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Robo-pump

The Robo-pump is an enemy that can be found in Moonside, the illusory version of Fourside, and very rarely indside Dungeon Man, found in EarthBound. They will always use the same pattern of attacks in the order given in the table below.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The whispering of the the Robo-Pump counts down to an explosion. You have three turns to take it out before it throws a bomb. Use your special PSI attack and Freeze, or attack it with your regular fighting option."
Category:Metallic EarthBound enemies
Robot

Robot may refer to:
*In EarthBound Beginnings:
**Barbot, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**Old Robot, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**Scrapper, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**EnergyRobot, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**Nancy, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**UltraBarbot, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**R7037, a boss enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**Kelly, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**R7038, a boss enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**SuperEnergy, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**R7038XX, a boss enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**Juana, an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings
**Eve, a character in EarthBound Beginnings
*In EarthBound:
**Frankystein Mark II, a boss enemy in EarthBound
**Spinning Robo, an enemy in EarthBound
**Robo-pump, an enemy in EarthBound
**Sentry Robot, an enemy in EarthBound
**Clumsy Robot, an enemy in EarthBound
**Marauder Octobot, an enemy in EarthBound
**Whirling Robo, an enemy in EarthBound
**Atomic Power Robot, an enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3
**Military Octobot, an enemy in EarthBound
**Hyper Spinning Robo, an enemy in EarthBound
**Mechanical Octobot, an enemy in EarthBound
**Nuclear Reactor Robot, an enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3
**Ultimate Octobot, an enemy in EarthBound
*In Mother 3:
**Recon Mech, an enemy in Mother 3
**Scrapped Robot, an enemy in Mother 3
**Wobbly Robot, an enemy in Mother 3
**Atomic Power Robot, an enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3
**Minor Robot, an enemy in Mother 3
**Li'l Miss Marshmallow, a boss enemy in Mother 3
**Mr. Genetor, a boss enemy in Mother 3
**Security Robot, an enemy in Mother 3
**Frightbot, an enemy in Mother 3
**Mecha-Mole!, an enemy in Mother 3
**Boa Transistor, an enemy in Mother 3
**K9000, an enemy in Mother 3
**Mecha-Lion, an enemy in Mother 3
**Return of Octobot, an enemy in Mother 3
**Upgraded Robot, an enemy in Mother 3
**Nuclear Reactor Robot, an enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3
**Mecha-Porkies, a group of enemies in Mother 3
Rock Lobster

Rock Lobsters are enemies in Mother 3, and are a more difficult version of the Spineless Lobster. They have very high defense, but are weak to PK Thunder.
The name "Rock Lobster" likely is intended as an allusion to the song Rock Lobster by The B-52s.
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==Battle Memory description==
"The rough rider of the sea. This bad boy rebel dyed his pincers and his body metallic purple."
Rock candy

The Rock Candy is a single use recovery item in EarthBound. It is a rare stat boosting item.
==Usage==
When consumed by a party member, a randomly determined stat will be increased by 1. If used along with a Sugar packet, it will instead increase a stat by 2, thus it is uniquely the only stat increasing item that is compatible with a condiment.
===Glitches===
Because the Rock Candy is usable along with condiments, it is compatible the Condiments glitch to be used many times. The glitch is often referred to as the Rock candy trick due to being the preferred item to use.
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==In-game description==
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==Trivia==
*Several series fans have made six albums of music as a tribute to the series named after the Rock Candy item.
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Recovery items
Rockin' Ghost

Rockin' Ghosts are enemies in Mother 3. They are very weak to crying, and if they are in a group, often attack each other.
The Rockin' Ghost's overworld sprite normally only shows the wooden rocking horse on which it rides. However, its appearance in a mirror will show the ghost who is riding.
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==Battle Memory description==
"Hasn't noticed that its master is long gone, and continues to bear his weight on its back."
Rope (enemy)

:This article is about the enemy named Rope. For the item with the same name, see here.
The Rope is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. The Noose Man enemy in EarthBound is likely based on this enemy. It is capable of using a Rope to temporarily stun a party member. Ropes usually show up with Fugitives. The rope enemy is the only non-human enemy to drop a rope.
==Gallery==
EBB Rope Model.jpg|Clay model of a Rope.
Rope (item)

