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Putrid Moldyman

The Putrid Moldyman is an enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3.
==In EarthBound==
The Putrid Moldyman is an enemy in EarthBound, encountered in the northwestern graveyard of Threed. It is very weak to PSI Freeze and Hypnosis. It often appears with three No Good Flies. 
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===EarthBound Player's Guide description===
"The stench of this enemy can bring tears to your eyes, which may make it difficult for you to fight back."
==Gallery==
PutridMoldymanModel.png|Clay model of a Putrid Moldyman.
==In Mother 3==
The Putrid Moldyman is an enemy in Mother 3. A trash can containing a Putrid Moldyman can be found in the sewers of New Pork City, making it the only enemy in Mother 3 besides the Surprise Box to hide in a container. It can also appear as a standard encounter in New Pork City's sewers, where it behaves similarly to EarthBound. However, many of its weaknesses and resistances have changed in Mother 3, as it is now extremely susceptible to Brainshock. It is interesting to point out the front sprite is the same one in EarthBound, although with a slightly brighter palette.
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===Battle Memory description===
"Clean the mold off of this guy and there won't be anything left. In other words, he's a pile of mold."
==Gallery==
MoldymanAnimation.gif|A Putrid Moldyman leaps out of a garbage can.
Pyramid

The Pyramid is a location in EarthBound. It is located south of Scaraba in the Chommo region. Located in the northern half of the Scaraban Desert, it is the only link to the southern half, where Dungeon Man resides.
==Layout==
The Pyramid can only be entered after getting the Hieroglyph Piece in the museum in Summers. The player must step on the five pressure pads in a star formation for the door to open. The pyramid consists mostly of staircases and forms the shape of a triangle. From the entrance the stairway goes consistently upwards until reaching a room with a mummy casket on a pedestal. The casket is covering a hole which leads to the lowest level. From there is a constant downwards stairway to the Guardian General blocking the next room. Past it is a room with a pressure pad, which upon being stepped on causes the casket to move and reveal the hole to the lowest level.
Once at the bottom, the is placed on a nearby pedestal. The following room is an upwards staircase leading to a hole, and from there is a straight path to the right then a stairway to the exit to South Scaraba.
==Role in EarthBound==
After reaching the Pyramid in the Scaraban Desert, Ness and his friends use the Hieroglyphs to learn how to enter. Ness must step on the pressure pads in front of the Pyramid in the formation of a star to open the door. Upon entering, Ness and his friends find many Mummies and living Hieroglyphics. At the end of the Pyramid, they are confronted by the Guardian General. Once defeated, Ness steps on a pressure pad which moves the casket upstairs and reveals a hole to the bottom of the pyramid. Down there Ness and friends find the Hawk eye, an essential item for getting through a dark swamp up ahead. After exiting, Poo is asked to momentarily leave the group to learn the power of the Starstorm by the Star Master.
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==Maps==
Pyramid inside.png|Interior of the Pyramid
R7037

R7037 is a boss in EarthBound Beginnings. A gigantic robot, it is simple to defeat when Ninten and company are inside the tank they can borrow from a man in Yucca Desert. However, it is also possible to face this enemy without the tank but this is not recommended as the party will lose in 1 hit. After being defeated, it explodes, demolishing the tank.
Superior models of this robot appear later in the game, the R7038 and the R7038XX.
R7038XX

R7038XX is a boss in EarthBound Beginnings, being a more powerful version of R7037 and R7038. It will ignore Ninten and his party and only attack Eve, and the two will destroy each other. It will appear on the peak of Mt. Itoi if Ninten and company travel that way, but it will instead block the way back to the healer's house if the party attempts to go back there with Eve.
Rabbit Statue

Rabbit Statues are obstacles that appear in EarthBound. Three Rabbit Statues block the entrance to the Pink Cloud in Dalaam. By using the Carrot key from Magnet Hill, the Rabbit Statues and the Carrot Key will disappear. 
A Rabbit Statue also appears walking around in the first area of Magicant.
==Official descriptions==
*"(As strange as this may sound, there are statues of of rabbits blocking your way.)" 
*"(How strange! The rabbits and carrots disappeared all at once!)"
Raeb Yddet

The Raeb Yddet is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in . Its name is "teddy bear" spelled backwards. It is an easy enemy to defeat, and usually appears alone. However, if it is not aligned in the middle of the screen when the battle starts, it should be taken out quickly or else it can summon the much stronger Sky Yddet.
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==Gallery==
EBB Raeb Yddet Model.jpg|Clay model of a Raeb Yddet.
Ragtime Osohe

