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Dusty Dunes Desert

Dusty Dunes Desert (Japanese:  Doko Doko Desert) is an arid region of Eagleland between Threed and Fourside. Ness learns Teleport α from a monkey in the Dusty Dunes Desert.
Dusty Dunes Desert has a population of 5, average temperature of 99°F, and an annual rainfall of 0 inches. There are also 2 graveyards not seen in-game and a cactus population of 2,000,001. The recommended sunblock is 50 SPF.EarthBound Player's Guide page 57
==Overview==
Dusty Dunes Desert is a desert that separates Threed from Fourside. Several points of interest include a drug store, a mine, and the monkey cave. Because of the heat, Ness and his friends can get sunstroke, which causes them to gradually take damage in the overworld. It can be cured by PSI Healing or a Wet Towel.
When exploring, the player may find a black sesame seed towards the north of the desert asking to find a white sesame seed, who he wishes to apologize for hurting. The white sesame seed can be found in the southern section near the miners' shack, who says she still loves the black sesame seed. The player can return to the black seed and tell him the news, which causes him to weep. Completing this side quest will result in the Photo-Man taking a picture near the black sesame seed.
The player might also find a contact lens that belongs to a man in the Fourside bakery, who, upon returning the lens, will reward the player with a pair of dirty socks.
Near the road, the player can find a broken slot machine near the Slot Machine Brothers. When inserting $1, the Slot Machine Brothers will spin, and if lucky, the player will win a Chick, a Can of Fruit Juice, a PSI Caramel, or a Skip Sandwich.
==History==
Ness and his companions first arrive at Dusty Dunes Desert when riding a bus to Fourside, however, the bus gets stuck in a traffic jam, forcing them to walk through the desert to bypass it. Along the way, they meet a gold miner named Gerardo Montague near a small hole asking for food, and give him some.
Later, they return to the desert to find that Gerardo Montague has made a large cave only to discover that it is overrun with 5 giant moles called the Guardian Diggers, preventing him from continuing his mining. Ness enters the cave and defeats the Guardian Diggers and Gerardo Montague's older brother, George Montague gives him a diamond to help with the Runaway Five's debt.
Once again Ness and his friends return to the desert in order to find a Yogurt Dispensing Device that was dropped by the Escargo Express's neglected class, and then enters a cave full of monkeys in order to find it. When reaching the end they meet Talah Rama who gives them the machine, and finally, a monkey takes them outside to teach Ness the power of Teleport.
==Shop Info==
===Last Chance Drugstore===
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==Trivia==
*The music is a remix of the music played in Yucca Desert from EarthBound Beginnings.
==References==
EarthBound Player's Guide

The EarthBound Player's Guide is a massive guidebook that was packaged with EarthBound as a set, which also doubled as the game's instruction manual. It contains 128 pages, detailing many maps and shops, along with fake newspaper articles. It contains artwork of some of the items in the game, as well as detailed information and clay models of nearly every enemy that appears in the game (though they do leave out some enemies and even bosses). Its size was one of the factors that increased the size of EarthBound's box. The back of the guidebook also includes scratch-and-sniff cards--this is what gave the the game the slogan, "This game stinks". The screenshots depicted in the game appear to be from an earlier version of the English localization, showing many things that were changed for the English release, as well as some subtle text differences.
The EarthBound Player's Guide was made available online when EarthBound was released on the Wii U's Virtual Console. It is the only Nintendo Player's Guide that has been released online. It has been optimized for viewing on the Wii U Gamepad.
==Content Summary==
(provide synopsis on guide contents)
==Gallery==
(use photos from google and the official pdf)
==Trivia==
* On page 17, is mentioned as being one of the games available at Onett's arcade.
* On page 111, there is an image of Ness nude on the bottom-left of the page. This is an oversight from Mother 2, in which Ness was nude in Magicant.
* In the guide, there are various differences from the final game, including Ness being naked in Magicant and the metallic eraser statue instead being the metallic octopus statue present in Mother 2. One explanation for this is the possible fact that during the creation of the guide, the only available english-translated EarthBound copies for reference were prototype cartridges such as the one seen here, where not all of the english changes were finalized yet.
==Links==
==References==
*EarthBound Player's Guide (PDF) on www.nintendo.co.jp
Category: Books
East Tazmily Village

