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Bullhorn

The Bullhorn an infinitely reusable battle item in EarthBound Beginnings. It is obtained from a present in Queen Mary's Castle.
==Usage==
When used in-battle, the one using it will shout "Your mother is calling for you!" to one of the opponents, which can result in one of two stat-affecting changes; it either decreases the enemy's fight by making it believe what was said, or increases its offense by failing with convincing it, and thus making it angry.
The Hippie is the only enemy capable of using this item.
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==Artwork==
Bullhorn.jpg|Artwork of the Bullhorn from Mother's strategy guide.
Category:Battle items
Burglin Park

Burglin Park is a location in EarthBound. It is located in the western part of Twoson and is home to the thief Everdred. Inside is a flea market, where Ness can buy many things from different stands set up by sellers.
Its Japanese name is Nusutto Park (), with "Nusutto" meaning "burglar". Keeping with the joke, the word Burglin in the English version derives from "burglar". Both names reference the city's crime boss Everdred, who lives in the park.
==History==
Burglin Park plays a relatively minor role in EarthBound, as it is mainly used for shopping. Upon first entering Twoson, if the player chooses to wander to the edge of the park, Everdred will jump down from the top of a building, saying he will only talk after they've locked horns. Upon defeating him, he introduces himself and asks him to help find a missing girl. After Apple Kid finishes the Pencil eraser, him and his mouse deliver it to Ness here. Soon after, Ness returns with the girl, Paula, and Everdred rewards him with $10,000. Ness eventually uses this money to pay the Runaway Five's debt back to Mr. Poochyfud, the owner of the Chaos Theater.
==Shops==
====Banana Saleswoman====
====Egg Salesman====
====Bakery====
====Tool Shop====
====Ruler Salesman====
====Sign Shop====
====Condiment Shop====
Category:EarthBound locations
Burst-In Rock 'n' Roll

<onlyinclude>Burst-In Rock 'n' Roll is a track originating from Mother 3. It is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 241 in the Sound Player. The track plays in Chapter 8 when the DCMC members join the fight against the Mecha-Porkies. The track consists of multiple solos containing instruments played by the various members of the DCMC. 
==Trivia==
*The track shares heavy resemblance to the theme associated with the Runaway Five from EarthBound. 
*Unused game text states that originally Dr. Andonuts, Wess, and Flint were supposed to be the ones to attack the Mecha-Porkies instead of the DCMC.
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Bus

Buses are a transportation system in EarthBound, replacing the trains from the .
==Role in EarthBound==
Instead of having train stations, signs are placed in towns that display the bus schedule. When Ness checks them from the sidewalk, a bus will come within moments. If Ness tries to check the bus schedule from on the road, it will instruct Ness to read it from the sidewalk to avoid danger. Similarly to the train from the first game, buses move at a much faster speed than simply walking, as well as avoiding enemies altogether. When Threed is invaded, riding a normal bus through the tunnel to Threed causes ghosts to remove the bus from the tunnel, preventing Ness from passing through it.
There are four bus stops in EarthBound: outside the Bus Station in Twoson, outside the hotel in Threed, outside the drugstore in the Dusty Dunes Desert, and at the entrance to Fourside.
===Runaway Five tour bus===
The Runaway Five's tour bus plays a vital role throughout the game, as it is required in order to enter Threed due to the Runaway Five's loud music, which scares away the ghosts in the tunnel. When Ness is instructed to enter the bus if the player chooses not to do so, there are no enemies on the overworld map aside from sanctuary bosses and other similar scripted events. While this is useful, if the player is defeated by one of these scripted events a glitch causes an endless sequence of game-over scenes to occur, among other effects. This was fixed in the Mother 1+2 version of the game.
Butch

Butch is a character in Mother 3, who resides in Tazmily Village, alongside the rest of his family. He is a minor character, but is relatively important to the plot. He is a farmer raising pigs and other livestock prior to Chapter 4.
Butch is first seen during Chapter 1 during an optional, story expanding visit. He can be seen talking to a strange man that has visited the village of Tazmily. The strange man is talking about a trade. In Chapter 2, Butch stops Duster to show him something new. He tells Duster than a mysterious peddler traded him "money" for all of his pigs. He then hides the money in the town well to prevent somebody from stealing it. Later, after finding the money to be missing, he accuses Duster of taking it because he was the only person who he had told where it was hidden. He is among the many residents of Tazmily Village to move to New Pork City.
==References==
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Butch and the Villagers

