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Bein' Friends

Bein' Friends is a song in Mother. It is the second overworld theme and plays whenever Ninten is traveling with other party members (i.e., after Lloyd joins him or while he is traveling with Pippi). When Ninten is traveling alone, Pollyanna plays instead.
A remix of the tune appears as one of the tracks for the Onett stage in Super Smash Bros. Melee under the title "Mother 1"; this remix reappears in Super Smash Bros. Brawl along with its stage. This track was later correctly renamed to "Bein' Friends" in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, although initially mislabeled as Bein' Friend. Versions of the song also appear in the soundtracks for Mother and Mother 1+2.
==Lyrics==
The tune was given words on the vocal soundtrack for Mother, and is the second track of the album. The vocals were performed by Catherine Warwick and Jeremy Holland-Smith.
When you are happy, with laughter to spare
Fun is twice as fun with someone to share
When you are lonely and full of despair
Things aren't half as bad when somebody cares
Maybe now you have figured it out
That's what bein' a friend is about
When you're lookin' for a shoulder you can cry on
Won't you think about me
When you're lookin' for someone you can rely on
Don't you ever doubt me
I'll be there someway, somehow
That's what bein' friends is about
When you are restless and want room to breathe
I will give you all the space that you need
And when you're ready for my company
I will come around; just call on me
Maybe now you have figured it out
That's what bein' a friend is about
When you need someone who feels the way you do
Won't you think about me
Someone who can pick you up when you are blue
Don't you ever doubt me
I'll be there someway, somehow
That's what bein' friends is about
I'm your friend 'till the end
Count on me
In the sunshine and the rain
Paradise and back again
Count on me
Let me be a friend in need
Let me be a friend indeed
Count on me
And if you ask me, you know that it's true
There is not a thing that I wouldn't do
I'd follow you to the ends of the earth
That's how much I think our friendship is worth
Maybe now you have figured it out
That's what bein' a friend is about
When there's something that you just don't understand
Won't you think about me
I'll be more than glad to lend a helping hand
Don't you ever doubt me
I'll be there someway, somehow
That's what bein' friends is about
I'll be there someway, somehow
That's what bein' friends is about
Tell me all your secrets
I will swear to keep them
Let me know your problems
I will help you solve them
When your heart is aching
I will stop it breaking
When you are in danger
I am your guardian angel
I will stand beside you
Be the one to guide you
When your dreams are crumblin'
Call me I'll come runnin'
That's what friends is all about
Category:Music
Belch's Base

Belch's BaseEarthBound Player's Guide, p. 53 is a location in EarthBound, found in Grapefruit Falls. It is the headquarters of Master Belch.
The base is a large factory where Master Belch and his minions created zombies, and sent them to invade the town of Threed. The Mr. Saturns are being held captive inside, forced to make Fly Honey for Master Belch. The factory visually resembles Sweet Little's Factory and Duncan's Factory in EarthBound Beginnings, furthermore the music in this location is a remix of the theme used for those factories.
==Layout==
The base can first only be accesed after recieving a password from a specific Mr. Saturn in Saturn Valley. The Mr. Saturn who explains how one must wait three minutes behind Grapefruit Falls to enter the base. After talking to the Mr. Saturn, Ness and co. must do exactly what he said: stand behind the waterfall, and when a voice says "Say the password", the player mustn't touch any buttons on the controller for three minutes in real time. After doing so, the Slimy Little Pile guarding the entrance will let Ness and co. in. This can only occur if Ness first speaks to the Mr. Saturn that reveals the "password"
The base itself is a large maze with many rooms, most rooms contain items or enemies. The path through the base is fairly linear, starting with the entrance up north then going east. Taking a ladder south, it continues going westward for the majority of the time. Near the end, the path goes south before west again, before reaching the end room where Master Belch is found. Once he is beaten, the exit is opened, which is a short cave leading back to Saturn Valley.
==History==
During the events of the game, the town of Threed was overrun by zombies, and many Mr. Saturn were missing. With the help of one Mr. Saturn, Ness enters the base to take on Master Belch, who is behind the recent happenings. Within the base, aside from enemies, are numerous Mr. Saturn enslaved by Master Belch, a minion of Giygas, to produce Fly Honey, Belch's absolute favorite food.
Ness and co. traverse the factory to find Master Belch to put an end to his schemes. At the end, the team find Master Belch, who taunts them before fighting. Ness, however, takes advantage of Belch's love for Fly Honey to defeat him. Once defeated, he tells the team about how the Mani-Mani Statue has wound up in Fourside, meaning Giygas's influence will take over the city. After Belch leaves, the factory ceases operation and Ness and the rest leave the factory exit. With Master Belch gone, the Mr. Saturn are released and return to Saturn Valley, and the city of Threed restored.
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==Gallery==
Belch'sBaseFullMap.png|Full map of Belch's Base.
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Benevolent Old Man

