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Nintendo GameCube

The Nintendo GameCube (Japanese: ニンテンドーゲームキューブ Nintendo GameCube) is the sixth generation Nintendo console. The console was released in 2001 as a successor to the Nintendo 64. It is also a predecessor to the Wii. 
There were no EarthBound series games released for the Nintendo GameCube, with the only EarthBound related game being Super Smash Bros. Melee, which features Ness as a playable character and Onett and Fourside as stage.
==Hardware==
The system is Nintendo's second console to display 3D graphics. The controllers are similar to the Nintendo 64's except it has two grips instead of three. The controler features the standard A and B buttons, L and R shoulder buttons, a purple Z button above the R button, a normal analog stick, a C analog stick, a d-pad, X and Y buttons and a start button. Like its predecessor it supports up to four player.
The GameCube does not have built in memory but uses memory cards that hold the saved data. The user can freely move, copy, and delete data from the memory cards. If the user wants to play GameCube game on Wii, the data from the memory card must be needed. The memory cards have different memory capacities and are mainly made by third-party companies, not by the official company.
Three cards were officially released: a gray one that supports 59 blocks, a black one that supports 251 blocks, and a white one that supports 1019 blocks.
==Game Boy Player==
The Game Boy Player is an accessory that allows the GameCube to run Game Boy Advance games.
Using this one can play the Game Boy Advance games Mother 1+2 and Mother 3 on the GameCube.
==EarthBound related games==
*Super Smash Bros. Melee
===With Game Boy Player===
*Mother 1+2
*Mother 3
==Gallery==
Category: Real Life
Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance

The Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance, or NIWA for short, is a network of various wikis and affiliated websites to chronicle the universes made by Nintendo that are independent from larger wiki groups such as Fandom
==History==
The idea of a Nintendo wiki network began as an expansion of what was originally going to be an affiliation between ZeldaWiki and Bulbapedia. After some deliberation, it was instead decided that instead of a minor affiliation, an entire network of independent Nintendo-based wikis could be created, and Super Mario Wiki was shortly asked to join as another founding member, and the NIWA was launched on February 14, 2010.
WikiBound joined the NIWA on November 5, 2010 and became the 12th member of the NIWA, during "The Great Influx", a period where 10 wikis rapidly joined the NIWA in the span of two months.
Since then, the NIWA continuously expanded and other wikis joined the alliance. The list of other wikis include: Metroid Wiki, WiKirby, Wars Wiki, Lylat Wiki, Pikipedia and Pikmin Fanon, StrategyWiki, SmashWiki, Nookipedia, Golden Sun Universe, NintendoWiki, Fire Emblem Wiki, Starfy Wiki, F-Zero Wiki, Icaruspedia, Dragon Quest Wiki, Hard Drop Tetris, Inkipedia, ARMS Institute, Xeno Series Wiki, Dragalia Lost Wiki, Ukikipedia, Drawn to Life Wiki, and most recently Kingdom Hearts Wiki, bringing the total up to 27. Donkey Kong Wiki is the only member to be defunct within the NIWA, having been merged into Super Mario Wiki. Dragon Quest Wiki meanwhile was expelled from the NIWA in an unanimous vote due to inappropriate conduct from the new host.
==Name==
NIWA's name, an acronym of Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance, is the romanized Japanese word for "garden". This is fitting as it symbolises the natural growth of the community around the fandoms that make it up, as well as Nintendo's Japanese origins.
==External links==
The NIWA main page, containing links to all 25 members of the NIWA
Category:Help pages
Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch (Japanese: ニンテンドースイッチ Nintendo Switch) is Nintendo's hybrid console for the eighth generation, being both a handheld and home console. Unlike Nintendo's past home consoles and the Nintendo 3DS, the system is region-free and can play games imported from any region.
Originally codenamed the NX, the system was first officially unveiled in October 2016. It was released in March 2017, succeeding the Wii U and the Nintendo 3DS. The system features a 6-2 inch touch screen with detachable controllers known as Joy-Cons, along with a dock which is used for TV mode. The Nintendo Switch saw an almost immediate surge in success, selling over 10 million units and became the fastest-selling video game console in America within a time frame of the first ten months.NintendoAmerica (January 4, 2018). "Within 10 months, #NintendoSwitch has become the fastest-selling video game system of all time in the US!" Twitter. Retrieved January 4, 2018. As of December 31, 2023, the Nintendo Switch has sold 139.36 million units worldwide, making it Nintendo's second best-selling video game console after the Nintendo DS.IR Information: Sales Data - Dedicated Video Game Sales Units. Nintendo. Retrieved March 11, 2024.
==Features==
The Switch expands on the idea of a home console with handheld features that was previously used for the Wii U. The system can be played in three different modes: handheld mode, tabletop mode, and TV mode. In handheld mode the two Joy-Cons are attached to the sides of the system, and plays in a similar way as the Wii U. In tabletop mode the Switch system is placed on a surface while players use different controllers to play. In TV mode the Switch system is placed into the dock which allows it to connect to the TV, and games can be played using detachable controllers.
The touch screen is only usable in Tabletop Mode and Handheld Mode. Motion controls (other than the gyroscope) are only usable in TV Mode and Tabletop Mode. 
==Connectivity==
Like Nintendo's previous systems, the Nintendo Switch features online support requiring a paid membership known as . The Nintendo Switch Online service succeeds and in that it allows players to compete with other Switch system. Nintendo Switch Online also features an application to play games released for the Nintendo Entertainment System and Super Nintendo Entertainment System, replacing the Virtual Console service.
The is also supported for purchasing games online.
== and games==
*EarthBound Beginnings - Included with the Nintendo Switch Online subscription service
*EarthBound - Included with the Nintendo Switch Online subscription service
*Mother 3 (Japan only) - Included with the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription service
*Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
==References==
Category: Real Life
Nippolyte