<onlyinclude>Butch and the Villagers is the name of track originating from Mother 3. It is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 102 in the Sound Player. The track plays at the end of Chapter 2 when Butch falsely accuses Duster of stealing the money he hid in the village well. This tracks begins to play in the background as the end text for the chapter is displayed. This is the only time the track can be heard outside the Sound Player. The cutscene in which the track plays, can be seen below.
Category:Mother 3 Category:Mother 3 audio Category:Music
Buzz Buzz

Buzz Buzz is a character in EarthBound. He is an insect-like creature from 10 years in the future. He emerges from the meteorite located in Onett.
==In EarthBound==
Buzz Buzz appears from the meteor shortly after Ness and Porky find Picky. He introduces himself as a bee-like creature (rhinoceros beetle in the Japanese version) before claiming he is not. Buzz Buzz tells Ness that an alien being called Giygas will conquer the world soon. He also speaks of a legend that tells of three boys and one girl -- one of whom is Ness -- who can save the world from Giygas. He then pledges to help Ness in his journey to defeat Giygas.
The group leaves the meteorite so Picky and Porky can get home. As they approach the Minch residence, an alien suddenly materializes in front of the group. This alien is the Starman Junior, a servant of Giygas who says he was sent back in time to kill Buzz Buzz before he could find the destined heroes. He also alludes to the fact that Buzz Buzz might have not always been a bug, as heard in the quote "You're no longer a hero, just a useless insect". A fight ensues, but with Buzz Buzz's assistance, the Starman Junior is quickly defeated. In battle, Buzz Buzz has a physical attack, a powerful charging attack, and can block PSI attacks with PSI Shield Σ.
After Ness drops Picky and Porky off at their house, Buzz Buzz is buzzing aimlessly about the room, and when he is spotted by Lardna Minch. Lardna mistakes it for a dung beetle and swats him. Mortally wounded, Buzz Buzz tells Ness that in order to save the world, he must harness the power of the earth by visiting each of the eight "Your Sanctuaries". He then gives Ness the Sound Stone, which will record the pieces of a melody that echo at each Your Sanctuary. His mission accomplished, Buzz Buzz passes away as the sun rises outside.
Later in the game, Ness can encounter Buzz Buzz's grave in his next to the house of the Flying Men.
==Status==
As a temporary party member, Buzz Buzz has stats that can't be seen in-game.
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
Buzz Buzz appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as a Spirit. His features a tiny which has strong offense, but starts at 300% and thus can be defeated with almost any weak attack, which references how strong he is in battle but gets killed easily by Lardna's swat.
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Cactus Wolf

The Cactus Wolf is an enemy in Mother 3, appearing in Chapter 3 as the boss of the Death Desert, guarding the entrance to Candrum Underpass. Salsa must fight it due to Fassad's commands. It may be inspired by the Desert Wolf enemy from EarthBound.
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==Battle Memory description==
"The Cactus Wolf has a Wolf Cactus attached firmly to its forehead. The two get along quite well."
==Gallery==
CactusWolf2.png|Cactus Wolf's unused back sprite, seen by hacking.
Canary Chick

The Canary Chick, abbreviated as CanaryChick in the menus due to character limitations, is a key item found in EarthBound Beginnings. The chick can be found in the Department store of Podunk, where it can be purchased in the pet store on the fifth floor. All the animals except for the canary chick have escaped, so the salesman will directly ask Ninten if he wants to buy it; if he replies yes, the seller will ask if he would accept a price of 85; if Ninten then refuses to buy it, he will let him get it for free.
==Usage==
The Canary Chick must be taken to the canary named Laura in Canary Village, as she is the mother of it, which will result in her getting so happy by the reunion that she will sing the second melody.
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Canary chick.jpg|Artwork of the Canary Chick from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Key items
Candrum Underpass

