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Tony

Tony is Jeff's best friend and room-mate at the Snow Wood Boarding House in Winters.
After Jeff hears Paula's message for help, he wakes up and the player takes control of him. Tony wakes up as Jeff tries to leave, and after warning him about the school rules regarding sneaking out, accompanies him as a temporary party member. He instructs Jeff to get equipment from the school's lockers, and the two ask Maxwell for the key. After finding that the key he gave them is bent, the two boys return to Maxwell, and he gives them the Bad key machine, which he had just invented. After opening the lockers and taking their contents, they both go outside, and Tony boosts Jeff over the gate in the front of the school before heading back inside, leaving the party.
Later in the game, after Ness gets the phone number required to make a reservation for the Stoic Club in Summers, Tony calls him and asks for the the player's name for a school project. Tony is later kidnapped by Giygas's forces and trapped in a glass tube in Stonehenge Base, along with several other people. After Starman Deluxe's defeat, they are all freed, and Tony gets the chance to meet Ness in person for the first time. Tony is also one of the many characters who prays for the safety of Ness and his friends during the final fight with Giygas. At the end of the game, one of the presents in contains a letter he wrote to Jeff that says he misses him. 
==Trivia==
*Shigesato Itoi has confirmed that Tony is gay.EarthBound Central: "Yes, Tony is Gay. And Mr. Saturn is Innocent"ほぼ日イトイ新聞「川上弘美さんと相づちを打ち合う。第８回『トニーとポーキー』」 (Japanese only)
*Tony's birthday happened to be the day after Jeff left Winters, as stated by a classmate of his who made cookies for his party.
*If Ness speaks to him at the end of the game, Tony will say that Jeff doesn't call him, thinking it's because he finds him annoying.
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Toothbrush

The Toothbrush is a consumable battle item present only in EarthBound.
==Usage==
When used in-battle, the Toothbrush will make the user's teeth bright and breath fresh, which may cause the opponent to become solidified. It can only be used once. The New Age Retro Hippie is capable of using it in-battle.
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Battle items
Top Dogfish

The Top Dogfish is an enemy in Mother 3, and a more difficult version of the Dogfish. It very rarely jumps out of the left side of the pond between the Club Titiboo Ropeway and Chimera Laboratory. While it can be difficult to defeat, it drops a lot of money and experience points, as well as always dropping a Meteotite.
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==Battle Memory description==
"This unbalanced Chimera is half legendary giant fish, the "Master of the Sea", and half plain ol' dog."
Topolla Theater

The Topolla Theater is a theater in Fourside in EarthBound. It is Fourside's entertainment facility owned by Monotoli Enterprises and is famous for housing popular performers such as the Runaway Five, and more recently Venus. This is the second musical theater visited in the game, after the Chaos Theater in Twoson.
Topolla Theater is based off of New York's , which is made more apparent by its Japanese name, the "Topollo Theater".
==History==
When Ness first arrives here he finds that the Runaway Five are now performing here after leaving the Chaos Theater. However, they have been conned once again into an unreasonable dept, this time owing Miss Fake 1,000,000. Ness and the gang recall Gerardo Montague offering to give them one of their findings in the Gold Mine as thanks for their help. After solving the mole problems in the mine, his brother George Montague brings them a diamond as they're returning to Fourside via the bridge. Ness uses the diamond to pay off the Runaway Five's debt, and Miss Fake breaks their contract and the band are free to leave. They give a performance joined with Venus before driving off stage.
Later on, Ness and his friends return to the theater to recieve an autograph from Venus to give to Mr. Spoon. After watching her performance, they meet her backstage where she signs her autograph on a banana peel, and gives Ness a kiss before they are sent on their way.
==Shops and Businesses==
===Ticket vendor===
==Items==
==Gallery==
Runaway Five Topolla.png|The Runaway Five's performance with Venus
==See also==
*Chaos Theater
Toppling March

Toppling March is a battle theme that appears in Mother 3 appearing as the 62nd song in the Sound Player. Like the song it is based off of, Astonishing March, it is a marching styled song. The main difference between this song and Astonishing March is that periodically the songs rhythm will stop in random intervals, before resuming again.
==Enemy list==
The following enemies use Toppling March as their battle theme:
*Tree
*Mecha-Turtle
*Top Dogfish
*Battery Man
*Alkaline Man
*Navy SQUEAL
==See also==
*Astonishing March
*List of Mother 3 enemies by battle song
 
