List of SSB4 trophies (EarthBound series)

The following is a list of the 19 trophies from the EarthBound/Mother series that appear in Super Smash Bros. 4. There are 10 trophies shared between both versions of Smash 4, 5 that are exclusive to Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, and 4 that are exclusive to Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. The fighter version of the Lucas, Lucas (Alt.), and PK Starstorm (Lucas) trophies can only be obtained after purchasing the Lucas DLC.

Both versions

Name	Category	Picture	Picture	Price	Description	Trophy Box
Ness	Fighter			N/A N/A	Hailing from Onett, a small town in Eagleland, this young boy's ordinary looks hide his psychic powers. Ness fought against the evil Giygas in EarthBound, and in Smash Bros. he unleashes some of the same PSI moves. Watch out for PK Thunder, a guided attack that can also launch Ness like a rocket! Hailing from Onett, a small town in Eagleland, this young boy sports ordinary looks that hide his psychic powers. Ness fought against the evil Giygas in EarthBound, and in Smash Bros. he unleashes some of the same PSI moves. Watch out for PK Thunder, a guided attack that can also launch Ness like a rocket! : EarthBound (06/1995) From Onett in Eagleland comes this young lad. He may not look like much, but he has powerful psychic abilities, and they really come in handy in EarthBound. They come in handy in this game, too. Did you know you can control his PK Thunder bolt? Aim it at Ness himself to send him flying, absolutely clobbering anyone in his path! : EarthBound (1994 (JP)) : Mother 1+2 (2003 (JP))	54. Mother Series Mother
Ness (Alt.)	Fighter			N/A 1000 G	Ness may have psychic powers, but that doesn't mean he shies away from getting physical. His side smash packs a real punch if you hit enemies with the end of his bat, and it can even deflect projectiles! His up and down smashes also have a lot of range—Ness can land his strikes with ease! Ness may have psychic powers, but that doesn't mean he shies away from getting physical. His side smash packs a real punch if you hit enemies with the end of his bat, and it can even deflect projectiles! His up and down smashes also have a lot of range—try giving them a spin! : EarthBound (06/1995) Ness may have psychic powers, but that doesn't mean he shies away from getting physical. His side smash packs a real punch if you hit enemies with the end of his bat, and it can even reflect projectiles! His up and down smashes also have a lot of range, meaning when you play as Ness, it's always easy to land hits on your foes! : EarthBound (1994 (JP)) : Mother 1+2 (2003 (JP))
Lucas	Fighter			N/A N/A	The younger of the twin brothers from Nowhere makes his triumphant return to the game of Smash. Hailing from the Japan-only game Mother 3, Lucas's specialty is psychic projectile attacks. He can use these PSI attacks to do things like absorb enemy projectiles and deal supernatural damage! Lucas, the younger of twin brothers from Tazmily, comes originally from the Japan-only game, Mother 3, and now makes his triumphant return to Super Smash Bros.! Here he makes great use of his PSI powers with lots of projectile attacks, and can use his faster attacks on anybody who gets too close. : Mother 3 (2006 (JP))
Lucas (Alt.)	Fighter			N/A 1000 G	Lucas's up special PK Thunder can hit enemies multiple times, but if you hit yourself with it, you can then tackle and launch opponents! Lucas's up smash has the strongest launch power of any fighter's up smash. The range for this attack is wide, and it's strongest right after Lucas unleashes the attack. Lucas's up special, PK Thunder, can either hit enemies multiple times, or hit Lucas himself to push him into a powerful charge attack. Meanwhile, his up smash attack is the most powerful launching move in the entire game, so make good use of it! It's a wide-range attack that has the most effect right after Lucas unleashes it. Lucas's up special, PK Thunder, can either hit enemies multiple times, or hit Lucas himself to push him into a powerful charge attack. Meanwhile, his up smash attack is the most powerful launching move in the entire game, so make good use of it! It's a wide-range attack that is most effective right after Lucas unleashes it. : Mother 3 (2006 (JP))
Mr. Saturn	Item			N/A N/A	Mr. Saturns are curious beings that speak their own language. They might not look it, but they're scientific geniuses! In this game, they tend to go for a stroll around the battlefield. Throwing one at an enemy won't do much damage, but Mr. Saturn will take out a shield very easily. : EarthBound (06/1995) Mr. Saturns are curious beings that speak their own language. They might not look it, but they're scientific geniuses! In this game, they tend to just do their own thing, but you can throw them to deal...a bit of damage. They're good at breaking shields, though, and make adorable noises when they do! : EarthBound (1994 (JP)) : Mother 3 (2006 (JP))	54. Mother Series Mother
Franklin Badge	Item			? G; —  ? G	While not the most flashy of accessories, the Franklin Badge is actually incredibly useful. When wearing it, any projectiles launched your way will be reflected harmlessly off you. There is no downside, so grab this as soon as it appears. Don't get too confident, though—the bonus doesn't last long. : EarthBound (06/1995) The Franklin Badge might not be flashy, but it's an impressive piece of kit. This tiny thing acts as a reflector shield for any projectiles fired your way. With no particular drawbacks to consider either, it's a real boon if you can snag it. It will run out, though, so don't get careless! : EarthBound (1994 (JP)) : Mother 3 (2006 (JP))	54. Mother Series Mother
Starman Starman (EarthBound/Mother)	Assist Trophy			800 G; 20 800 G	These alien henchmen serve Giygas, the chief villain of EarthBound. In Smash Bros., the assist trophy Starman will teleport around and fire off PSI moves like PK Beam γ or PK Beam Ω. You can defeat one summoned by an opponent, but they won't go down without a fight. These alien henchmen serve Giygas, the chief villain of EarthBound. In Smash Bros., the Assist Trophy Starman will teleport around and fire off PSI moves like PK Beam γ or PK Beam Ω. You can defeat one summoned by an opponent, but they won't go down without a fight. : EarthBound (06/1995) Starmen, the evil Giygas's henchmen in the Mother series, are renowned alien space assassins. Summon one in this game, and it'll teleport about, firing off attacks like PK Beam γ, which targets a foe, and PK Beam Ω, which fires across the whole stage in up to four directions. Starmen can be taken out, but...not easily. : Mother (1989 (JP)) : EarthBound (1994 (JP))	54. Mother Series Mother
Jeff	Assist Trophy			? G; — N/A	One of the main party members in EarthBound, he attends Snow Wood Boarding School in Winters. Jeff takes after his inventor father, Dr. Andonuts, creating devices in his free time. One of these is the bottle rocket, which fires one large missile and four smaller ones. And sometimes one extra! : EarthBound (06/1995) This boy from EarthBound is the same age as Ness and goes to Snow Wood Boarding School. His dad, the genius scientist Dr. Andonuts, was the brain behind Jeff's weapon: the big bottle rocket. It's made up of four small missiles and one large one. And...who knows? Maybe you'll even get some extra firepower out of it! : EarthBound (1994 (JP))	54. Mother Series Mother
Flying Man	Stage Enemy			800 G; 20 N/A	The Flying Men from EarthBound are five kind brothers with a cruel fate. They live together in a house on the outskirts of Magicant. The brothers gladly join Ness on his journey, but if they fall in battle, they return home to be buried. In Smash Tour, they'll ally themselves with the first player to touch them. The Flying Men are a team of five birdmen. Each time a Flying Man appears, he'll help the first person to reach him with Flying Cross Chops and Somersault Kicks. A small memorial stone will be erected for each one defeated. Once all five are gone, they're done fighting forever until the next battle. : EarthBound (06/1995) The Flying Men are five brothers who seem to be some kind of bird people. They make great allies, smoothly combining majestic jumps with Flying Cross Chops and Somersault Kicks, and they'll each support whoever reaches them first. Sadly, once they're defeated, they'll be buried next to their homes, never to return. : Mother (1989 (JP)) : EarthBound (1994 (JP))
Lucas	Series Related			500 G; 10 1500 G	Before adventuring, Lucas was a timid, cautious boy. His journey has made him a stronger person. Maybe he met someone to spend his life with... Hang on—we're moving way too fast! For now, remember that Lucas and Ness are favorites in the hearts of EarthBound fans. : Mother 3 (Japan) Once upon a time, Lucas was a bit of a cry-baby. You might even say he was a wimp. But then, well...he had more than his fair share of rough times and toughened up a bit. Who knows what he's up to now? Whatever he's doing, his story – much like Ness's – lives on in the hearts of all Mother series fans. : Mother 3 (2006 (JP))	54. Mother Series Mother

