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Lord Passion

Lord Passion is an optional boss in Mother 3. He is the tougher form of Mr. Passion and is fought in the same room inside Osohe Castle.
He can be fought only in Chapter 5, and only before putting on the Pigmask gear in the Clayman Factory, due to being unable to access the area for one reason or another, and due to Duster not having the Rope Snake required to cross a gap in the castle afterwards. For these reasons and the relatively unintuitive backtracking to Osohe Castle from the Chapter 5 objective, the opportunity to fight boss is missed by unsuspecting players.
Once defeated, he allows Lucas and company to collect the Mystical Shoes, a powerful weapon for Duster.
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==Battle Memory description==
"This spirited musician can't control his tempo. In fact, his passion is just hitting a crescendo."
Lost Underworld

The Lost Underworld is a location in EarthBound. It is reached by going through a hole in Lumine Hall. The Lost Underworld is tremendous in size and seems untouched by time and modern innovation. It is home to dinosaur species and Tendas. Deep into the Lost Underworld, is Fire Spring, the last and eighth Your Sanctuary location.
==Overview==
The Lost Underworld first appears after defeating the Electro Specter and gaining the melody of Lumine Hall. It is used as the only exit from Lumine Hall. The party lands in the south east area. When Ness and his friends first go to the Lost Underworld, the player can notice that the sprites of the characters are noticeably smaller, emphasizing the largeness of the area. Inside, Ness will find dinosaurs, showing that the area is almost unknown and untouched by time. There are also geysers that shoot out blue or red water, healing HP and Status Ailments respectively. Talking to the Tenda villagers here will show that the dinosaurs are actually in "cages", although it appears that the Tendas are in the cages. Ness and his friends must reach the end to get to Fire Spring and record the eighth melody.
==Role in EarthBound==
After recording the melody of Lumine Hall, the team jump into a hole dropping them deep into the Lost Underworld. They find the land is untouched by modern time with dinosaurs running rampart. They find another village inhabited by Tendas and are let in by giving the Tendakraut obtained from the Tenda Village above. Inside, a talking rock provides an inspiration speech for Ness while recapping the Sanctuaries he had visited prior, while also revealing the final Sanctuary, the Fire Spring, found in the far west of the Lost Underworld. With this knowledge, the team set out to find the Fire Spring and collect the final Melody.
On the way, the team is able to find a mysterious cave with views of a mysterious yet inaccessible spire as well as a destroyed machine.
==Businesses==
===Tenda Shop===
===Hotel===
The hotel in the Lost Underworld charges $100 per person for a one-night stay.
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==Trivia==
*In Mother 3, when leaving Snowcap Mountain, Lucas and his party use small sprites that are similar to the ones used in the Lost Underworld.
*There are unused small sprites for the Photo-Man and an Escargo Express deliveryman, which suggest that they may have been plans to have them appear in the Lost Underworld.
Lotto Meal

The Lotto Meal is a battle item found in Mother 3. It can cause several different effects when used.
==Usage==
When used by a party member, it may restore their HP or PP; raise or lower their Speed, Offense, or Defense by considerable amounts; or cause them to cry or feel strange.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Battle items
Lotus root

Lotus roots (Japanese: Lotus Root) are an obstacle in Mother 3, found in the Mole Cricket Hole. They can only be removed after defeating the Mole Cricket for a second time and earning the Mole Cricket's friendship. When examined after earning the Mole Crickets' trust, a group of Mole Crickets will swarm around the root and eat it to clear the obstacle from the maze permanently. A hallucination of a lotus root also appears on Tanetane Island, south of Mixolydia's home.
Lou

Lou is a character in Mother 3. He can often be found practicing comedy routines with Bud.
==In Mother 3==
Lou and his performing partner Bud practice comedy acts which work much like the traditional Japanese stand-up comedy act known as . In these acts, Lou plays the role of the or "straight man". Much like the real-life comedy act, their acts consist of the two of them talking about a random subject, then sometime through Bud (playing the "funny man") makes a pun out of it or says something ridiculous. Lou then proceeds to smack Bud on the head, followed by a simultaneous bow performed by both of them, as two-key tune is heard. The duo can be found as early as Chapter 1 during the search for Flint's family.
They are later seen working in the factory in Chapter 4, where they quit their comedy routine. Speaking to them reveals they nearly forgot they did it in the first place because it was so long ago.
In Chapter 8 they are found once again in New Pork City, where they once again perform their comedy routine.
==Name origin==
In the Mother 3 fan translation, Lou was named after Lou Costello of the Abbott and Costello comedy duo. His original Japanese name, Achato, is a play on a Japanese manzai comedian named Hanabishi Achako.
Louis Philippe