Category:Music
Toto

Toto is a port town in EarthBound. It is located in the Foggyland region. The town is attached to Summers, and located just to the east of the city.
The town itself is very small, and consists of nothing more than a few shops, houses, three cats and the docks. This area must be visited in order to gain access to the Stoic Club. A ship can be taken to Scaraba from one of the docks for $20 per person.
==History==
Toto is visited on Ness, Paula and Jeff's first visit to Summers. They meet two captains, one warns them about the Kraken, and the other is the captain of a boat that can take them to Summers. The latter complains about his wife who used to sell Magic Cakes, but now hangs out in the Stoic Club. Entering the Stoic Club requires a reservation, as such Ness finds a person who knows the phone number and makes a reservation. Outside, they recieve a call from Tony asking for the player's name, then head for the Stoic Club.
After Poo joins the party, they find the sailor who is now able to take the team to Summers for 20 now that his wife returned to her Magic Cake business.
==Businesses==
===Drugstore===
==Trivia==
*Having a party member hold the Carrot key in their inventory when sailing from Toto to Scaraba will cause the sailor to notice the key and hints about bringing it to Poo's homeland Dalaam.
Tough Guy

The Tough Guy is an enemy in Summers. Like the Over Zealous Cop, he only rarely appears on the beaches.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Summers, being a resort town and all, has lots of interesting sorts hanging out near the beach. One of the beach bumbs you'll meet is a guy in a Hawaiian shirt. He doesn't have anything to do other than get into trouble."
==Gallery==
Clay toughguy.png|Clay model of a Tough Guy.}}
Tough Mobile Sprout

Tough Mobile Sprout is a type of enemy in EarthBound, being a more difficult version of the Mobile Sprout. As their name suggests, they are small, ambulatory sprouts that are able to attack the party. They can sow seeds around themselves to make other Tough Mobile Sprouts appear. When defeated, Tough Mobile Sprouts stop moving. Trillionage Sprout, the guardian of Milky Well, enters battle alongside two Tough Mobile Sprouts.
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Tracy

Tracy is Ness's younger sister, making her appearance in EarthBound. She works for Escargo Express and can store any unneeded items Ness and his friends have, working similarly to Ninten's sister Minnie in EarthBound Beginnings. Ness can also call her at anytime in the game after receiving the phone number to the Escargo Express. She can send a delivery man to deliver or pick up any wanted or unwanted items. Despite being fairly younger than Ness, she acts fairly mature and almost looks out for him at times. She also lets Ness have her cracked bat at the beginning of the game.
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Tragic Reconstruction

Tragic Reconstruction is a battle theme that appears in Mother 3 appearing as the 43rd song in the Sound Player. It is the boss theme of the Reconstructed Caribou, where the song first plays, and is used with a few enemies. The song has a marching style, uses medium tempo and is composed with drums and trumpets. As implied by the song title, it's meant to represent the fate of the once gentle animals being transformed into hostile, malformed chimeras by the Pigmask Army, as shown by the first chimera fought in the game, the Reconstructed Caribou.
==Enemy list==
The following enemies use Bothersome Guys as their battle theme:
*Great Antlion
*Zombidillo
===Bosses===
*Reconstructed Caribou
==See also==
*List of Mother 3 enemies by battle song
 
Category:Music
Train

Trains are a fast method of transportation in both EarthBound Beginnings and Mother 3.
==In Mother==
In Mother, a large network of train tracks travels through the entire map. The central station is blocked off at the start of the game due to a nearby landslide, requiring Lloyd to blow up the rocks on the tracks for the train to be usable again. This necessitates a trip to Duncan's Factory to fire a rocket capable of destroying the rocks. While the toll to ride is paid per-person, if a character is unconscious, they do not pay the toll.
In this game, the song played during a train ride is The Paradise Line.
==In Mother 3==
In Mother 3, trains are first able to be ridden in Chapter 7. There are two types of trains; a green one and a brown one. The green train is slightly more expensive, and plays a different music when ridden, but otherwise, the trains travel at the same speed. The trains link a station at the Cross Road and the Clayman Factory at the far end of the Railway.
==Gallery==
Train clay.png|Clay model of a train from EarthBound Beginnings.
Transceiver