The Benevolent Old Man is a character in EarthBound Beginnings, who resides in . 
==Appearance==
When Ninten or Ana uses Telepathy on the fountain in the northwestern portion of Magicant, the Benevolent Old Man will hear their "soulful cry" and appear in the fountain. When interacted with, he asks Ninten if he was the one calling on him. In the Japanese Famicom version of Mother, he offers to cure party members that have been poisoned or turned into stone. This was changed in the English release and Mother 1+2 port, where instead he would function similar to an ATM, mentioning the current amount of money in Ninten's bank account and letting him withdraw money as long as it doesn't exceed the amount available in his account. Money, however, cannot be deposited. As he is part of Magicant, the Benevolent Old Man will disappear with Magicant when Queen Mary rests in peace.
The change was made because complete status healing is already available in Magicant, but ATMs are completely absent.Lost Levels: Mother: Added Features, Enhancements, and Modifications
==References==
Betsy

Betsy is a character in Mother 3, who lives in Tazmily Village. She's the wife of Jackie, and can be seen walking around in the Yado Inn during the beginning of Chapter 1. After the forest fire has been put out, she says that she was more nervous about Jackie than the fire because of the cowardice he displayed during the wildfire. Later during the same chapter, when Hinawa has confirmed to be dead, she tells Flint that even though the incident is tough to him, he should at least try to set a good example for his children.
Bicycle

The Bicycle is a key item in EarthBound. The Bicycle can be obtained at the Punk-Sure bicycle shop in Twoson.
==Usage==
When Ness rides the Bicycle, it allows for faster travel when only he is in the party. The bell can be rang by pressing R on the controller. If Ness is holding a Teddy bear or a Super plush bear in his inventory, he can not ride the bike. If Ness chooses to speak with the owner of the bicycle shop when another character is in the party, he will return the bicycle.
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BigWoodoh

: This enemy also appears in EarthBound, retranslated as Territorial Oak.
The BigWoodoh is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in . BigWoodoh is a good enemy to level up on at the point of the game it can be first encountered, due to its high experience and money drops. However, it is a dangerous enemy to face for the unprepared team, due to the two special techniques it uses during battle. The first is its use of the move Wicked Seed, which confuses one party member. The only cure to this confusion is the item dropped by BigWoodoh—a Noble Seed. The second dangerous technique the monster uses occurs when Ninten's party defeats the beast; upon defeat, BigWoodoh will explode and be set on fire, causing about 30 HP of fire damage to the whole party. In addition to these two attacks, BigWoodoh also has an attack that dehydrates a party member, lowering their Offense and Defense stats.
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==Gallery==
EBB Big Woodoh.jpg|Clay model of a BigWoodoh.
Big Bag

The Big Bag is an item in EarthBound Beginnings. It is received from an inhabitant of , who resides in the most southwesterly placed building of the town area. He asks Ninten if he would like to have the item, while afterwards asking if he could borrow Ninten's Cash Card. If answering yes, he will then take the card, and must be spoken to again to have the card returned, along the Big Bag, which he gives away as a gift.
==Usage==
The bag contains a total of 30 Magic Herbs, which roughly equals to 900 HP that can be recovered through the use of the bag. After all of the herbs have been used, the bag will vanish into thin air
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==Gallery==
Big bag.jpg|Artwork of the Big Bag from Mother's strategy guide
==See also==
*Magic Herb
Category:Recovery items
Big Bro

The Big Bro is an enemy in Mother 3. It is found on the underground cellar of Osohe Castle. It will often try to use PSI attacks, but it is incapable of using them. Big Bros are in fact unable to attack party members at all. A Big Bro can also appear with a Li'l Big Bro as a Bro Team beginning in Chapter 7.
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==Battle Memory description==
"He and Li'l Big Bro can't decide on their names. If it's any help, this little guy is the older bro."
Big Pile of Puke

