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Starman Super

:For different Starman variants, see Starman (disambiguation).
The Starman Super is an enemy that appears deep within Stonehenge in EarthBound. Like others of the Starman family, it is a bipedal alien with two tentacle-like arms. Starman Supers can be distinguished from other Starmen by their golden color, which makes them appear identical to the Last Starmen from Earthbound Beginnings. Like most other Starman variants, they travel by utilizing teleportation.
In addition to their standard beam attack, Starman Supers can use Healing Ω and PSI Shield β to support their allies. They can also summon regular Starmen to assist them in battle. Starman Supers enter battle with a PSI Shield β already active, so the party must find a way to neutralize the shield before using offensive PSI.
Starman Supers are probably best known for the item they drop: the incredibly rare Sword of kings, which is the only weapon that Poo can use without lowering his stats. Since the only method of obtaining this item is through fighting Starman Supers, the party must do so before defeating the Starman Deluxe, after which the Starman Supers will vanish forever.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This gold plated robot is an enhanced version of the original Starman. It employs a lethal combination of beam and PSI magnet attacks. There is a one in 128 chance that the Starman Super carries the Sword of Kings. The Starman Super carries a transmitter and can call for assistance."
==Gallery==
Clay sstarman.png|Clay model of a Starman Super.
it:Starman Super
Steel Mechorilla

The Steel Mechorilla is a boss in Chapter 7 of Mother 3. After the Masked Man pulls Lydia's needle on Snowcap Mountain, he flies away, leaving the Steel Mechorilla to attack Lucas and company. Upon its defeat, Lucas can receive Lydia's memento and use a shortcut to return to Tazmily Village.
In battle, it attacks with the steel balls on its arms as well as powerful kicks, and can reduce a party member's offense with a war cry. If damaged enough or hit with PK Thunder three times, the Mechorilla will power up, short-circuiting and going berserk on the entire party.
An unused back sprite of the Steel Mechorilla exists within the game data.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A construction Chimera designed to destroy the old Chimera Lab to make way for a new building."
==Gallery==
SteelMechorilla2.png|Steel Mechorilla's unused back sprite, seen by hacking.
Stick

Sticks are equippable items appearing only in Mother 3. They are used as Flint and Lucas's weapons.
==Usage==
When equipped, sticks will raise the Offense of the holder, with some having additional effects. Sticks are primarily used by Lucas throughout the game and by Flint in Chapter 1. They take the appearance of wooden sticks, lumber, rods, and a scepter.
Sticks are comparable to baseball bats found in the previous games, as they are primarily used by the main party member in Mother 3 much like baseball bats. Furthermore only two baseball bats are present in Mother 3 suggesting sticks were intended to fulfill their purpose.
==List of sticks==
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==In the series==
Similar to how Ness uses a baseball bat, Lucas uses a stick for his throughout the Super Smash Bros. series. Lucas swings his stick faster and deals less damage compared to Ness's. Like Ness's baseball bat, Lucas's stick reflects projectiles with correct timing.
Category:Mother 3 items
Sticker