Louis Philippe, (real name: Philippe Auclair) is a London-based singer, songwriter, producer, and arranger. He, in a joint effort with Keiichi Suzuki, performed the song Flying Man for the Mother soundtrack. He has performed music in both English and French.
He was raised in Normandy, France, where he studied and taught philosophy before releasing his first EP, Les Disques du Crépuscule in 1985. http://www.louisphilippe.co.uk/faq.html Later, he was the singer for his most well-known collaboration, Él records, eventually becoming the lead songwriter. After production for this project ceased, he split from his former band, The Arcadians, and now continues solo songwriting.
==References==
Category:Real Life
Category:People
Lucky sandwich

The Lucky sandwich is a recovery item found in EarthBound. It is a peculiar item having a randomly determined effect upon being bought.
==Usage==
When bought, one of six different possible effects are chosen to occur when the Lucky sandwich is eaten. The exact effects are as follows:
*60 HP (21/48)
*240 HP (12/48) 
*Full HP (9/48) 
*5 PP (3/48) 
*20PP (2/48) 
*Full HP/PP (1/48)EarthBound Central: How Lucky Sandwiches Work.
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==References==
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Lumine Hall

Lumine Hall is the seventh sanctuary location in EarthBound, found in a long tunnel that is connected to Tenda Village. It is guarded by Electro Specter.
==Layout==
The Lumine Hall dungeon is a long, maze-like cave. The cave consists of two levels and traversing through it requires alternating through both levels. Progressing through the cave is done by climbing down the ladder accessed from going north at the fork from the entrance. The path makes a loop around to said ladder, then from there it will pass by a Talking rock as it goes south. It then turns west, then reaches a ladder. Climbing up the ladder will lead to a hole dropping the player back into the lower level, then the path will go northeast to the ladder leading to Electro Specter.
Alternatively, past the ladder leading to the hole the path will turn northeast to another ladder, which leads straight to Electro Specter.
==Role in EarthBound==
With the Tendas now social, one opens the entrance to the Lumine Hall caves by moving the boulder from the entrance. Ness will meet a Talking rock who will inform him about the Talking rock in the Lost Underworld, as it is important for Ness to speak to it. Ness and his friends traverse through the caves to reach the Sanctuary Guardian of Lumine Hall, the Electro Specter. After emerging victorious, they drop into a hole leading outside to a set of hills with illuminating walls. Ness's thoughts will then be projected onto the walls: 
:"I'm Ness.... It's been a long road getting here... Soon, I'll be... Soon, I'll be... Soon, I'll be... What will happen to us? W... What's happening? My thoughts are being written out on the wall... or are they?"
Ness then sees a vision of his father holding him when he was a baby. Ness's Sound Stone records the Melody of Lumine Hall, then the team jump into the hole leading to the Lost Underworld.
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==Maps==
Lumine hall top.png|The top level
Lumine hall bottom.png|The bottom level
==Trivia==
*The Talking rock erroneously refers to Lumine Hall as "Lumine Hole".
*Entering this sanctuary is one of two anti-cheating checks that EarthBound performs. 
*Lumine Hall can appear in the "rip" in the sky on the Magicant (stage) in the Super Smash Bros. series.
Lydia