The Candrum Underpass is a location in Mother 3 first accessed in Chapter 3. It is a long underground passageway connecting the highway, Tazmily Village, and Death Desert.
==Layout==
Starting from the entrance from Death Desert, the path goes past parts of machinery while going south, until reaching a crossroad. From here, going east will lead to the far west side of the highway, though this is inaccessible in Chapter 3. West is a very long straight tunnel leading to Tazmily Village. The long tunnel is mostly underground, though there is a small portion that goes through a forest.
At the very west end is the exit to either the crossroads (which is closed up on the first visit), or the Sunset Cemetery. During Chapter 3, the Gooey Goo blocks the Sunset Cemetery exit and must be beaten to continue. Many different vehicles are seen parked here, such as tanks owned by the Pigmask Army, Pork Beans and the Mr. Saturn-shaped tea table.
==History==
The Candrum Underpass is first used by Fassad and Salsa to get to Tazmily Village in Chapter 3. The two ride the Pork Bean through the tunnels, as it is much faster than walking. At the end, they encounter the Gooey Goo which prevents them from exiting. After defeating it, they exit into Sunset Cemetery.
The underpass can again be accessed in Chapter 5 from the highway, however it is not required in the chapter's plot. All exits except the one at the highway are blocked.
In Chapter 7, the Candrum Underpass is used by Lucas and his friends, this time to reach Saturn Valley. The team first enter from the cemetery after reading a note in a bottle to go underground. Inside, a Mr. Saturn shaped coffee table is able to be ridden through the underpass. Lucas and co. ride the table through the tunnel, then on the highway and finally to Saturn Valley.
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Category:Mother 3 locations
Canine Weapon

The Canine Weapon (Japanese: Canine Weapon) is the only weapon in Mother 3 that Boney can equip. It is found in a present on one of the later floors of the Empire Porky Building.
==Usage==
When equipped, it adds 15 to the Offense. There is nothing else which will go in Boney's weapon slot. If the player chooses to use the elevator earlier in the Empire Porky Building to return to New Pork City, the Canine Weapon can be sold for 900 DP.
Category:Mother 3 items
Captain Strong

Captain Strong is a minor boss in EarthBound, encountered after fighting four Cops in the Onett Police Station. Despite claiming to use his Super Ultra Mambo-Tango-Foxtrot martial arts, his most powerful attack is to grapple Ness and use a submission hold. Once defeated, Captain Strong will radio to have the road to Twoson opened.
The Over Zealous Cop seems to be a generic version of Captain Strong.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"After you take out all of his henchmen, you'll come face-to-face with the wily Captain himself. Strong is what his name implies, so keep your energy up."
Carbon Dog

Carbon Dog is the 8th and final Sanctuary Boss fought in EarthBound. It guards Fire Spring, the last Your Sanctuary location in the game. Carbon Dog uses physical attacks and fire moves. Once it has been defeated, Carbon Dog's flames go out and it transforms into Diamond Dog, beginning the second half of the battle.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Carbon Dog burns to roast you, but you can turn the rotisserie on it by using Freeze or strong weapon attacks like Jeff's Bottle Rockets."
==Gallery==
Clay carbondog.png|Clay model of the Carbon Dog.
Category:Sanctuary Bosses
Care Free Bomb

The Care Free Bomb is an enemy in EarthBound, found when exploring the spiral in . To attack, the Care Free Bomb will throw either a bomb or super bomb, dealing substantial explosive damage to one target. They typically spawn either with another Care Free Bomb or near two Mr. Molecules.
Graphically, the Cuddle Bomb enemy from Mother 3 somewhat resembles them.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Much tougher than it looks, the CFB tosses bombs and Super Bombs at you at every turn. It also takes a lot of hits and has no weakness to exploit."
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Carol

CarolNinten's Mom Has an Official Name - EarthBound Central. Retrieved February 17, 2016. is the mother of Ninten, Mimmie and Minnie in EarthBound Beginnings. According to their father, she is a very hard worker."Just like your Mom, you never want to stop. Please don't push yourself so hard." - Ninten's father She often worries about Ninten, and if he is eating properly."Son, your sisters and I are so happy to see you back in one piece. How unbelievable that you are not hungry." - Carol She serves as one of few free healing methods, making his favorite food whenever he visits home.
Carol is unnamed in the game itself, but is christened in the original instruction booklet.
Carol's sprite was altered in the localization where her hair is straightened, whereas originally it would point upwards towards the back. The reason for the change is unknown, although it is commonly presumed the original sprite beared resemblance to the character Sally Brown.
==Gallery==
NintenMomJP.png|Carol's appearance in the Japanese Famicom version of the game.
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Caroline