Ragtime Osohe is a song in Mother 3, played on the piano by a Friendly Ghost in Osohe Castle in Chapter 2. While a nice song, it also provides a hint for stuck players.
==Lyrics==
Japanese	English
わたしのせなかとうちまたの
ちいさなホクロをわすれても
わたしはあなたをわすれない
ひとりぼっちのわたしのへやの
あなたのカツラがむせびなく
しんじておねがいこのへやの
カベになにかをうちつけないで
ホクロとカツラとカベホチと
ん～ん～ん～　なだそうそう	
Even if you forget the small moles on my back and inner thigh
I'll never forget you
In my lonely room, your wig weeps
Baby, believe me when I say don't attach anything to the walls of this room
Like moles or wigs or wall staples
Ooh~ ooh~ oooooh~
No~ wall~ staples~
===Misheard version===
Japanese	English
わたしのおなかとやちまたの
ちいさなフクロをわすれても
フンフフ　フンフン～
フクロとオケラとカビホチと
ん～ん～ん～　なださんさん	
Even if you forget the small poles on my vacuum dinner pie~
Hmm~ hmmm~ hmm-hmmmm~
Like coals or pigs or tall maples
Boo~ boo~ booooo~
No~ tall~ maples~
Category:Music
Railway

The Railway is an area in Mother 3 connecting Tazmily Village and Murasaki Forest. The train that rides on the railway is used to transport workers to the Factory.
==Area description==
The railroad begins at the station located in the crossroad in Tazmily Village, from there it is a simple straight route east until reaching the Factory station in Murasaki Forest. From the crossroad it enters a tunnel leading to a forested area, then continues to another tunnel leasing to the center area. There a hot spring is found, where Ionia teaches Lucas how to use PSI. The next tunnel leads to a small bridge, before going into the final tunnel and exiting at the station where the Factory is located. At one point the train will pass through forcing Lucas and Boney to dodge it, should they get hit by it, they will be sent back to Tazmily Village.
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==Gallery==
Railway west.png|West caves and forest
Railway east.png|East caves and forest
Factory station.png|Factory station
Category:Mother 3 locations
Rainy Circle

Rainy Circle is the fourth Your Sanctuary location in EarthBound, guarded by Shrooom!. It is located in Pond CaveEarthBound Player's Guide page 47 found in the southern half of Winters. 
==Layout==
Rainy Circle is found inside Pond Cave. The cave itself is a fairly small, straightforward cave. It is mostly just a straight path west to the exit. In the area where the Sanctuary Guardian is found, there are steep cliffs. During the first visit, Jeff gives Bubble Monkey a piece of gum to blow a bubble and float up, allowing him to bring down the rope for Jeff to use to climb up. Despite being accessible during the first visit to Winters, Shrooom! will not challenge the player unless they return with Ness later on.
When returning with Ness and Paula, the majority of the caves can be skipped by using the Sky Runner to return to Winters and entering from the side nearest Stonehenge, rather than using Teleport to return instead.
==History==
Jeff passes through these caves on his way to Dr. Andonuts, though Shrooom! will not battle him, as it is waiting instead for Ness. The team returns to Winters later on via the Sky Runner on the way to Summers, in order for Dr. Andonuts to upgrade it to allow them to travel to Summers. As he is upgrading it they return to Pond Cave to fight Shrooom! and obtain the Melody of Rainy Circle. At the Sanctuary, Ness catches the scent of Steak for a brief second as his records the Melody of Rainy Circle.
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==Maps==
Pond cave.png|Layout of the caves.
Ramblin' Evil Mushroom

