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Mr. Batty Twist

Mr. Batty Twist is a battle theme that appears in Mother 3 appearing as the 26th song in the Sound Player. Uniquely, it is only used by one enemy in the game, being the Mr. Batty. Additionally, it does not have an alternate "hard" variant unlike most other battle themes. However, Porky's Porkies is a remix of Mr. Batty Twist.
The song is a fast rock theme using an electric guitar as its primary instrument. The introduction of the song contains a sample of the opening theme of the 1960 television show.
==Enemy list==
The only enemy to use Mr. Batty Twist as its battle theme is the following:
*Mr. Batty
==See also==
*List of Mother 3 enemies by battle song
 
Category:Music
Mr. Brown

Mr. Brown is a character in Mother 3. He is a Pigmask Captain who stands behind the counter of the Clayman Factory, and asks for the player's name before allowing Lucas to work on the factory. Upon finishing work, he gives Lucas the needed to ride the Ropeway towards Club Titiboo, as well as 200 DP. During the remainder of Chapter 5, and most of Chapter 7, Lucas can return to the Factory, where Mr. Brown is still found, and continue to work for extra DP.
Later in the game, when the factory is shut down, he thanks Lucas for his support, and says that he is being relocated to New Pork City, along the rest of the Pigmask army. 
Category:Mother 3 characters
Mr. Carpainter

Mr. Carpainter is a character from EarthBound. He lives in Happy Happy Village, where he was once a regular person, but fell under the influence of the Mani-Mani Statue and started a twisted cult called Happy Happyism. He orders his followers to paint the town blue and, with Porky's assistance, kidnaps Paula to make her the high-priestess. After Ness finds Paula imprisoned in a house on the other side of the cave, she tells him that Mr. Carpainter imprisoned her in a prison in the house. He agrees to free her by getting the key from Carpainter. Paula then gives Ness the Franklin Badge which reflects the thunder attacks of Mr. Carpainter.
Mr. Carpainter can then be found in a building in the village, in a room after the one that contains a large amount of his followers. He attempts to convert Ness into Happy-Happyism, however it is actually a trap which allows him attack Ness with lightning. However, Ness's Franklin Badge reflects it, so he must now be fought. After being defeated, Mr. Carpainter apologizes for his behavior. He explains that he acted the way he did because he was being controlled by the Mani-Mani Statue, which can be found behind him. At this point, he gives Ness the key and abolishes his religion.
After Giygas is defeated he can be found outdoors in Happy Happy Village, having realized, thanks to Ness and his friends, that the best happiness comes from being free.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"There's no telling what pushed Carpainter off the deep end, but he has painted everything blue and started a twisted cult."
==Gallery==
Clay carpainter.png|Clay model of Mr. Carpainter.
Mr. Genetor

Mr. Genetor is a boss in Mother 3. When Lucas and his friends reach Thunder Tower's generator, Mr. Genetor, deducing that they are intruders, attacks them.
In battle, Mr. Genetor can use electricity based attacks. After some time, he will use a Discharge Zap, exhausting electric power, and take 3 turns to recharge. Physical attacks used on Mr. Genetor when he is not recharging will work, but also deal 20 damage of electric shock to the aggressor, which disallows any combos. As a machine, Mr. Genetor is weak against Kumatora's PK Freeze, and Saltwater Guns.
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==Battle Memory description==
"The generator robot of Thunder Tower. It uses paralyzing chop attacks as if to say, "Take that!"
Mr. Molecule

Mr. Molecule is a type of enemy in EarthBound, appearing in . They resemble stick figures with circles for hands and feet, and are based on the ball-and-stick modeling of molecules. They are capable of using several PSI techniques at the alpha level; however, they begin battles unable to concentrate and thereby unable to use PSI for several turns.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The Molecules often bunch together and attack as compounds, but they have weak defenses. Use your PSI Special power to defeat them all at once."
==Gallery==
MoleculeClay.png|Clay model of Mr. Molecule.
Mr. Passion

Mr. Passion is a boss in Mother 3, fought by Duster alone during Chapter 2. He is a ghost of a composer found in Osohe Castle in the room before the Noble Spittoon. Duster is forced to defeat Mr. Passion as he blocks the passage with floating items. Mr. Passion's primary weakness is crying.
Mr. Passion has an optional, more difficult form as Lord Passion in Chapter 5, and can be fought to receive the Mystical Shoes.
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==Battle Memory description==
"The ghost of a musician who died before finishing his symphony. Beware of his captivating melodies."
Mr. Poochyfud