3DS version

Name	Category	Picture	Price	Description
Devil Car	Enemy		800 G; 20	A fearsome enemy from the Mother series, this car attacks mercilessly, closing in on fighters before trying to hit them as it spins doughnuts. No, these aren't the kind you eat—they're the kind that hurt. Its exhaust fumes can cause paralysis too, so keep your distance until it's between attacks. In this game, this fearsome car from the Mother series does doughnuts. That's not "does doughnuts" in the sense of "bakes delicious sugary circles of dough", but rather "spins mercilessly into fighters to clobber them". Its exhaust fumes cause paralysis too, so keep your distance until it stops, then move in and attack it!
Magicant	Stage		1000 G; 30	A magical world in Mother and EarthBound, brought to life by the memories of certain characters. In this game, Magicant is a cloud stage where giant tomatoes, metal octopuses, and even the Sky Runner may appear. Even the hulking Dungeon Man may show up. What an unusual battlefield... A world in Mother and EarthBound that brings your memories to life. In this game, it's a cloud stage where giant tomatoes, metal octopuses and the Sky Runner can appear at any moment. Dungeon Man might even show his face too, which, all in all, makes for a very unusual battle environment.
Sky Runner	Stage		2500 G; 100	A flying machine designed by Dr. Andonuts, it is given to Jeff to travel to Threed. It promptly crash-lands, rendering it temporarily out of service. On the Magicant stage, it can sometimes be seen floating above the clouds before it suddenly zooms back into the sky. A flying vehicle that Jeff receives from Dr. Andonuts. Unfortunately, he crashes it on his first flight, turning it into an unflyable wreck. The Sky Runner that appears in the Magicant stage descends from the sky without warning, then hovers in place, never landing on the clouds, before suddenly floating up and away.
Dungeon Man	Stage		500 G; 10	Thanks to Dr. Andonuts's genius, the dungeon creator Brickroad was able to become the first man-dungeon hybrid in history, complete with an ATM, pay phone, and hospital. He walks back and forth slowly in the Magicant stage, and his head can serve as a platform to ride on as you fight. Dedicated dungeon-designer Brick Road used Dr. Andonuts's knowledge to turn himself into this fully explorable human/dungeon combo, complete with ATMs, phones and more. In this game, he'll slowly make his way across the Magicant stage every now and then. Feel free to use his head as a platform!
Porky Statue	Series Related		1000 G; 30	A statue of Porky that Porky ordered built to honor the great exploits of Porky as acknowledged by Porky. It depicts Porky in his carefree childhood days in Onett, a comic book in one hand and a slingshot in the other. Be warned—this statue is also an incredibly tough enemy! A statue of Porky built under the orders of Porky to honour the great exploits of Porky as acknowledged by Porky. It depicts Porky in his childhood days in Onett, with a comic book in one hand and a slingshot in the other. But be warned – this is no mere statue, it's an incredibly tough enemy as well.