:For the enemy of the same name, see Rope (enemy)
The Rope is a consumable battle item in EarthBound Beginnings.
==Usage==
When used in battle, it causes the target to be bound with it, and makes them unable to do anything for a certain amount of turns, before it manages to escape from it. The chance of escaping is 25% each turn.
The Rope enemy is capable of using the item, and has a chance of dropping it after battle.
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==Artwork==
Rope.jpg|Artwork of the Rope from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Battle items
Rope Snake

Rope Snake (Japanese: Rope Snake) is a character in Mother 3, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Super Smash Bros. 4 and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
==In Mother 3==
In Chapter 2, Duster buys the Rope Snake from a ghost in Osohe Castle, trading it for one Rotten Eclair. He uses it to grab onto candlesticks and swing over gaps in the floor to cross into areas otherwise inaccessible.
At the end of Chapter 5, Duster grabs onto the ladder of the Mother Porkship to attempt an escape from Fassad at the top of the Thunder Tower after he orders the destruction of the tower. Lucas, Kumatora and Boney grab onto Duster to try and survive, however the Rope Snake informs them it cannot support the weight of three people and a dog, losing its grip and leaving them into free-fall.
In Chapter 7, the Rope Snake is found being held captive by the Pigmasks in a house in Saturn Valley along with Duster and some Mr. Saturns. Once rescued it will remain in the house until it's time for Lucas and his friends to escape the valley by flying over with a bird cage, where the Rope Snake will ask them for one more chance, but it will once again fail to sustain the weight and drop the party in the sea near Cerulean Beach. The snake then goes hiding in a hole like a worm at the cape near the beach. By talking to it, he tells Lucas that snakes are not worms, and that he plans to move to the big city along with everyone else.
In Chapter 8, the Rope Snake can be found at the base of the tree area in New Pork City after Lucas left the sewer with the orders to storm the Empire Porky Building. He claims to be close to becoming "a behemoth of a snake" and that together with Lucas and his friends, an "unstoppable force".
While wandering around in the dark at the end of the game, the player meets the Rope Snake, now considering living a quiet life as a Snake Rope.
===Memo ===
"He makes a cute pet, but he acts like a rope, so he'll surely be useful on your adventure."
==In Super Smash Bros. Brawl==
The rope Snake makes its first appearance in the Super Smash Bros series in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, where it is used by Lucas to grab opponents, and can also be used as a tether recovery.
==In Super Smash Bros. 4==
The Rope Snake was announced as downloadable content in the Nintendo Direct of April 1st, 2015 as part of Lucas's moveset.Youtube Rope Snake functions identically to how he did in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
==In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate==
Rope snake once again returns as Lucas's grab and tether recovery. It also makes a cameo in Lucas's Side Taunt
==Trivia==
*The Whip in The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks is a red, snake-like item which functions very similarly to the Rope Snake. Eiji Aonuma confirmed that the Rope Snake was the inspiration for said item in an interview with British video game magazine GamesTM in their 91st issue.
*Rope Snake is also a name of an unused enemy in Mother 3
==References==
Category:Mother 3 characters
Rosemary's house

The Rosemary's house is a location in EarthBound Beginnings, being north of the town of Spookane. The house is a large mansion where the Rosemarys formerly resided, however during the games events the house became overrun with ghosts forcing the Rosemarys to retreat to a new address in the residental area of Spookane. One of the Eight Melodies is found inside the mansion.
==Layout==
To go inside, Ninten must receive the Ghost House Key from a woman in the suburban side of Spookane. The mansion itself is located north of the suburban area of Spookane. The mansion is a large maze consisting of a single room with one or two doors to the left, which are used to advance, and a single door used to backtrack to the right. Each door will lead to another room with a similar layout or downwards staircase. There is no clear indication on which door leads where, with many doors leading to dead end rooms with either items or nothing at all.
One of the rooms contains the lone piano that will play the fourth melody which, from the entrance, can be accessed by taking the top, top, bottom and bottom doors in order.
==History==
After obtaining the key from the Rosemary's, Ninten enter the mansion to find it invaded by ghosts and other supernatural beings. A mouse in the first room hints at the room with a piano, which Ninten and the party soon investigate. They navigate the mansion with hopes of not reaching a dead-end. Occasionally they hear voices telling them they'll never make it or to go back, however Ninten ignores them and presses onwards. At the basement, is a lone piano. Mysteriously, the piano plays by itself, the fourth melody.
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==Enemies==
Rotten Eclair

