Happy Happyism is a form of religion in EarthBound. A cult in nature, Happy Happyism was established by Carpainter, and up until early in the game, possess their own village in Peaceful Rest Valley. The cult worships the color blue, as evidenced by their mission to paint "everything in the world blue" and their chanting of "Blue, blue, blue" several times a day and once before their bedtime. After Carpainter is defeated, he disbands the cult.
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| - Happy Happyism is a form of religion in EarthBound. A cult in nature, Happy Happyism was established by Carpainter, and up until early in the game, possess their own village in Peaceful Rest Valley. The cult worships the color blue, as evidenced by their mission to paint "everything in the world blue" and their chanting of "Blue, blue, blue" several times a day and once before their bedtime. After Carpainter is defeated, he disbands the cult.
- Happy Happyism (or Happy Happy Cult) is a fictional religion in the video game EarthBound. Members of the organization are called either Happy Happyists or Happy Happy Cultists. The leader of the cult is Mr. Carpainter, and the main character Paula Polestar was going to have a major role in the cult as High Priestess (Goddess in the Japanese version) before the cult was disbanded. Porky Minch also helps Mr. Carpainter trying to stop Ness. In the Japanese version, he does this to gain a rank in the Happy Happyism, but in the American localization, he says he's already been given a role in the religion. The cult believes in the color blue as a way to speak to God, and is responsible for turning the Happy Happy Village entirely blue.
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| - A fraction of the 180 Happy Happyists who gather at founding member Carpainter's headquarters. The lighter blue ones will move out of the way in-game.
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| - Most residents of Happy Happy Village, Insane Cultists, blue cow
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| - Happy Happyism is a form of religion in EarthBound. A cult in nature, Happy Happyism was established by Carpainter, and up until early in the game, possess their own village in Peaceful Rest Valley. The cult worships the color blue, as evidenced by their mission to paint "everything in the world blue" and their chanting of "Blue, blue, blue" several times a day and once before their bedtime. After Carpainter is defeated, he disbands the cult.
- Happy Happyism (or Happy Happy Cult) is a fictional religion in the video game EarthBound. Members of the organization are called either Happy Happyists or Happy Happy Cultists. The leader of the cult is Mr. Carpainter, and the main character Paula Polestar was going to have a major role in the cult as High Priestess (Goddess in the Japanese version) before the cult was disbanded. Porky Minch also helps Mr. Carpainter trying to stop Ness. In the Japanese version, he does this to gain a rank in the Happy Happyism, but in the American localization, he says he's already been given a role in the religion. The cult believes in the color blue as a way to speak to God, and is responsible for turning the Happy Happy Village entirely blue. An Insane Cultist is a member who dresses in a similar way to a Ku Klux Klan member, with the "HH" symbol on its mask. The American localization removed the symbol and gave it a fluffly ball at the tip of their masks. When Ness arrives, the cult has kidnapped Paula, and he is determined to rescue her. Once he defeats Mr. Carpainter, he realizes he had just been controlled by the Evil Mani Mani statue, and that the religion itself was a lie to trap Ness. The cult disbands once the people wake up from the statue's influence. Their dresses are oddly designed like the KKK.
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