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| - Mr. Saturn is a little guy who as a big nose and somehow is able to make odd contraptions that can do things like turn back time. He is also one of the 10,000 guys in the universe who CAN defeat George Volcano. Saturn is used as a projectile in Dead Ness, arguably the most deadly projectile in the game. Mr. Saturn also stars in the shame Saturns vs. Smurfs, as the head of he Saturns. He used to work for NintenDON'T, but got fired during the Videogame Wars because he was a Sonic fan, rather than a Mario fan. Then, he joined "Teh Sawneek Armee".
- During the events of EarthBound, the party is brought to Saturn Valley. Many Mr. Saturn have been kidnapped by the forces of Giygas, the primary antagonist in the game, and been forced to work in a factory. They produce Fly Honey for a sentient pile of sludge known as Master Belch. Ness, Paula, and Jeff liberate the Mr. Saturn after defeating Master Belch. Later in the game they assist Dr. Andonuts and the Apple Kid in making the Phase Distorter the party uses to reach Giygas for the final confrontation.
- Mr. Saturns are a strange race of aliens that made appearances in EarthBound, Mother 3 and Mother 3.5. They have a distinct way of speaking and are great inventors. Throughout your adventures, the Mr. Saturns will always be happy to help in any way they can. Their homeland is Saturn Valley.
- Mr. Saturn (どせいさん, Dosei-san) is an item that appears in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. He walks around the stage pushing other items along with it and can break shields very easily. He also cries when he makes contact with an opponent. If thrown, it deals very little damage and knockback, but can be used repeatedly, as he does not disappear after one use. Mr. Saturn gives off a large amount of stun when it hits an opponent, making it great for combos. In Super Smash Bros. Melee, there are various bonuses related to Mr. Saturn. It also breaks the shield of any character who is hit by one being thrown.
- Mr. Saturn is an item in Super Smash Flash 2. It was confirmed in a picture at McLeodGaming in the announcement about Ness and Saturn Valley. It was later confirmed to appear as an item on the Smash Flash DOJO!!. Mr. Saturn is often seen as a joke item due to the low amounts of damage it deals when thrown, it can, however, break shielding. In Super Smash Flash 2, Mr. Saturn appears to be akin to their Super Smash Bros. Brawl counterpart, but as a small easter egg, it may trip every now and then (a reference to a certain Mr. Saturn found in Mother 3). Also, when attacked, they will sidestep (instead of getting knocked back like in Super Smash Bros. Brawl). Several Mr. Saturns also appear in the stage Saturn Valley.
- Mr. Saturn is an item in Super Smash Bros. Brawl from the Earthbound series. Mr. Saturns walk around the stage and can be picked up and thrown
- The Mr. Saturn (どせいさん Dosei-san) are a species in EarthBound and Mother 3 and serve as the unofficial mascot for the trilogy. They are strange, possibly extra-terrestrial life forms who reside in both Eagleland's Saturn Valley and the Nowhere Islands's Saturn Valley in EarthBound and Mother 3, respectively. They are characterized by huge noses, four whiskers, and a single hair with a small red bow. They are generally very peaceful and generous, offering free coffee and stays at the hotel. They speak Saturnian (composed of odd looking English letters), and in the English translation erratically use the words "boing," "ding," and "zoom" at the ends of their sentences. The Japanese font is said to be inspired by the handwriting of the young daughter of EarthBound's designer, Shigesato Itoi.
- right Mr. Saturn (どせいさん, Dosei-san) è uno strumento che appare in Super Smash Bros. Melee e Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Cammina per lo scenario spingendo altri strumenti che gli intralciano la strada, e può rompere gli scudi molto facilmente se lanciato. Se lanciato, fa poco danno, ma può essere usato ripetutamente, in quanto non scompare dopo un uso.
* Se lanciato forte infligge 11% di danno.
* Se lanciato normalmente infligge 8%.
* Se lasciato, causa 6% di danno.
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