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Juice

Juice refers to the Orange Juice in EarthBound Beginnings, and the Can of fruit juice in EarthBound. In Japan they are the same item as both are referred to as Orange Juice (Japanese: オレンジジュース Orange Juice). They are recovery items used to restore a playable character's HP.
==Usage==
Being an early game item, it heals a relatively low amount of HP. When consumed, Orange Juice will heal approximately 10 HP in EarthBound Beginnings. In EarthBound the Can of fruit juice heals approximately 6 HP.
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound Beginnings===
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==Artwork==
Orange juice.jpg|Artwork of the Orange Juice from Mother's strategy guide.
Can of fruit juice.jpg|Artwork of the Can of fruit juice from the Mother 2 strategy guide complete edition.
==Trivia==
*Orange Juice cannot be sold in EarthBound Beginnings. This is likely to prevent the player from being able to freely earn money early game, by stocking up on Orange Juices from Mimmie, then selling them in Podunk's Department store.
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Kabob

The Kabob is a recovery item found in EarthBound. It is a speciality food of Scaraba made with grilled meat.
==Usage==
When eaten, the Kabob will restore approximately 120 HP to the selected party member. The amount of HP recovered is doubled when used along with the Ketchup packet.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Kelly

Kelly is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. She is similar to the Nancy and Juana enemies. She was renamed for the scrapped localization in honor of the translation team's Licensing Department's Assistant Director, Kelly. Like Nancy 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 Kelly.
==Gallery==
KellyFamicom.png|Kelly as she appears in the Japanese Famicom version.
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Key to the cabin

The Key to the Cabin is a key item in EarthBound. It opens the cell where Paula is being held captive.
==Usage==
The Key to the Cabin will unlock the cell where Paula is being held captive inside the cabin in Peaceful Rest Valley. Once opened, Paula will join Ness's party.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Key items
Key to the locker

The Key to the locker is a key item in EarthBound. It is intended to open the lockers in the Snow Wood Boarding House—however, it is bent and unusable.
==Usage==
Maxwell will provide Jeff with the key in order to obtain gear from the locker. Using it on the lockers, however, will have no effect, as the key is bent. After attempting to unlock one of the lockers at least once, Jeff can return the key to Maxwell in exchange for the Bad key machine.
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Key to the shack

The Key to the Shack is a key item in EarthBound. It opens the door to the traveling entertainer's shack.
==Usage==
The Key to the Shack will open the traveling entertainer's shack, which leads to the cave system where the Giant Step, one of Ness's Your Sanctuary locations, is located. It can also be used to the two men outside of the shack to acknowledge the key's presence and to request Ness to open its door.
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King

King is Ness's dog in EarthBound. 
==In EarthBound==
King can be seen sleeping in Ness's home during the meteorite strike. After Pokey knocks on Ness's door, his mother suggests that Ness take King with him. This is optional, however. When Ness reaches the meteorite, King becomes frightened and runs home, where the dog remains for the duration of the game, claiming to be sucked dry by fleas and unwilling to move. After Ness collects all eight of the Eight Melodies, a flashback showing King as a puppy can be seen briefly, where upstairs, Ness's parents worry of King becoming jealous of the newborn Ness. King also appears in as a character in Ness's home, stating how Ness used to be weak and small before. While King is in the party, the attacks used are randomly chosen.
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==Status==
Being a temporary party member, King has stat values that can't be seen in game.
==Default names==
English	Japanese
*King
*Peach
*Sparky
*Rex
*Baby
*Rover
*Misty	
* Chibi
* Bernard
* Masahirorin
* Ringo
* Lucy
* Yoshi
* Sanpo
== Trivia ==
*King has ladder sprites that aren't used.
*King's sprites look different in the Japanese version of EarthBound.
King Osohe