Lydia is one of the seven Magypsies in Mother 3. They first appear in Chapter 1 and are typically the third to have their Needle pulled in Chapter 7. They are named after the Lydian mode of music.
==Personality==
Lydia is very sweet and kind, and often helps out others in need. They take care of various rabbits living on Snowcap Mountain, and took a lost and injured Pigmask into their care. Before their Needle is pulled, they show a main concern for their rabbits, and wonders who will take care of them when they disappear.
==History==
They guard the Needle on Snowcap Mountain's summit closely, with the Needle surrounded by steep cliffs. Because of their remote location, they do not socialize very much outside of the monthly Magypsy parties at Aeolia's house.
Lydia is first briefly seen at the Magypsy party in Chapter 1 by Flint; however, they do not converse very much with him. They are later met by Lucas in Chapter 7, who has come to pull their Needle. At this time, Lydia was preoccupied with nursing an injured Pigmask Captain back to health, and had taken him into their house. However, right before Lucas could go outside and pull the Needle, the Masked Man beats him to it, and then leaves a Steel Mechorilla to attack the party.
Before Lydia fully disappears, they tell Lucas of the "white box" on top of the mountain, which he can ride down to easily leave the area. After Lydia disappears, they leave behind their memento, and the Pigmask inside the house decides to reside on top of the mountain and take care of Lydia's pet rabbits for them.
Mach Pizza

Mach Pizza ( Mach Pizza) is a service in EarthBound.
==In EarthBound==
Mach Pizza is not open at the beginning of the game, and are only a delivery service, meaning Ness needs their phone number in order to buy pizza. To receive their phone number, Ness simply must talk to the woman at the counter. Ness can order a small, medium, or large pizza, but the medium-sized pizzas are always sold out. Upon ordering, they claim the pizza will be delivered within 3 minutes. Small pizzas recover HP for one party member, but large ones recover HP for the whole party because they share it. The name of Mach Pizza is ironic because it takes less time for Escargo Express to reach Ness than it takes for Mach Pizza. During the game's ending, it is shown that Mach Pizza had gone out of business, due to their deliverymen getting tired and quitting.
Category:Game mechanics
Category:EarthBound locations
Mad Duck

The Mad Duck is an enemy in EarthBound which appears in several places in the game. They resemble white ducks with wide eyes and one foot raised in the air. Half of Mad Ducks' attacks are effective against PSI users. Ironically, they are first encountered in Brick Road Maze by Jeff, who is not a PSI user. After being defeated, Mad Ducks become tame.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This water fowl's attack is worse than its quack. Although it may seem a bird-brained baddie at best, this Duck fight like an eagle with an attitude."
==Gallery==
Clay duck.png|Clay model of a Mad Duck.
Mad Taxi

The Mad Taxi is a type of enemy that appears in Fourside and Summers in EarthBound. It resembles and behaves similarly to the Mad Car and Psycho Car from Earthbound Beginnings, perhaps acting as a sucessor to those enemies. Outside of battle, they move in a circular pattern.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Although you might not run into this careening car in Fourside, it will be trying to run into you. Slow it down using PSI Paralyze."
==Gallery==
Clay Mad Taxi.png|Clay model of a Mad Taxi.
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Magic Butterfly

Magic Butterflies (Japanese: Magic Butterfly) appear in EarthBound and Mother 3. They restore 20 PP to everyone with PSI in the party. Magic Butterflies are common in EarthBound, frequently found roaming around areas. However, in Mother 3, they are more rare, and can be found either by examining certain objects, or roaming around an area. According to the memo in Mother 3, the relaxation effect is activating by touching the Magic Butterfly's wings. Certain Magic Butterflies will infinitely re-spawn in both games.
===Memo ===
"A butterfly harboring mysterious powers. Softly touching the wings will miraculously result in a sensation of comfort that revitalizes the spirit."
==Gallery==
Magic Butterfly EB.png|A Magic Butterfly in EarthBound.
Magic Butterfly M3.png|A Magic Butterfly in Mother 3.
Category:Game mechanics
Magic Cake

The Magic Cake appears in both EarthBound and Mother 3. In EarthBound it is associated with the event in which Poo joins the party, while in Mother 3 it is a PP restoring recovery item.
==Usage==
===EarthBound===
After speaking to the Magic Cake vendor in the Stoic Club, she will offer Ness and his friends some Magic Cake near the beach. She bakes a Magic Cake using the last of her ingredients and gives it to the party. After eating it, the party will experience a vision of Poo completing his final training in Dalaam, then upon waking up Poo teleports to the party and joins.
The Magic Cake itself is not obtainable as an item in EarthBound.
===Mother 3===
One single Magic Cake is found in a present on the laboratory floor of the Empire Porky Building. It replenishes 50 PP when eaten.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Magic Candy

