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Dollar

Dollar (often abbreviated as $; Japanese: Dollar) is the standard currency used in EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound, which likely is because the overworlds, where the games mainly take place in, are based on America. In both games, money is mainly obtained by defeating enemies, where the amount of money that is gained usually depends on the stat values of the enemy. The money isn't obtained directly after the defeat of an enemy, as the protagonist's father will transfer the money that has been indirectly achieved to one's bank account. Money can then be withdrawn from or deposited to ATMs by the use of an ATM card. In EarthBound, the player can carry a maximum of $99,999.
Money is a substantial element in both games, as it's exchanged with goods and services from stores, hospitals and hotels throughout the games, in order to restore one's HP and PP, and to obtain new items or upgrade older ones; which primarily are used to increase or heal certain stats during one's journey, and to assist one during battles by inflicting additional damage to enemies, or to have them exposed to status ailments.
The dollar is succeeded by Dragon Power in Mother 3, which serves as the game's main currency. It serves the same primary functions such as buying and upgrading items like in the other games in the series but it can only be saved and withdrawn from Save Frogs instead of calling the protagonist's father so that they can transfer the money to them. 
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Category:Game mechanics
Dolphin Ossicle

The Dolphin Ossicle is an item found in Mother 3. An ossicle is a dolphin's earbone.
==Usage==
The Dolphin Ossicle has no function other than to be sold for 5 DP.
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==Gallery==
DolphinOssicleOverworld.png|The Dolphin Ossicle's overworld sprite
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Miscellaneous items
Doria

Doria is one of the seven Magypsies in Mother 3. They first appear in Chapter 1 and are typically the second to have their Needle pulled in Chapter 7. They are named after the Dorian mode of music. They have been closely guarding the Needle deep in Murasaki Forest for thousands of years, hiding it underneath one of their ponds.
==Personality==
Doria is shown to be very kind and understanding, sympathizing with Alec when he gets worried about Claus's safety in Chapter 1, while several of the other Magypsies treated the situation with distaste for humans.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 1===
Doria was first briefly met by Flint at the monthly Magypsy party in Chapter 1, although they did not play a large role at the time.
===In Chapter 7===
Sometime before Chapter 7 begins, Doria finds Kumatora in one of their ponds, who had recently fallen from a Pigmask Army ship after the events of Chapter 5. Doria takes her in and lets her stay at their home. After rescuing Salsa from the Chimera Laboratory, Lucas's party finds a gate in front of their home, which Salsa opens with the Osohe Dance. After the gate is opened, Kumatora returns to Lucas's party, accompanying him for the rest of his journey. Lucas then pulls Doria's Needle, making Doria the second Magypsy to disappear; they give Lucas a razor and lipstick in remembrance of them. Salsa and Samba choose to remain at their home, safe from the Pigmask Army.
Dr.Distorto

Dr.Distorto is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, encountered in Duncan's Factory. In battle, Dr.Distorto is always accompanied by either an Old Robot or a Scrapper. He is capable of running away; this causes all other enemies to escape as well, ending the battle.
==Gallery==
Dr.Distorto(Uncensored).png‎|Dr.Distorto as he appears in the Japanese Famicom version.
EBB Dr. Distorto Model.jpg|Clay model of Dr.Distorto.
==Trivia==
*In the Japanese Famicom version, Dr.Distorto had a small bloodstain on his shirt, which was removed in the English prototype and Mother 1+2 port.
Dr. Andonuts