The Transceiver is a key item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 7. It is a communication device used by the Pigmask Army.
==Usage==
At the area where Aeolia's Needle once was at Osohe Castle, a Pigmask dropped the Transceiver. Lucas answers the call, and a Pigmask, mistaking Lucas for one of their members, tells Lucas how to get to the Chimera Laboratory.
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==Overworld sprite==
Transceiver.gif|The Transceiver's overworld sprite while it is ringing.
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Key items
Tree

The Tree is an enemy in Mother 3. It is based on the Woodoh enemy from EarthBound Beginnings, but bursts into flames upon defeat like the Territorial Oak and Hostile Elder Oak from EarthBound. A more difficult version of this enemy is the Tender Loving Tree.
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==Battle Memory description==
"It got sick of being a plant, so it gave walking a try. There's no going back now!"
Trick or Trick Kid

The Trick or Trick Kid is an enemy in EarthBound, encountered in haunted Threed.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Don't let the smile fool you, Pumpkin Boy is nobody's friend. He attacks with pumpkin seeds."
==Gallery==
TrickOrTrickKidClay.png|Clay model of a Trick or Trick Kid.
Trillionage Sprout

The Trillionage Sprout is the third Sanctury Boss in EarthBound. It guards the third Your Sanctuary in the game, Milky Well. The Trillionage Sprout is accompanied by two Tough Mobile Sprouts, making it one of only two Sanctuary Bosses not to fight alone (along with Titanic Ant). It mostly relies on causing status effects and is the first enemy in EarthBound that can Diamondize party members. Once the boss has been defeated, the party can enter Milky Well and obtain the third piece of the Sound Stone's melody.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Rout the Sprout using a concentrated attack of PSI Fire and other strong PSI attacks."
==Gallery==
Clay tsprout.png|Clay model of the Trillionage Sprout.
Category:Sanctuary Bosses
Trivia Card

Trivia Cards are items in Mother 3. There are 4 in total. They can only be used on human enemies, and even then, not all of them. The questions on the cards are never stated in game, however, they are implied to be questions about the Mother series game developers.
==Trivia Card 1==
Trivia Card 1 can be found in a present in the lobby of the Hotel Yado. The correct answer to Trivia Card 1 is This game stinks!
Enemy	Answer
==Trivia Card 2==
Trivia Card 2 can be found in a present in Thunder Tower after the Fierce Pork Trooper battle. The correct answer to Trivia Card 2 is Croquette roll.
Enemy	Answer
==Trivia Card 3==
Trivia Card 3 can be found in a present in the Sea Floor Dungeon. The correct answer to Trivia Card 3 is Ape.
Enemy	Answer
==Trivia Card 4==
Trivia Card 4 can be received from a man in New Pork City after defeating the King Statue. The correct answer to Trivia Card 4 is the Civil War.
Enemy	Answer
Trophy

Trophies are collectible items obtainable in Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
==Super Smash Bros. Melee==
There are nine trophies related to the Mother series obtainable in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
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==Super Smash Bros. Brawl==
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==External Links==
*List of EarthBound trophies in Super Smash Bros. Melee on SmashWiki
*List of EarthBound trophies in Super Smash Bros. Brawl on SmashWiki
Troublesome Guys

Troublesome Guys is a battle theme that appears in Mother 3 appearing as the 30th song in the Sound Player. The song's tempo is fast with the melody comprising primarily of wind instruments and drums.
More Troublesome Guys is the harder variant of the song. While mostly identical, every 32 beats it will space out the rhythm for a split second, filling the space with techno noises, before continuing the rhythm.
==Enemy list==
The following enemies use Troublesome Guys as their battle theme:
*Firefly
*Fenomeno
==See also==
*More Troublesome Guys
*List of Mother 3 enemies by battle song
 