Stickers are collectible items obtainable in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
==Super Smash Bros. Brawl==
There are 26 stickers related to the Mother series obtainable in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Note that as the Earth Bound prototype was never released officially by Nintendo, there are name discrepancies between said prototype and Brawl, such as the Psycho Car being referred to as the "Devil Car". In some cases, names seem to have been retroactively relocalized, such as the Hippie enemy from EarthBound Beginnings being labeled "New Age Retro Hippie", the name of an effectively identical enemy in EarthBound. Pokey's art from EarthBound is also labeled "Porky", likely to clarify his connection to Mother 3 (the Mother 3 incarnation of Porky also appears prominently as a boss in Brawl).
Name 	Game 	Effect 	Characters
Ana 	EarthBound Beginnings	[Body, Spin] Attack + 7 	All
Boney 	Mother 3 	[PK] Attack +16 	Ness, Lucas
Claus 	Mother 3 	[PK] Attack +13 	Ness, Lucas
Devil Car 	EarthBound Beginnings	[PK] Attack +14 	Ness, Lucas
Duster 	Mother 3 	[Leg] Attack + 4 	Ness, Lucas
Flint 	Mother 3 	[Specials: Indirect] Attack + 4	Ness, Lucas
Hinawa 	Mother 3 	[Battering] Resistance + 4 	Ness, Lucas
Jeff 	EarthBound 	[PK] Attack +24 	Ness, Lucas
Kumatora 	Mother 3 	[PK] Attack +11 	Ness, Lucas
Little Saucer 	EarthBound Beginnings	[Electric] Attack +24 	All
Lloyd 	EarthBound Beginnings	[PK] Attack + 6 	All
Lucas 	Mother 3 	[PK] Attack +13 	Ness, Lucas
Mad Truck 	EarthBound Beginnings	[Battering] Resistance +23 	Ness, Lucas
Master Belch 	EarthBound 	[Bite] Attack + 9 	Yoshi, Wario, Pokémon Trainer, Wolf
Mr. Saturn 	EarthBound 	Carry Mr. Saturn 	All
Mr. Saturn 	Mother 3 	[PK] Attack + 7 	Ness, Lucas
Ness 	EarthBound 	[PK] Attack +33 	Ness, Lucas
New Age Retro Hippie	EarthBound Beginnings	[PK] Attack +11 	Ness, Lucas
Ninten 	EarthBound Beginnings	[PK] Attack +24 	Ness, Lucas
Paula 	EarthBound 	[PK] Attack +10 	Ness, Lucas
Pigmask 	Mother 3 	[PK] Attack + 7 	Ness, Lucas
Poo 	EarthBound 	[PK] Attack + 9 	Ness, Lucas
Porky 	EarthBound 	[PK] Attack +15 	Ness, Lucas
Salsa 	Mother 3 	[PK] Attack + 9 	Ness, Lucas
Starman 	EarthBound 	[PK] Attack +10 	Ness, Lucas
Teddy 	EarthBound Beginnings	[Battering] Resistance + 3 	All
Stinkbug's Memory

The Stinkbug's Memory is a key item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 7. It contains information about the story of the White Ship.
==Usage==
Leder provides Lucas and his friends with the Stinkbug's Memory, which contains the entire story about the history of the Nowhere Islands and Porky's plans, which Leder had explained prior. Its purpose is to repeat Leder's story should the player want to hear it again.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Key items
Stinky Ghost

The Stinky Ghost is an enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3.
 
==In EarthBound==
 
The Stinky Ghosts in EarthBound can only be found in the sewers of Fourside, which are leading to the fifth Your Sanctuary. It is an enhanced version of the Smelly Ghost, where the only visual difference is the color that has gone from red to a nuance of green.
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==In Mother 3==
 
The Stinky Ghosts in Mother 3 are only present in Osohe Castle and their overworld sprite only becomes visible when the player comes close to it. Other ghosts known as Friendly Ghosts also inhabit the castle, but in contrast to the Stinky Ghosts, they will not attack and instead assist Duster. Stinky Ghosts can also be found in present boxes throughout Osohe Castle; they pop out of the box, burp on the lead party member, making them nauseous, before disappearing.
The Stinky Ghost in Mother 3 resembles the Zombie Possessor from EarthBound significantly more than its name-related counterpart.
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===Battle Memory description===
"Some ghosts in Osohe Castle are understanding and kindhearted, but these ones are plain ol' mean."
==Gallery==
GhostBox.gif|A Stinky Ghost in a gift box.
Stoic Club

The Stoic Club is a club in Summers. It requires a telephone call before Ness can enter. To get the phone number, he must talk to a man in Toto in the house east of the shop. It is a very awkward place where many of its members speak in a much more sophisticated manner and use bigger words. The club itself only serves water, and its members pay a high price for it, as the main feature of the club is for serious, intellectual discussion. The club puts on a "show," which, in actuality is to simply stare at a rock on a stage and philosophize about it.
In the game's plot, Ness meets a sailor who is upset about the Magic Cake vendor, who is his wife, and her obsession with the club. After making a reservation to the club, he meets the Magic Cake vendor inside and asks for a slice of her cake. Ness causes her to remember how much she likes her job, and returns to business now selling Magic Tarts.
After the events of the game, it becomes the Lazy Cowpoke Stop'n Go, a truck stop that does not allow minors inside, however, if Ness calls, he can still enter. The now-remodeled Stoic Club is much less serious, and the new owner describes it as having "loud music, great food, and really rowdy crowds..."
==Gallery==
Stoic club interior.png|Inside of the Stoic Club.
==Trivia==
*The Magic Cake Vendor was originally intended to do massages instead of selling Magic cakes. Her name was originally intended to be Jill, before being renamed Martha during development.https://legendsoflocalization.com/early-earthbound-discoveries/
==References==
Stone-Sheet-Clippers