King Osohe was once the king of Osohe Castle. He was married to Queen Senaka. His expression is described as gentle, and rarely ever stern.
==Summary==
He presumably fled the Nowhere Islands along with his kingdom, likely fearing the Dark Dragon's eventual awakening sometime prior to the residents of Tazmily Village's arrival in the White Ship.Apparently, long ago, a kingdom existed on this island, centered around the king of Osohe. However, when we arrived on the White Ship, the people of this kingdom were gone. It seems they had left the islands, fearing the Dragon's eventual awakening someday." -Leder One of the Seven Needles hidden in Osohe castle was supposedly protected by him, however, this may have simply been part of the story crafted by the people of the White Ship."Oh, is that the thing that's been passed down in Osohe Castle since ancient times? I remember way back when, when I asked King Osohe what it is. His normally gentle expression suddenly turned stern, and he said, "Forget about it." ...I think. I can't remember. I decided to mind my own business and forget about it ever since then.
 Or so I recall." -Wess Osohe Castle's princess has no relation to him, as that was yet another part of the White Ship people's story."Before boarding the White Ship, Princess Kumatora was an infant who had lost her mother and father." -Leder Since she was orphaned, she was handed to the Magypsies to be raised.
In the fabricated story, Wess was King Osohe's retainer. When Wess begins telling stories about King Osohe or the kingdom's past, he ends the story unsure if he is remembering it correctly, foreshadowing Leder's speech.
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King banana

The King Banana is a key item in EarthBound, found in the Monkey Cave after Ness gives various food items to the monkeys inside.
==Usage==
The King Banana must be given to Man K. Man so that he will move out of the way, and permit Ness and Jeff access to Talah Rama.
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Kiss of Death

The Kiss of Death is an enemy in EarthBound, which can be found in the caves leading to Pink Cloud. It resembles a large, grinning pair of lips wearing red lipstick, and shares its overworld sprite with the Conducting Menace, Tangoo, and the Thunder Mite. Its signature move can poison party members, but it does not pose a large threat.
A tougher variation is the French Kiss of Death.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Pucker up! The giant lips of the Kiss of Death will try to land a deadly smooch."
Kraken

The Kraken is a type of enemy in EarthBound. It resembles a large, green snake with red hair and red and orange fire breath. The first one appears during the trip to Scaraba as a boss. Later 3 more appear in the Sea of Eden. A stronger variant, the Bionic Kraken, appears in the Cave of the Past.
Krakens appear to be based on actual Krakens, which are usually depicted as a squid or octopus like creature rather than a serpentine one.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"When your party returns from Fourside, you'll be able to board a ship and set sail for Scaraba. The passage won't be peaceful, though. You'll have to battle Kraken, the sea beast."
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Kraken Clay.png|Clay model of a Kraken.
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Kraken soup

The Kraken soup is a recovery item found in EarthBound. As implied by the name, the soup is made using the fin of the Kraken.
==Usage==
When consumed by a party member, the Kraken soup will fully restore their HP. It is functionally identical to the Life Up Cream from the game's predecessor.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
LOG-O-TYPE

<onlyinclude>LOG-O-Type is the name of track originating from Mother 3. It is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 17 in the Sound Player. The song plays during the titlecard that appears during the climax of the game's prologue and is the third instance the player can hear the Pigmask leitmotif (the first two being Welcome! and Mysterious Flying Object). 
This theme appears in Shogo Sakai's album, Mother 3i and appears at the beginning of the track, "The Setting is Tazmily" / "舞台はタツマイリ". This track is a melody of three different tunes that are played in Tazmily Village in the first section of the game, the others being, "Something Strange is Going On” and "Run, My Dog, Run!".
The Mother 3i version of this theme also appears during a section of the track, Porky's Theme from the Super Smash Bros. series. This track originated in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and has been present in both subsequent Super Smash Bros. games. LOG-O-TYPE appears during the introduction of the track. 
==Trivia==
* When talking about Mother 3i, Shogo Sakai describes LOG-O-TYPE as the following, (This is a rough translation sourced from Mother Foreverhttps://mother4ever.net/mother3i/) - "This is a song that acts as a doorway to the main story."https://rs1.1101.com/mother3/pdf/MOTHER3i_liner.pdf
==References==
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Lake Tess

