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==Bread Crumbs== | ==Bread Crumbs== | ||
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'''Bread Crumbs''', or simply '''Crumbs''', ({{tt|'''パンくず'''|Pankuzu}} ''Bread Crumbs'') is an item which appears in one's inventory if [[The player|the player]] has chosen to use a [[List of recovery items in Mother#Bread|Bread]], rather than eating it. If one uses a Bread, it will be rendered into crumbs and will be successively dropped as [[Ninten]] and his friends walk around, in order to leave a trail. If the crumbs then get used, it will transport Ninten to the origin of the bread trail, and it thus acts as an effective way to escape from tough or confusing areas. | '''Bread Crumbs''', or simply '''Crumbs''', ({{tt|'''パンくず'''|Pankuzu}} ''Bread Crumbs'') is an item which appears in one's inventory if [[The player|the player]] has chosen to use a [[List of recovery items in Mother#Bread|Bread]], rather than eating it. If one uses a Bread, it will be rendered into crumbs and will be successively dropped as [[Ninten]] and his friends walk around, in order to leave a trail. If the crumbs then get used, it will transport Ninten to the origin of the bread trail, and it thus acts as an effective way to escape from tough or confusing areas. | ||
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==Franklin Badge== | ==Franklin Badge== | ||
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The '''Franklin Badge''', alternatively '''FranklnBdge''', ({{tt|'''フランクリンバッヂ'''|Furankurin Bajji}} ''Franklin Badge'') is an item present in all of the {{se|Mother}} games. In the original {{vg|Mother}} it's only capable of deflecting [[PK Beam|PK Beam γ]] attacks, which normally would result in an instant [[Status ailment|death]]. A total of two can be found in the game; one from [[Pippi]] by answering her questions in a certain order, and one in a [[Present|present]] in the northern area of [[Duncan's Factory]]. | The '''Franklin Badge''', alternatively '''FranklnBdge''', ({{tt|'''フランクリンバッヂ'''|Furankurin Bajji}} ''Franklin Badge'') is an item present in all of the {{se|Mother}} games. In the original {{vg|Mother}} it's only capable of deflecting [[PK Beam|PK Beam γ]] attacks, which normally would result in an instant [[Status ailment|death]]. A total of two can be found in the game; one from [[Pippi]] by answering her questions in a certain order, and one in a [[Present|present]] in the northern area of [[Duncan's Factory]]. | ||
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==FrndshpRing== | ==FrndshpRing== | ||
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The '''FrndshpRing''' ({{tt|'''ゆうじょうのゆびわ'''|Yūjou no Yubiwa}} ''Friendship Ring'') is an item that only appears in the Japanese version of {{vg|Mother}}.<ref>[[:File:FrndshpRingRef.png|FrndshpRing's Encyclopedia Mother Entry]]</ref> It was replaced by the [[List of miscellaneous items in Mother#Repel Ring|Repel Ring]] in the English prototype and the [[Mother 1+2]] port. | The '''FrndshpRing''' ({{tt|'''ゆうじょうのゆびわ'''|Yūjou no Yubiwa}} ''Friendship Ring'') is an item that only appears in the Japanese version of {{vg|Mother}}.<ref>[[:File:FrndshpRingRef.png|FrndshpRing's Encyclopedia Mother Entry]]</ref> It was replaced by the [[List of miscellaneous items in Mother#Repel Ring|Repel Ring]] in the English prototype and the [[Mother 1+2]] port. | ||
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==Last Weapon== | ==Last Weapon== | ||
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The '''Last Weapon''' ({{tt|'''さいしゅうへいき'''|Saishū Heiki}} ''Final Weapon'') can be purchased from the [[Mysterious Teacher]] for $1048, after [[Lloyd]] has joined Ninten's party. It's a gag item, whose only purpose is to tell [[The player|the player]] how to turn off the power of one's [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]]. | The '''Last Weapon''' ({{tt|'''さいしゅうへいき'''|Saishū Heiki}} ''Final Weapon'') can be purchased from the [[Mysterious Teacher]] for $1048, after [[Lloyd]] has joined Ninten's party. It's a gag item, whose only purpose is to tell [[The player|the player]] how to turn off the power of one's [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]]. | ||
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==Map== | ==Map== | ||