Category:Music
Twin Pigs Village

Twin Pigs Village is a location, which appears in the Ness's Adventure Chronicles manga. Ness, Jeff, Paula, Pokey and King head there during Chapter 8, after freeing Threed from its zombie issues, where they spend the night at an inn. During their stay there, Ness and Pokey meet a private detective, whom is trying to solve a mystery concerning the village. The two of them also encounter a yeti, whom at first appears to be hostile, but later befriends and assists the party. 
During Chapter 12, it is shown that they briefly revisit the village, in order to present the Mr. Saturns, which they recently had saved from Master Belch, to the detective they met earlier.
Twinkle Elementary School

The Twinkle Elementary School is a school in Merrysville in EarthBound Beginnings. One of Ninten's party members, Lloyd, attends the school.
==Layout==
Twinkle Elementary School consists of two floors and twelve classrooms, with six on each floor, and a rooftop lookout. On the first floor, the rightmost room is where the janitor is found, who opens the rooftop when spoken to. The middle room on the right hand side is the nurse's office where Ninten can have his party's HP recovered, but she can't heal status problems. The leftmost room on the right side is the lab, which Lloyd accidently blows up with a Bottle Rocket during the events of the game. After he does this, the Mysterious Teacher will sell goods that Lloyd can use in the room he blew up.
On the second floor, the second to last room contains a Plastic Bat and a Slingshot. In the last room, the girl with red hair will give Ninten a cold when spoken to. The rooftop, where Lloyd is found, is accessed from the second floor.
==In EarthBound Beginning==
Ninten visits the school on his first visit to Merrysville. When attempting to go to the rooftop, he will find that the door to the rooftop is locked. Ninten then goes to the janitor's room, and asks for the key. The janitor complains to Ninten about his wife, and says he is a good kid, asking Ninten to follow him to the rooftop. On the rooftop, Lloyd can be found in a trash can, where he is hiding from the other kids as he is often teased by them. After bringing him a Bottle Rocket from the Sweet's Little Factory, he will blow up one of the classrooms and join Ninten's party. 
==Items==
==Businesses==
===Mysterious Teacher===
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====Japanese Famicom versionExcerpt from Twinkle Elementary School's Encyclopedia Mother EntryAd from The Mothersday Times from Encyclopedia Mother====
===School nurse===
The school nurse will fully restore for free; however, and status ailments will not be restored.
==Trivia==
*The music used for Twinkle Elementary School is remixed for the file select menu in EarthBound. It is also remixed as the credits theme for the Game Boy Camera, the music for which was composed by Hirokazu Tanaka.
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Category:EarthBound Beginnings locations
Twins' House

The Twins' House is the residence of Flint, Hinawa, Lucas and Claus in Mother 3. It is located to the south of Tazmily Village. Outside the house are a shed where the family keeps its sheep, several flowerbeds, a clothesline, and Boney's doghouse.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 1===
The chapter begins with Thomas hurriedly running to Flint's door to warn him and get his help dealing with the Sunshine Forest forest fire caused by the Pigmask Army's invasion. In his scramble, Thomas accidentally knocks off the doorknob to Flint's house. Thomas then joins Flint here, and they set off to aid the other villagers in handling the forest fire. Later in the chapter, Bateau gives Flint a letter sent by Hinawa via Carrier Pigeon, claiming they will be home shortly. Due to the rain and concern that she is not home on time, the entire village begins to search for her. During this chapter a Stick can be found in Boney's doghouse.
===In Chapter 4===
In Chapter 4, the Twins' House has become a tourist attraction due to the amount of times it has been struck by lightning, seemingly because Flint did not get a Happy Box, and is then known as the famous "Tazmily Village Lightning House." Their sheep pen is singed beyond recognition, and some of their sheep have been damaged as well, though they don't seem to mind. The shoe from Flint's search for Claus and scrap of cloth from 
Hinawa's dress are stored away with care. Lucas and Boney begin the chapter here.
Category:Mother 3 locations
Ullrich

Ullrich is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in the Magicant Underground. It is not a difficult enemy. Its sole attack is PK Thunder α, which does about 10 HP of lightning damage which can easily be brushed aside.
It resembles a large, chubby blue infant head. It also has a teardrop shaped growth on the top of its head that seems to have a face and arms of its own.
For clarity, the player cannot name a character Ullrich.
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==Gallery==
EBB Ullrich Clay.jpg|Clay model of Ullrich.
Ultimate Octobot