The Ramblin' Evil Mushroom is an enemy that appears in both EarthBound and Mother 3. They also make an appearance as an item in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
==In EarthBound==
The Ramblin' Evil Mushroom first appears in EarthBound. Before being battled, they look like regular mushrooms. However, if Ness walks by an area with them, they'll attack. They are dangerous because they can cause Ness's party to become Mushroomized, where it plants a mushroom on one party member's head. They're really weak to PSI Fire, PSI Freeze and Brainshock. They're said to paired up with Shrooom!, however that's not the case.
Two other versions of the Ramblin' Evil Mushroom in EarthBound are both referred to as the Struttin' Evil Mushroom.
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===EarthBound Player's Guide description===
"Evil Mushrooms sneak up on unsuspecting travelers and attack them with spores. Spores, which cause confusion, can be removed only at Hospitals."
==In Mother 3==
Ramblin' Evil Mushrooms return in Mother 3, due to the character limit the fan translation shortened their name to Ramblin' Mushroom. Similar to EarthBound, they appear as a regular mushroom on the overworld until approached. They can attack by scatteing rspores to inflict the Strangeness ailment which works very similarly to Mushroomization.
Tougher versions of this enemy in Mother 3 are the Scamperin' Mushroom and the Naughty Mushroom.
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===Battle Memory description===
"Often seen wandering around picnic sites. The most normal member of "fungus mobilus"."
==In Super Smash Bros.==
===Super Smash Bros. Ultimate===
The Ramblin' Evil Mushroom appears as an item, where upon throwing it at an enemy and it hitting them, it Mushroomizes the enemy, reversing their controls. It was revealed during the Smash Direct on August 8th, 2018.
==Gallery==
Ramblin_mushroom_clay.png|80px|Clay model of a Ramblin' Evil Mushroom
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Ranboob

Ranboob is a type of enemy in EarthBound. They are green plant-like creatures that can use Shield α.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This veggie villain protects its stem with PSI Shield. Use weapon attacks if you notice that the PSI Shield is being used."
==Gallery==
Ranboob_clay.png|Clay model of a Ranboob.
Rat

The Rat is one of the early-game enemies in EarthBound Beginnings. It is based on the common brown rat. As it is one of the first enemies Ninten encounters, it is relatively weak. However, it can utter dirty words, lowering the user's Fight stat. These enemies also appear later on in Choucream Zoo and the Sweet's Little Factory.
The Rowdy Mouse from EarthBound may be a reference to this enemy.
==Attacks==
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EBB Rat Model.jpg|The Rat model
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Rattlesnake

The Rattlesnake is an enemy present in EarthBound Beginnings. It has the same sprite design as the Snake and the Red Snake, except for its color which has been changed to yellow, and that a rattle now has been added to its tail. Unlike its other counterparts, it doesn't leave any item when defeated. It has the rare ability to use an unusually powerful attack, however, it exhausts itself doing so and faints after use. The entirety of its stats is a bit less than that of the Red Snake's, as only its offense and wisdom is superior to it in terms of value.
==See also==
*Snake
*Red Snake
Real Rocket

The Real Rocket is a gag item, which can be bought from the Mysterious Teacher in Twinkle Elementary School for 3,485.
==Usage==
Immediately after it has been bought, the Mysterious Teacher accidentally 
activities it and the sound of a spacecraft taking off is heard, followed by nothing else happening, implying an actual rocket ship was sent into outer space. Other than that, its only purpose is to waste the player's money. Due to this, the item does not have any in-game description, as it never shows up in one's inventory.
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==Artwork==
Real rocket.jpg|Artwork of the Real Rocket from Mother's strategy guide.
Category:Miscellaneous items
Really Flying Mouse

Really Flying Mice are enemies in Mother 3 that seem to be chiemiras of mice and propellers. They are a more difficult version of the Flying Mouse, appearing around Sunshine Forest Chapter 4 and onward. They are weak to thunder and very weak to crying.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A powered-up Flying Mouse. The jet engine on its back and propeller on its neck give it a top speed of 40 mph."
==Trivia==
*The Really Flying Mouse's Japanese name, Tobimasu Tobimausu, is a pun on tobimasu, to fly, and mausu, mouse.
Receiver phone

The Receiver phone is a key item in EarthBound. It is an invention of Apple Kid's, given to Ness by his mouse.
==Usage==
The Receiver phone allows Ness to receive important calls, such as when Apple Kid has invented a new item. Ness can also receive calls from other characters, such as when Tony asks for the player's name, or when Orange Kid informs that Apple Kid is missing. Ness cannot make calls with it as it is only intended to receive calls.
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==Gallery==
Receiver phone.jpg|Artwork of the Receiver phone from the Mother 2 strategy guide
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Key items
Recollection Bell

The Recollection Bell is a status ailment curing item found in Mother 3. It can be used to cure a party member who is feeling forgetful.
==Usage==
When used on a party member who is feeling forgetful and unable to use PSI, the Recollection Bell will cause them to remember how to use PSI.
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==Artwork==
RecollectionBell(Japanese).png|In-game sprite of the Recollection Bell (By Some Sort of Beat) from the Japanese version of Mother 3.
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Red Snake (character)