Nippolyte is a character in Mother 3. He is an old man who lives in a house in the Sunset Cemetery, which is located north of Tazmily Village.
Nippolyte is the grave keeper of the village, and secretly takes care of the garden in front of Osohe Castle. His house contains the secret passage to the castle, and he was also the one responsible for digging Hinawa's grave. 
After the Pigmask Army modernizes the village, Nippolyte's house gets destroyed by a lightning bolt. 
In Chapter 7, he gives Lucas the Courage Badge which he got from Flint. 
In Chapter 8, he is seen in New Pork City.
==Trivia==
*Promotional material for EarthBound 64 indicate that Nippolyte's original design closely resembled Dampé from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, another Nintendo 64 game.
No Good Fly

The No Good Fly is one of the enemies in EarthBound, found in the northwestern graveyard in Threed and in the tunnel to Grapefruit Falls. Their stronger counterpart is the Mostly Bad Fly. Their coloration is similar to that of a Bumblebee.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"A few swats will quiet this buzzing annoyance."
==Gallery==
NoGoodFlyClay.png|Clay model of a No Good Fly.
Category:Insect EarthBound enemies
Noble Seed

The Noble Seed is a status ailment healing item found only in EarthBound Beginnings used to cure confusion. The seed can only be obtained by defeating BigWoodohs in , which occasionally drop it after battle.
==Usage==
The Noble Seed when used in battle will cures a party member from confusion, which may occur after being exposed to BrainShock, Wicked Seeds or occasionally by Rockoyle attacks.
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==Gallery==
Noble seed.jpg|Artwork of the Noble Seed from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Recovery items
Noble Spittoon

The Noble Spittoon is a key item found in Mother 3 in Chapter 2. It is a spittoon that is said to have been passed down for many generations in Osohe Castle.
==Usage==
Duster retrieves the Noble Spittoon from Osohe Castle thinking it is the treasure that Wess had instructed him to bring. Once brought to Wess, he admires it at first and then shattering it on the ground in rage due to being the wrong item. Later, he and Duster team up to find the real treasure, the Egg of Light.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Key items
Noose Man