East Tazmily Village is the small residential area found east of Tazmily Village. Wess and Duster's house is in this area, which after the modernization of Tazmily Village becomes a retirement home.
==Overview==
The residental area is accessed from exiting Tazmily Sqaure from the east. A bridge crosses the river dividing the area from the square. On a hilltop to the north is Wess and Duster's house, which behind the house is a present containing Thunder Bombs, which gets refilled each time the player exits the area and returns. To the south of their house is a pig farm.
When Tazmily Village is modernized in Chapter 4, several minor changes are made here. The biggest change is that Wess and Duster's house was changed into the Old Man's Paradise retirement home. The pig farm to the south was also repurposed into the Pigmask Army training grounds.
==History==
During Chapter 2, Wess sends Duster out during the night to search for a hidden treasure in Osohe Castle. After collecting his Thief Tools in the basement, he begins his quest. Duster returns home in the morning with the Noble Spittoon from the castle, to which Wess angrily shatters and harshly scolds Duster due to being the wrong treasure. After Duster shows a pendant, which Wess suspects belongs to the princess of Osohe Castle, both set out to the castle to search for the princess and real tresure. Later, Wess and Kumatora are found on a small patch of sand on the river bank, and are taken by Lighter and Fuel into Wess's house to recover. After realizing Duster is missing the two head out to the village to find him.
Three years later in Chapter 4, Wess's house was changed into a retirement home called the Old Man's Paradise, where the elderly residents such as Alec and Wess himself now live. After Wess was captured in a butterfly net by the Pigmasks for interfering with Fassad's speech, Lucas visits him in the retirement village and tells a rumor he heard about the bassist in Club Titiboo resembling Duster. Wess instructs Lucas to visit the club to find out if the rumors are true, while giving the Carrier Pigeon for him to send back if Duster is found.
Later in Chapter 7, Lucas and Boney land on a pile of hay that Wess and Alec had placed. Outside there is a commotion on the bridge, where it is shown that Ionia was tied up in a rope. Upon freeing the magypsy, Lucas is instructed to go to Aeolia's house to learn about the secrets of the Seven Needles.
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==Gallery==
EastTazmily4-7.png|East Tazmily Village from Chapter 4 onwards
==See also==
*Tazmily Village
*Old Man's Paradise
Category:Mother 3 locations
Ed

Ed is a character in Mother 3, who resides in Tazmily Village. He is the husband of Nan and the father of Alle, and first appears during the forest fire in Chapter 1, where he can be found near the sanctuary of the forest. There, he tells Flint that Lighter and Fuel are stuck somewhere in the forest, and encourages him to go look for them, while preventing Butch and Ollie from entering.
==References==
Eerie Smile

The Eerie Smile (Japanese: Eerie Smile) is how enemies are perceived while under the effect of hallucinogenic mushrooms found on Tanetane Island in Chapter 7 of Mother 3. The Eerie Smile is not the actual form of an enemy; in fact, it may be the Zombieshroom, a Monkalrus, a Titanian or an Ancient Dragonfly.
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==Battle Memory description==
"What you see isn't always what you get. This eerie grin doesn't actually exist."
Egg of Light

