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Tendakraut

The Tendakraut is a key item in EarthBound obtained from the Tenda tribe's elder after their shyness is cured. It is a very foul smelling dish that supposedly tastes very delicious, and is popular among the Tendas.
Its Japanese name implies that it is a dish made from a , a fruit known for its spiked outside and strong odor, while its English name appears to be named after .
==Usage==
Ness gives it to a Tenda in the dinosaur cage in order to enter and be safe from the dinosaurs in the Lost Underworld. According to the elder, all of the Tendas like it.
Trying to use it yields the message "It smelled so unbelievably bad that you could not eat it.".
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Category:EarthBound items
Category:Key items
Territorial Oak

The Territorial Oak is an enemy in EarthBound. It is simply a small mobile tree, and is encountered by Ness in Peaceful Rest Valley, being by far the most powerful enemy there. Upon defeat, it explodes into a burst of flames. The Territorial Oak's overworld sprite is shared with a small tree. They remain entirely motionless until the player moves close to them, then begin to charge in a straight line towards them.
This enemy's Japanese name suggests that it is based on the BigWoodoh enemy from EarthBound Beginnings. A tougher version of this enemy in EarthBound is the Hostile Elder Oak.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Territorial Oaks are trouble. Attack with weapons or spells until they burst into flames."
==Gallery==
Clay toak.png|Clay figure of a Territorial Oak.
Tessie-Watching Club

The Tessie-Watching Club is, as its name states, an organization dedicated to the observation of Tessie. During the events of EarthBound, they are camped out along the northern shore of Lake Tess, awaiting the appearance of the friendly sea monster. When Jeff and Bubble Monkey pass through their campground on the way to Dr. Andonuts's lab, the Tessie-Watching Club cook allows the heroes to rest and fully recover health in one of their tents.
Tessie (EarthBound)

:For the innkeeper from Mother 3, see Tessie (Mother 3).
Tessie is a large sea monster in EarthBound. It carries Jeff and Bubble Monkey across Lake Tess in Winters.
Tessie is first mentioned when Jeff goes south of winters, and finds the Tessie-Watching Club, they all claim to have seen a gigantic sea creature. Jeff briefly rides on Tessie's back, thanks to the help of the Bubble Monkey, who calls Tessie and floats onto its head using the Pak of bubble gum. Tessie takes Jeff and the Bubble Monkey to the opposite side of Lake Tess, where they continue on to Dr. Andonuts's lab. Later, when Ness returns to Winters, Tessie can be used for the same purpose.
==Trivia==
*Tessie is apparently the cousin of the Loch Ness monster, an urban legend of the Scottish Highlands. Tessie also gets its name from the legend, as the monster is sometimes refered to as "Nessie"."This morning's Twoson Tribune... Ooops! My mistake... I brought the TwosonStar newspaper instead... Well, let me read this anyway... "Tessie in Lake Tess is cousin of Nessie" ...That's about it." -Hotel worker
*Either Tessie or a model thereof appears in the room of EarthBound objects in the Empire Porky Building in Mother 3.
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Tessie (Mother 3)

:For the sea monster from EarthBound, see Tessie (EarthBound).
Tessie is a character from Mother 3. She lives in Tazmily Village and works at the Yado Inn. She helps Flint along with the other residents of the village in the search for Hinawa and the children. She shields Lucas and Claus from seeing their father go into a rampage and attack several of the residents of Tazmily Village when it is revealed that the drago from the prologue had killed his wife, Hinawa. After this, she stays and works at Yado Inn for the rest of the game, until she goes to New Pork City with the rest of the residents in Chapter 8.
The Blue Marble