Mr. Poochyfud is a character in EarthBound. He owns the Chaos Theater in Twoson, where he resides in the western portion of the theater throughout the game. He makes the Runaway Five stay in Twoson until they pay off their debt of 10,000. Ness and Paula eventually pay off the debt to Mr. Poochyfud with the Wad of bills they received from Everdred.
Mr. Prettyman

Mr. Prettyman (Mr Colorman in Japan) is a character in EarthBound who appears in the aftergame.
==In EarthBound==
After beating Giygas Mr. Prettyman appears in the Minchs' house. He appears to be giving Lardna advice while Aloysius is out in Fourside, and Lardna mentions he is a very nice and wonderful gentleman. When talked to he tells Ness his father is in debt, implying he was told by one of the Minchs about the loan.
==Trivia==
*His Japanese name, "Mr. Colorman" is the Japanese word "iro-otoko" translated literally into English, which means something like "lover boy", "lover", "stud" and similar things.
*It is often speculated that Mr. Prettyman is Lardna's new husband and she divorced Aloysius, however this is not true.
Mr. Spoon

Mr. Spoon is a character in EarthBound. He works at the Dinosaur Museum of Fourside. He is a fan of Venus.
Mr. Spoon informs Ness and company that there is something really interesting behind the back door of the Museum when he calls the Scaraba Cultural Museum in Summers to brag to Mr. Fork about it. However, once the party arrives to investigate, he demands an autograph of Venus before allowing them to enter the door.
During Venus's next show at the Topolla Theater, he can be seen climbing onto the stage to approach her before being removed by security. When the party brings him the signed banana peel he opens the door that leads to the Fourside sewers and the sanctuary of Magnet Hill. He claims he saw a huge, monster rat at the end of the sewers.
An illusion version of Mr. Spoon also appears in the Moonside counterpart of the Dinosaur Museum, talking about the bones on display in the standard Moonsidian manner of speech.
Mrs. Lindgren

Mrs. LindgrenEncyclopedia Mother: Mother'sday Times: "Little Pippi Missing", or just Lindgren, is a character in EarthBound Beginnings. Excluding Ninten's family, Mrs. Lindgren is the first NPC Ninten will meet, as she lives in a house which must be passed to reach Podunk. She can be seen frustratedly standing outside of her house, and if the player chooses to talk to her, she will express worry concerning her daughter whom has gone missing, and also ask Ninten if he could inform the mayor of Podunk about it. She gets rejoiced when Ninten rescues Pippi from the cemetery, and if Ninten still has Pippi in his party, she will tell her to follow Ninten to the mayor to have the current situation clarified.
==Trivia==
*A likely assumption would be that the name Lindgren comes from the author Astrid Lindgren, the creator of the fictional character Pippi Longstocking, whom Pippi likely is based on.
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Mt. Itoi Base

The Mt. Itoi Base is the short segment located between Ellay and Mt. Itoi Caves.
==Layout==
The base is accessed from heading out of Ellay from the north east, then heading south. The path is mostly linear and is bordered by two rivers. After going south a bridge can be found, and upon crossing it will lead to a forest with a small rest house where the player can either sleep for a full heal, or get Life Up Creams for free. The path continues east then turns north, and ends at a cave that leads to the Mt. Itoi Caves.
Similar to Magicant Underground, the forest path was altered during localization to being a linear path to the cave: in Mother the path was more of a maze with many misleading paths between the trees, whereas in EarthBound Beginnings and Mother 1+2 the misleading paths were blocked by trees. Interestingly in Mother a group of trees form the shape of a question mark (?).
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==Gallery==
Mt.Itoibasejapan.jpg|Mt. Itoi Base in the Japanese Famicom version.
==See also==
*Mt. Itoi Caves
*Mt. Itoi
Mu

