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When entering the more populated area of the city, there's a house to the north (the second one which [[Ninten]] passes if he follows the walkway), which is the only villa in the city which Ninten can experience the interior of; if he chooses to enter, the only individual present inside is a mouse who gives away some information when talked to. It mentions that only buildings with signs or rounded doors can be entered, which can be a useful tip as [[The player|the player]] can decide whether a building is enterable or not just by looking at it. | When entering the more populated area of the city, there's a house to the north (the second one which [[Ninten]] passes if he follows the walkway), which is the only villa in the city which Ninten can experience the interior of; if he chooses to enter, the only individual present inside is a mouse who gives away some information when talked to. It mentions that only buildings with signs or rounded doors can be entered, which can be a useful tip as [[The player|the player]] can decide whether a building is enterable or not just by looking at it. | ||
In the center of the town, there's a building with a pink door, called the | In the center of the town, there's a building with a pink door, called the City Hall, where the [[Mr. Mayor|mayor]] resides, alongside his assistant, named [[Abbott (Mother)|Abbott]]. On the main floor of the City Hall there's a receptionist who will give a hint, after Ninten has saved Pippi, about a wonder girl who will help him during his trip. The majority of the residents who Ninten is able to converse with throughout the town will mostly express concern about the occurring events in the town; however, once Ninten has rescued Pippi from the cemetery, they will mostly thank Ninten for his effort instead of being worried. | ||
In the southern part of the town, where Ninten is getting close to the cemetery, he can find two [[PseudoZombi]]s, who once spoken to will lead to the initiation of a fight. When they've been defeated, their character sprites will disappear from their respective locations, and Ninten can thus never interact with them again. | In the southern part of the town, where Ninten is getting close to the cemetery, he can find two [[PseudoZombi]]s, who once spoken to will lead to the initiation of a fight. When they've been defeated, their character sprites will disappear from their respective locations, and Ninten can thus never interact with them again. | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
Being the first town which [[Ninten]] visits (and begins at), many introductory events occur; especially the first major happening when a poltergeist appears in [[Ninten's house|his home]], which acts as the main event for his quest to initiate. The poltergeist manages to control several inanimate objects, and the phenomenon doesn't end until Ninten defeats the [[Doll]] in [[Mimmie]]'s room, which also possesses the [[Eight Melodies|first melody]], whose significance is left unspecified at this point of the plot. After the occurrence is over, the initiation of the quest is set after a conversation with his dad via the house's telephone, where he vaguely explains it as the time for Ninten to explore the potential of his powers. After gaining access to the family's basement and obtaining his [[Great-Grand Father's Diary]], which acts as a relatively major plot element, Ninten leaves for the more populated area of Podunk. | Being the first town which [[Ninten]] visits (and begins at), many introductory events occur; especially the first major happening when a poltergeist appears in [[Ninten's house|his home]], which acts as the main event for his quest to initiate. The poltergeist manages to control several inanimate objects, and the phenomenon doesn't end until Ninten defeats the [[Doll]] in [[Mimmie]]'s room, which also possesses the [[Eight Melodies|first melody]], whose significance is left unspecified at this point of the plot. After the occurrence is over, the initiation of the quest is set after a conversation with his dad via the house's telephone, where he vaguely explains it as the time for Ninten to explore the potential of his powers. After gaining access to the family's basement and obtaining his [[List of key items in Mother|Great-Grand Father's Diary]], which acts as a relatively major plot element, Ninten leaves for the more populated area of Podunk. | ||
On the way south to Podunk, Ninten meets the mother of a [[Pippi|child]] who has gotten lost in the town's cemetery, which now has gotten infested with zombies and other hostile creatures. Much commotion and distress occurs in the town as several ominous events are going on; poltergeists who are troubling the inhabitants, zombies who have been seen roaming around, animals which have went out of control at the town's zoo, and a girl who has vanished in the midst of it all. When arriving at the main portion of the town Ninten meets the [[Mayor of Podunk|mayor]] in the | On the way south to Podunk, Ninten meets the mother of a [[Pippi|child]] who has gotten lost in the town's cemetery, which now has gotten infested with zombies and other hostile creatures. Much commotion and distress occurs in the town as several ominous events are going on; poltergeists who are troubling the inhabitants, zombies who have been seen roaming around, animals which have went out of control at the town's zoo, and a girl who has vanished in the midst of it all. When arriving at the main portion of the town Ninten meets the [[Mayor of Podunk|mayor]] in the City Hall, who is more concerned about how this will affect the upcoming election. He takes advantage of the situation and sends Ninten to find the lost girl in order for him to get the status of a hero. Once Ninten manages to save the girl named [[Pippi]], who had been hiding under a coffin deep inside of the cemetery, the mayor will bribe him with $100 and the [[List of key items in Mother|key to the zoo]], in hope that Ninten also will deal with problems occurring there. The residents of the town will after the rescue express praise for Ninten's deed when talked to. | ||
Before going to the [[Choucream Zoo|zoo]] to the north, Ninten goes to [[Canary Village]] (which he actually can choose to do before saving Pippi), where the second melody can be found. The village's residents do mostly consist of canaries; Ninten can recieve the song from the one located to the north, behind the wall, who is named [[Laura]]. Upon arriving there, she will express great sadness as her [[Canary Chick|baby canary]] is missing. Ninten must buy the baby from the department store of Podunk to trigger the melody to be sung by Laura, as she will rejoice by the reunion. | Before going to the [[Choucream Zoo|zoo]] to the north, Ninten goes to [[Canary Village]] (which he actually can choose to do before saving Pippi), where the second melody can be found. The village's residents do mostly consist of canaries; Ninten can recieve the song from the one located to the north, behind the wall, who is named [[Laura]]. Upon arriving there, she will express great sadness as her [[Canary Chick|baby canary]] is missing. Ninten must buy the baby from the department store of Podunk to trigger the melody to be sung by Laura, as she will rejoice by the reunion. | ||