:For the enemy named Caroline in the Japanese version of , see Kelly.
Caroline is a character in Mother 3.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 1===
She will then make Nut Cookies and Nut Bread for free if the player gives her enough Nuts. While the Tazmily Villagers are mourning Hinawa's death, Caroline makes some Nut Bread the way Hinawa and her used to make it together in order to cheer Flint up.
===In Chapter 3===
If Salsa shows Caroline a trick, she will give him a free Nut Bread.
===In Chapter 4===
Caroline opens a bakery, accepting DP and no longer exchanging Nuts for Nut Bread for free.
===In Chapter 7===
Caroline closes her bakery and moves to New Pork City. Due to the workload, she hires Fuel and her daughter Angie to help her.
===In Chapter 8===
Caroline can be found in the New Pork City theater with her daughter.
Caroline's Bakery

Caroline's Bakery is a shop in Mother 3, seen only after the modernization of Tazmily Village. A sign placed outside claims that it is now adopting the new DP system, as beforehand, Caroline would bake Nuts into Nut Cookies or Nut Bread depending on how many were given to her.
The store is run by Caroline, with Fuel and Angie's assistance.
Category:Mother 3 locations
Carrier Pigeon

The Carrier Pigeon is a key item found in Mother 3 first seen in the Prologue. It is used to deliver messages to those far away.
==Usage==
The Carrier Pigeon is first seen at the end of the Prologue when Hinawa is delivering a message to Flint. It is later obtained in Chapter 4 when Lucas informs Wess about how the bassist of the DCMC looks almost identical to Duster. Wess provides Lucas with the Carrier Pigeon in order to deliver a message if it is found out that the bassist really is Duster.
At the end of Chapter 4, Lucas sends the Carrier Pigeon to Wess stating that Duster had been found.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Key items
Carrot key

The Carrot Key is a key item in EarthBound. The item allows the player to remove the rabbit statues blocking Pink Cloud.
==Usage==
When used on the rabbit statues blocking the entrance to Pink Cloud, it will erase the statues and then disappear from the inventory. When using it to the cow in Happy Happy Village, it will say "Cows and carrots? That's a nutty combination!" Additionally, having it in a party member's inventory when sailing from Toto to Scaraba will cause the sailor to notice the key and hints about bringing it to Poo's homeland Dalaam. 
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Key items
Cattlesnake

Cattlesnake is an enemy encountered in Mother 3. It is a very strong chimera that can deal serious damage to Lucas and his friends. It appears to be a cow with a snake-like neck and tail. In battle, Cattlesnakes can use powerful physical attacks such as stabbing the party with their horns or swinging their tail. Cattlesnakes are weak against PK Freeze. They can be fought in Murasaki Forest and in the railway leading to the Clayman Factory.
They pose an immense threat to Lucas and his party when first encountered in Chapter 4, but can more plausibly be beaten in Chapter 5 with a larger party and PK Freeze. By chapter 7, they pose little challenge and are later eclipsed by more difficult enemies like the Monkalrus and Blue Balding Eagle.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Even the creators of this creature are too afraid to approach it. Stay out of its way, for your own good."
Cave Boy

The Cave Boy (occasionally referred to as Big Foot) is an enemy in EarthBound encountered near Stonehenge in Winters. It appears in two forms, one encountered by Jeff alone, and another encountered after he joins Ness and Paula. Cave Boy attacks as regular against Jeff, and spawns by itself; however, it later can swing a club to deal substantial damage to a party member, or shout in a loud voice to lower a target's offense and defense temporarily. When encountered alongside Ness and Paula, the Cave Boy spawns with up to one additional Cave Boy and up to two Mighty Bear Sevens. 
When moving on the overworld, they travel slowly in a straight line towards the player. When attacking, it has a tendency to miss its attacks, compensating for Jeff's then-low level upon its initial encounter.
The Cave Boy is loosely based on the Big Foot enemy from EarthBound Beginnings.
A friendly Cave Boy sells food in Dr. Andonuts's lab.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Cave Boy is a nasty Neanderthal with a spiked club. He looks mean - and he is mean. Use a powerful attack to send him back to the stone age."
==Gallery==
Cave boy clay.png|Clay model of a Cave Boy
Cave of Mt. Itoi