Lake Tess is an area in EarthBound. It is located south of the Snow Wood Boarding House in Winters. lives in the lake, and there are many tents camping by the lake. These tents were set up by the Tessie Watchers Club, and Jeff can rest in one of them for free. They rumor that during windy days is when Tessie comes out
During Jeff's journey to save Ness and Paula, Bubble Monkey floats over the lake to call Tessie out for him and Jeff to use her as a transport to the other side. Later in the game, Ness returns with the rest of his friends as they need to rescue several friends who are being held captive at Stonehenge base. Bubble Monkey repeats what he did the first time and allows the whole party to ride Tessie's back to the other side.
Lamp

The Lamp is the first enemy encountered in EarthBound Beginnings, and the first enemy introduced in the Mother series. It is encountered when Ninten tries to leave his room, which prompts his lamp to come to life and attack him. The battle is very straightforward, as Ninten and the Lamp only know basic attacks.
After Ninten defeats the Lamp, he can proceed to rescue his sisters Mimmie and Minnie from their attackers. A second, optional Lamp can be found in Minnie's room; it cannot be found after winning the required battle against the Doll in Mimmie's room, however.
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==Gallery==
EBB Lamp Model.jpg|Clay model of a Lamp.
==Trivia==
*The Lamp is one of the few enemies in EarthBound Beginnings that has an overworld sprite, along with the Doll, Starman Jr., Stray Dog, Pseudo Zombie, Dragon and Starman.
*The two Lamps and one Doll in Ninten's house give just enough EXP to get Ninten to level two.
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Lardna Minch

Lardna Minch is the mother of Porky Minch and Picky Minch, and also the spouse of Aloysius Minch. She has a minor role in the plot, where she mistakes Buzz Buzz for a dung beetle and therefore killing him for being in her house. For some reason, while Porky Minch and Aloysius are in Fourside, she is not, seemingly being abandoned by her husband and son.
In Mother 3, New Pork City has a restaurant that is filled with robotic versions of Lardna Minch as the employees, waitresses and cashiers.
==Gallery==
LardnaBot.png|A robotic version of Lardna seen in the Beauty & Tasty restaurant.
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Laser Beam

The Laser Beam is a reusable battle item in EarthBound Beginnings which only Lloyd is able to utilize. Unlike Guns, the Laser Beam cannot be equipped and is only usable in battle.
In the English version and Mother 1+2 port, the Laser Beam could be purchased from the Reindeer Department store on a newly-added floor. In the Japanese Famicom version, the Laser Beam is unpurchasable, and can thus only be obtained by beating Giga Borgs or Scrappers.
==Usage==
When used in-battle by Lloyd, it deals about 30-40 HP of PK Beam damage to one enemy. The PSI equivalent of the Laser Beam is PK Beam α. It has a 12.5% chance of breaking after being used.
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==Gallery==
Laser beam.jpg|Artwork of the Laser Beam from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Battle items
Last Starman

:For different Starman variants, see Starman (disambiguation).
The Last Starman, stylized as LastStarman in-game due to character limitations, is an enemy in Earthbound Beginnings. Despite the similar name, it is not the same type of Starman as the Final Starman in Earthbound. The Last Starmen also appear identical to the Starman Super in that game, and may be based on the Last Starmen in design.
Last Weapon

The Last Weapon is a joke item in EarthBound Beginnings. It can be purchased from the Mysterious Teacher for 1,048, after Lloyd has joined Ninten's party.
==Usage==
The Last Weapon has no actual function. When used on the field, it shows the text "If that is true, push the POWER off, but remember to hold in RESET!". Its only purpose is to tell the player that they can turn off their NES if they want the ultimate way to not have to fight any enemies. Using it in battle will display the message "You can't now.".
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==Artwork==
Last weapon.jpg|Artwork of the Last Weapon from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Miscellaneous items
Laura

Laura is a character in Mother, being a canary. She resides in the northern portion of Canary Village, just outside of the brick wall surrounding the village, and can only be reached by going through a hidden entrance behind the only silver-colored spire. When Ninten gives the Canary Chick to her, she rejoices by the reunion and sings the second melody as a result of it. Laura's Forest, which lies to the east of Canary Village, is likely named after her.
For clarity, the player cannot name a character Laura.
Leo-Leo