Noose Man is a type of enemy in EarthBound. They are personified nooses. They can regularly attack the party. They are based on the Rope enemy from EarthBound Beginnings.
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==EarthBound Player's Guide description==
"This bad braid, this twine of terror isn't as much of a pain in the neck as it seems. Use PSI Fire to unravel its attack."
Nuclear Reactor Robot

The Nuclear Reactor Robot is an enemy in EarthBound and Mother 3. It explodes when it is defeated. It is based on the SuperEnergy from EarthBound Beginnings and is a more difficult version of the Atomic Power Robot in both of the games.
==In EarthBound==
The Nuclear Reactor Robot is an enemy in EarthBound, which can be found in the Cave of the Past. The visual differences between it and the Atomic Power Robot are pretty small, and are mainly additional shadings and some minor adjustment in the coloring.
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===EarthBound Player's Guide description===
"This nuke will nuke everything in sight if it is defeated. The best strategy is to run from it. If it is with a companion, defeat the companion, then run."
==In Mother 3==
The Nuclear Reactor Robot is an enemy in Mother 3, which can be found on the laboratory-themed floor of the Empire Porky Building. In contrast to the Atomic Power Robot, it has now changed from gray to yellow, has a green eye-like component instead of a red one, and has an "S" imprinted on it.
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===Battle Memory description===
"Replenishes even more energy than the Atomic Power Robot, but its explosion is all the more powerful, too."
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Nut

The Nut is an HP restoring recovery item found in Mother 3 only obtainable prior to Chapter 4. They are also used to make Nut Cookies and Nut Bread.
==Usage==
===As a recovery item===
When eaten by a party member on its own, the Nut will replenish approximately 5 HP.
===Other uses===
Nuts can be given to Caroline and she will bake it into another item:
*Giving her one will have her bake it into a Nut Cookie.
*Giving her three will have her bake it into Nut Bread.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
Nut Bread

:For other uses of the word "Bread", see Bread (disambiguation)
The Nut Bread is an HP restoring recovery item found in Mother 3. It is a loaf of bread baked from Nuts.
==Usage==
When eaten by a party member, the Nut Bread will replenish approximately 30 HP.
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Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Recovery items
O2 Machine

O2 Machines are a type of machine in Mother 3 for use by the Pigmask Army. They are shaped like mermen, and supply oxygen through their mouths. They are found exclusively in the Sea Floor Dungeon, where they refill the oxygen meter completely when used, as well as making Lucas's party blush. There is also an Oxygen Supply Machine in the Empire Porky Building that is shaped like a centaur. He will ask to give some oxygen for "old time's sake."
==Trivia==
*The Oxygen Machine makes a cameo appearance in A Kappa's Trail, which, like Mother 3, was developed by Brownie Brown. If the player's kappa eats enough red fish at Kappa Cove, there is a small chance that the Oxygen Machine will be placed on the seafloor at Kappa Cove, where it remains permanently.
Ocarina

The Ocarina of Hope, referred to as simply Ocarina in the menus, is an item in EarthBound Beginnings. It can be received from a citizen of , who resides in a building to the east of the entrance point, after talking to him.
==Usage==
The Ocarina of Hope is used to play the melodies which Ninten's party currently has learned. Melodies that have not been learned will instead use a beep as a placeholders sound.
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==Artwork==
Ocarina.jpg|Artwork of the Ocarina from Mother's strategy guide
==Trivia==
*The Ocarina can be seen as the predecessor of the Sound Stone in EarthBound due to their similar functions. Unlike the Sound Stone, however, the Ocarina is not required to complete the game.
*A person in a building in the northwestern area of Magicant will mention that he used to run a musical store there, but that the ocarina he ordered never arrived, and that he as a result has given up with maintaining the business, possibly referring to the one Ninten obtains.
Category:Miscellaneous items
Ocho