The Magic Candy is an item that is found in the game Earthbound Beginnings. It is used to boost Lloyd's FIGHT stat. It can only be found in .
==Usage==
Magic Candy can only be used by Lloyd to boost his Fight stat. It is found in , specifically, it can be obtained by talking to the cat right of the starting point of Magicant when Lloyd is in your party. If spoken to after obtaining the Magic Candy the cat will say "Was the candy good?" If the cat spoken to before Lloyd joins the party, it will ask Ninten if he has heard of the Magic Candy that can bring strength and power to the helpless child, which is talking about Lloyd.
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Magic Herb

The Magic Herb is an item found in EarthBound Beginnings. It is used to restore HP to a party member. It is most commonly found in .
==Usage==
When eaten, Magic Herbs will restore 30 HP to the selected party member. Magic Herbs can be found in many places throughout Magicant, such as in shops and presents. They can also be obtained from placing a Red Weed into Queen Mary's fountain. The Big Bag additionally contains 30 Magic Herbs.
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==Gallery==
Magic herb.jpg|Artwork of the Magic Herb from Mother's strategy guide
==See also==
*Red Weed
*Big Bag
Category:Recovery items
Magic Pudding

The Magic Pudding is a single use recovery item introduced in EarthBound. It restores PP to a party member.
==Usage==
When eaten, the Magic Pudding will restore approximately 40 PP to the selected party member. In EarthBound using it along with the Sugar packet will double the effect.
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound===
===Mother 3===
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==Gallery==
MagicPudding.png|In-game sprite of the Magic Pudding from Mother 3
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Magic Tart

The Magic tart is a single use recovery item introduced in EarthBound. It restores PP to a party member.
==Usage==
When eaten, the Magic tart will restore approximately 20 PP to the selected party member. In EarthBound using it along with the Sugar packet will double the effect.
In Mother 3 the Magic tart restores approximately 30 PP instead.
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound===
===Mother 3===
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==Gallery==
MagicTart.png|In-game sprite of the Magic Tart from Mother 3
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Magic truffle

The Magic truffle is a single use recovery item found in EarthBound. It is a rare delicacy which grows at the base of trees in Deep Darkness. It restores PP to a party member.
==Usage==
When eaten, the Magic truffle will restore approximately 80 PP to the selected party member. Using it along with the Ketchup packet will double the effect.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Magicant (disambiguation)

Magicant is a world created by and resides in one's mind, and serves an important purpose in both games, it is also the only realm where Flying Man exists. There are a few places named MagicantL
*Magicant (EarthBound Beginnings) - EarthBound Beginningss variation of Magicant.
*Magicant (EarthBound) - EarthBounds variation of Magicant.
*Magicant (stage) - The stage in the Super Smash Bros. series.
Magicant Underground

Magicant UndergroundExcerpt from Magicant Underground's Encyclopedia Mother Entry, also known as the Underground River (Japanese: 地下大河 Underground Stream) and often referred to as the Crystal Cavern by fans, is a location in EarthBound Beginnings. It serves as the only exit from back to America. Ninten first discovers Magicant Underground in the outskirts of Magicant in an array of wells. The undeground itself is a small maze and is home to the Dragon, The Fish and the Forgotten Man. It has a total area of 6,026 square meters and a temperature of 16.5°C.Excerpt from Magicant Underground's Encyclopedia Mother Entry
==Layout==
The top sections of Magicant Underground consist of several holes mostly leading to dead ends. Going down the holes in the order right, left, left, and finally right leads to the lowest floor. The bottom-most floor of Magicant Underground is a mostly linear maze, after entering the path turns right, then heads south making a u-turn. The path then splits into two: the right path leads to a hole where the Fish can be fought to access the Onyx Hook down a ladder. The left path leads to the Dragon where he can be fought once Ninten reaches a certain level, then he'll teach Ninten the sixth Melody.
The Forgotten Man blocks the exit to the real world on the first visit. He will disappear if the questions are answered correctly. If answered wrong he will stay until talked to a gain and answering the questions correctly.
In the original Famicom release of Mother the layout of the bottom-most floor of Magicant Underground is vastly different, being much less linear and much larger. The upper section is a simple path leading to the exit, while the lower half has many more paths that branch off to create a larger maze to reach the Dragon. Additionally if the Forgotten Man's questions are answered incorrectly he will warp Ninten back to the start of the maze, while in other versions Ninten will stay in the same place.
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==Gallery==
MagicantUndergroundMap jp.png|The bottom-most floor of Magicant Underground in the Japanese Famicom version.
MagicantUndergroundOverview.png|Image of Magicant Underground from Encyclopedia Mother.
==References==
Magnet Hill

