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'''Riceballs''' are the primary food source to restore {{Shiren|Shiren}}'s {{Shiren3|Fullness}} throughout the {{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer|Shiren the Wanderer}} games. They can be found in {{Shiren3|Dungeons}} on the ground, dropped from {{Shiren3|Monsters}}, and purchased in {{Shiren3|Shops}}. Monsters from the [[:Category:Rice Baby Family|Rice family]], {{Shiren3|Rice Changer}} and above can turn items and even the {{Shiren3|Player Characters}} into riceballs. {{Shiren3|Curses}} Riceballs can be used as a one-hit kill against any monster in the Rice family. Riceballs will not go bad under normal circumstances but can become {{Shiren3|Rotten Riceball}} from {{Shiren3|Rotten Trap}}, monster attacks, or exposure to water. Untainted riceballs can be {{Shiren3|Melding and Seals}} onto a {{Shiren3|Weapons}} or {{Shiren3|Shields}} for beneficial effects while Rotten Riceballs can be melded for negative effects. If you take fire or explosion damage from a monster, a trap, or a {{Shiren3|Cannon Balls}}, all riceballs not in jars (even rotten ones) will turn into {{Shiren3|Toasted Riceball}} and heal {{Shiren3|HP}} when eaten. It's always suggested to only keep regular and Rotten Riceballs outside of {{Shiren3|Jars}} for this purpose and promptly put into one to prevent a Rotten Trap from destroying them. Eating a Rotten Riceball will only restore a small amount of Fullness and inflict a negative effect on the characters. Eating riceballs while a character is already full will increase their max fullness, up to a max of 200.
{{About|the Nintendo Wii release|the PlayStation Portable release|Shiren 3 PSP:List of Riceballs}}
{{For|the lore page|Shiren:List of Food}}


==Reference Table==
'''{{Shiren3Wii|Riceball}}s''' in {{Shiren3WiiTitle}}.
{| class="shiren3" style="text-align:center; margin:auto"
 
! colspan="2" |[[File:Shiren 3 Item Icon - Riceball.png|frameless|30px]]<br>Riceballs
==Riceballs==
! rowspan="2" |{{Shiren3|Fullness}}
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" |{{Shiren3|Shops}}
! colspan="2" |[[File:Shiren 3 Wii - Riceball.png|frameless|30px]]<br>Riceballs
! rowspan="2" |{{Shiren3Wii|Fullness}}
! colspan="2" |{{Shiren3Wii|Shop}}s
! rowspan="2" |Description
! rowspan="2" |Description
! rowspan="2" |Blessed
! rowspan="2" |Remark
|-
|-
!English
!English
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!Value
!Value
|-
|-
|{{Shiren3|Riceball}}
|{{Shiren3Wii|Big Riceball}}
|おにぎり
|  +50
|100
|10
|Slightly increases Fullness when eaten. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
|Fullness +,
Max Fullness +
|Max Fullness +3 when full
|-
|{{Shiren3|Big Riceball}}
|大きいおにぎり
|大きいおにぎり
| +100
| +100
|200
|200
|20
|20
|Increases Fullness when eaten. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
|Increases Fullness when eaten. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
|
|
|-
|-
|{{Shiren3|Giant Riceball}}
|{{Shiren3Wii|Giant Riceball}}
|巨大なおにぎり
|巨大なおにぎり
|All
|All
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|30
|30
|Fills the stomach entirely. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
|Fills the stomach entirely. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
|Max Fullness +10
|Max Fullness +7 no matter current Fullness level
|-
|-
|{{Shiren3|Toasted Riceball}}
|{{Shiren3WiiI|Riceball}}
|焼きおにぎり
|おにぎり
|  +60
|  +50
|200
|100
|20
|10
|Slightly increases Fullness and restores HP when eaten. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
|Slightly increases Fullness when eaten. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
|-
|{{Shiren3Wii|Rotten Riceball}}
|くさったおにぎり
|
|
|HP +40
|50
|5
|Slightly increases Fullness when eaten, but due to being rotten, it will also harm the body.
|-
|-
|{{Shiren3|Special Riceball}}
|{{Shiren3Wii|Special Riceball}}
|特製おにぎり
|特製おにぎり
| +30
| +30
|300
|300
|30
|30
|Slightly increases Fullness and may bestow special powers. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
|Slightly increases Fullness and may bestow special powers. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
|
|Max Fullness +2 when full; Random special effect (each happens once per floor) - Increase Max Strength (Permanent), Satiated, Rested, Lightfooted, Discerning, Indomitable
|-
|-
|{{Shiren3|Rotten Riceball}}
|{{Shiren3Wii|Toasted Riceball}}
|くさったおにぎり
|焼きおにぎり
|
| +60
|50
|200
|5
|20
|Slightly increases Fullness when eaten, but due to being rotten, it will also harm the body.
|Slightly increases Fullness and restores HP when eaten. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
|
|
|}
|}
==See Also==
{{Shiren 3 Wii Items Navbox}}