Ocho is a character in Mother 3. He is an octopus, and a good friend of the Magypsy, Mixolydia.
==In Mother 3==
Ocho makes his only appearance in Chapter 7, where he resides in Mixolydia's home on Tanetane Island. After Lucas and his friends are cured of their hallucinations, Ocho gives them all of their lost items that Master Eddy's whirlpool washed away in the Sea Floor Dungeon, which he found washed ashore while beachcombing. When Lucas's party defeats the Barrier Trio and pulls Tanetane Island's Needle, Ocho ferries them back to Tazmily Village, traversing the Sea Floor Dungeon without threat of an enemy attack or being washed ashore from lack of oxygen.
==Gallery==
Ocho hallucination.png|Ocho's appearance while under the influence of Tanetane's mushrooms.
==Trivia==
*Ocho makes a cameo appearance in A Kappa's Trail, which, like Mother 3, was developed by Brownie Brown. If the player's kappa eats enough red fish at Kappa Cove, there is a small chance that the Oxygen Machine will be placed on the seafloor at Kappa Cove, where it remains permanently.
Octobot

Octobot can refer to any of the following enemies:
*In EarthBound:
**Marauder Octobot, found in the Scaraban desert
**Military Octobot, found in Stonehenge Base
**Mechanical Octobot, found in invaded Onett
**Ultimate Octobot, found in the Cave of the Past
*In Mother 3:
**Return of Octobot, found in the Empire Porky Building
Offense Spray

The Offense Spray is a consumable battle item found in Mother 3. It is the offensive counterpart of the Defense Spray.
==Usage==
The Offense Spray will increase the Offense of one party member for one battle.
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==See also==
*Defense Spray
Category:Mother 3 items
Category:Battle items
Offense Up

Offense Up is a PSI technique, introduced in Mother. When used on a party member, it raises their Offense by 1/16th (6.25%) each time it is used until the target's offense becomes 5/4ths (120%). Flint's Strengthen Up causes a comparable effect.
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Oh-Mook

The Oh-Mook is an enemy in Earthbound Beginnings that acts as a more difficult version of the Mook enemies. Not only are its PSI attacks stronger, it can also steal items from the player's inventory. It is also strong against PK Freeze.
Oh-Mooks are similar in appearance to the Mook Senior enemies in Earthbound. Both even have similar Japanese names.
==See also==
*Mook
*Lesser Mook
*Mook Senior
*Department Store Spook
Oh-So-Snake

The Oh-So-Snake is the final boss of Chapter 2 in Mother 3. It is fought in the water channels below Osohe Castle by Duster, Kumatora and Wess after they retrieve the Egg of Light from the castle's top. The Oh-So-Snake can attack the party by diving into the water and creating a giant wave; though this attack will make the boss vulnerable for a few turns.
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==Strategy==
While fighting the Oh-So-Snake, the player must make sure to keep their party members at medium health to avoid being wiped by the giant wave attack; Duster can try to stop the boss by using his Wall Staples while Kumatora uses PK Thunder.
==Battle Memory description==
"An enormous snake that rules the Osohe Castle basement. Disturb its sleep and it will tidal wave you goodbye."
==Trivia==
*Oh-So-Snake's Japanese name is a pun on オソヘ Osohe, and ヘビ hebi, meaning "snake".
Old Man's Paradise

Old Man's Paradise is a retirement home in Mother 3, built over the remains of what was originally Wess' and Duster's house after being struck by lightning. As with Wess's house before, there is a present with Thunder Bombs in it place behind the building that is constantly being filled. The Old Man's Paradise is the home of Tazmily's elders, most notably Wess, Alec, and Mike. The player can also find an elderly Save Frog on the second floor of the building. The workers at the Old Man's Paradise are Nan and Linda.
==In Mother 3==
===In Chapter 4===
After the modernization of Tazmily Village between Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 it was turned into a retirement home by Fassad and the Pigmask Army. The building is in obvious decay, with many holes on the walls and floors, with multiple water leaks on the roof. After Wess is attacked by Fassad's lackeys with a bug catching net, he is being monitored closely and cannot leave. Wess gives Lucas the Carrier Pigeon to send news of his son at Club Titiboo.
===In Chapter 7===
In the beginning of Chapter 7, Wess and Alec catch Lucas and Boney on a pile of straw, and they are taken to Old Man's Paradise to rest. Towards the end of Chapter 7, all of the retirement home's workers have moved to New Pork City. With nobody watching over him now, Wess can be seen standing outside, where he is suspicious of everyone's sudden movement to the big city.
==Gallery==
RetirementHomeInside.png|Lucas inside the Old Man's Paradise.
RetirementHomeWess.png|Wess' room.
Category:Mother 3 locations
Old Sawbones Benny