The Rotten Eclair is an item found in Mother 3. They are favored by the Friendly Ghosts who reside in Osohe Castle, with some who barter with them.
==Usage==
The Rotten Eclair can be given to a bartering Friendly Ghost in the Ghost Bazaar in Osohe Castle. He will trade one eclair for a Fresh Mint, two for Rope Snake, and three for a Beef Jerky. They can also be given to another one in the ballrooom repeatedly for Beef Jerky.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Miscellaneous items
Rowdy Mouse

Rowdy Mouse is an enemy in EarthBound.They resemble small mice or rats with balled fists and angry faces. They are first encountered in the caves leading to Giant Step, where they can be battled alongside Black Antoids or Attack Slugs. Due to their high Guts stat, they often end up smashing the target while doing so.
A tougher version of this enemy is the Deadly Mouse.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The mice in the caves sometimes attack in a pack, sometimes attack solo. It doesn't matter how they mount their offensives, though, they're mean."
Rowe and Paddel

Rowe and Paddel are beneficial characters in Mother 3. Despite being named, their name in the dialogue box is simply displayed as "Man", being of the few named characters to do this.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 4 and Chapter 5===
Rowe and Paddel can be seen near the Old Man's Paradise at the river. Paddel claims to be the president of the Tazmily Boat Club, while Rowe explains he is the newest member. Both of them say that the Tazmily Boat Club is going great despite not actually having a boat.
===In Chapter 7===
Rowe and Paddel gather around to look at Ionia who the villagers found tied up and rolling around. Paddel claims Ionia must have interests different from regular people, while Rowe says Ionia should go back to the forest. Ionia explains that she needs to go up the river, so Paddel offers to let Lucas's party use their newly-acquired boat. The player can choose to walk to Aeolia's house or to use the boat to go there safely. After the residents begin leaving Tazmily Village, their boat can be found abandoned by the river.
Ruffini

Ruffini is a dog in EarthBound who appears in the Onett drug store. In the game, when talked to, Ruffini is temporarily possessed by the game's creator, Shigesato Itoi. He will tell the player how to know when a character can equip an item, and if the item is stronger than the current one. He often barks in the middle of his sentences. During the ending of the game, he is again possessed, and tells the player to send any comments to the game to "Nintendo's address on the box," and to address it to Ruffini the dog.
Ruins of Desert

:For the similar monkey-inhabited location in EarthBound, see Monkey Cave.
The Ruins of DesertExcerpt from Ruins of Desert's Encyclopedia Mother Entry is an optional area in EarthBound Beginnings. It is located in Yucca Desert, but it is guarded by R7037, which is can only be defeated using the tank. The ruins are an underground cave system almost entirely inhabited by monkeys.
The ruins have an area of 13,986 square meters, consist of two floors and are inhabited by 14 monkeys, 1 raccoon pretending to be a monkey"...I'm really a raccoon pretending to be a monkey." -NPC, and 1 penguin. It took approximately 1000 years for the original construction to be built before it was ruined for unknown reasons.
A similar concept is used in EarthBound being the Monkey Caves found in Dusty Dunes Desert.
==Layout==
The Ruins of Desert is a big, maze-like grotto filled with monkeys. A lot of the monkeys will lie; however, some of them do give useful hints. The maze consists of two floors, the upper floor serves as the entrance which follows a rectangular path along the outer walls. An opening to the center area is found in the south of the upper floor, which splits into two paths with left leading to a dead end, while right loops in a half counterclockwise like pattern, and reaches a hole to the lower floor.
The lower floor is the much larger, maze-like area. From the ladder, the path leads left to a split where continuing straight leads to a PSI Stone. Down will advance through the maze by first shifting right, and then down before hanging left with several branching paths. Most paths lead to dead ends, with down being the only way to advance, then the path splits once more with right being a dead end, and left continuing in a long zigzag pattern. The path will then continue up to another split in the road, where going right will lead to mostly dead ends, though going straight, then down, and finally right and up will lead to a large open room with many monkeys and one penguin mixed in. Back at the initial split, going up will eventually lead to a hole leading to a cave. An XX stone leading to is found in said cave, which can actually be used without Ninten having the Great-Grand Father's Diary in his inventory, and from there it allows Ninten and the party exit Magicant from a cave north of Youngtown as opposed to the previous exit south of Merrysville.
==Items==
==Gallery==
RuinsOfDesertMap.jpg|Map of Ruins of Desert from Encyclopedia Mother
RuinsOfDesertOverview.png|Image of Ruins of Desert from Encyclopedia Mother
==References==
Ruler

