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'''Mimmie''' and '''Minnie''' are two twin sisters who are introduced in ''[[EarthBound Beginnings]]''; they are also the younger siblings of [[Ninten]], the main protagonist of the game. They do both have essential roles in the beginning of the game, when a poltergeist is haunting their house. Both of the sisters get attacked by inanimate objects which during the odd circumstances are brought to life. Minnie gets attacked by a [[Lamp]]; an encounter which can be avoided by Ninten if he chooses to save Mimmie from her attacker instead. The [[Doll]] which attacks Mimmie is compulsory and vital to defeat as it acts as the first boss and also holds one of the [[Eight Melodies|eight melodies]]. After the poltergeist has disappeared, Ninten can receive an infinite supply of [[Orange Juice]] from both Mimmie and Minnie, which lasts until Ninten has obtained the [[ | '''Mimmie''' and '''Minnie''' are two twin sisters who are introduced in ''[[EarthBound Beginnings]]''; they are also the younger siblings of [[Ninten]], the main protagonist of the game. They do both have essential roles in the beginning of the game, when a poltergeist is haunting their house. Both of the sisters get attacked by inanimate objects which during the odd circumstances are brought to life. Minnie gets attacked by a [[Lamp]]; an encounter which can be avoided by Ninten if he chooses to save Mimmie from her attacker instead. The [[Doll]] which attacks Mimmie is compulsory and vital to defeat as it acts as the first boss and also holds one of the [[Eight Melodies|eight melodies]]. After the poltergeist has disappeared, Ninten can receive an infinite supply of [[Orange Juice]] from both Mimmie and Minnie, which lasts until Ninten has obtained the [[Basement Key]]. | ||
Later in the game, Minnie resides at the main floor of the house and will gladly take care of items which Ninten may deposit and withdraw; which can be pretty useful as Ninten can at his maximum only carry eight items (twenty-four items once he has been accompanied by his traveling partners). The [[Mysterious Goods-Keeper]] who resides in {{ebb|Magicant}} has the same functions as Minnie, as the goods keeper will be available for deposition of items, which she then will send to Ninten's house. | Later in the game, Minnie resides at the main floor of the house and will gladly take care of items which Ninten may deposit and withdraw; which can be pretty useful as Ninten can at his maximum only carry eight items (twenty-four items once he has been accompanied by his traveling partners). The [[Mysterious Goods-Keeper]] who resides in {{ebb|Magicant}} has the same functions as Minnie, as the goods keeper will be available for deposition of items, which she then will send to Ninten's house. | ||