Old Sawbones Benny is a character in EarthBound Beginnings. He is a doctor who resides in the hospital of Merrysville, which is named after himself.Encyclopedia Mother: Mother'sday Times: Big Ben Casey Hospital Advertisement He is the only doctor in the game who charges half the amount of money Ninten currently is carrying as the price for a treatment. If the amount of money he carries is odd, one dollar will be excluded in the calculation; thus the doctor charges nothing if Ninten carries 0 or 1$. Revival of an unconscious party member does however always cost $190.
==Trivia==
*His Japanese name is a reference to Ben Casey, a surgeon in a television show of the same name.
==References==
OmegaSaucer

The OmegaSaucer is an enemy in EarthBound Beginnings. It is a tougher variant of the Lil Saucer. One or two may appear alongside UltraBarbots.
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==Trivia==
* Lil Saucers and OmegaSaucers may be counterparts to Barbots and UltraBarbots. Lil Saucers and Barbots are both robotic silver enemies found in the same areas. Each of these also has an upgraded red version, OmegaSaucers and UltraBarbots respectively, which can also be found in the same areas as each other.
Onett Public Library

The Onett Public Library is a location in EarthBound, serving a somewhat important role in the game's plot. It is located in the north of Onett, and is the first building south of Ness's house.
The characters in the library mostly serve a tutorial role, explaining various game mechanics like hotels, ATMs, phones, and Magic Butterflies.
==History==
The library contains two important items: the Town map and the Overcoming Shyness book. The town map can be obtained as soon as the library is accessible from the librarian at the front desk. Later in the game, Ness has a task to help the Tenda tribe overcome their shyness. Apple Kid is revealed to have borrowed it, as stated by Orange Kid through a call in Deep Darkness after the party learns the Tenda tribe's shyness problem, however he was captured and taken to Stonehenge Base. After being rescued, he explains he had returned it to the library, allowing Ness to return to the library to borrow it.
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Onyx Hook

The Onyx Hook is an item in EarthBound Beginnings. It is received after beating the The Fish in 's Underground.
==Usage==
The Onyx Hook can be used anywhere to teleport Ninten and his friends straight to , which otherwise only can be reached by certain stones engraved with "XX". However, it cannot be used to leave , which forces Ninten to go through the underground tunnel again to leave Magicant before he or Ana learns Teleport. When Eve is in the party, this item cannot be used.
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==Artwork==
Onyx hook.jpg|Artwork of the Onyx Hook from Mother's strategy guide
Category:Miscellaneous items
Orange Kid

Orange Kid is a very neat, organized inventor who lives in Twoson. Orange Kid is a complete contrast to his rival Apple Kid, who he despises, causing the citizens of Twoson to praise him profusely and giving him a very large ego. However, unlike Apple Kid, Orange Kid is completely useless to Ness's cause.
==Appearance==
Orange Kid lives in a house just north of Apple Kid's. When Ness first encounters him, he would ask Ness for $200; should Ness give him the money, he will give him the Super Orange Machine that would help him eliminate the pencil statue in Peaceful Rest Valley; upon use, however, the Suporma would simply sing a song about Orange Kid's greatness and then break. When Ness decides to invest his money to Apple Kid, Orange Kid would be upset over this, but would still sell him the Suporma at a discounted price of $50. Orange Kid then spends the rest of the game trying to create a device that turns boiled eggs into raw eggs, which he never completes, although he does call Ness to inform him that Apple Kid had went missing after Ness arrives in Tenda Village, he also states that he wanted to borrow the Overcoming Shyness book from his rival since he is somewhat shy. After the party beats Giygas and then Ness speaks to him, he would be either be disappointed that Ness did not give money for his projects before claiming that somebody else has already gave him lots of money for his project, or he would tell Ness to wait for the project to be completed if he did give money to him before.