Stone-Sheet-Clippers is a variant of rock-paper-scissors that is played towards the end of Chapter 4 in Mother 3. Upon arriving in Lucky's room, the DCMC's band leader, OJ, decides to let fate decide whether Lucky should stay in the band as Lucky, or live as Duster and join Lucas's party. Lucas then has to play Stone-Sheet-Clippers against the five band members and win against all of them in a row, facing the band's leader last. If Lucas loses, something will happen to interrupt them before they can complete the match, forcing them to have a rematch. The band members often give hints as to what the other member is going to use.
DCMC Member 	Move
Magic 	Stone
Baccio 	Clippers
Shimmy Zmizz	Stone
Lucky 	Clippers
OJ 	Sheet
==Memo ==
"It's a Stone-Sheet-Clippers match. In the case of a tie, go one more round. The condition for taking back Duster, otherwise known as Lucky of the DCMC, was the defeat of 5 opponents in a row. It was a tough game but somehow it ended with the defeat of the fifth member, the leader of the DCMC."
Strawberry Slime

The Strawberry Slime is an optional enemy in Mother 3. It can be encountered by Duster in the Osohe Castle kitchen in Chapter 2.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Caution. This is not strawberry jam. Please do not spread it on bread."
==Gallery==
StrawberrySlime2.png|Strawberry Slime's unused back sprite, seen by hacking.
Strawberry Tofu

Strawberry Tofu (いちごとうふ Strawberry Tofu), rendered as berry Tofu in the inventory in EarthBound Beginnings due to the character limit, and named Trout yogurt in EarthBound, is a recurring item in the EarthBound series that is often used during certain events. This food item is often anticipated by characters in the series as it is regarded as a popular dessert in big cities.
==Usage==
===As a recovery item===
Strawberry Tofu in the first two games heals a very low amount of HP. In EarthBound Beginnings will heal 10 HP when consumed, while in EarthBound the Trout yogurt heals 30 HP when consumed.
In Mother 3 it instead it recovers much more HP compared to the previous games, about 120 HP, making it a decent recovery item.
===Other uses===
====In EarthBound Beginnings====
In EarthBound Beginnings its secondary use is to be given to Able, Baker and a doctor, who all live on an island which only can be reached via the Look-Out Tower near Ellay, as they are interested in tasting it. If given to Baker, he will thank Ninten by giving him Swear Words; if given to Able, he will share information about a fantastic robot that lies at the bottom of a lake near the summit of Mt. Itoi; and if given to the doctor, he will give Ninten Words of Love.
A boy in the leftmost room on the second floor of Twinkle Elementary School mentions that Strawberry Tofu is popular in big cities and that he would like to taste some. However, nothing will happen if the player tries to give him any.
====In EarthBound====
Trout yogurt's indirect secondary use in EarthBound allows access to the Monotoli Building. Monotoli's maid Electra is very desperate for Trout yogurt, and requests for the Yogurt dispenser needed to make it. Though she is not directly given Trout yogurt, giving the machine which makes it allows her to grant Ness and Jeff permission to enter the higher floors of the Monotoli Building. She will also give them one Trout yogurt as thanks.
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==In-game description==
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==Gallery==
StrawberryTofuEncyclopedia.png|Artwork of the Strawberry Tofu in Encyclopedia Mother
Strawberry tofu.jpg|Artwork of the Strawberry Tofu in Mother's strategy guide
Trout yogurt.jpg|Artwork of the Trout yogurt (Strawberry Tofu) in Mother 2's strategy guide
==Trivia==
*Early artworks of Strawberry Tofu depicted it as a block of tofu with strawberry pieces in it. In Mother 3, however, it is depicted as a pink block of tofu implying it to simply be strawberry flavored instead.
Category:Recovery items
Stray Dog

The Stray Dog is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. As the name implies, it is a dog that seems to have gotten separated from it's owner. It still has a blue color around it's neck, along with having brown fur. These enemies are very common in the game, appearing in several different places throughout America. A Stray Dog also guards Duncan's Factory, and will only let Ninten pass if he has a Pass. However, after presenting it to the dog, the pass is shown to have expired, and Ninten's party is attacked by it.
==Attacks==
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==Trivia==
*Several wolf enemies have similar sprites to the Stray Dog, with the only difference being the lack of a collar.
*When the Stray Dog appears at the beginning of combat, it will appear as a wolf with the Stray Dog's palette before quickly shifting to its actual sprite.
==See also==
*Wolf
*Lone Wolf
*Silver Wolf
it:Stray Dog
Struttin' Evil Mushroom