The Egg of Light (Japanese: Egg of Light), also known as the Hummingbird Egg (Japanese: Hummingbird's Egg), is an important item in Mother 3, being a crucial part of the game's plot. It is located in Osohe Castle, and is closely guarded by a variety of traps. It is implied that the Egg has the ability to restore memories, as shown in Chapter 5.
==History==
Duster is first sent out to retrieve it in Chapter 2 for safekeeping, as Wess senses that a crisis is about to occur in the village, and keeping the egg safe is a must. He spends much of the chapter getting through Osohe Castle to reach the Egg, and with Wess and Kumatora's help, finally reaches the castle's top floor where the Egg is located. However, another party aspires to obtain the Egg - the Pigmask Army. Duster manages to barely reach the Egg first, and Kumatora grabs the Egg in a panic. She unknowingly sets off a trap, and before Wess can stop her, they fall down a trap hole and land in a pit of water. Somewhere between being swept away by the water's current and escaping the castle, Duster and the Egg go missing, and are not heard from for another three years.
Later, in Chapter 5, Lucas and his party go out searching for the Egg of Light again, as Duster barely recalls hiding it in an old Clayman after losing all of his memories prior to that moment. After chasing the Clayman around the highway, they are finally able to reach it and retrieve the Egg. Upon digging the Egg out of the clay, Duster regains all of his memories.
It is later revealed that the Egg is an important object because it stores the townspeople's old memories, from before they had arrived on the island via the White Ship. The memories of the old world were to be kept firmly shut away, and had the Egg fallen into the wrong hands, the old memories would be revealed. The townspeople feared that the cycle that had destroyed their previous world would start once again, had the memories been revived, and wished to start their lives over with a peaceful village.
Category:Mother 3 Category:Mother 3 items
Ego Orb

Ego Orbs are a type of enemy in EarthBound, only located in the Lost Underworld.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The Ego Orb won't be able to weather an attack from Poo and Paula using the PSI Freeze power. It will crack up."
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Clay egoorb.jpg|Clay model of an Ego Orb.
Einswine

Einswines are enemies in Mother 3. They are weak to PK Freeze, and somewhat weak to PK Fire. The brain-based machine attached to the pig seems to be based on the Cerebrum enemy from EarthBound Beginnings. These enemies can use various PSI moves. Their name is likely a play or on the numbers 1 and 2 in German, which is eins and zwei.
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==Battle Memory description==
"A piggish creature with a primate-ish brain. It uses PSI, so don't take it lightly."
Elder Batty

The Elder Batty is an enemy that appears in both EarthBound and Mother 3. It is a stronger version of the Mr. Batty, and is usually encountered in the middle portion of the games.
==In EarthBound==
 
In EarthBound, Elder Batty can be found in Rainy Circle, the fourth Your Sanctuary location in the game. Like their weaker counterparts, they often cause themselves to feel strange by sizing up the situation. They are extremely susceptible to Paralysis and Brainshock.
 
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===EarthBound Player's Guide description===
"This bat has a weakness to PSI Flash like its weaker cousin, Mr. Batty."
==In Mother 3==
In Mother 3, Elder Batty can be found in the Club Titiboo attic and Murki Cave in Chapter 7. Similar to their EarthBound counterparts and Mother 3's weaker Mr. Batty, they often size up the situation, making them feel strange. Elder Batties have the same weaknesses as they do in their previous appearance and are also weak to PK Fire, PK Freeze, and Brainshock.
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===Battle Memory description===
"Some may think he's more important than Mr. Batty, but he's actually at Mr. Batty's beck and call."
Electra

Electra is Geldegarde Monotoli's maid. When Ness steps outside of Jackie's Cafe after defeating the Mani-Mani Statue, an Escargo Express delivery man will tell Ness that he lost the Yogurt dispenser that was meant to be delivered to him in the Dusty Dunes Desert. Electra overhears this, and requests that when Ness finds the dispenser, she would like to have it.
When Ness returns with the Yogurt dispenser, she snatches it out of his hands. She then goes back to her room in the Monotoli Building, and will give Trout yogurt when spoken to from then on.
==Trivia==
*Li'l Miss Marshmallow , the robot miniboss in Mother 3, is made in Electra's likeness.
*A man residing in Jackie's Cafe makes a pun involving Electra, where he says that she is "maid" to order.
**In the Japanese version, the joke is entirely different and doesn't involve Electra at all.
Electro Specter

Electro Specter is the seventh Sanctuary Boss in EarthBound. It guards Lumine Hall, the seventh Your Sanctuary. It begins the battle with PSI Shield β already active, making offensive PSI largely ineffective. The Electro Specter can use some of the special machines that are exclusive to Jeff. Once it is defeated, Ness's party can progress to Lumine Hall and record the seventh piece of the Sound Stone's melody.
 