Dr. Andonuts is a scientist. He is the father of Jeff, who is one of the people accompanying Ness in EarthBound. He is a supporting character in both EarthBound and Mother 3.
==In EarthBound==
Dr. Andonuts is first encountered in the lab in Winters when the player controls Jeff. He gives the player the Sky Runner so they can rescue their friends. Much later in the game, he creates the Phase Distorter with the help of the Mr. Saturns and Apple Kid, unfortunately it gets stolen by Pokey Minch. He later creates another Phase Disorter, the Phase Distorter 2, using Zexonyte that Ness obtains from the meteor in Onett.
Shortly after using the new Phase Distorter, he invents the Phase Distorter 3, which can travel in time as well as travel through space; however, it destroys living matter, so before the fight with Giygas, he transfers the bodies of the party into robots, with their bodies placed at Saturn Valley. He is one of the people who helped the Mr. Saturns pray for Ness and his friends. During the ending, Jeff goes home with his father, hoping to learn more from him.
==In Mother 3==
Dr. Andonuts reappears in Mother 3, working unwillingly under Porky doing Chimera experiments. He is first hinted at in the game when a Pigmask tries to remember the name of the scientist who came up with the Clayman system.
===In Chapter 7===
The player first finds Dr. Andonuts on the Chimera Laboratory hidden in a trash can, though any attempts to talk with him will result on him not getting out of his hiding place. Later, when Lucas is being attacked by the Ultimate Chimera he gathers enough courage to tell him the weakness of the Ultimate Chimera, though not before suggesting to use Boney as bait. After the Ultimate Chimera is defeated by Salsa, he helps Lucas access Doria's Needle by giving him his choice of a chimera to drain the pond water covering the Needle.
===In Chapter 8===
Dr. Andonuts later appears alongside most of the Tazmily villagers at the 100th floor of the Empire Porky Building, telling Porky that he refuses to help him anymore. Deep underground below the Empire Porky Building, after Lucas's party defeats Porky, Dr. Andonuts explains the functions of his invention, the Absolutely Safe Capsule; he claims that once it is sealed it cannot be opened for all eternity, and is absolutely safe not only for Porky inside, but for those outside as well. He wonders if it is proper to feel sorry for Porky or not, then rolls around the capsule hoping to give him some entertainment.
==Trivia==
*Dr. Andonuts shares some similarities with Lloyd. Both have white hair and wear glasses, both enjoy inventing new gadgets, and both have a tendency to hide in trash cans.
==Gallery==
Dr Andonuts EB64.jpg|Dr. Andonuts as he would have appeared in EarthBound 64.
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Drago

The Drago (Japanese: Drago) are a species of dinosaur-like creatures appearing in Mother 3. 
==Physiology==
Drago are huge, green reptilian creatures resembling Tyrannosaurus Rexes. They have small eyes and stubby arms. The Drago have large, red plates protruding from the skin along their spine. Their skin is dotted with yellow marks. The Drago are shown to have large, sharp fangs and claws on their feet.
==Behavior==
Despite their intimidating appearance, the Drago are shown to be very gentle and playful. They are herbivores in spite of their fangs.
==In Mother 3==
The Drago first appear in the Prologue. The twins, Lucas and Claus, play with a group of Drago living next to Alec's house on Mt. Oriander.
In Chapter 1, the Pigmask Army are shown to have manipulated the father Drago from the Prologue into a bionic chimera, Mecha-Drago. The Drago, in its rage, kills Hinawa. Claus attemps to avenge his mother using Flint's knife and PSI learned from the Magypsies, but fails and is thrown off of the Drago Plateau. Flint foresaw this battle and went on a search for Claus along with Alec. The two find Claus's shoes, and later the Mecha-Drago. Using the knife made from the Drago's fang, Flint was able to lower its defenses and eventually defeat it. Flint was about to finish it off, but the baby Drago defended its father. Flint is then warned by Alec that if he kills the parent he will make the baby go through the same thing the twins did.
In Chapter 3, the mother and child Drago appear to save Kumatora, Wess, and Salsa from the Pigmask Army before disappearing for the rest of the game. A frozen Drago as well as a Drago skeleton appear in Chapter 7 at the Chimera Lab.
===Memo ===
"Herbivores that live in the forest. They have calm and friendly dispositions. Lucas and Claus have played in the forest with the Dragos since they were very young."
===Gallery===
Drago sprite.png|A male Drago in Mother 3
Dragocurious.png|A curious male Drago in Mother 3
Dragodark.png|A female Drago relaxing in Mother 3.
==Trivia==
*If Lucas runs into the left side of the Drago in the prologue, the Drago will fall onto him, and he will not be able to move for a small amount of time.
*In the Super Smash Bros. series, one of Lucas's alternate costumes has a sprite of a baby Drago on it.
Category:Mother 3 characters
Category:Species
Drago Fang