The Blue Marble is a famous photo of Earth taken on December 7, 1972 at 05:39 a.m. EST (10:39 UTC) taken by the crew of the Apollo 17 spacecraft on its way to the Moon. It is one of the most reproduced images in history and is the official symbol of the EarthBound series.
The image has the official NASA designation AS17-148-22727 and mainly shows the Earth from the Mediterranean Sea to Antarctica. This was the first time the Apollo trajectory made it possible to photograph the south polar ice cap, despite the Southern Hemisphere being heavily covered in clouds. In addition to the Arabian Peninsula and Madagascar, almost the entire coastline of Africa is clearly visible. The Asian mainland is on the horizon. The image is one of the few to show an almost fully illuminated Earth as the astronauts had the Sun behind them when they took the image.
==History==
The photograph was taken about 5 hours and 6 minutes after launch of the Apollo 17 mission,and about 1 hour 54 minutes after the spacecraft left its parking orbit around Earth, to begin its trajectory to the Moon. The time of Apollo 17's launch, 12:33 a.m. EST, meant that Africa was in daylight during the early hours of the spacecraft's flight. Antarctica was also illuminated due to the December solstice approaching.
The Apollo flights were heavily scheduled down to the minute, meaning none of the astronauts were scheduled to take the photo. As the astronaut who took the photo was in a rush, the continents were hard to see. As a result, he held the camera upside down when the photo was taken resulting in the south pole to the top as opposed to the other way around. The widely published versions are cropped and inverted from the original photographs to properly match north and south.
Apollo 17 was the last manned lunar mission. No human since has been far enough from Earth to photograph a whole-Earth image such as The Blue Marble, but whole-Earth images have been taken by many unmanned spacecraft missions.
The Blue Marble was not the first clear image taken of an illuminated face of Earth, since similar shots from the ATS-3 satellite had already been made as early as 1967. The Apollo 17 image, however, released during a surge in environmental activism during the 1970s, became a symbol of the environmental movement, as a depiction of Earth's frailty, vulnerability, and isolation amid the vast expanse of space. NASA archivist Mike Gentry has speculated that The Blue Marble is among the most widely distributed images in history.
==In the EarthBound series==
The original photo of The Blue Marble is used as the official symbol of the EarthBound series, it is used on the title screen and boxart of the Mother games in Japan, and the title screen of EarthBound Beginnings by substuting the "O" in MOTHER, as well as on Mother 3's "The End" screen. It is also used for the EarthBound series symbol in the Super Smash Bros. series.
==Trivia==
*On Mother 3's end screen, the used picture of The Blue Marble uses the current inverted version.
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The Fish

The Fish is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in the Magicant Underground. It resembles a yellow carnivorous fish in an upright position. It is the game's only optional boss, and guards the Onyx Hook, an item which can transport Ninten to whenever he uses it. The Fish itself resides in the Magicant Underground, and the battle will more specifically initiate once Ninten has stepped on the stairs leading to the room which contains the Onyx Hook. Despite its ability to use moderately damaging continuous attacks, it is not a difficult enemy to defeat and goes down in a few physical hits.
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==Gallery==
The Fish Model.png|Clay model of The Fish.
The Hippie

:For the similar enemy in EarthBound, see New Age Retro Hippie.
The Hippie is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. As the name implies, he is based on the 60s hippie fashion. He can use somewhat powerful attacks when Ninten first starts his journey, as well as being able to raising his OFFENSE. For this reason, you may want to avoid him at the beginning of the game. In battle, he will always appear alone. He is also the only enemy to use a Bullhorn.
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==Gallery==
EBB Hippie Model.jpg|Clay model of The Hippie.
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The Paradise Line

The Paradise Line is the song that plays when Ninten rides a train in EarthBound Beginnings.
==Lyrics==
The tune was given words on the vocal soundtrack for Mother, and appeared as the third track of that album. The vocals were performed by Jeb Million. This version also includes a portion of the theme for Youngtown.
The Paradise Special's
Pullin' into the station
Hurry up gotta get on board
Adventure is the ticket
To our destination
Come on, now don't be slow
Here we go, on down the track
Paradise Special movin' down the track
Half the fun of travel's
Just the journey there
lighten up and enjoy the show
We're gonna make it now
With hours to spare
Hey don't you hear that whistle blow
Moanin' low, the wheels talk back
Raisin' a racket like a yakity yak
Now we're goin' in style
Let's start wearin' a smile
Life keeps gettin' better all the time
So much better
Takin' the Paradise Line
Now the locomotive's steamin'
Like a runaway
So come on, let's rock and roll
And by this time tomorrow
We'll be so far away
If there's one thing that I know
Then I know we won't be back
Paradise Special never comin' back
Just relax for a while
Watch the world going by
Just as long as we're together we'll be fine
We'll be fine
Takin' the Paradise Line
Chorus
Life is fine*
On the Paradise Line
You and I
On the Paradise Line
(*Repeat)
Wave your troubles goodbye
Leave your sadness behind
We can ride away forever you and I
Yeah forever
Takin' the Paradise Line
Takin' the Paradise Line
Takin' the Paradise Line
Category:Music
The Sharks