Struttin' Evil Mushroom is a type of enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3. In EarthBound there are actually two different versions of the Struttin' Evil Mushroom. One weaker variety is found in the cave outside Rainy Circle when Jeff passes through it; later, a stronger version is encountered in the cave before Milky Well and the Monkey Cave.
==In EarthBound==
===Red version===
Its overworld and battle appearances are identical to that of the Ramblin' Evil Mushroom. It's main difference is that it cannot inflict Mushroomization.
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===Green version===
It's very similar to the Ramblin' Evil Mushroom, except for the fact that Struttin' Evil Mushrooms' caps are green. The key difference is that they don't waste turns being absentminded.
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==In Mother 3==
The green version of the Struttin' Evil Mushroom appears in Mother 3 under the name Naughty Mushroom due to the character limit of the fan translation. They appear on the Highway near .
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===Battle Memory description===
"The rarest member of "fungus mobilus". Absolutely do not d-d-dare to ever e-e-eat one."
Subspace Emissary

The Subspace Emissary is a game mode in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, being the Adventure Mode for the game. The objective of the Subspace Emissary is to pursue the Subspace Army, led by the Ancient Minister, whose objective is to put the whole world into Subspace. After each segment is beaten, their cut-scenes can be found elsewhere in the game. Both representing EarthBound playable characters are put into the story, with them being partnered together at one point.
==Ness's adventure==
Ness is first seen saving Lucas from the King Statue by using PK Thunder first before the statue is about to get Lucas, and then PK Flash to stop it. He fights Porky with him. However, Wario comes and ruins the moment, turning Ness into a trophy. His trophy is seen in Wario's vehicle with a princess, soon joined by Luigi. King Dedede however, comes and steals the cart. At this time, special badges are put on him and the princess, although Kirby gets the badge after she is rescued. Later, when all of the other characters are turned into trophies, the he and Luigi are rescued by the badges, saving Dedede as well as most of the others for the second fight against Tabuu, the true antagonist. They win, and the world is saved, mostly thanks to Sonic.
==Lucas's adventure==
Lucas is first seen running from the King Statue. He soon falls, and is about to be destroyed when Ness comes to the rescue. The statue is revealed be controlled by Porky, and they fight him. They win, but all is not well as Wario appears. He almost turns Lucas into a trophy, but Ness takes the shot for him, turning into a trophy. Lucas escapes, and runs into the Pokémon Trainer at the Ruined Zoo, who is searching for Charizard with his Squirtle. Lucas aids the Trainer in his adventure, and runs into Wario right before they enter the ruins where Charizard is. Hoping to get revenge, the duo fights Wario and win. Lucas helps the Pokémon Trainer capture Charizard, also gaining Ivysaur along the way. After this point, they join the other characters who haven't been turned into trophies to beat Tabuu, the true mastermind behind the plot. He confronts Tabuu with the rest, but is turned into a trophy. At this time, Ness, Kirby, Luigi, and King Dedede come to the rescue, finding the trophies of the fighters. They beat him, especially with the help of Sonic.
==External links== 
*Official site section of Subspace Emissary
*Subspace Emissary on SmashWiki
Category:Super Smash Bros.
Sudden guts pill

The Sudden Guts Pill is a consumable battle item in EarthBound. It increases a party member's Guts during battle.
==Usage==
When used on a party member in battle, it will double their Guts for the duration of the battle. It can only be used once. Starmen are capable of using a Sudden Guts Pill in battle.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Battle items
Sunset Cemetery