Wii U version

Name	Category	Picture	Price	Description	Trophy Box
PK Starstorm (Ness)	Final Smash		N/A	In EarthBound, this PSI ability belonged to Poo, the Crown Prince of Dalaam and one of Ness's friends. Ness must have learned it especially for Smash Bros.! The attack makes a shower of meteors fall onto the stage, damaging any foes it hits. While the attack's in progress, Ness is invincible and can adjust the meteors' trajectory.	92. Final Smashes 3 Final Smashes (3)
PK Starstorm (Lucas)	Final Smash		N/A	You can adjust the direction of the shooting stars in this attack! Rain stars down on multiple fighters at once, or be mean and pick on a single fighter. The choice is yours! If a star connects, it will deal ongoing fire damage, making it hard for opponents to return to the stage. Lucas uses his PSI powers to summon a stream of shooting stars, the angle of which you can control. It's good for attacking an entire group during a free-for-all...or if you want to make things tougher for a single person. Even if the attack only hits once, it deals ongoing fire damage, making it harder to get back to the stage.
Porky	Series Related		1500 G	Porky was just a chubby, selfish little boy in EarthBound. When he next appeared, in Mother 3, look what he'd become! We might need another two games just to explain how this occurred. Oh, Porky, what in Eagleland (or beyond?) happened to change you so? : EarthBound (06/1995) In EarthBound, he was nothing more than a chubby, selfish little boy. But by the time Mother 3 comes around...well, just look at what he's become. It would probably take another two full games just to explain how this remarkable transformation came to pass. Oh, Porky, where in the world did you go wrong...? : EarthBound (1994 (JP)) : Mother 3 (2006 (JP))	54. Mother Series Mother
Ultimate Chimera	Series Related		1500 G	If you ever find yourself faced with this thing, run! There isn't enough time to stop and wonder what two creatures were combined to make this! It's so insanely out of control, even the people at the Chimera Laboratory wish they'd never made it. Eek! : Mother 3 (Japan) If you ever find yourself faced with this thing, run! Don't stop to ask yourself, "Which two species were mashed up to create THIS?!", or you'll be the one getting mashed up. It's so insanely out of control, even the people at the Chimera Laboratory wish they'd never even made it. Eek! : Mother 3 (2006 (JP))	54. Mother Series Mother

Trivia

• Ness's alternate trophy in both versions resemble the Ness's Smash trophies in Melee, albeit for the 3DS version having different palette swap, wearing the Mr. Saturn shirt instead of his default costume, as well as being mirrored, facing left instead of right. The Wii U version uses the same palette swap as the one used for All-Star trophy, only that it's mirrored, facing right instead of left.
• Ness's other game appearance in the Japanese version is listed as Mother 1 + 2, a compilation of the first two Mother games for the Game Boy Advance. In western releases, he does not have any other game appearance listed.
• In the Japanese and PAL versions, Mr. Saturn, the Franklin Badge, and Porky's other game appearances are listed as Mother 3. These were removed in the NTSC versions.
• Also in the Japanese version, Starman and Flying Man's game debuts are listed as Mother.
• In the PAL versions, EarthBound is listed with its Japanese release date and with the Super Famicom logo despite EarthBound releasing for the Virtual Console in Europe before the release of Smash 4.
  • Oddly though, the Franklin Badge's game debut is still listed as EarthBound, despite making its debut in Mother.
• Similar to what happened to Mewtwo, upon Lucas being released as a playable character, he received trophies that match the format of other fighters: a Classic trophy matching his official artwork, an Alt. trophy depicting an alternate costume, and a Final Smash trophy in the Wii U version, with the existing Lucas trophy unaffected.