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{{Enemy infobox/M3 | {{Enemy infobox/M3 | ||
|enname=Clayman | |enname=Clayman | ||
|jpkana=ネンドじん | |jpkana={{tt|ネンドじん|Nendo-jin}} | ||
|jptrans=Clayman | |jptrans=Clayman | ||
|owupload=yes | |owupload=yes | ||
|overworld=ClaymanOverworld.png | |overworld=ClaymanOverworld.png | ||
| | |twosprite=yes | ||
|imagetab1=Standing sprite | |||
|image1=Clayman.png | |||
|imagetab2=Fallen sprite | |||
|image2=Clayman2.png | |||
|imagedesc1=Standing sprite in [[Mother 3]] | |||
|imagedesc2=Fallen sprite in [[Mother 3]] | |||
|HP=879 | |HP=879 | ||
|PP=0 | |PP=0 | ||
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|money=0 | |money=0 | ||
|location=[[Osohe Castle]] | |location=[[Osohe Castle]] | ||
|song= | |song=Cumbersome Guys | ||
}} | }} | ||
A '''Clayman''' is an artificial species in [[Mother 3]]. They are servants made of clay to do as instructed by the [[ | A '''Clayman''' is an artificial species in [[Mother 3]]. They are servants made of clay to do as instructed by the [[Pigmask Army]]. [[Duster]], along side with [[Wess]], fights one in [[Chapter 2]] as a boss. Lucas and company later fight a [[Forlorn Junk Heap]], a Clayman that was thrown away long ago and merged with various trash. It is extremely weak to Duster's Hypno Pendelum | ||
{{Attack table}} | |||
{{Attack table/cell|Throw a punch|Deals mid-level damage to one party member}} | |||
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{{Attack table/cell|Do a bum-rush|Deals high level damage to one party member}} | |||
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{{Attack table/cell|Be absentminded|No effect}} | |||
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{{Attack table/cell|Crash down on top of someone with all its might|Deals high-level damage to one party member}} | |||
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== In [[Mother 3]] == | == In [[Mother 3]] == | ||
[[File:Clayman Battle.png|thumb|left|Duster encounters a Clayman in Chapter 2.]] | [[File:Clayman Battle.png|thumb|left|Duster encounters a Clayman in Chapter 2.]] | ||
Claymen played a considerably large role in the events of Mother 3. They were first seen in the invasion of [[Osohe Castle]], where they were used in the form of bulky servants to destroy | Claymen played a considerably large role in the events of Mother 3. They were first seen in the invasion of [[Osohe Castle]], where they were used in the form of bulky servants to destroy the castle's interior. They are created in the [[Clayman Factory]], as shown in [[Chapter 4]]. | ||
An old and beat-up Clayman was found by [[Duster]], and he had buried the [[Egg of Light]] inside of it. Three years later in [[Chapter 5]], just as [[Lucas]] and his friends were about to retrieve the Egg of Light, a lightning bolt zapped the Clayman, being super-charged with electricity to the point where it could sprint backwards amazing speeds amazing speeds. Over the course of Chapter 5, it makes its way to a garbage dump to be thrown away. Just as the Egg of Light was about to be retrieved, another Clayman in the form of a [[Forlorn Junk Heap]] reanimates itself and attacks Lucas and company. | |||
Later, in [[Chapter 7]], just as Lucas and [[Boney]] were about to be attacked once again by the [[Almost Mecha-Lion]], a Clayman jumps into the way to save their lives; another is seen trying to force entry into [[Chupichupyoi Temple]] before it is destroyed by the [[Masked Man]] for failing to do so. Beyond that, the Claymen are only seen again in the credits. | |||
=== Characteristics === | |||
Claymen are large masses of clay that were brought to life. They appear to have a humanoid shape, with a large, rectangular body and large hands with only 3 fingers. Their legs are considerably small for their size, meaning that they are generally slow creatures. They have a pink antennae-like bulb on the top of their heads, which presumably acts as the controlled component of the Clayman. Claymen come to life via being zapped with electricity. This would normally be illogical, due to clay being a non-conductive material, but the mysterious bulb could possibly be a highly conductive wire that courses throughout the Clayman. When an active Clayman is zapped once again, it will be re-energized, capable of running at incredible speeds. They appear to make strange moans to attempt to communicate with others. Claymen are docile in nature, and will only attack if it is either malfunctioning or otherwise commanded to. | |||
[[Shigesato Itoi]] pointed out that Claymen are in a sense analogous to humanity, commenting that "in some myths and legends, it's thought that God breathed life into a pile of clay to create humans," and that "You can make the claim that Claymen are people, too."<ref>[http://mother3.fobby.net/interview/m3int_06.html Nindori.com interview with Shigesato Itoi], translated</ref> | |||
== | ===[[Battle Memory]] description=== | ||
"''A lump of clay brought to life. It works as hard as it looks sad.''" | |||
===[[Memo]] {{tt|description|the memo is a beta feature, so certain details may have changed in the final release}}=== | |||
"''These clods are mass-produced out of clay. To the Pigmasks, they are a valuable workforce that never complains.''" | |||
== | ==References== | ||
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