

This was fixed in the Mother 1+2 port, however. During the cutscenes at the ending of the game in the English release which did not appear in the original Japanese release, Minnie's color scheme has changed to look identical to Mimmie's which more specifically is that all of her red-colored aspects have changed to pink.In EarthBound, Tracy has a similar role to Minnie and appears to be based off of her. The Mysterious Goods-Keeper who resides in Magicant has the same functions as Minnie, as the goods keeper will be available for deposition of items, which she then will send to Ninten's house.įor clarity, the player cannot name a character Mimmie or Minnie. Later in the game, Minnie resides at the main floor of the house and will gladly take care of items which Ninten may deposit and withdraw which can be pretty useful as Ninten can at his maximum only carry eight items (twenty-four items once he has been accompanied by his traveling partners). After the poltergeist has disappeared, Ninten can receive an infinite supply of Orange Juice from both Mimmie and Minnie, which lasts until Ninten has obtained the Basement Key.

The Doll which attacks Mimmie is compulsory and vital to defeat as it acts as the first boss and also holds one of the eight melodies. Minnie gets attacked by a Lamp an encounter which can be avoided by Ninten if he chooses to save Mimmie from her attacker instead. Both of the sisters get attacked by inanimate objects which during the odd circumstances are brought to life. They do both have essential roles in the beginning of the game, when a poltergeist is haunting their house. Mimmie and Minnie are two twin sisters who are introduced in EarthBound Beginnings they are also the younger siblings of Ninten, the main protagonist of the game. Minnie is the one on the left and Mimmie is on the right.