The Drago Fang is a key item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 1. It is a javelin made by Bronson from the fang of the Mecha-Drago that killed Hinawa.
==Usage==
During the fight with the Mecha-Drago, Flint pierces its hide with it to lower its defenses, as its hide is too tough for Flint and Alec to deal much damage to it normaly.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Key items
Drago Plateau

The Drago Plateau is an area at the top of Mt. Oriander. It is home to many Dragos.
==Overview==
Drago Plateau is a fairly straightforward path that leads to the peak. Some of the trees on this route are actually enemies in disguised, which will follow the player around, and touching them starts a battle. After exiting the cave, the main path goes north in a winding pattern. Three bridges are present, though all are optional. The first is near the cave exit, however it leads to a dead end. The other two are part of an optional path on the opposite side of the river. Near the peak the path turns left, then heads north to reach the peak where the Mecha-Drago is fought.
==History==
During their search for Claus, Alec and Flint learn from Aeolia and the Magypsies that Claus talked to them on the way to find the Drago that killed his mother, and was given PSI power and sent on his way. The Magypsies tell Flint which way he went, and their search leads them to the Drago Plateau. While passing through, Alec and Flint see two Pigmasks making a hasty escape. At the plateau's peak, Flint finds one of Claus's shoes, and a reconstructed Drago confronts them. Using the Drago Fang, Flint pierces the Mecha-Drago's hide and incapacitates it. Filled with rage, Flint thinks about killing the Drago, but its child then jumps up, and Alec stops him, not wanting the baby to go through what Lucas and Claus had to. As the chapter ends, Claus can be seen knocked unconscious on a nearby cliff, where the Pigmask Army finds him.
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==Gallery==
Drago Plateau river.png|The river segment
Category:Mother 3 locations
Dragon

:This article is for the boss from EarthBound Beginnings, not to be confused with the Dark Dragon of Mother 3.
The Dragon is a boss enemy in EarthBound Beginnings encountered in Magicant Underground. However, it is impossible to battle it until at level 25, when it is free to battle at any time, by checking it.
It is required to be defeated at some point, as doing so yields the sixth melody. It is depicted as a red, serpent-like creature with a pair of legs and wings, and a tail, but no arms.
The Dragon is a tough enemy as it can use powerful physical attacks that can fell low-level party members, as well as a crying attack that lowers the defense of one party member. As far as PSI goes, it can use PK Thunder γ, dealing approximately 50 HP of lightning damage to the entire party, and PK Fire β, which cuts about 70 HP from all party members.
Due to the Dragon's attack patterns, PSI-Block and DefenseUp β work very well in the battle. PSI-Block permanently prevents the Dragon from using its area-of-effect PSI, while raising the party's defense softens the impact of its melee attacks. The player can also use PK Freeze γ to reduce its HP to single digits; this can be followed up with any attack for a quick victory.
The Dragon is reminiscent of the Green Dragon (called just "Dragon" in the Japanese version) from Dragon Quest in the sense that both appear in caves that the player must traverse to continue the adventure, but are likely severely underleveled for the fight the first time they do so. In both cases, the player will not meet the condition to fight the beast at first - in Earthbound Beginnings' case however, the Dragon will also not fight the party until a certain level is reached, reducing the chance of the player's party being obliterated, contrary to its kin series.
EBB Dragon Model.png|The Dragon model
Dragon Power