Mu (alternatively the Place of Emptiness) is a location in EarthBound, which lies in the southeastern part of Dalaam. It consists of a number of cliff platforms, which are connected via ropes, thus making it scalable. Here, Poo passes the final test of his training, where he has to clear his mind in order to learn the true meaning of "Mu". When he approaches Mu, a man stands in the way, and briefly tells him about his experience with Mu training, before teleporting away. Just after Poo initiates the trial by sitting down in a meditational position, a girl appears nearby and tells him that he immediately must stop with his training by order of his master. This is however false, and presumably a part of the test, as he just has to restart it if he leaves the location. When the actual trial begins, a visual transition occurs, making everything but Poo dark, probably to show that he has stopped focusing on his surroundings. Shortly after, the head of a ghost-like person appears, claiming that he is the spirit of Poo's ancient lineage. He successively starts to demolish Poo's body parts, always confirming if it is okay before doing it, which also leads to Poo's HP decreasing for every part that is exposed to the treatment. If Poo ever would say "no", he fails with the trial and must restart the entire procedure.
The spirit will start with breaking his legs, followed by tearing his arms off, then cutting his ears off, and lastly take his eyes. He then mentions how Poo only has his mind left, which he eventually will take as well. After that, Poo returns to reality, with the same visual appearance as before the test, and is told that he has completed the final trial of his training and must return to his master in the palace located in the northmost portion of Dalaam.
==Trivia==
*"Mu" is the Japanese word for "nothingness".
*There is a girl who asks Poo if he is doing well with his "Moo training", and later says that she would like him to show his best barnyard impression.
**In the Japanese version, she instead asks him about his "Eye training", as the Japanese word for "eye" is め me, being similar to the word "mu". She then mentions how she would like him to gaze at her with his improved eyes.EarthBound Central: "MOTHER 2 vs. EarthBound: Dalaam"
*In the Japanese version, the spirit crushes his eyeballs instead of taking them.
==References==
Mu spirit

The Mu spirit is a character in EarthBound. It appears during Poo's Mu training and is said to be a spirit of Poo's ancestor.
==In EarthBound==
When Poo climbs to the top of the mountain and begins his Mu training and after ignoring distractions, a visual transition occurs, making everything but Poo dark, probably to show that he has stopped focusing on his surroundings. Shortly after, the Mu spirit appears as the head of a ghost-like person, claiming that he is the spirit of Poo's ancient lineage. He asks if Poo is okay with breaking his body parts, and if Poo agreed he begins demolishing his body, which also leads to Poo's HP decreasing for every part that he breaks. If Poo ever would say "no", the spirit leaves and Poo fails with the trial and must restart the entire procedure.
The Mu spirit will start with breaking Poo's legs, followed by tearing his arms off, then cutting his ears off, and lastly taking his eyes. He then mentions how Poo only has his mind left, which he eventually will take as well. After that, Poo returns to reality, and is told that he has completed the final trial of his training and must return to his master in the palace.
Mummy wrap

The Mummy Wrap is a consumable battle item in EarthBound. It is an improved version of the Handbag strap.
==Usage==
When used in battle, it attacks an enemy for 400-defense damage with a 100% chance to bind the enemy if it hits. Chance to miss is (((Enemyspeed x 2)- attackerspeed)/250).
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Battle items
Murki Cave

Murki Cave refers to the cave connecting Sunshine Forest to Drago Plateau which Flint and Alec pass through the cave on their way to Drago Plateau to search for Claus. The cave is dark, as such Alec acts as a guide throughout the cave until they exit onto the mountain.
The entrance is where Aeolia's is located in the forest, the path begins by making a left turn to several forks. The second north path will lead to a hole to the lower level, however continuing straight will make a right turn which leads to a vine as an alternative way down, or back up should the player backtrack. The two paths eventually meet before making a left turn, where straight reaches a vine to another segment of the upper level, however Alec mistakenly suggests to take the path north at the fork.
The upper level is a fixed path north to several vines which lead to a cliffside, then one final cave containing an Instant Revitalizing Device before reaching Drago Plateau.
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==See also==
*Drago Plateau
Category:Mother 3 locations
Mushroom

Mushroom can refer to:
*Ramblin' Evil Mushroom, an enemy in EarthBound
*Struttin' Evil Mushroom, an enemy in EarthBound
*Shrooom!, a boss enemy in EarthBound
*Mushroomized, a status ailment in EarthBound
*Ramblin' Mushroom, an enemy in Mother 3
*Naughty Mushroom, an enemy in Mother 3
*Scamperin' Mushroom, an enemy in Mother 3
*Zombieshroom, a boss enemy in Mother 3
*Energizing mushrooms, used in Mother 3
*Edible Mushroom, a recovery item in Mother 3
Musica