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The '''Map''' ({{tt|'''ちず'''|Chizu}} ''Map'') only exists as an obtainable item in the Japanese [[Nintendo Entertainment System|Famicom]] version of {{vg|Mother}}. It can be found in a [[present]] in the basement of [[Ninten's house]], where it is replaced by [[List of recovery items in Mother#Bread|Bread]] in the English prototype and [[Mother 1+2]] port. When used, it displays a scaled down, two-dimensional picture of the [[America|overworld]] and marks the current location of [[Ninten]] and his friends. It cannot be used inside of buildings and similarly isolated locations, nor can it be used while being in [[Magicant]]. In the prototype and [[Game Boy Advance]] [[Mother 1+2|port]], the map can more easily be accessed by simply pressing the Start button. Nonetheless, it still remains as an item in the game's coding in these versions, albeit unused.<ref>[http://www.lostlevels.org/200407/earth-04.shtml Lost Levels: Mother: Unused Text]</ref> When the item is used in the [[Mother 1+2]] version of the game, a short delay occurs before the map is shown. | The '''Map''' ({{tt|'''ちず'''|Chizu}} ''Map'') only exists as an obtainable item in the Japanese [[Nintendo Entertainment System|Famicom]] version of {{vg|Mother}}. It can be found in a [[present]] in the basement of [[Ninten's house]], where it is replaced by [[List of recovery items in Mother#Bread|Bread]] in the English prototype and [[Mother 1+2]] port. When used, it displays a scaled down, two-dimensional picture of the [[America|overworld]] and marks the current location of [[Ninten]] and his friends. It cannot be used inside of buildings and similarly isolated locations, nor can it be used while being in [[Magicant]]. In the prototype and [[Game Boy Advance]] [[Mother 1+2|port]], the map can more easily be accessed by simply pressing the Start button. Nonetheless, it still remains as an item in the game's coding in these versions, albeit unused.<ref name=LostLevels>[http://www.lostlevels.org/200407/earth-04.shtml Lost Levels: Mother: Unused Text]</ref> When the item is used in the [[Mother 1+2]] version of the game, a short delay occurs before the map is shown. | ||
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==Ocarina== | ==Ocarina== | ||
[[File:OcarinaEncyclopedia.png| | [[File:OcarinaEncyclopedia.png|130px|right|frameless]] | ||
The '''Ocarina''', alternatively '''Ocarina of Hope''', ({{tt|'''きぼうのオカリナ'''|Kibou no Okarina}} ''Ocarina of Hope'') can be received from a citizen of Magicant, who resides in a building to the east of the entrance point, after talking to him. The Ocarina is used to play the [[Eight Melodies|melodies]] which [[Ninten]]'s party currently has learned. A person in a building in the northwestern area of Magicant will mention that he used to run a musical store there, but that the Ocarina he ordered never arrived, and that he as a result has given up with maintaining the business, possibly referring to the one Ninten obtains. | The '''Ocarina''', alternatively '''Ocarina of Hope''', ({{tt|'''きぼうのオカリナ'''|Kibou no Okarina}} ''Ocarina of Hope'') can be received from a citizen of Magicant, who resides in a building to the east of the entrance point, after talking to him. The Ocarina is used to play the [[Eight Melodies|melodies]] which [[Ninten]]'s party currently has learned. A person in a building in the northwestern area of Magicant will mention that he used to run a musical store there, but that the Ocarina he ordered never arrived, and that he as a result has given up with maintaining the business, possibly referring to the one Ninten obtains. | ||
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==Onyx Hook== | ==Onyx Hook== | ||
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The '''Onyx Hook''' ({{tt|'''めのうのつりばり'''|Menou no Tsuribari}} ''Agate Fish Hook'') is first received after beating the [[The Fish]] in [[Magicant]]'s [[Magicant Underground|Underground]]. It can be used anywhere to teleport Ninten and his friends straight to [[Magicant]], which otherwise only can be reached by certain stones engraved with "XX". However, it can't be used to leave [[Magicant]], which forces [[Ninten]] to go through the underground tunnel again to leave Magicant before he or [[Ana]] learns [[Teleport]]. It is considered a very useful item, despite being optional. When [[Eve]] is in the party, this item can't be used. | The '''Onyx Hook''' ({{tt|'''めのうのつりばり'''|Menou no Tsuribari}} ''Agate Fish Hook'') is first received after beating the [[The Fish]] in [[Magicant]]'s [[Magicant Underground|Underground]]. It can be used anywhere to teleport Ninten and his friends straight to [[Magicant]], which otherwise only can be reached by certain stones engraved with "XX". However, it can't be used to leave [[Magicant]], which forces [[Ninten]] to go through the underground tunnel again to leave Magicant before he or [[Ana]] learns [[Teleport]]. It is considered a very useful item, despite being optional. When [[Eve]] is in the party, this item can't be used. | ||