The Cave of Mt. Itoi are a series of caves leading up to Mt. Itoi itself. The cave is accessible from the base. The cave is a vast maze with many winding paths, and there are several powerful enemies in the cave. The player can find the most powerful weapons for each character (with the exeption of Lloyd) in here. At the end of the caves, the player will exit and be on the mountain itself.
==Layout==
The Mt. Itoi caves consist of nine different caves, based on how they are positioned on the map within the game's files they are:
*the southwest cave, which is the entrance 
*westcentral cave
*northwest cave
*northcentral cave
*central cave
*southcentral cave
*short cave
*northeast cave
*and the southeast cave, also being the exit.
The caves are connected in different ways and as such is unclear how each is connected. They are connected in the following ways:
*Southwest cave: Mt. Itoi Base, central cave and southcentral cave.
*Westcentral cave: central cave, northcentral cave, and southcentral cave.
*Northwest cave: northeast cave.
*Northcentral cave: central cave, short cave, and southcentral cave.
*Central cave: southwest cave, northcentral cave, and westcentral cave. 
*Southcentral cave: southwest cave, westcentral cave, and northcentral cave.
*Short cave: northcentral cave and southcentral cave.
*Northeast cave: northwest cave, westcentral cave and southeast cave.
*Southeast cave: northeast cave and Mt. Itoi plateau.
As mentioned above, the exit to Mt. Itoi plateau is at the end of the southeast cave.
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==Gallery==
Itoi caves southwest.png|The southwest/entrance cave.
Itoi caves westcentral.png|The westcentral cave.
Itoi caves northwest.png|The northwest cave.
Itoi caves northcentral.png|The northcentral cave.
Itoi caves central.png|The central cave.
Itoi caves southcentral.png|The southcentral cave.
Itoi caves short.png|The short cave.
Itoi caves northeast.png|The northeast cave.
Itoi caves southeast.png|The southeast/exit cave.
==See also==
*Mt. Itoi Base
*Mt. Itoi
==References==
Centipede

The Centipede is one of the earliest enemies in EarthBound Beginnings, and thus one of the weakest in the game. As the name implies, it's based on a real-life centipede, though it's remade to look bipedal as only two of its legs have feet, while the other limbs act as arms. It's also dressed with two green shoes and two green mittens on two of its hand-like tarsi. It doesn't possess any special abilities and has poor stats, and should therefore not pose much of a threat.
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==Gallery==
EBB Centipede Model.jpg|Clay model of a Centipede.
==See also==
*BionicCenti
it:Centipede
Cerulean Beach

Cerulean Beach is an area in Mother 3, located west of Tazmily Village. Prior to Chapter 4 the area uses the same music that plays in Tazmily Village, while starting with Chapter 4 it has its own track, Beachcombing, which contains a sample of the theme of Summers from EarthBound.
==Overview==
Cerulean Beach is accessed from the west exit from Tazmily Square. The road continues west and slightly south, passing Reggie's tent and Tazmily Jail. Dolphin Ossicles can be found along the shoreline throughout the game. The road then turns north alongside the wider beach to the west, then turns west once more. Dona's house can be found near the beach as well.
In Chapter 4 the beach becomes modernized, with a road replacing the dirt paths and grass paths throughout the area, and beach chairs and umbrellas are present on the western beach. During Chapter 7, Bronson can be found relaxing on the beach. If Lucas talks to him, he can rest to restore his HP, PP, and status ailments. A seaside shop can be found here in Chapter 7, which sells Aloha Coats and various food items.
==History==
The beach technically was first required to visit during Chapter 1, when Flint was arrested for attacking the villagers after hearing of Hinawa's death. He was placed in the jail by sheriff Bronson during the night and was allowed to be freed the next morning with the help of Claus.
Cerulean Beach is then visited by Lucas in Chapter 7. After pulling the first needle, Lucas can access the Sea Floor Dungeon, which leads to Tanetane Island.
==Items==
*Only available in Chapter 1
==Sea Shop==
==Gallery==
CeruleanBeach1-3.png|Cerulean Beach in Chapters 1 to 3.
CeruleanBeach4-7full.png|Cerulean Beach Chapter 4 onwards.
Category:Mother 3 locations