Dragon Power (often abbreviated as DP) is a fictional currency that appeared in Mother 3. It first was mentioned in Chapter 2 as simply "money". However, it is not actually used until Chapter 4.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 2===
Money was brought to the people of Tazmily Village by a suspicious peddler, given to Butch in exchange for his pigs. Prior to the events of Chapter 4, no money was used on the Nowhere Islands. Butch, seeing it as valuable, hid it inside the town well so nobody would steal it, asking Duster to keep it a secret. Unfortunately, it was stolen at the end of Chapter 2. Duster is blamed for the robbery due to the fact that, to Butch's knowledge, he was the only one who knew where he had hid the money.
===In Chapter 3===
Salsa sees Fassad steal the money from Tazmily Village's town well.
===From Chapter 4 onward===
Money reappears in Chapter 4, where its name is officially dubbed "Dragon Power". The player can withdraw or deposit DP from Save Frogs from that point on. DP can then be received by defeating enemies like in the previous games. The money won from enemies will be added to the money saved with the Save Frogs. It is unknown where the name "Dragon Power" comes from, what it is made of, or what it looks like. The name may have come from the Dark Dragon.
===Memo ===
"Since Fassad's arrival in Tazmily, this has been used instead of acorns. It's round and shiny, but unlike acorns, it cannot be found in the forest."
==Gallery==
M3 Bag of Dragon Power Sprite.png|The bag of DP that is given to Butch and Jackie.
Category:Mother 3
Category:Game mechanics
Dragonfly

The Dragonfly is a gag item found in Mother 3. It is a gift from a Mr. Saturn after they are saved from the Pigmask Army's interrogation. If answered with No, they will gift the Dragonfly (while referring to it as a fresh egg). If answered with Yes, they will gift the Silver Dragonfly instead.
==Usage==
The Silver Dragonfly has no practical usage; it will simply fly away when used in battle. Alternatively, it can be sold for 70 DP.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Miscellaneous items
Drawbridge Key

The Drawbridge Key is a key item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 2. It allows Osohe Castle's drawbridge to be lowered.
==Usage==
Nippolyte provides Duster with the key after he finds the Noble Spittoon. Nippolyte states he can use the underground passage beneath his shack so he doesn't need the key anymore. The key can be inserted into the westernmost windlass to lower the drawbridge.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Key items
Drugstore

Drugstores (Japanese: Drugstore, alternatively Drug stores) are shops in EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound, commonly found in towns. They usually offer weapons, armor, and medicines, and contain an ATM and a payphone.
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
Drugstores are the secondary places where players can buy items. In particular, drugstores are found in smaller, more rural towns while other cities have department stores. Drugstores have a simple selection of items consisting of weapons and medicine. There are only two drugstores found in the game, those being in:
*Snowman Drugstore
*Youngtown Drugstore
Both drugstores are indicated by a sign outside which reads "JACK", who is implied to be the owner of the drugstore chain. A middle-aged woman (possibly Jack's wife) whose husband died in a war runs Snowman's drugstore. One of a chain of small grocery stores. The name "JACK" is on the sign, but Jack isn't exactly there: a middle-aged widow who lost her husband in the war runs it herself. -Encyclopedia MOTHER (source) 
==In EarthBound==
While department stores were the main stores in EarthBound Beginnings with drugstores being a secondary, this is reversed now with drugstores being found in the majority of towns. Much like in Beginnings, drugstores feature weapons, armor, and medicine, as well as food and battle items on some occasions. Drugstores are found in:
*Onett Drugstore
*Happy Happy Village
*Threed Drugstore
*Saturn Valley store
*Winters
*Summers
==In the series==
A drugstore is featured in the stage first appearing Super Smash Bros. Melee, and later games. The drugstore is the centermost building with two awnings that function as platforms. After being stepped on enough times, the drugstore sign falls causing the awnings to collapse, and are unusable for a certain amount of time.
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Dryer Chimera

The Dryer Chimera, (also referred to as Dryguy) is one of the few beneficial chimeras in Mother 3, invented by Dr. Andonuts.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 7===
The Dryer Chimera is only seen in Chapter 7. In order to remove the pond water on top of Doria's Needle, Lucas is given a choice between the Dryer Chimera, the Bucket Bros., and the Pump Chimera. When instructed, it attempts to dry out the water in the pond covering Doria's Needle. This fails, however, as there is too much water for it to dry out.
Duncan's Factory