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"The Electro Spector is composed of elements never before seen on Earth. Scientists speculate that that the Electro Spector is a lethal combination of energy and molten metal, but no one has ever survived a close examination."
==Gallery==
Clay electro.png|Clay model of the Electro Specter.
Category:Sanctuary Bosses
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Electro Swoosh

Electro Swoosh is a type of enemy in EarthBound, appearing in . It resembles a pair of eyes with several lightning bolts above them. It can use electric shock attacks and also greet Ness.
It is based on the various floating eye enemies from the Magicant of EarthBound Beginnings (the Watcher, Dadseyes, Momseyes, Foureyes, and Groucho, whose names are more literally translated from the Japanese version as Swoosh, Papa Swoosh, Swooshette, Woosh Swoosh, and Bonus Swoosh, respectively). The Electro Swoosh's "greeting" is also similar to the way Grouchos say hello before walking away, though Electro Swooshes are incapable of prematurely ending the battle like Grouchos.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This enemy believes in shock treatment, but if you use Freeze against it, it won't have time to charge itself up."
==Trivia==
*Oddly, the Player's Guide states that using PSI Freeze is effective against Electro Swooshes, but Ness can never learn it, and no other party members can legitimately go to Magicant.
Elephant

The Elephant is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings, found in Choucream Zoo. As the name implies, they are directly based on real-world elephants. During the events of the game, Elephants, along with the other zoo animals, become agitated from a Starman Jr. and turn hostile. After the Starman Jr. is defeated, they can no longer be encountered. In battle, they can deal high damage to one party member and will always appear alone.
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EBB Elephant Model.jpg|Clay model of an Elephant.
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Empire Porky Building Underground

The Empire Porky Building Underground is a mine-like cavern located beneath the Empire Porky Building in Mother 3.
It appears to have been artificially made by the Pigmask Army during their search for the seventh Needle. The cave begins at the elevator from the Empire Porky Building, from there consists mostly of staircases leading downwards to the depths of the cave. Towards the bottom of the cave ladders will be used to decend to the bottom towards the cave exit. Near the exit there is one present containing a hot spring which will heal the party.
After the final Needle was located, Porky drops Lucas and the party along with Flint into the cave. Flint states there's something he needs to do and proceeds first, with the party following afterwards. At the end of the cave the exit into the location where the final Needle is found.
==Trivia==
*After Lucas's party rides the elevator into the cave the elevator, the elevator is broken due to the crash landing, rendering earlier locations unable to be revisited. They can still attempt to use it, however it will not work.
Category:Mother 3 locations
Encouraging Words

The Encouraging Words is a key item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 7. Using it allows boulders blocking the path in Fire Mountain to be moved.
==Usage==
Along the path in Fire Mountain, several large boulders are blocking the way. Lucas finds the Encouraging Words inside Phrygia's house, then speaks them to the boulders which causes them to move.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Key items
Enemy

Enemies are one of the biggest obstacles met in games. In the Mother series, they attack the player characters, trying to make them lose all of their HP. In the first two games of the series, most attack Ninten, Ness, and their parties due to being influenced or led by Giygas. In Mother 3, they are largely wildlife, spirits, or creations/servants of the Pigmask Army. In order to make progress, Ninten, Lucas, Ness, and their respective parties must defeat them. Another form of enemy is a Boss.
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Enemy Bufferizer

The Enemy Bufferizer is a consumable battle item found in Mother 3. It also has an enemy nerfing counterpart in the Enemy Wimperizer
==Usage==
The Enemy Bufferizer will double the amount of HP the enemy has, but will also double the EXP gained after battle.
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==See also==
*Enemy Wimperizer
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Battle items
Enemy Wimperizer

The Enemy Wimperizer is a consumable battle item found in Mother 3. It also has an enemy buffing counterpart in the Enemy Bufferizer
==Usage==
The Enemy Wimperizer will half the amount of HP the enemy has, but at the cost of halving the EXP gained after battle.
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*Enemy Bufferizer
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Battle items
Energizing mushrooms