The Big Pile of Puke is an enemy in EarthBound that can be encountered in the swamps of Deep Darkness. Its blasts of stinky breath can cause all party members to cry, while its nauseating breath and sticky mucus cause one party member to become nauseous or immobilized respectively. It spawns alone or alongside an Even Slimier Little Pile.
The Big Pile of Puke resembles Master Belch and Master Barf.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The big, brown Barf is ever so offensive. One whiff of the malodorous mass can make you cry. Have herbs on hand when you fight."
BionicCenti

The BionicCenti is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings and also an enhanced version of the Centipede. Unlike the Centipede, the BionicCenti is able to use poison against Ninten and his friends, as a result of scientific alterations. Like the Bionic Bat and BionicScorp, which also are enhanced enemies that share the same name prefix, it's colored green. Its main weakness is Insecticide.
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Bionic Kraken

The Bionic Kraken is an enemy in EarthBound that can appear uncommonly in the third section of the Cave of the Past. It resembles a large, pink snake with red hair and red and white breath. It is a tougher variant on the standard Kraken. Its attacks target the entire party, including generating a tornado, using PSI Thunder β, or breathing fire using PSI Fire γ. It spawns alone.
Bionic Kraken is one of the enemies in EarthBound with a 1/128 drop; it drops the Gutsy bat.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This fire-breathing aquatic serpent gets steamed when you interrupt it in the Tunnel of the Past. Bottle Rockets and regular attacks will sink it."
==Gallery==
BionicKrakenClay.png|Clay model of a Bionic Kraken.
==Trivia==
*The EarthBound Player's Guide erroneously states that the Bionic Kraken drops the Legendary bat, and mistakenly states that the Kraken (specifically, the three Krakens in the Sea of Eden) drops the Gutsy bat.
Bla-Bla Gang

The Bla-Bla Gang (Japanese: ), short for Black Blood Gang (Japanese: ), is a gang present in EarthBound Beginnings, led by Teddy. Its creation was influenced by Teddy's parents being killed by mountain creatures when he was very young. The townsfolk call the Gang Members "B.B. Gangs," which are described by townsfolk as terrible, while their leader is described as powerful enough to defeat the party with his pinkie finger alone. After the fight with Teddy at the Live House, he will join Ninten's team for a short amount of time in order to avenge the death of his parents. Teddy replaces Lloyd in the party and borrows his goods because he deems him "unfit" for fighting.
==As an enemy==
The B.B. Gang enemy appears as a delinquent in his teens or early twenties. Much of his appearance and facial features are obscured in shadow, but they appear to be wearing a jacket of some kind with orange buttons, and their hands are presumably inside their jacket pockets. The top of their heads have a large protruding bump, resembling a pompadour. They wear a pair of red shoes with white laces and soles. Their overworld sprite seems to wear something that resembles a blue hat.
When Teddy is not in the party, the gang members will attack them. If they are defeated, they will remain on the overworld map, and can be fought again if spoken to. This can be done an infinite number of times. When Teddy is with the party, however, members of the gang will talk to Ninten's party like any other NPC. 
==Gallery==
BBGangFamicom.png|The B.B. Gang as it appears in the Japanese Famicom version.
EBB BB Gang Model.jpg|Clay model of a B.B. Gang member.
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Black Antoid

Black Antoids are enemies in EarthBound. It can spawn in many groups, including up to three other Black Antoids, up to three Attack Slugs, a Rowdy Mouse, a Ramblin' Evil Mushroom, up to two Red Antoids, or an Armored Frog. They also attack alongside Titanic Ant, the first Your Sanctuary boss.
Black Antoids possess fairly low HP, and their standard bash attack deals low-to-moderate damage. They can call for help in between attacks, and will use Lifeup α every four turns, generally making their defeat a priority.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"When you venture into the caves, you'll have the distinct displeasure of meeting the Black Antoids. They're small, quick and they attack in teams."
==Gallery==
Clay blackantoid.png|80px|Clay model of a Black Antoid.
Category:Insect EarthBound enemies
Black Beanling

Black Beanlings are enemies in Mother 3. They appear in Sunshine Forest from Chapter 4 onward, replacing the Beanling and acting as a tougher version of it. Like their predecessor, they give a massive amount of experience when defeated, but only rarely appear.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A Beanling coated in sparkling syrup. You'll only come across this monster if you've got good luck."
Blade