The Sharks are a gang terrorizing the town of Onett in EarthBound. It is comprised of Pogo Punks, Skate Punks, and Yes Man Juniors, and are led by Frank. The Sharks are mostly found in southern Onett, with their base being in the Arcade. Blocking one of the doors in the Arcade is a Yes Man Junior, who asks Ness if he would like to become a member of their gang. Saying no will result in the dialogue "Don't be such a snob" and initiate a battle, while saying yes will result in the Shark telling you to come back after you beat the game. After defeating the Yes Man Junior, Ness is able to get into the backyard of the Arcade and battle Frank. Once Ness beats Frank, he'll be able to enter Giant Step, the first sanctuary of the game.
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Clay frank.png|100px|Frank
Clay_pogopunk.png|80px|Pogo Punk
Clay yesmanjr.png|100px|Yes Man Junior
Clay skatepunk.png|100px|Skate Punk
The Squeekz

The Squeekz is a character appearing in Mother 3. He is the father of the seven mice found on the highway. After Lucas pulls Doria's needle, The Squeekz blocks their path and fights them. After being defeated, he apologizes and thanks them for helping him remember his true identity, and goes back to his family.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Stealing cheese, chewing power cords... This bad boy's done it all. Has a wife and seven kids."
Thirsty Coil Snake

The Thirsty Coil Snake is an enemy that appears in the Gold Mine in EarthBound's Dusty Dunes Desert. It is a stronger version of the Coil Snake found in early portions of the game. Unlike their earlier counterparts, their bites have a chance to poison their targets. They are very susceptible to PK Freeze.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"These reptiles slither into the picture one at a time. They are nothing to worry about."
==Trivia==
*They are erroneously referred to as "Desert Coil Snakes" in the EarthBound Player's Guide.
Thomas

Thomas is a character in Mother 3. He is the fireman of Tazmily Village, and the owner of Thomas's Bazaar, where the player can take/buy several things. He is the husband of Lisa and father of Nichol and Richie.
==In Mother 3== 
===In Chapter 1===
Thomas is first seen after the Pigmasks set the Sunshine Forest on fire, he runs to Flint's house and asks him for help, before joining him as a non-playable party member. He leaves Flint after they find Lighter lying on the ground of the burning forest. Once Lighter is tended to, Thomas can be seen running around the village square, sounding his siren until the next day. Afterwards, he can be found inside his bazaar for the remainder of the chapter, Chapter 2, and Chapter 3 with his father, Mike.
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Thomas has four different actions he can take during battle while accompanying Flint None of them do anything:
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===In Chapter 4===
Thomas now works in the Factory, as his father has been placed into the retirement home, and his son now reluctantly runs his bazaar, which has adopted the new DP system. Once Lucas and Boney make it into Club Titiboo, they order water. Thomas makes fun of their order and instead sends them a Fizzy Soda and Big City Cola via Violet. Thomas is last seen this chapter enjoying the DCMC encore.
Category:Mother 3 characters
Thomas's Bazaar

is a shop in Mother 3, located in Tazmily Village.
==Before Chapter 4==
In the first three chapters, Flint, Duster, and Fassad can take items from on top of the counter with no charge. When Salsa is the only one in the party, however, he can't take any of the items. The items can vary between visits:
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==Chapters 4-7==
 now charges DP for all of its wares. Towards the end of Chapter 7, the workers at the Bazaar have decided to move to New Pork City.
Thunder and Storm

Thunder and Storm are the sixth Sanctuary Boss in EarthBound and guard the sixth Your Sanctuary, Pink Cloud. While they are technically two entities, Thunder and Storm fight as one and share a single HP pool and moveset. They tend to take deep breaths before using their devastating "intertwine" attack, so Ness and his friends will always have fair warning. After being defeated, the way is clear for Ness to record the Pink Cloud's melody.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"These twin terrors attack with the power of the elements. Find shelter from the onslaught and use PSI powers to attack the two of them at once."
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Ticket (EarthBound Beginnings)