The Ruler is a reusable gag item found in both EarthBound Beginnings and EarthBound.
==Usage==
The Ruler's only purpose is to measure things, which serves no virtual function. In EarthBound Beginnings it can only be used on the overworld, while in EarthBound it can be used both on the overworld and in battle.
In EarthBound the New Age Retro Hippie can occasionally waste turns using the Ruler in battle. In the Monkey Cave a monkey will ask for a Ruler in order to advance.
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==In-game description==
===EarthBound Beginnings===
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==Artwork==
Ruler EBB.jpg|Artwork of the Ruler from the Mother strategy guide.
Ruler EB.jpg|Artwork of the Ruler from the Mother 2 strategy guide.
==See also==
*Protractor
Category:Battle items
Run

Run (Japanese:Mother 1+2 manual, p.5 , Flee, and ) is a command in the Mother series.
==In EarthBound Beginnings==
===In battle===
In battle, the run command can be used to escape from the battle. Ninten's party will not gain experience points, however, and it has a high rate of failure, with only a 50% chance of succeeding. The PSI technique, 4th-D Slip, has a similar effect, but has a 100% success rate and costs 16 PP.
===Outside of battle===
In the English prototype and Mother 1+2, the run command will double Ninten's walking speed. The prototype also speeds up non-playable characters and other miscellaneous processes when the run command is used. In the prototype, it is accessed by using the B button by default, but can be changed to start or select as well. In the Mother 1+2 version of the game, it is accessed by holding the R button. According to the script writer of the prototype, Phil Sandhop, the run command's out of battle usage was originally added for debugging the game, but he convinced the higher-ups at Nintendo to have it kept in the game.Lost Levels: Mother: Added Features, Enhancements, and Modifications
==In EarthBound==
In EarthBound, the run command can only be used in battle, with its out of battle usage replaced by the Skip sandwich, Skip sandwich DX, and the Bicycle. In battle, the Speed statistic of the fastest party member determines the chance of running away, and it is no longer usable by each individual party member; only by the leading character.
==In Mother 3==
===In battle===
The run command remains mostly unchanged from EarthBound.
===Outside of battle===
The run command's usage outside of battle returns in Mother 3, assigned to the B button. To use it, the B button must be held for about a second, and the player's current lead character will then run on their own, only changing direction when a button on the D-pad is pressed, and only stopping when they bump into something or the B button is pressed again. Certain objects or characters need to be rammed into to break them or knock them over as well. When a character is feverish, they can not run.
==References==
Category:Game mechanics
Run, My Dog, Run!

