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The '''Word on the Wind''' (Japanese '''{{tt|おしゃベりなかぜ|Oshaberi na Kaze}}''' ''Talking Wind'') is a game mechanic in [[Mother 3]], giving hints and instructions on how to use [[PSI]], and about the [[Status ailments#Feverishness|feverish]] status ailment. At the beginning and end of its hints, it makes a whooshing sound heard nowhere else in the game, as well as using the onomatopoeia "whoosh" at the beginning and end of its sentences. | The '''Word on the Wind''' (Japanese '''{{tt|おしゃベりなかぜ|Oshaberi na Kaze}}''' ''Talking Wind'') is a game mechanic in [[Mother 3]], giving hints and instructions on how to use [[PSI]], and about the [[Status ailments#Feverishness|feverish]] status ailment. At the beginning and end of its hints, it makes a whooshing sound heard nowhere else in the game, as well as using the onomatopoeia "whoosh" at the beginning and end of its sentences. | ||
===[[Memo]] {{tt|description|the memo is a beta feature, so certain details may have changed in the final release}}=== | ===[[Memo]] {{tt|description|the memo is a beta feature, so certain details may have changed in the final release}}=== | ||
"''Don't hesitate to listen closely to what rumors the wind has to say.''" | "''Don't hesitate to listen closely to what rumors the wind has to say. Perhaps an important hint that will prove useful to your adventure is hiding within.''" | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 21 September 2013
The Word on the Wind (Japanese おしゃベりなかぜ Talking Wind) is a game mechanic in Mother 3, giving hints and instructions on how to use PSI, and about the feverish status ailment. At the beginning and end of its hints, it makes a whooshing sound heard nowhere else in the game, as well as using the onomatopoeia "whoosh" at the beginning and end of its sentences.
Memo description
"Don't hesitate to listen closely to what rumors the wind has to say. Perhaps an important hint that will prove useful to your adventure is hiding within."