The Ticket is a key item found in EarthBound Beginnings. It allows guests to enter the Live House in Ellay.
==Usage==
Ninten and his friends must use the ticket in order to be allowed into the Live House theater in Ellay where Teddy joins his party. It can be bought from a person standing outside of the Live House for 1200, while claiming that they are all sold-out at the store. This is however false, as it can be infinitely purchased from the fourth floor of the city's department store for 350 per Ticket.
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Ticket.jpg|Artwork of the Ticket from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Key items
Ticket (Mother 3)

:For other uses of the word Ticket, see Ticket (disambiguation)
The Ticket is a key item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 4. It is provided to workers of the Factory to allow usage of the Ropeway which grants access into Club Titiboo after work.
==Usage==
The ticket is used by Lucas to enter Club Titiboo to find out if the DCMC bassist is actually Duster. Because only Factory workers are allowed, he must work part-time to earn the ticket, then afterwards he recieves it from Mr. Brown and uses it to use the Ropeway to reach the club.
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Ticket (disambiguation)

Ticket can refer to:
*Ticket Stub: the item in EarthBound Beginnings which allows usage of the tank
*Ticket (EarthBound Beginnings): The ticket which allows entry to the Live House in EarthBound Beginnings
*Show ticket: The ticket which allows access to Topolla Theater in EarthBound
*Ticket (Mother 3): The item that allows entry to Club Titiboo in Mother 3
Ticket Stub

Ticket Stubs are key items found in EarthBound Beginnings. They are recieved every time a plane ride is taken in Yucca Desert.
==Usage==
Each party member is given a Ticket Stub whenever a flight plan is chosen from the war veteran in Yucca Desert. Collecting ten of them will allow Ninten and his friends to ride the veteran's tank, which is needed to defeat R7037, who resides near the entrance of the desert ruins.
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Ticket stub.jpg|Artwork of the Ticket Stub from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Miscellaneous items
Tiger

Tigers are brutal, powerful enemies in EarthBound Beginnings, found in the Choucream Zoo. They are directly based off of real-world tigers. Alongside the many other animals, they are driven to hostile behaviors by a strange noise caused by a Starman Jr.. After the Starman Jr. is defeated, they can no longer be encountered. In battle, they can deal single-target high damage attacks and will always appear alone.
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EBB Tiger Model.jpg|Clay model of a Tiger.
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Time Machine

The Time Machine is a joke item that only appears in the Famicom version of where it can be purchased for 2775 from the Mysterious Teacher in Twinkle Elementary School.TimeMachine's Encyclopedia Mother Entry 
The Time Machine was removed in the the English version of EarthBound Beginnings and the Mother 1+2 port. In its place, the player can buy a Super Bomb.
==Usage==
When it is bought, the Mysterious Teacher will explain how it is used, then accidentally presses the switch to activate it, and Ninten's party is transported to a destroyed version of the Mysterious Teacher's room seen after Lloyd blows it up. Its only purpose is to waste the player's money.
If hacked into the shop data in the English version, it will still have the purchase price of 2775, but no events will activate, due to the coding associated with it being removed. Using the item in the English version will display "Nothing happened.", and using the Look command will simply display the text "System Error!!!" due to it not actually being an item which goes into the player's inventory.
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==Gallery==
Time machine.jpg|Artwork of the Time Machine from Mother's strategy guide
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Category:Miscellaneous items
Tiny Forest

The Tiny Forest is a removed enemy from Mother 3. While it is fully coded for battle and has a completely functional AI, it does not appear in the game except by hacking it in. It was meant to appear in the Mole Cricket Hole. It appears at hex BA.
It lacks a unique overworld sprite, and instead (when hacked to appear) uses a placeholder sprite which loosely resembles a Slime from the Dragon Quest series; this sprite is used widely as a placeholder in Mother 3's ROM.
==Battle Memory description==
"A tiny, tiny forest that grows in the mole cricket hole. It's really more of a bush than a forest, but whatever."
Tiny Li'l Ghost

Tiny Li'l Ghosts are enemies in EarthBound. They appear in battles when a character is Possessed by a Stinky Ghost, Evil Elemental, or Zombie Possessor. They cannot be targeted in battle; however, if enemies attack with multiple-target attacks, such as PSI Fire, they can still be damaged and defeated. Alternatively, the player can choose to go to a Healer in the lobby of a Hospital to remove the possession.
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==Trivia==
*The Tiny Li'l Ghost can be affected by certain PSI that affect the whole party (or everyone), such as Shield Σ and Paula's praying.
Tiny ruby