Leo-Leo is a character in Mother 3, who resides in a cave at the Highway, which also contains one of the seven mice that must be found in order to obtain the Shield Snatcher. He's encircled by eight presents, and states that everyone is gotten from different girls, in an attempt to make him fall in love with them. He decisively says that Lucas can't open any of the presents, though he will change his mind after being spoken to five times, and allow him to open one present. Whichever Lucas chooses to open, the content will always be the same, namely, a Knit Sweater, with the name "Leo-Leo" knitted into it. If Lucas revisits Leo-Leo, he will say that he has opened all of the remaining presents and that they were full of awesome stuff, and thereafter mention how the sweater Lucas got was the worst one.
Lesser Mook

Lesser Mooks are enemies in EarthBound that can be enountered in Winters. They are one of the Mook-type enemies, and can diamondize party members. As with other Mooks, they can also use deadly PSI attacks to devastate Ness and his party.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The Lesser Mook is one of the few organic occupants of the Stonehenge compound. This beast is neutralized by most PSI attacks and should be nothing more than a minor nuisance for the party."
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===Clay Models===
Clay Lesser Mook.png|Earthbound
==See also==
*Mook
*Oh-Mook
*Mook Senior
*Department Store Spook
Letter

Letters are items appearing at the end of EarthBound, found in presents in Saturn Valley after Poo uses PSI Farewell.
==List of letters==
===Letter from mom===
The Letter from mom is addressed to Ness and written by Ness's mother.
Letter from Mom
Dear Ness, 
How are you?
Since you left home on your journey, things have changed around here.
For example, I don't have as much laundry.
Also, we don't seem to eat your favorite food as much as we used to.
I heard that you defeated some universal evil character--what was it,
Googi, or something like that?
Well, that sounds really great!
I want to hear all the details, so hurry home, okay?
Tracy, King and I are waiting for you.
Love,
Mama
===Letter from Tony===
The Letter from Tony is addressed to Jeff, with specific instructions not to let anyone else read it. If shown to Jeff, he says that Tony has a heart of gold.
Letter from Tony
Dear Jeff,
Everything's really going great here.
I wish I could have gone with you on your adventure, even just part of the way,
but instead I'm sitting here, waiting for you in Winters.
I want to see you again as soon as possible. I can't wait to see your cheerful face.
I bet your glasses are dirty... If you come back, I'll clean them for you!
Like I said, I'm waiting for you. Yours truly,Tony 
P.S. Don't show this letter to anyone!
===Letter from kids===
The Letter from kids is addressed to Paula and is written by the children attending the Polestar Preschool. It appears to be written by a total of five children.
Letter from kids
Dear Paula,
How are you doing?
I'm fine.
I fine too!So are me!Me also!Me okay.
Please come and play with us again at the Polestar Preschool.Oh yeah, one more thing, bring us some presents ...if you have any.Sincerely,Your friends at thePolestar Preschool
Category:EarthBound items
Li'l Big Bro

Li'l Big Bro is an enemy in Mother 3. He is encountered on the basement level of Osohe Castle by Salsa and Fassad. Despite having no PP it will try to use PSI attacks.
Later in the game he reappears alongside Big Bro to form a Bro Team.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Adjective-wise, he's caught between his size and his age. It's all very confusing."
Li'l Miss Marshmallow

Li'l Miss Marshmallow is an optional boss in Mother 3. She is Porky's robot maid and can be found in a room in Thunder Tower. When Lucas talks to her, she only states that the room belongs to "King P". However, when Lucas tries to take Porky's yo-yo, she becomes furious and attacks the party.
In battle, Li'l Miss Marshmallow has two forms: Normal Form, where she looks like a simple robot maid, and the "ultra-ticked off" mode, where she is armed with drills and scissors.
After being defeated, Lucas and his friends can access the Friend's Yo-Yo, which can only be found here.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A robot that takes care of its master. Cooks, cleans, does laundry, cleans out ears and trims nose hair."
Li'l UFO

The Li'l UFO is a speedy enemy in EarthBound, capable of giving the player colds as well as being difficult to hit. It resembles a small, white UFO with eyes. They have several stronger counterparts, including the High-class UFO.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Li'l UFOs dart in and attack quickly. They're so fast that it's tough to dodge them, and they can leave you with a bad case of the sniffles."
==Gallery==
Clay lilufo.png|Clay model of a Li'l UFO.
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Lier X. Agerate