Duncan's Factory is a location in EarthBound Beginnings. The factory was founded by Goldrich Duncan in 1969Encyclopedia Mother, p. 60, and is known for producing large Bottle Rockets. The factory itself is very large and has a complicated layout. Many robotic enemies are found inside. The factory shares its music with Sweet's Little Factory and the underwater lab in Mt. Itoi, and was remixed in EarthBound for Belch's Base.
==Layout==
The factory visually resembles Sweet's Little Factory, but is much larger and has a far more complicated layout. There are many ladders either leading to dead ends, rooms containing items, or allow the player to advance. The large bottle rockets are located in the north westernmost part of the factory. The entrance to the factory is in the middle of the third lowest level, from there players can go either to the right or left, reguardless of which direction players go it will eventually reach the room with the Bottle Rocket.
The right half of the factory is simpler as there are fewer dead ends and most ladders advance to the destination. The left half is longer and has more dead ends, but has several more valuable items including Capsules. The two halves eventually meet on the fourth highest level with five ladders, one of which leading to a room containing a Franklin Badge. The ladder farthest to the right will eventually lead to the highest floor which is a long path going west, where at the end is the room containing the Bottle Rocket used to blow up the boulders.
==History==
Duncan's Factory was first mentioned by Lloyd, saying that they produce large Bottle Rockets. Ninten and Lloyd decide to go to the factory to see the giant rocket in action. On the way, Ninten finds an old Pass. He decides to keep it just in case. The two continue on their way to the factory, and when they approach it, they find a Stray Dog. Ninten, reading the dog's thoughts, can tell that the Pass he found was old and expired, and that they aren't wanted. The dog attacks, but Ninten and Lloyd act as a challenge for it, and falls to loss. The two continue into the factory, and eventually get to the final room. Inside, they find many small launch pads, one of which has a rocket on it. Lloyd fires the rocket, and the rocket destroys the boulder blocking the path to the Union Station.
For clarity, the player cannot name a character Duncan.
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Dung

Dung is an item found in Mother 3 that are favored by dung beetles.
==Usage==
Dung's only purpose is to be given to Wan Sum Dung in exchange for EXP. When used as an item, it makes a character's hands sticky.
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==Gallery==
AlternateDung.png|The Dung's overworld sprite
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Miscellaneous items
Dung Beetle

The Dung Beetle is a common enemy in Mother 3. It is very weak, and Fassad will make quick work of it. If encountered in battle alongside a Sand Lizard, there are high chances of the Dung Beetle getting eaten by it.
A non-enemy Dung Beetle located next to the oasis, Wan Sum Dung, will give the player experience in exchange of the Dung dropped by the enemy Dung Beetles. The amount of experience gained depends on the type of Dung. 
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==Battle Memory description==
"Its favorite dung is that of the Cactus Wolf, but usually it just makes do with Sand Lizard dung."
Dur-T Café

The Dur-T Café is a small café in Mother 3, located on the Highway. It is shown to be a very filthy, run down café, as gum is stuck to some of the tables, and there is visible dirt on the walls and counters. If Lucas's party attempts to run inside the café, he will be warned to stop running, as to not kick up mold spores. A jukebox, located in the northeastern corner of the café, can play 5 different songs, for a price of 1 DP. Outside of the café is a small parking area, where a long line can usually be seen leading up to the café's bathroom. Despite the café's filthy appearance, a souvenir shop is located directly outside.
==Jukebox==
The jukebox inside the café can play a randomly selected song out of this list:
*153 - White (Owner's Recommendation)
*154 - Fairies (Neckbeard's Recommend.)
*155 - Resolve (Gum Guy's Recommend.)
*156 - Blessing (Skinhead's Recommendation)
*157 - Adolescence (Toilet Cow's Rec.)
==Souvenir shop==
Category:Mother 3 locations