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==In [[Mother 3]]== | ==In [[Mother 3]]== | ||
===History=== | ===History=== | ||
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====In [[Chapter 1]]==== | ====In [[Chapter 1]]==== | ||
Boney's first appearance is in Chapter 1, before [[Flint]] goes inside of [[Sunshine Forest]] to search for his family. He decides to take Boney along with him, who fights alongside him in battles. Reaching a dead end at [[Mt. Oriander]], Boney is used as a messenger of sorts, when [[Wess]] ties a yellow ribbon around his neck and is told to go find [[Duster]]. The yellow ribbon is a special message of sorts, and Wess is positive that Duster will know what it means. He successfully finds him, asleep in his house, although Boney ends up having to drag Duster along the ground for half of the trip before he wakes up. Duster, using his [[Thief Tools]], allows the party to scale the cliff, where Flint, Boney, and Duster find the [[Pigmask Army]] tampering with a [[Reconstructed Caribou|caribou]]. After defeating the caribou, Boney is taken aside while Flint hears the news about [[Hinawa|his wife]]. Boney remains in his doghouse for the remainder of Chapter 1, [[Chapter 2]], and [[Chapter 3]]. | Boney's first appearance is in Chapter 1, before [[Flint]] goes inside of [[Sunshine Forest]] to search for his family. He decides to take Boney along with him, who fights alongside him in battles. Reaching a dead end at [[Mt. Oriander]], Boney is used as a messenger of sorts, when [[Wess]] ties a yellow ribbon around his neck and is told to go find [[Duster]]. The yellow ribbon is a special message of sorts, and Wess is positive that Duster will know what it means. He successfully finds him, asleep in his house, although Boney ends up having to drag Duster along the ground for half of the trip before he wakes up. Duster, using his [[Thief Tools]], allows the party to scale the cliff, where Flint, Boney, and Duster find the [[Pigmask Army]] tampering with a [[Reconstructed Caribou|caribou]]. After defeating the caribou, Boney is taken aside while Flint hears the news about [[Hinawa|his wife]]. Boney remains in his doghouse for the remainder of Chapter 1, [[Chapter 2]], and [[Chapter 3]]. | ||
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Arriving in New Pork City, the party travels to a theater, where Boney smells a stinkbug. Chasing it, Boney finds the [[New Pork City sewers|apartment complex in the sewers]] underneath [[Arcade 1-Up]]. Lucas, Duster, and Kumatora are lead there by a man in the arcade who claims he hears a dog barking in the sewers below. Boney leads the party to [[Leder]], who explains the history of the [[Nowhere Islands]], committing it to a {{linkitem|key|Mother 3|Stinkbug's Memory}}. The party traverses the sewers again, interrupted by [[Miracle Fassad|Fassad]] again, with even more horns. Defeating him, Fassad drops into the sewers, and his Interpreter flies off, claiming she has no quarrel with them. | Arriving in New Pork City, the party travels to a theater, where Boney smells a stinkbug. Chasing it, Boney finds the [[New Pork City sewers|apartment complex in the sewers]] underneath [[Arcade 1-Up]]. Lucas, Duster, and Kumatora are lead there by a man in the arcade who claims he hears a dog barking in the sewers below. Boney leads the party to [[Leder]], who explains the history of the [[Nowhere Islands]], committing it to a {{linkitem|key|Mother 3|Stinkbug's Memory}}. The party traverses the sewers again, interrupted by [[Miracle Fassad|Fassad]] again, with even more horns. Defeating him, Fassad drops into the sewers, and his Interpreter flies off, claiming she has no quarrel with them. | ||
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===Special abilities=== | ===Special abilities=== | ||
:''See also: [[Check]], [[Jeff#Spying|Spy]]'' | :''See also: [[Check]], [[Jeff#Spying|Spy]]'' | ||