The Sunset Cemetery is the graveyard located to the north of Tazmily Village in Mother 3. It is tended by Nippolyte the gravekeeper.
Its location is between the Tazmily Village's Cross Roads and Osohe Castle, appearing as a gravesite built on rocky ground with several dead trees. Nippolyte's shack is in the north eastern corner, which has an underground passage leading to Osohe Castle's front courtyard. In Chapter 4 the shack gets destroyed by lightning. Hinawa's grave is accessed from the east of the cemetery near the shack.
==History==
In Chapter 1 after Hinawa's death, a funeral service is being held in the Sunset Cemetery to mourn the village's loss. Alec and Lucas are found at her gravestone. When Flint speaks to them, Lucas lies about Claus's whereabouts, and after a little pressure, blurts out that he ran off the kill the Drago that killed his mother. After scolding Lucas, Alec tells Flint to come to his home quickly so they can search for them.
In Chapter 2 on the way to Osohe Castle, Duster is attacked by four zombies. After defeating them, continuing on to Osohe Castle, Duster finds the drawbridge is down, but that Nippolyte somehow made it to the other side after entering his home on the eastern side of the cemetery. Duster then takes a secret passageway in Nippolyte's home to enter the castle.
In Chapter 3 Fassad and Salsa emerge out of one of the gravestones from the Candrum Underpass.
At the beginning of Chapter 4, Lucas can find Flint at Hinawa's grave, where he tells Lucas to pay his respects. While Lucas is thinking of memories of his mother, Flint leaves to search for Claus, where he remains until Chapter 8.
During Lucas's search for the Seven Needles in Chapter 7, Boney pulls Lucas aside and reminds him to visit his mother's grave. Nippolyte is found there, and he explains how depressing Flint's situation has become, only ever searching for Claus or visiting Hinawa's grave. He then gives Lucas the Courage Badge on Flint's behalf. A letter from Mr. Saturn is also found in the cemetery, nearby where the refrigerator lands after pulling the Needle on Snowcap Mountain. This note leads Lucas to Saturn Valley.
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===Graveyard===
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==Gallery==
File:Hinawa grave.png|Hinawa's grave
File:E64 Sunset Tomb.jpg|Nippolyte at the Sunset Cemetery, as it would have appeared in EarthBound 64.
Category:Mother 3 locations
Sunshine Forest

Sunshine Forest is a forest in Mother 3 located between Tazmily Village and Mt. Oriander. It is one of the two major forests on the Nowhere Islands, being the western-most forest. It is home to many animals, as well as Isaac, and Lighter with his son Fuel.
Sunshine Forest was once a peaceful area, but after it caught on fire in Chapter 1, the animals residing inside the forest became very agitated and would often attack people. Sunshine Forest later became home to a number of Chimeras.
==Geography==
Sunshine Forest can be accessed from the south by taking the west path from Tazmily Village's Cross Road. The road passes the Forest Prayer Sanctuary at the entrance to the forest, before curving north. The path winds north and east then under a large tree trunk, then reaches a fork at Isaac's house, where west leads to a hot spring and north further in to the forest. The forest splits into two halves, the east half will lead to Lighter and Fuel's house to the north end.
The west half of the forest winds north until it reaches the cliffs of Mt. Oriander. The forest path then passes a river and exits north towards Alec's house and Argilla Pass.
==History==
The Sunshine Forest is first featured when the Pigmask Army sets Fireflies loose that set fire to the forest in Chapter 1. Lighter is found deep inside the forest, begging Flint to rescue Fuel, still inside his home. Thomas remains with Lighter to tend to his wounds. Deeper in, Lighter's home is caught on fire as well. Destroying a barricade, Flint rescues Fuel and, though they are both covered in soot, they escape unharmed. After Flint escorts Fuel back to the village, a rain puts out the fire.
Later, during their search for Flint's family, lightning strikes, knocking down a tree. Flint is forced to take a less safe route up Mt. Oriander, with aid of Duster's Wall Staples. On the way back, Flint is told the children were found near the river; however, their mother was found dead with a Drago's fang in her heart.
Flint later passes through once more durinv the search for Claus, who left for the mountains alone to avenger his mother. Flint, along with Alec, cross the river using frogs to reach Aeolia's house at the foot of the mountain.
Later in Chapter 3 after Fassad's speech to the Tazmily Villagers, Salsa is forced to deliver a Happy Box to four people, with Isaac being located in the forest. Later, after being rescued, Salsa's party is forced to escape through the forest, reaching a dead end. They are attacked by the Pork Tank there, with its defeat signifying the end of the chapter.
Towards the end of Chapter 7, Lucas's party is forced to pass through the forest on the way to Ionia's home.
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===Introduced in Chapter 1===
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==Enemies==
===Forest area===
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==Gallery==
Sunshine forest pre night.png|Pre-timeskip nightime|Pre-timeskip nightime
Sunshine forest pre day.png|Pre-timeskip daytime|Pre-timeskip daytime
Sunshine forest post day.png|Post-timeskip daytime|Post-timeskip daytime
Category:Mother 3 locations