:For the enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, see Red Snake (enemy).
Red Snake is a character in EarthBound. He owns a shop in Scaraba. He speaks very snakelike, extending the "S" sounds in his speech. In the Japanese version of the game, he speaks a mix of English and Japanese. His name is actually a mistranslation stemming from this English phrasing; rather than being his name, his introduction to the player in the Japanese version is a reference to Japanese comedian Shopan Igari. Shopan's act consisted of taking a box with holes in it, tapping it with a flute, and yelling "Red snake, come on!" After saying this, a red snake puppet would come out of the hole. The localization team, not knowing the joke, mistook this for his name.
==Red Snake's Snake Shop==
==Gallery==
RedSnakeAd.png|An advertisement for Red Snake's Snake Shop, from the EarthBound Player's Guide.
Red Snake (enemy)

:For the character in EarthBound, see Red Snake (character).
The Red Snake is an enemy introduced in EarthBound Beginnings and is visually the same as the Snake, only with red skin. It has notably higher stats than its earlier counterpart and has slightly higher average stats than the Rattlesnake. It also gives a large amount of experience points from it, though it can be tricky to defeat because of its high defense and ability to run away. It may also leave a Magic Coin once defeated.
==See also==
*Snake
*Rattlesnake
Red Weed

The Red Weed is an item found in EarthBound Beginnings. They are plants that can be found throughout , and can be distinguished by their distinctive red color, in contrast to the other grass-like plants which are colored green. To obtain them, they simply need to be checked. There is a total of three red-colored plants, and every plant holds onto an infinite amount of Red Weed.
==Usage==
In their current state, they do not have any real use, but when taken to Queen Mary's Fountain to in western Magicant, they will transform into Magic Herbs, and be able to replenish 30 HP each.
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==Artwork==
RedWeedEncyclopedia.png|Artwork of the Red Weed from Encyclopedia Mother
Red weed.jpg|Artwork of the Red Weed from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Miscellaneous items
Refreshing herb

The Refreshing Herb is a single use recovery item in EarthBound. It is a status ailment curing item. It has an upgraded version known as the Secret Herb.
==Usage==
When used, the Refreshing herb will cure colds, sunstroke, poison, nausea, sleep, crying and feeling strange.
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound===
==Where to obtain==
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Reggie

Reggie is a character in Mother 3, who resides in Tazmily Village, where he lives in a teepee to the west of the town square. He joins the search for Hinawa, Lucas and Claus in the Sunshine Forest in Chapter 1, and appears calm during the commotion, believing that everything will be alright in the end. During Chapter 4, he refuses to buy a Happy Box, which results in his teepee getting demolished by a lightning strike from the Thunder Tower.
He often speaks in third-person.
Repel Ring

The Repel Ring is an item in the English release of EarthBound Beginnings and Mother 1+2. In the Japanese Famicom version it was instead the Friendship Ring.FrndshpRing's Encyclopedia Mother Entry
==Usage==
When used, it will prevent Ninten and his friends from encountering enemies that are weak in comparison to their current stats. It will after a certain amount of time lose its powers, and must be rebought in order to reattain the ability.
In the Japanese Famicom version, the Friendship Ring has no function when used. It can only be purchased from 's Pendant shop. The Friendship Ring still exists in the coding of the English release of the game (abbriviated as FrndshpRing), but is otherwise unobtainable without hacking.http://www.lostlevels.org/200407/earth-04.shtml
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==Gallery==
Repel ring.jpg|Artwork of the Friendship Ring from Mother's strategy guide
==References==
Category:Miscellaneous items
Resolve (Gum Guy's Recommendation)

<onlyinclude>Resolve (Gum Guy's Recommendation) is the name of track originating from Mother 3. It is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 155 in the Sound Player. The song is amongst the list of songs that can be randomly played by the jukebox in the Dur-T Café after Lucas inserts 1 DP. This track, along with the others that can be played on the jukebox, were supposed to be played in various locations and points within the game, however were cut and added to the jukebox instead. It is unknown where this track would have played in previous versions of the game.
==Trivia==
*The end of the track shares the same leitmotif present in tracks such as Monkey's Delivery Service, Fairies (Neckbeard's Recommendation) and Master Porky's Theme.
**This leitmotif resembles the Tazmily Village Theme intended for EarthBound 64.
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Return of Octobot