Magnet Hill is the fifth Sanctuary location located in EarthBound, found in Fourside outside of the sewers in the Dinosaur Museum. It is guarded by the Plague Rat of Doom.
A man near the north wall hints that this is a Your Sanctuary location by saying that it doesn't feel like it's his place, but Ness's place. In this sanctuary is a box with the Carrot key needed to access Pink Cloud in Dalaam.
==Layout==
It is required to go into the sewers in order to reach Magnet Hill. After entering from the Dinosaur Museum, it is mainly a winding path to the east in three segments, and a dead end left of the entrance. Entering the sewage itself is needed to go around the hazmat barrels blocking the path. In the second area is a room where a Magic Butterfly appears regularly. At the far right end there is a ladder blocked by the to the Plague Rat of Doom. Climbing up the ladder leads back on the surface where the sanctuary is located.
==History==
After receiving a call from Mr. Spoon in the Scaraba Cultural Museum in Summers, Ness and his party meet him as he tells of his discovery, but will only allow Ness in upon bringing Venus's autograph. Once Ness gives him the autograph on a banana peel, he is let into the sewers to find what the discovery was at the end, but is warned about the Plague Rat of Doom beforehand. The team manages to successfully defeat the Plague Rat of Doom who is revealed to have been the Sanctuary Guardian of Magnet Hill. Outside, Ness witnesses a short vision of a baby's bottle. Ness then collects the Melody of Magnet Hill, then obtains the Carrot key which will allow the team to reach Pink Cloud.
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==Maps==
Fourside sewers.png|The sewer system
==Trivia==
*It is possible to skip obtaining the Melody by moving as close to the lower wall as possible, then collecting the Carrot key and leaving. Collecting this Melody last, however, does not automatically activate the Sound Stone and send Ness to as normal, which results in a Sound Stone that plays all Eight Melodies without doing anything else. The player would then need to revisit one of the other Sanctuaries that can ordinarily be obtained last in order to properly reach Magicant.
Major Psychic Psycho

The Major Psychic Psycho is an enemy in EarthBound. It is a more difficult version of the Psychic Psycho. It only uses PSI attacks or shields, so a PSI Shield is recommended. It drops Star pendants at a 1/128 chance.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This psycho can singe the roots of your hair with his powerful Omega strength Fire and his PSI Shield keeps him safe from Freeze. Try Brain Shock instead."
Mambo de Battle

Mambo de Battle is a battle theme that appears in Mother 3 appearing as the 55th song in the Sound Player. True to its name, Mambo de Battle is an upbeat mambo-styled theme composed of drums, trumpets, and a piano, with a medium tempo. Mambo de Battle Plus is the alternate version of the song, most notably having a longer gap before the melody starts.
==Enemy list==
The following enemies use Mambo de Battle as their battle theme:
*Greedy Mouse
*Beanling
*Muttshroom
*Violent Roach
*Mystery Metal Monkey
*Greedier Mouse
==See also==
*Mambo de Battle Plus
*List of Mother 3 enemies by battle song
 
Category:Music
Man K. Man

Man K. Man is a male monkey character in EarthBound, who resides in the Monkey Cave in Dusty Dunes Desert. Like several of the other monkeys inhabiting the cave, he blocks the entrance to a room, and demands something in exchange for moving out of the way; this being a King banana, which can be obtained from a female monkey in another portion of the cave. It's essential to give him the banana, as he blocks the way leading to the room where Talah Rama resides.
Manly Fish

The Manly Fish is an enemy in Deep Darkness. It is a green fish with a spear. He can only use physical attacks, but a stronger variant of him called Manly Fish's Brother can use PSI.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The bug-eyed, slimy-scaled Manly Fish chucks a mean spear. He's better adapted to moving around in the water than you are."
==Gallery==
Manly_fish_clay.png|Clay model of a Manly Fish}}