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==Real Rocket== | ==Real Rocket== | ||
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The '''Real Rocket''' ({{tt|'''ロケット (ほんもの)'''|Roketto (Honmono)}} ''Rocket (Real)'') is a gag item, which can be bought from the [[Mysterious Teacher]] in [[Twinkle Elementary School]] for {{$}}3485. Immediately after it has been bought, a sound resembling the takeoff of an aircraft can be heard, indicating that it flies off, which generally makes it considered to be a waste of money to buy it. Also, because of this, the item doesn't have any in-game description, as it never shows up in one's inventory. | The '''Real Rocket''' ({{tt|'''ロケット (ほんもの)'''|Roketto (Honmono)}} ''Rocket (Real)'') is a gag item, which can be bought from the [[Mysterious Teacher]] in [[Twinkle Elementary School]] for {{$}}3485. Immediately after it has been bought, a sound resembling the takeoff of an aircraft can be heard, indicating that it flies off, which generally makes it considered to be a waste of money to buy it. Also, because of this, the item doesn't have any in-game description, as it never shows up in one's inventory. | ||
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==Red Weed== | ==Red Weed== | ||
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'''Red Weed''' ({{tt|'''あかいくさ'''|Akai Kusa}} ''Red Grass'') are plants that can be found throughout [[Magicant]], and can be distinguished by their distinctive red color, in contrast to the other grass-like plants which are colored green. To obtain them, they simply need to be [[check]]ed. There is a total of three red-colored plants, and every plant holds onto an infinite amount of Red Weed. In their current state, they don't have any real use, but when taken to [[Queen Mary]]'s Fountain to in western Magicant, they will transform into [[List of recovery items in Mother#Magic Herb|Magic Herbs]], and be able to replenish 30 [[Status#HP|HP]] each. | '''Red Weed''' ({{tt|'''あかいくさ'''|Akai Kusa}} ''Red Grass'') are plants that can be found throughout [[Magicant]], and can be distinguished by their distinctive red color, in contrast to the other grass-like plants which are colored green. To obtain them, they simply need to be [[check]]ed. There is a total of three red-colored plants, and every plant holds onto an infinite amount of Red Weed. In their current state, they don't have any real use, but when taken to [[Queen Mary]]'s Fountain to in western Magicant, they will transform into [[List of recovery items in Mother#Magic Herb|Magic Herbs]], and be able to replenish 30 [[Status#HP|HP]] each. | ||
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==TimeMachine== | ==TimeMachine== | ||
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The '''TimeMachine''' ({{tt|'''タイムマシン'''|Taimu Mashin}} ''Time Machine'') is an item that only appears in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|Famicom]] version of {{vg|Mother}}, where it can be purchased for {{$}}2775 from the [[Mysterious Teacher]] in [[Twinkle Elementary School]].<ref>[[:File:TimeMachineRef.png|TimeMachine's Encyclopedia Mother Entry]]</ref> When it is bought, the Mysterious Teacher will explain how it is used, and tell [[Ninten]]'s party not to press a certain button. The teacher then accidentally presses it, and Ninten's party is transported to a destroyed version of the Mysterious Teacher's room seen after [[Lloyd]] blows it up. | The '''TimeMachine''' ({{tt|'''タイムマシン'''|Taimu Mashin}} ''Time Machine'') is an item that only appears in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|Famicom]] version of {{vg|Mother}}, where it can be purchased for {{$}}2775 from the [[Mysterious Teacher]] in [[Twinkle Elementary School]].<ref>[[:File:TimeMachineRef.png|TimeMachine's Encyclopedia Mother Entry]]</ref> When it is bought, the Mysterious Teacher will explain how it is used, and tell [[Ninten]]'s party not to press a certain button. The teacher then accidentally presses it, and Ninten's party is transported to a destroyed version of the Mysterious Teacher's room seen after [[Lloyd]] blows it up. | ||
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==Other== | ==Other== | ||
There are unused items in both the Japanese and prototype version of the game, which can be achieved through hacking.<ref | There are unused items in both the Japanese and prototype version of the game, which can be achieved through hacking.<ref name=LostLevels/> | ||
===IC-Chip=== | ===IC-Chip=== | ||