Lier X. Agerate is a character in EarthBound. He is a mysterious man who lives on the mountains in Onett. In his home, he has dug a hole underground to look for treasure. Sometime before the beginning of the game, he finds a mysterious golden statue underground. He shows the statue to Ness after he returns Picky home. It is later revealed that the statue was stolen from him by Mr. Carpainter.
==Gallery==
LierXAgerate.gif|Sprite of Lier X. Agerate.
==Trivia==
*His name is most likely a pun on the words "liar" and "exaggerate".
Life Up Cream

The Life Up Cream, rendered as LifeUpCream in the menus due to character limitations, is an item found in EarthBound Beginnings. It is a special ointment used to restore all HP to a party member.
==Usage==
When used, the Life Up Cream will restore 999 HP to the selected party member. As it is not possible to exceed 999 maximum HP through normal gameplay, it essentially restores all of a party member's HP.
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Lifeup cream.jpg|Artwork of the Life Up Cream from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Recovery items
Lifeup

Lifeup is a PSI technique, introduced in EarthBound Beginnings. It recovers a party member's HP, with the amount varying between ranks.
It is learned by Ninten and Ana in EarthBound Beginnings,
Ness and Poo in EarthBound,
and Lucas and Kumatora in Mother 3.
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If the targeted party member is knocked unconscious while Lifeup is being prepared, the move will fail.
===Enemies in EarthBound that can use this attack===
====Lifeup α====
*Black Antoid
*Mobile Sprout
*Mr. Carpainter
*Mondo Mole
*Smelly Ghost
*Smilin' Sam
*Tough Mobile Sprout
*Shrooom!
*Cute Li'l UFO
*Guardian Digger
*Mystical Record
*Dept. Store Spook
*Beautiful UFO
*Mook Senior
====Lifeup β====
*Ness's Nightmare
====Replenish a fuel supply (Lifeup γ)====
*Robo-pump
*Atomic Power Robot
*Nuclear Reactor Robot
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Lucas learns Lifeup α when he realizes his psychic abilities in Chapter 4.
If the targeted party member is knocked unconscious while Lifeup is being prepared, it is redirected to another character.
==Trivia==
*In Mother 3, Lifeup is affected by the hidden stat Kindness. However its effects aren't very noticeable due to the limited opporunities to raise Kindness in normal gameplay.
Lighter

Lighter is a character in Mother 3. He lives with his son Fuel in a wooden house in Sunshine Forest. Bud and Lou are his employees, and Flint is his close childhood friend. Lighter is always seen carrying a piece of lumber on his back.
In Chapter 1, Flint and Thomas find Lighter hurt on the ground outside his burning home, and he tells them Fuel is still inside his house. After his son is rescued, he is transported to Jackie's Yado Inn to cure his injuries. Once Flint finds the path to Alec's house is blocked by fallen trees, Lighter comes to help clear them, despite his recent injuries. After they're cleared, Lighter is the one to knock Flint out after his outbreak. The following day, Lighter can give Flint the Manly Bandana after he visits Hinawa's grave.
In the second chapter he is not seen for most of its duration, due to it taking place at night. The next day, when his son spots Wess and Kumatora unconscious near the river, he takes them both to Wess' house, so they can recover. He humorously comments on how they have such a huge age difference for a couple.
He is not seen for most of the third chapter, only appearing briefly when Fassad is giving his speech. He, however, soon loses interest, and leaves, his son following him soon after.
Once Chapter 4 begins, Lighter has rebuilt his wooden house in the forest over the course of the past three years. He has not acquired a Happy Box during this time, and thus his house is struck by lightning from Thunder Tower.
Towards the end of Chapter 7, when most of Tazmily leaves to New Pork City, he can be seen alongside his son in front of the train station, pondering on whether they should leave or stay in the village. Lighter and Fuel are among the last people to leave the village.
During the final chapter, he is one of the few villagers that shows up on the 100th floor of the Empire Porky Building, alongside his son, gathering up for the final event.
==References==
Category:Mother 3 characters