Musica is an enemy in EarthBound. They have the overworld appearance as a gift box and appear in battle as a guitar. They are found in the Fourside Department store when the lights shut off. They can use electric shock attacks. When defeated, Musicas suddenly stop moving.
The Musica is similar in concept to the Gently Weeping Guitar, as they are both guitar-based enemies which can use electric shock attacks.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This bad bass guitar may strike a chord with some, but it wants to settle a score with you. The Franklin Badge reflects Musica's attack notes."
My Secret Life

My Secret Life is a story in a magazine in EarthBound and Mother 3, containing at least 3 chapters. Only chapter 3 of the story can be read, however. It depicts a man who is stopped by a policeman while driving down the Jersey Turnpike at 80 miles-per-hour. He then tries to convince the policeman that his wife is in labor to avoid legal trouble, however, the officer then tells him that he will take them to the hospital in his police car. The man then claims that his baby is a demon child, before Lucas or Ness stops reading.
Category:EarthBound items Category:Mother 3 items
Myna bird

Myna birds are a type of bird found in EarthBound, based on the real world bird species of the same name.
==In EarthBound==
In EarthBound, there is a myna bird located near the beach in Summers. When spoken to, it repeats a quote randomly selected from some of the NPCs found in Summers and Toto. According to the EarthBound Player's Guide, the bird with the telephone on its head in the Deep Darkness is also a myna bird, referred to as the Talking Hill Myna. EarthBound Player's Guide, p. 97
==Gallery==
BirdPhone.png|Artwork of the Deep Darkness telephone from the EarthBound Player's Guide, identified as a myna bird.
==References==
Myrna

Myrna is Scamp's parrot in Mother 3. Along with his teddy bear Mr. Beary, Scamp cherishes Myrna very much, affectionately referring to it as his "cute little Myrna." Despite a similar parrot appearing in the Chimera Laboratory, Myrna remains in Scamp's house for the duration of the game, confirming them to not be the same bird. 
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 1===
When speaking to Scamp, he asks if Flint is the one teaching Myrna "unsavory words". Myrna is placed in Scamp's room next to his bed.
===In Chapter 4===
With Scamp deceased a few months prior to Chapter 4, Myrna is moved to the back room in what was formerly Scamp's home, taken care of by Ed in remembrance of him.
Mysterious Goods-Keeper

The Mysterious Goods-Keeper is a character in EarthBound Beginnings, and can be found in a house with a green door to the west of Ninten's starting point when entering . Her role is to hold on to Ninten's goods, functioning as an alternative storage to Minnie in Ninten's house. She claims to send the items Ninten deposits to his house, and when withdrawing items she says it just enters Ninten's possession once more.
Mysterious Teacher

The Mysterious Teacher is a character in EarthBound Beginnings. After Lloyd blows up a room with the Bottle Rocket that Ninten gave him, the Mysterious Teacher will be there. He needs money for doing research and wonders if they would like to buy his inventions. He sells some items that only Lloyd can use, as well as a few gag items which he accidentally activates on his own, wasting them.
==Shop==
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==References==
Mystery Metal Monkey

The Mystery Metal Monkey Is a rare enemy in Mother 3. It is found in Argilla Pass despite being the enemy with the lowest HP, it is tied with the King Statue for the highest defense in the entire game, making it hard to beat by normal means.
When defeated, it yields a "good experience". It is a parody of the Metal Slimes found in the Dragon Quest series, infamous for being hard to defeat spewing out large amounts of experience.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Fighting this metal monkey will result in quite the experience. Just keep that in mind."
Mystical items

