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added couple trivia, adjusted one of the trivia to read less awkwardly, and added note about potentially being at Canary Village
m (Even though it is true, the trivia needs to be related to Pippi herself, and this trivia is about Pippi being treated equal to a permanent member. The others being potentially temporary doesn't have relevance to Pippi herself. That said though, it would actually be relevant to put on party member so I'm moving it there)
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(added couple trivia, adjusted one of the trivia to read less awkwardly, and added note about potentially being at Canary Village)
 
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|caption=Artwork of Pippi from the Mother guidebook
|caption=Artwork of Pippi from the Mother guidebook
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|spritecaption=Pippi's official clay model
|spritecaption=Pippi's official papier-mâché model
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|spritecaption2=Pippi's in game sprite
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==Physical appearance==
==Physical appearance==
Pippi wears a pink dress, along with long yellow socks and red shoes. She has red hair tied into two braids, and her clay model depicts her with freckles on her face and yellow bows in her hair.
Pippi wears a pink dress, along with long yellow socks and red shoes. She has red hair tied into two braids, and her papier-mâché model depicts her with freckles on her face and yellow bows in her hair.


Pippi is a reference to [[wikipedia:Pippi Longstocking|Pippi Longstocking]], as they have the same name, same hair design and both seem to wear unusually long socks.<ref name=LittlePippiMissing/> Pippi's immense strength when leveled up also alludes to Pippi Longstocking, as the titular character displays amazing strength in the book series, and is referred commonly as "The Strongest Girl In the World". Another reference to Pippi Longstocking is her mother's last name, Lindgren.
Pippi is a reference to [[wikipedia:Pippi Longstocking|Pippi Longstocking]], as they have the same name, same hair design and both seem to wear unusually long socks.<ref name=LittlePippiMissing/> Pippi's immense strength when leveled up also alludes to Pippi Longstocking, as the titular character displays amazing strength in the book series, and is referred commonly as "The Strongest Girl In the World". Another reference to Pippi Longstocking is her mother's last name, Lindgren.


==History==
==Role==
Pippi disappears prior to the events of the game, and [[Ninten]] is asked by her [[Mrs. Lindgren|mother]] and the [[A. Goodman|mayor of Podunk]] to rescue her. After traveling through the [[South Cemetery]], Ninten finds an opening in one of the graves, where Pippi is in the southwestern casket; the others each contain [[PseudoZombi|Pseudo Zombies]]. After opening the casket containing Pippi, she asks Ninten a series of questions, which if answered correctly will yield one of the only two obtainable [[Franklin Badge]]s. After returning her to the mayor, Ninten is given a $100 prize for rescuing her, and a [[List of key items in Mother#Zoo Key|Zoo Key]] from [[Abbott]]. If Ninten returns to Pippi's home, he can speak to her to obtain any items that were in her inventory when she left, and she will once again ask the questions required to obtain the Franklin Badge if Ninten previously answered them incorrectly.
Pippi disappears prior to the events of the game, and [[Ninten]] is asked by her [[Mrs. Lindgren|mother]] and the [[A. Goodman|mayor of Podunk]] to rescue her. After traveling through the [[South Cemetery]], Ninten finds an opening in one of the graves, where Pippi is in the southwestern casket; the others each contain [[PseudoZombi|Pseudo Zombies]]. After opening the casket containing Pippi, she asks Ninten a series of questions, which if answered correctly will yield one of the only two obtainable [[Franklin Badge]]s. Optionally, before bringing her to the mayor, Ninten can choose to have Pippi accompany him to [[Canary Village]] and obtain [[Laura]]'s melody with her, but this isn't required. After returning her to the mayor, Ninten is given a $100 prize for rescuing her, and a [[Zoo Key]] from [[Abbott]]. If Ninten returns to Pippi's home, he can speak to her to obtain any items that were in her inventory when she left (minus [[Bread Crumbs]]), and she will once again ask the questions required to obtain the Franklin Badge if Ninten previously answered them incorrectly.


She makes a second appearance in the [[swamp]] on the way to [[Ellay]], residing in a house in the center. Ninten and his friends can speak to Pippi for recovery, where she asks Ninten not to tell her mother that she was there.
She makes a second appearance in the [[swamp]] on the way to [[Ellay]], residing in a house in the center. Ninten and his friends can speak to Pippi for recovery, where she asks Ninten not to tell her mother that she was there.
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*Pippi's stat growth rates are identical to Teddy's.
*Pippi's stat growth rates are identical to Teddy's.
**As a result, besides PP, Wisdom, and Force, Pippi outranks Ninten in every stat, so many players hold on to her for as long as possible.
**As a result, besides PP, Wisdom, and Force, Pippi outranks Ninten in every stat, so many players hold on to her for as long as possible.
*Despite being restricted to such an early section of the game, Pippi can still be present for obtaining two melodies. The first is the one in the broken [[Doll]] at Ninten's house if it was skipped earlier, and the second is from Laura at Canary Village.
*In the Japanese Famicom version of the game only, if Pippi had Bread Crumbs in her inventory when delivered to the mayor, she will be able to return them to Ninten if he speaks to her at her house. If Ninten didn't previously use Bread himself, the game will end up using an invalid value for the destination supposed to be travelled to, resulting in Ninten being transported to a glitchy, grey version of the overworld. To fix this, all subsequent releases of the game were changed so that Pippi will no longer give Ninten her bread crumbs if she had any.
*An unused [[Gang Zombie (unused enemy)|enemy]] in ''Mother'' closely resembles Pippi, for unknown reasons.
*An unused [[Gang Zombie (unused enemy)|enemy]] in ''Mother'' closely resembles Pippi, for unknown reasons.
*If one plays throughout the game without returning Pippi (through hacking), she will not appear in the house at the swamp.
*If one plays throughout the game without returning Pippi (through hacking), she will not appear in the house at the swamp.
*A [[bulbapedia: Clefairy_(Pokémon)|character]] by [[Ape Inc.|Creatures Inc.]]'s Japanese name coincidentally is Pippi.
*The Japanese name of [[bulbapedia: Clefairy_(Pokémon)|Clefairy]] from [[wikipedia: Pokémon|Pokémon]], another series by [[Ape Inc.|Creatures Inc.]], coincidentally is Pippi (ピッピ).


==Gallery==
==Gallery==