane, where one of the Eight Melodies is located. The key is received by the mother of the Rosemarys, who can be found in the eastern portion of the town, after simply talking to her, as she believes that Ninten will be able to bring the house into control.
==Prices==
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==In-game description==
==Where to obtain==
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==Artwork==
Ghost key.jpg|Artwork of the Ghost House Key from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Key items