The Return of Octobot is a common enemy in Mother 3. It appears on the automated floor of the Empire Porky Building. It is a throwback to the Octobots from EarthBound, and like its predecessors, it will sometimes steal food in the confusion of the battle.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Modeled after the Ultimate Octobot. But where did they manage to find an Ultimate Octobot?"
Rhinocerocket

Rhinocerockets are enemies in Mother 3. They are weak to PK Freeze. They attack by charging through, hitting all of Lucas's party members twice.
The Rhinocerocket Mark II is a stronger version of the enemy found in construction floor of the Empire Porky Building in Chapter 8.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Its rocket-based ramming attacks are intense. Doesn't seem to be that interested in outer space."
Rhinocerocket Mark II

Rhinocerocket Mark II is an enemy in Mother 3. It is an upgraded form of the Rhinocerocket, and as such, is also weak to PK Freeze and Paralysis.
Alongside charging ahead and stabbing with a horn, it can increase it's own speed with booster rockets.
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==Battle Memory description==
"This creature was combined with a leftover rocket from a failed space program."
Ribbon

:For information about the Magic Ribbon from EarthBound Beginnings, see here.
Ribbons (Japanese: リボン Ribbon) are equippable items in EarthBound and Mother 3. They are equipped in either the miscellaneous section in EarthBound, or on the head in Mother 3. They can only be used by Paula, Kumatora and Boney. Ribbons raise defense, and may also have other effects. A ribbon also appears in EarthBound Beginnings, although not as an equippable item.
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==In EarthBound==
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==In Mother 3==
Ribbons in Mother 3 are primarily used by Kumatora and Boney.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Hats_and_ribbons
Rich Kid Stew

The Rich Kid Stew is an HP restoring recovery item found in Mother 3. It is unique to the Beauty & Tasty restaurant in New Pork City.
==Usage==
When eaten by a party member, the Rich Kid Stew will replenish approximately 150 HP.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Rich Parfait

The Rich Parfait is an HP restoring recovery item found in Mother 3. It is unique to the Beauty & Tasty restaurant in New Pork City, but can also be dropped by the Return of Octobot.
==Usage==
When eaten by a party member, the Rich Kid Stew will replenish approximately 170 HP.
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==In-game description==
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Ring

:For information about the Repel Ring, see here. For information about the Easy Ring included in the Mother 1+2 fan translation, see here.
Rings are equippable items in the English translation of EarthBound Beginnings and Mother 3. They are used as defense boosting armor in both their appearances.
The Rings in EarthBound Beginnings were originally called Bracelets in the Japanese Famicom version, this was however changed to Rings in the English version.
==Usage==
When equipped, Rings will increase the wearer's Defense, but have some additional effects in Mother 3.
==List of rings==
===In EarthBound Beginnings===
The Rings in EarthBound Beginnings have their own equipment slot, being displayed second from the bottom in the equipment subscreen on the status screen. They are comparable with the Coins of the same game, as they both serve the same defense-increasing purpose and they both have their own equipment slots, although the rings generally raise the user's defense with a bit more in terms of value.
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====Artwork====
Brass ring.jpg|Artwork of the Brass Ring.
Silver ring.jpg|Artwork of the Silver Ring.
Gold ring.jpg|Artwork of the Gold Ring.
==In Mother 3==
In Mother 3, Rings are equipped in the "Other" slot. They are usable by Lucas, Kumatora, and Duster.
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Risosha Richmonde

Risosha Richmonde is a character in EarthBound, who works as the assistant manager at L'hotel du Summer in the resort town of Summers. He can be found behind the hotel's reception throughout the game, where he comments on how the party hasn't reserved a room, and then offers them one for 150 per person for a one-night stay.
==Trivia==
*Risosha Richmonde's Japanese forename is the Japanese term for "resort charter", and may be a reference to a "Reso'cha" campaign that was held 1994, being the same year as the release of EarthBound.EarthBound Central: "M2 vs. EB: Summers"
==References==
Road Block

Road Blocks are enemies in Mother 3. They do not move outside of battle, and frequently block portions of the Highway. Though Road Blocks can be run over with the Pork Bean, there are places where they must be defeated when Lucas and company are traveling on foot.
In battle, Road Blocks can use Hypnosis and call for help from other enemies. They are very weak to PK Thunder and Hypnosis.
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==Battle Memory description==
"This monster is a hybrid of a traffic barrier and a bloke-ade. What IS a bloke-ade, anyway?"