The Tiny ruby is a key item in EarthBound. It a small ruby that Poo has with him when he is first controlled.
==Usage==
Ness's party gives it to the curator of the Scaraba Cultural Museum to gain access the top room in the Summers museum in order to obtain the Hieroglyph copy. After Poo hands it to him, Mr. Fork thanks Poo for the "cookie" that he received, and sneaks it into his pocket. The player can technically deny the curator the ruby, but Poo will still hand it to him regardless.
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Category:EarthBound items
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Titanees

The Titanees (Japanese: Titany), known as Titany in the Mother 3 fan translation, is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings and Mother 3. It takes the appearance of a scorpion-like enemy.
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
The Titanees first appears in EarthBound Beginnings and they can be found in the areas surrounding Youngtown. Titanees have a very high Defense stat for those parts of the game, and it also is able to use Hypnosis α. Generally, using Defense Down or a strong PSI attacks can be a strategy to getting past their high Defense. The Titanian is a tougher version of this enemy.
==Gallery==
EBB Titanees Model.jpg|Clay model of a Titanees.
==In Mother 3==
The Titanees returns in Mother 3 and can be found on Mt. Oriander near the Drago Plateau in Chapter 1. The Mother 3 Fan Translation now names it Titany to match its Japanese name. Like the Titanees in EarthBound Beginnings, it also has a more difficult version known as the Titanian. Mother 3 also introduced a chimera variant, the Sky Titany.
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Titanian

The Titanian is an enemy which first appeared in EarthBound Beginnings, but later also made an appearance in Mother 3.
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
The Titanian is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. It is a more difficult version of the Titanees. Titanians can be encountered either alone or in pairs.
==In Mother 3==
The Titanian is an enemy in Mother 3. It is a stronger version of the Titany and the Sky Titany. It is encountered on Tanetane Island, and is one of the enemies that can be seen as an Eerie Smile. It is weak to PK Freeze.
As an Eerie Smile, the Titanian uses , where it otherwise uses .
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===Battle Memory description===
"Native to Tanetane Island. The strongest and greenest of all Titany species."
Titanic Ant

Titanic Ant is the first Sanctuary Boss in EarthBound. It resembles a giant, grey ant with black stripes and red and blue tips of its antennae. It guards the first Your Sanctuary location, Giant Step, and resembles both a Black Antoid and a Gigantic Ant. When it enters battle, the Titanic Ant is accompanied by two Black Antoids, making it one of only two Sanctuary Bosses that don't fight alone. After defeating the Titanic Ant, Ness is free to enter Giant Step and obtain the first part of the melody for the Sound Stone.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The first major enemy you'll encounter on this journey is the Titanic Ant. To sink it, you'll have to use both PSI attacks and regular Bash attacks."
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Clay titanicant.png|80px|Clay model of the Titanic Ant.
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To Sunshine Forest

<onlyinclude>To Sunshine Forest is the name of a track present in Mother 3. The track was produced by the game's composer, Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 22 in the sound player. This track is played once the plays gains control of Flint and Thomas in Chapter 1. The track continues to play while Flint and Thomas explore Tazmily Village until it is eventually replaced by "Forest of Flames" once both enter Sunshine Forest. 
When the song is played in-game, Leder can be heard ringing his bell to alert the villagers of the fire, however, this is not present if the track is played by the sound player. 
==Trivia== 
*The latter portion of the song contains the same melody heard in "Astonishing March".
*This track contains the leitmotif present in "Sound of Siren" which plays immediately before it while Thomas informs Flint of the fire in Sunshine Forest.
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Tom Garrickson

Tom Garrickson is a character in EarthBound Beginnings. He lives in a house in the western portion of Youngtown. He serves a very minor role in-game, as he only mentions his name and that introducing himself is his hobby; although his baby sibling teaches Ninten and Ana how to use Teleport once telepathically communicated with.
==Gallery==
File:TomGarricksonTalk.jpg|Talking to him
File:GarricksonTalk.jpg|A girl talking about his baby