Blades are equippable items used by Teddy and Poo which appear in EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound. They are weapons which take the form of knives and swords in EarthBound Beginnings and a sword in EarthBound.
==Usage==
Blades will raise the holder's Offense when equipped by varying amounts. In EarthBound Beginnings they are either knives or swords and are Teddy's signiture weapons. In EarthBound only one sword is present, the Sword of Kings, which is Poo's signiture weapon.
==List of blades==
===In EarthBound Beginnings===
The blades in EarthBound Beginnings are equippable items that only can be used by Teddy. There is a total of four different blades that can be obtained throughout the game, with varying Offense increasing values.
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====Artwork====
Butter knife.jpg|Strategy guide illustration of the Butter Knife.
Survival knife.jpg|Strategy guide illustration of the Survival Knife.
Sword.jpg|Strategy guide illustration of the Sword.
Katana.jpg|Strategy guide illustration of the Katana.
Butter Knife.png|Art of the Butter Knife from Mother 1+2.
===In EarthBound===
The Sword of Kings is the only blade present in EarthBound. It is also Poo's only equippable weapon that actually raises his offense aside from yo-yos and slingshots.
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Category:EarthBound Beginnings items
Category:EarthBound items
Blessing (Skinhead's Recommendation)

<onlyinclude>Blessing (Skinhead's Recommendation) is the name of track originating from Mother 3. It is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 156 in the Sound Player. The song is amongst the list of songs that can be randomly played by the jukebox in the Dur-T Café after Lucas inserts 1 DP. This track, along with the others that can be played on the jukebox, were supposed to be played in various locations and points within the game, however were cut and added to the jukebox instead. Many suspect that this track was supposed to play while the player explored Cerulean Beach due to the instruments used, however, this was instead replaced by "Beachcombing" in the final game.
==Trivia==
*Parts of the track resemble the song "You Make Me Feel Brand New" by the Stylistics.
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Blue Balding Eagle

Blue Balding Eagles are enemies in Mother 3. They are a more powerful version of the Balding Eagle enemy, and are very weak to Brainshock.
It resembles a vulture, with a coat of brown feathers, a light brown beak, and light brown feet. From the neck up, the blue balding eagle has no feathers, revealing its blue skin. At the base of its neck, it has a thick ring of white down. The tip of it's beak is dark brown. 
 
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==Battle Memory description==
"Sometimes it accidentally swallows the food that it went through all the trouble to get for its baby baldlings."
Blue Starman

:For different Starman variants, see Starman (disambiguation).
The Blue Starman, stylized as BlueStarman due to character limitations, is an enemy in Earthbound Beginnings that guards the caves of Mt. Itoi, oftentimes encountered in groups. Blue Starmen, as the name implies, are blue-colored Starmen, though despite this distinction they are not much different from the standard Starman.
Boa Transistor

Boa Transistors are enemies in Mother 3. They are somewhat weak to PK Thunder. They are a tougher version of the Mighty Bitey Snake.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Spins its head in a circle when sizing up an enemy. Has titanium skin unsuitable for handbags."
==Trivia==
The Boa Transistor's Japanese name, Hebī Metaru, is a pun, literally meaning "metal snake," but also being the Japanese pronounciation of "heavy metal."
Boat

Boats are vehicles in EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound.
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
A single boat is found in the lake on Mt. Itoi. It is required in order to find Eve in the underground laboratory below the lake. The engine is busted, however, and must be repaired before it can be used. Neither Ninten, Ana, or Teddy have the ability to repair it. Lloyd, however, repairs it almost instantly. After taking it to the central whirlpool in the lake, the boat is demolished, as Ninten's party is taken into the underground laboratory unharmed.
==In EarthBound==
In EarthBound, a boat in Toto is required in order to cross the sea and reach Scaraba. The boat's captain, unhappy about his wife's interest in the Stoic Club, will not ferry Ness across unless he first eats his wife's magic cake. When Ness finally is able to enter the boat, the party is attacked by a Kraken. After defeating the Kraken and arriving in Scaraba, the boat may be ridden from Toto to Scaraba at any time.
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Category:Game mechanics
EBB Boat 2.jpg|Clay model of a boat from EarthBound Beginnings.
Bomb

