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The cult is turned upside down upon the kidnapping of [[Putty]] by the [[Pirate Penguins]]. After the [[Hero/Heroine (Legend of Mana)|Hero/Heroine]] finds them on the bottom of [[SS Buccaneer]], Putty is seem again roaming at [[Polpota Harbor|''Polpota Bay'']], only this time [[Roger]] and the Dudbears quickly find him and take him back to the [[Ulkan Mines|mines]]. |
The cult is turned upside down upon the kidnapping of [[Putty]] by the [[Pirate Penguins]]. After the [[Hero/Heroine (Legend of Mana)|Hero/Heroine]] finds them on the bottom of [[SS Buccaneer]], Putty is seem again roaming at [[Polpota Harbor|''Polpota Bay'']], only this time [[Roger]] and the Dudbears quickly find him and take him back to the [[Ulkan Mines|mines]]. |
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| − | Simple-minded, naive and innocent to a fault, the Dudbears collectively present a personality that is starkly gullible and tractable, as they are easily coerced into submitting to figures possessing more power than they do unquestioningly. This fact alone has resulted in the Dudbears being brutally exploited, the main culprit perpetuating this crime being [[Roger]], who subjects them to backbreaking menial labour in the [[Ulkan Mines]] under the twisted motto of "salvation through labour". |
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| − | The malleability of the Dudbears is further taken towards the extremes through their being coerced into joining Roger in his mentally unsound worship of his pet dog [[Putty]], where their behaviour is specially modulated to glorify it. This fact can be observed in the conclusion of ''[[Where's Putty?]]'', where, on command, the Dudbears express "relief" and "joy" after Putty is found. |
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Revision as of 07:51, 6 March 2021
Dudbears (アナグマ Anaguma) are a recurring race of creatures in the Mana series, first appearing in Legend of Mana.
Profile
The dudbear is a humanoid that resembles a fusion of a rodent and a brown bear. They are furry bipedal beings with rounded ears and long muzzles who typically wear green clothing,
Appearances
Legend of Mana
Dudbears slave for Roger's Diggers. Initially leading simple, unperturbed lives as laborers for Roger's mining business, the Dudbears are later forced to join the cult that he constructs around his pet dog Putty.
Sirens and Gilbert's Arc
Faeries' Light
A couple of Dudbears roam around Lumina, specially around the tavern. The Hero/Heroine may offer lamps for them to buy, but first they must convince the Dudbears to buy them. After Gilbert leaves, Monique goes back to her shop, and to her surprised, the Dudbears come to praise her work, much to her delight.
Diddle and Capella's Arc
Diddle Kidnapped!?
Roger and the cult have invaded the now abandoned St. Church of Mana and exploiting his plans of heading to The White Forest. After that, the Hero/Heroine witnesses a Dudbear kidnapping Diddle at the Park of Mana Angel in Domina. Roger then plans to dig up a hole in The White Forest with Diddle as an extra soldier, but the Dudbears inform him that a vicious monster is at the area. They promptly run away from there, leaving besides Diddle and Capella, and the Hero/Heroine to defeat it.
Pirate Penguins' Arc
The Treasure Map
Buried Treasure
Other
Where's Putty?
The cult is turned upside down upon the kidnapping of Putty by the Pirate Penguins. After the Hero/Heroine finds them on the bottom of SS Buccaneer, Putty is seem again roaming at Polpota Bay, only this time Roger and the Dudbears quickly find him and take him back to the mines.
In-Game
Character Information
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| File:LoM Dudbear Portrait.png Dudbears |
File:LoM Dudbear Sprite.png | {{{encyclopediatext}}} |
Dictionary
The Dudbears sport a language of their own that is know to many fellows; for example, Pokiehl, Monique, Roger, and specially The Bartender, who teaches it to the Hero/Heroine during the events of Faeries' Light.
- Dub: Yes, greetings
- Dud: No, goodbye
- Duba: You
- Duda: Me
- Dubba: Friends
- Bubu: Dudbear
- Gugu: Any other species
- Da: Light, stars
- Ba: Night
- Dadda: Lamp
- Dubababa: Many, very
- Du: Little
- Baba: Music
- Dada: Please
- Gak: Used to show displeasure
- Bub?: Used when one does not understand
- Dada dadda?: Want to buy a lamp?