The Ultimate Octobot is a type of enemy in EarthBound, it is one of the last enemies encountered in the game, and also one of the strongest. Like all Octobots, it can steal while in battle.
According to the Battle Memory of Mother 3, the Return of Octobot is modeled after the Ultimate Octobot.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This droid usually shows up as the weaker member of a party of two enemies. It's easy to destroy with conventional attacks."
==Gallery==
UltimateOctobotClay.png|Clay model of an Ultimate Octobot.}}
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
UltraBarbot

The UltraBarbot is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, being a tougher version of the Barbot. Just like its weaker counterpart Barbot, it is aptly named as a robot made of bars.
Wherever Starmen are found, there is a chance of encountering one more more Starmen fighting alongside an UltraBarbot. UltraBarbots can also appear on their own, with an EnergyRobot, or alongside OmegaSaucers. Regardless of what enemies it is paired with, an UltraBarbot is particularly dangerous at any level. It is one of the few enemies capable of using PK Beam γ. This potent PSI attack can instantly kill any party member not equipped with a Franklin Badge.
UltraBarbots are the only enemy type which can drop the rare Plasma Beam, an invaluable item for Lloyd. In the Japanese Famicom version of Mother, this was the only way to obtain a Plasma Beam.
==Trivia==
* Barbots and Ultra Barbots may be counterparts to Lil Saucers and OmegaSaucers. Regular Barbots and Lil Saucers are both robotic silver enemies found in the same areas. Each of these also has an upgraded red version, UltraBarbots and OmegaSaucers respectively, which can also be found in the same areas as each other.
Unassuming Local Guy

The Unassuming Local Guy is an enemy in EarthBound, who mainly appears in Twoson. One is also located in Happy Happy Village, monitoring those that don't pay at the food stand.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Although he claims to be mellow, this man has a chip on his shoulder and something to prove. He'll chase you down for a fist fight at any opportunity."
Uncontrollable Sphere

The Uncontrollable Sphere is an enemy in EarthBound, found in the cave prior to the sanctuary of Lumine Hall and in . It starts off with PSI Shield α, which protects it from harm by PSI-related attacks. It resembles a dark purple sphere in possession of a mouth, which appears to be smiling. It is a stronger version of the Smilin' Sphere. They do both have the same strengths and weaknesses, though the Uncontrollable Sphere has notably better stats. It is mainly vulnerable to PSI Fire and Hypnosis, and may occasionally drop a Broken antenna, which Jeff can repair obtain the Gaia beam. It explodes upon defeat much like its predecessor, so it is generally wiser to finish it off last in a fight with several enemies.
The enemies it can be paired with are Fobbies, Conducting Spirits and Hyper Spinning Robos. It may also be summoned by a Loaded Dice when it calls for help.
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Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Underground Road

The Underground RoadEarthBound Player's Guide page 41/50 is a secret passageway found beneath the west graveyard in Threed. It connects Threed to Grapefruit Falls.
At first, two zombies are blocking the entrance from Threed, and will not move until Ness traps them inside the Threed circus tent using the Zombie paper. Afterwards, the passage will open. It is a narrow road consisting of staircases and two open rooms. The road mostly follows straight course west before reaching the end. At the end, the Mini Barf will stop Ness's party from progressing, while also hinting that Master Belch loves Fly honey. After its defeat, Ness and company are allowed to exit to Grapefruit Falls.
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==Gallery==
Underground Road full.png|Map of Underground Road.
==See also==
*Threed
*Grapefruit Falls
==References==
Union Station

Union Station is the main train station in , being located northeast of Merrysville.
Ninten and Lloyd must use the rocket at Duncan's Factory to destroy the boulders which were previously blocking the path to it.
Because the train tracks are broken near the Yucca Desert, Ninten must trek the path to Youngtown on foot, which normally can be reached by train.
Union Station offers rides to three different stations for a constant price per person. If a character is unconscious, they are excluded when calculating the total cost for riding a train.
Station 	Price
Reindeer	16
Spookane	25
Snowman 	36