Bombs are recurring items found throughout the series. They are single-use consumable items in each game they appear in. The Super Bomb is an upgraded version of the Bomb.
==Usage==
===In EarthBound Beginnings===
Bombs are only usable by Lloyd. They damage all enemies for 50-60 points of damage. It is the item equivallant of PK Fire β. The Super Bomb will instantly defeat all enemies, excluding bosses. Its equivalent is PK Fire Ω.
Bombs are also used by Bombers and Star Miners.
===In EarthBound===
Bombs are now usable by anyone. Their properties have been changed, as they now damage a single enemy for 45~135 damage with a chance to hit adjacent enemies for 22~67, and the Super bomb damages a single enemy for 135~405, with a chance to hit adjacent enemies for 67~202. Care Free Bombs are capable of using Bombs and Super Bombs.
===In Mother 3===
Bombs work as a combination to how they did in EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound, as they are usable by everyone and damage all enemies instead of one. In addition to Super Bombs, Mother 3 also introduces four other bombs with differing effects: the Running Bomb, Thunder Bomb, Sprinting Bomb, and New Year's Eve Bomb.
==List of bombs==
===In EarthBound Beginnings===
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==Artwork==
SuperBombEncyclopedia.png|Artwork of the Bottle Rocket from Encyclopedia Mother.
Category:Battle items
Bomb (disambiguation)

Bomb can refer to any of the following:
*Enemies:
**Bomber, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**Star Miner, a bomb-like enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**Care Free Bomb, an enemy in EarthBound
**Cuddle Bomb, an enemy in Mother 3
*Items:
**Bomb, an item in EarthBound Beginnings
**Super Bomb, an item in EarthBound Beginnings, EarthBound and Mother 3
**Bomb, an item in EarthBound
**Bomb, an item in Mother 3
**New Year's Eve Bomb, an item in Mother 3
**Running Bomb, an item in Mother 3
**Smoke Bomb, a key item in Mother 3
**Sprinting Bomb, an item in Mother 3
**Thunder Bomb, an item in Mother 3
Bomber

The Bomber is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. A tougher version of this enemy is the Star Miner.
Bombers are one of the tougher enemies in Duncan's Factory, despite having a weak physical attack. It is capable of throwing Bombs at the party for intense fire damage, possibly enough to down a party member. H2o Pendants can reduce the damage taken from Bombs, but even so, the attack will chip away at the party's HP.
==Gallery==
EBB Bomber Model.jpg|Clay model of a Bomber.
Bon Voyage, Amigo

<onlyinclude>Bon Voyage, Amigo is the name of a track present in Mother 3. it is listed as track number 146 in the Sound Player. The song is composed by Shogo Sakai and is only played once in-game, during the end of Chapter 4. The song is performed in the empty concert hall of Club Titiboo by the DCMC members while Lucas and company are in the lobby, as a way of saying farewell to their bassist, Duster/Lucky. The song plays in the background of the end text of Chapter 4, as well as during the scenes of Duster reminiscing over his time with the band. Many people interpret the end text as the lyrics to the song, however this is not confirmed. The song concludes as Duster lays down his afro wig and accompanies Lucas and company outside, after which, Lucas sends a Carrier Pigeon to Wess to inform him that they have found Duster. 
The song also appears in the album, Mother 3+, as a higher quality, more orchestral version of the original. 
==Trivia==
* The song appeared in promotional material for EarthBound 64 with the alternate name, "Bon Voyage, Amigos" which confirms that the song existed in early versions of Mother 3. This can be found as a poster published as a part of the January 1998 issue of Dengeki Nintendo 64 Mother 3 Times. 
* The song contains the words, "Bon Voyage" which is French for "Good Trip" and "Amigo" which is Spanish for "Friend".
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Boogey Tent

The Boogey Tent is a minor boss in EarthBound, appearing in Threed. After Jeff joins Ness's party, the Boogey Tent appears in the southern region of Threed, disguising itself as a regular purple tent. When Ness draws near to it, it reveals its face, initiating the battle. After defeating it, a trash can containing the is revealed, being a key item required to defeat Master Belch. After defeating the Boogey Tent, Apple Kid will call and have the delivered. The Boogey Tent is vulnerable to PK Fire and Brainshock.
The Squatter Demon is a palette swap of the Boogey Tent.
 
 
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