<onlyinclude>Run, My Dog, Run! is a track originating from Mother 3. It is composed by Shogo Sakai and is listed as track number 38 in the Sound Player. The track plays in Chapter 1 during the cutscene in which Boney is sent by Wess to go and fetch Duster from his house. In order to do this, Boney is given a scent from one of Duster's socks (which Boney seems distressed by) and is given a yellow ribbon around his neck to alert Duster of the situation. Boney proceeds to run through Sunshine Forest and Tazmily Village and meets with Richie, Nichol and Angie. After interacting with the 3 villagers, Boney proceeds to run to Wess and Duster's house, in which, he finds Duster asleep in his bed in the basement of the house. Despite Boney's efforts, Duster does not wake up and so Boney proceeds to drag Duster by his collar, back to Flint and Wess. After reaching Sunshine Forest, Duster wakes up and follows Boney the rest of the way on foot.
A section of this track also appears in Mother 3i during the track, "The Setting is Tazmily" / "舞台はタツマイリ". This track, also composed by Shogo Sakai, contains remixed versions of LOG-O-TYPE, Something Strange is Going On and Run, My Dog, Run!
==Trivia==
* It is during this cutscene, that the player has the ability to name Duster and so therefore, this scene acts as his first appearance in-game. 
* The cutscene in which this track plays, is one of very few times that the player is given a side facing perspective in-game.
* This track is the second time the "Something Strange is Going On" leitmotif can be heard by the player.
* In regards to his album, Mother 3i, Shogo Sakai stated this about Run, My Dog, Run! (This is a rough translation sourced from Mother Foreverhttps://mother4ever.net/mother3i/) - "This song is used in a very impressive scene in the first half of the game in which Boney leads Duster to the cliff. The scene ends, there’s silence for half a second, and then it’s back to the background music in the game. My job as a game musician is considering these details. In these cutscenes, the graphics come first and the music is added in later (the exception being the D.C.M.C. performances). Wess’ dance, which appears later in the game, is a natural example." https://rs1.1101.com/mother3/pdf/MOTHER3i_liner.pdf
==References==
Category:Mother 3 Category:Music
Runaway Dog

Runaway Dog is an enemy in EarthBound. It resembles a small, brown dog, wearing white eyeglasses; though they appear as eyes in its overworld sprite. It shares its overworld sprite with the Desert Wolf. It makes its first appearance near the town of Onett in the beginning of the game, being the strongest enemy to be fought at that particular point. They give the most experience points out of all the enemies near Ness's house.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"Ness's dog, King, might have great manners, but none of the other dogs in town have graduated from obedience school. Watch out for them as you tour town."
==Gallery==
Clay Runaway Dog.png|Clay model of a Runaway Dog.
it:Runaway Dog
Rust promoter

The Rust Promoter (Japanese: Rust Spray) and its improved version the Rust Promoter DX (Japanese: Super Rust Spray) are damage dealing battle items in EarthBound which are effective against mechanical enemies. It is succeeded in Mother 3 by the Saltwater Gun.
==Usage==
When used by Jeff in battle, the Rust Promoter deals about 100~300 damage to metallic enemies, with a luck/80 chance to miss. The Rust Promoter DX deals 200~600 damage to metallic enemies with the same miss calculations.
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===Rust Promoter===
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===Rust Promoter DX===
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==In-game description==
===Rust Promoter===
===Rust Promoter DX===
==Where to obtain==
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==See also==
*Saltwater Gun
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Battle items
Saltwater Gun

The Saltwater Gun is a battle item item found in Mother 3. It is the successor to the Rust promoter from EarthBound.
==Usage==
The Rust Promoter will cause metalic enemies to rust, dealing a large amount of damage. It is also effective against fire enemies.
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*Rust promoter
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Battle items
Samba

Samba is the name of Salsa's monkey girlfriend in Mother 3. Interestingly enough, Samba's name is never spoken during the main story, only appearing in the credits. Instead, she is merely referred to as Salsa's girlfriend by both Fassad and Kumatora.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 3===
Samba is used as a hostage in order to make Salsa do the Pigmask Army's bidding, and can briefly be seen while Salsa is being kicked out of the Mother Porkship. 
===In Chapter 7===
Salsa and Samba are reunited. They somehow end up at the Chimera Laboratory. The Pigmasks are searching for them, and, mistaking Lucas's party for part-timers, allow them entry to help search. They are first found downstairs in a chimera storage area. They then flee upstairs, eventually being cornered by Lucas. However, the Ultimate Chimera attacks the group, knocking off Lucas's mask and revealing his identity. Remembering how Lucas saved him in Chapter 3, Salsa presses the switch to deactivate the Ultimate Chimera. Samba and Salsa then lead Lucas to Doria's home, where the two remain together for the rest of the game.
==Trivia==
*Both Samba and Salsa's names are references to different dance music styles. 
*In an unused cutscene from the ending of Mother 3, Salsa and Samba can be seen in Murasaki Forest cowering away from the carnage unfolding throughout the island. Multiple distressed Dogfish and Batangutan also appear in the cutscenehttps://tcrf.net/Mother_3.
**A similar unused scene also exists for Alec.
==References==