The mystical items are a set of special weapons in Mother 3 that raise several stats, with offense being raised the most.
==Mystical Shoes==
HP 	Offense	IQ	Speed
+15	+40 	+5	+7
The Mystical Shoes are one of Duster's best pair of shoes, obtainable only in Osohe Castle in Chapter 5 as an optional sidequest. He and his party must defeat Lord Passion in order to obtain the Mystical Shoes.
==Mystical Gloves==
HP 	PP 	Offense	IQ	Speed
+10	+10	+55 	+7	+5
The Mystical Gloves are one of Kumatora's best set of gloves, and are found on Tanetane Island. They have a 3% chance of being dropped by Monkalruses after battle.
==Mystical Stick==
HP 	PP 	Offense	IQ	Speed
+10	+10	+90 	+5	+5
The Mystical Stick is Lucas's most powerful stick. It is located in a cave on Mt. Oriander, with a 3% chance of being dropped by Heftyheads.
==Trivia==
*Boney is the only one in the final party of four without a Mystical Item.
*Duster's Mystical Shoes are the only mystical item to not appear randomly in a present after battle.
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Weapons
Nail File

The Nail File is a key item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 1. Claus hid the item inside of the core of an apple he gave to Flint who is in jail.
==Usage==
Claus gives Flint an apple while emphasizing to eat its core. Flint finds the Nail File hidden in its core and then uses it to open the cell door, as the rusty lock prevented it from opening. The Nail File breaks in the process.
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Category:Mother 3 items
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Nan

Nan is a character in Mother 3 and an inhabitant of Tazmily Village, and is the wife of Ed and mother of Alle.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 1===
While the Sunshine Forest is on fire, Nan can be found on the Cross Road, wanting to help but worried she will just get in the way.
===In Chapter 2===
Nan can be found outside of her home in the daytime, where she claims to Wess she isn't that pretty, calling him silly for saying so. After Kumatora and Wess are washed up, Nan can be found with Alle on the nearby bridge. Alle, mistaking Kumatora for a man, calls Kumatora "mister," while Nan corrects her.
===In Chapter 3===
During Chapter 3, Nan can be found outside of her home. She does not attend while Fassad gives his speech in the town square.
===In Chapter 4===
Nan begins working at the Old Man's Paradise in Chapter 4.
===In Chapter 7===
Towards the end of the chapter, Nan takes Alle and leaves for New Pork City, leaving Ed at their home.
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Nana

Nana is a character in Mother 3, one of the many citizens of Tazmily Village, her actual residence is unknown, but she is seen most of the time near the ocean on the west side of the village. Apparently, the people of Tazmily don't like her because she talks quite a lot.
When Lucas first talks to her on Chapter 4, she will warn him to turn back. If Lucas insists on talking, she will give a long speech, mostly related to piano music. She ends it saying that she may get to like Lucas since he was the only one who listened to her.
Humorously, Lucas is shown being dizzy after the end of the speech, the game itself telling the player that they should have turned back.
==Trivia==
*What seems to be a rather trivial comment, she notes that none of the family members in Tazmily look alike, this serves as a foreshadowing to the events narrated by Leder on Chapter 8.
*Nana was originally going to have a father in his 40s who goes missing in EarthBound 64.
==Gallery==
File:E64 Nana and Papa.jpg|Nana and her father, as they would have appeared in EarthBound 64.
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Nancy

Nancy is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. She is similar to enemies Kelly and Juana. She was renamed for the scrapped localization in honor of the translation team's administrator, Nancy. Like Kelly and Juana, her in-game sprite was also graphically altered by the localization's head, Phil Sandhop, to remove indents of shadow on her breasts that drew too much attention to her chest: "I'll claim that one. While I personally have nothing against nipples, they are robots and carried no function other than to suggest female-ness. Smoothing down the ol' sheet metal sounded like it would be easier and look better than having them wear a top." Lost Levels: Mother: Censorship 
For clarity, the player cannot name a character Nancy.
==Gallery==
NancyFamicom.png|Nancy as it appears in the Japanese Famicom version.
EBB Nancy Model.jpg|Clay model of a Nancy.
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NastyZombie

The NastyZombie is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, who resides inside the Rosemary's house in Spookane. It's an altered version of the Gang Zombie, where its clothes and skin color have changed to green, except for its shoes which has gotten a slightly different nuance of red. While its stats also have extensively increased when compared to its former counterpart, the enemy isn't able to utilize any attacks or abilities besides the standard one.
==Gallery==
NastyZombieFamicom.png|The NastyZombie as it appears in the Japanese Famicom version.
==Trivia==
*Like the Gang Zombie, the NastyZombie has bloodstains on its shirt in the Japanese version of the game, which got replaced by a tie in the English prototype and Mother 1+2 version due to the blood being considered as too violent.