Energizing mushrooms are a special type of hallucinogenic mushroom found on Tanetane Island.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 7===
After Master Eddy washes Lucas's party ashore, their HP and PP are drained, with their items lost in the tide. With nothing but the mushrooms nearby to restore their energy, Lucas's party is forced to eat them despite their odd color and appearance because the Zombieshroom blocks the exit. When eaten, energizing mushrooms fill whoever eats them with energy, restoring both HP and PP; however, they also cause hallucinations of people the party had previously met, and distorted views of the landscape. Dogs appear to be immune to the hallucinogenic effects of the mushrooms, as Boney will bark when he senses that a hallucination is hostile and does not enter the hot spring that is later revealed to be a pile of sludge. Mixolydia cures the hallucinogenic effect by smacking Lucas's party across the head. When returning to the mushroom's location after being cured, the mushrooms have been removed.
Category:Mother 3 items
EnergyRobot

The EnergyRobot is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. It can heal other enemies and will explode after being defeated. A tougher version of this enemy is the SuperEnergy. The Atomic Power Robot enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3 is likely based on this enemy.
==Gallery==
EBB Energy Robot Model.jpg|Clay model of an EnergyRobot.
Enrich Flavor

Enrich Flavor is a character in EarthBound. He is the original owner of the Monotoli building in Fourside, having lost ownership to Geldegarde Monotoli. On the postgame, once the player beats Giygas, his ownership is restored.
==In EarthBound==
During the events of EarthBound, Geldegarde Monotoli has taken over the Enrich Flavor building and set himself as the mayor of Fourside under the influence of Giygas through the Mani-Mani Statue. Some citizens claimed that Monotoli had done many good deeds for the city when he took over, although some were suspicious of him due to his power. Flavor, having lost his home and company as a result of Monotoli's actions (which drove the company to bankruptcy), spends his time in Jackie's Cafe attempting to discover the secret behind his sudden rise to power. 
After defeating the Mani-Mani Statue, Monotoli returns to his right mind and later stops running the building. Once the player defeats Giygas, Monotoli is no longer the owner of the building and instead became the elevator man, while Enrich Flavor was returned to the ownership position, and the building is known as the "Enrich Flavor building". The player can talk to Enrich Flavor who says that the player brought Fourside back to life.
Eraser eraser

The Eraser eraser is a key item in EarthBound, being one of Apple Kid's inventions. It is similar to the Pencil eraser in that erases an iron eraser-shaped statue.
==Usage==
The Eraser eraser is obtained from Apple Kid's mouse at Dr. Andonuts lab. It erases the iron eraser statue blocking the underground path below Stonehenge. It is the only eraser-shaped statue in the game.
In Japan the item erases a statue shaped like a limbless doll, known as a "Kokeshi". The joke is that the Japanese word for eraser is "Keshi" and the item is named the "Kokeshi Keshi". The English version replaced it with a similar joke with the statue being changed into an eraser-shaped statue, which is erased with an eraser, thus naming the item the "eraser eraser".
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*Pencil Eraser
Category:EarthBound items
Category:Key items
Escargo Express

Escargo Express is a company in EarthBound. The name of the company is a joke, as Escargot, which is similar in spelling to Escargo, is French for snail, making the name an oxymoron. Tracy works for the company.The Escargo Express is similar to Ninten's Sister in Mother. Ness can call them and store three items at a time. The delivery charge is $18. After calling them, the delivery man will come and ask for the money and the items he should give or deposit. If Poo is holding the Hawk Eye when he temporarily leaves the party after the Pyramid or if Paula is holding the Pencil Eraser when being captured by Mr. Spooky in Fourside Department Store, it will automatically be deposited with Escargo Express. Ness will receive a phone call if this happens.
The player can call Escargo Express after they call Ness's mother, who will tell the player about his sister working at Escargo Express. Afterwards, the player will be able to receive and deposit items in most locations.
Some items react in certain ways when taken by Escargo Express. For example, Teddy Bears and Super Plush Bears have all their HP restored when given to them to store, then taking them back later.
Category:EarthBound