==References==
==References==
* <ref>https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/wii/943250-shiren-the-wanderer/faqs/73678</ref> Dungeon information taken from Echeclus11's GameFAQ's FAQ. <sup>(Used with permission.)</sup>
* <ref>Akurasu.net</ref> Data via Akurasu.net.
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[[Category:Shiren 3 Wii Riceballs]]
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Latest revision as of 21:37, 19 November 2024

This List of Riceballs page is about the Nintendo Wii release. For the PlayStation Portable release, see Shiren 3 PSP:List of Riceballs.
For the lore page, see Shiren:List of Food.

Riceballs in Wii Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 - The Sleeping Princess and the Karakuri Mansion.

Riceballs

Shiren 3 Wii - Riceball.png
Riceballs 		Fullness Shops Description
English Japanese Cost Value
Big Riceball 大きいおにぎり +100 200 20 Increases Fullness when eaten. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
Giant Riceball 巨大なおにぎり All 300 30 Fills the stomach entirely. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
Riceball おにぎり +50 100 10 Slightly increases Fullness when eaten. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
Rotten Riceball くさったおにぎり 50 5 Slightly increases Fullness when eaten, but due to being rotten, it will also harm the body.
Special Riceball 特製おにぎり +30 300 30 Slightly increases Fullness and may bestow special powers. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.
Toasted Riceball 焼きおにぎり +60 200 20 Slightly increases Fullness and restores HP when eaten. If eaten while full, maximum stomach capacity increases.

See Also

v • d • e
Wii Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 - The Sleeping Princess and the Karakuri Mansion - Items
Items (List) • Banks • Blessing • Cross-Mixing • Curse • Fusion • Gitan • Item Resonance • Lottery Shop • Memories • Rosetta Stone • Runes (List) • Shops • Storage
Armbands (List) Aching Armband • Alleyway Armband • Analyzer Armband • Anti-Hani Armband • Antidote Armband • Armband of Calm • Armband of Loss • Armband of Regret • Armband of Sight • Clinging Armband • Convert Armband • Critical Armband • Curseless Armband • Defense Armband • Discount Armband • Escapist Armband • Explosive Armband • Fireward Armband • Gerridae Armband • Happy Armband • Hercules Armband • Kappa Armband • Loud Armband • Nullify Armband • Pitcher's Armband • Recovery Armband • Regular Armband • Rustless Armband • Security Armband • Shield Armband • Shinobi Armband • Sleepless Armband • Spirited Armband • Trap Armband • Warp Armband
Herbs (List) Amnesia Herb • Angel Seed • Antidote Herb • Big Belly Seed • Bitter Herb • Confusion Herb • Curative Herb • Dark Fire Herb • Dragon Herb • Eye Salve Herb • Haste Herb • Healing Herb • Hercules Herb • Ill Luck Seed • Invisible Herb • Joyous Herb • Life Herb • Little Belly Seed • Medicinal Herb • Millennium Pill • Misfortune Seed • Poison Herb • Rage Seed • Restorative Herb • Revival Herb • Sleeping Herb • Strength Herb • Victory Herb • Warp Herb • Weeds
Jars (List) Anger Jar • Blessed Jar • Bottomless Jar • Cash Jar • Change Jar • Chiropractic Jar • Cursed Jar • Hiding Jar • Holding Jar • Identity Jar • Jar Fragment • Melding Jar • Monster Jar • Pot of Oil • Purifying Jar • Receiving Jar • Regular Jar • Sending Jar • Sticky Jar • Storehouse Jar • Strengthening Jar • Unbreakable Jar • Walrus Jar • Water Jar • Weakening Jar
Monster Meat (List)
Projectiles (List) Bullseye Arrows • Cannon Balls • Confusion Arrows • Critical Arrows • Fatal Arrows • Gale Arrows • Iron Arrows • Knockback Arrows • Lightning Arrows • Moon Stones • Piggy Stones • Poison Arrows • Shadowbind Arrows • Silver Arrows • Stones • Tank Ammo • Vitality Arrows • Wooden Arrows
Riceballs (List) Big Riceball • Giant Riceball • Riceball • Rotten Riceball • Special Riceball • Toasted Riceball
Scrolls (List) Air Bless Scroll • Barrier Scroll • Blank Scroll • Blessing Scroll • Confusion Scroll • Curing Scroll • Destroyer Scroll • Distress Scroll • Dragon Orb Scroll • Drought Scroll • Escape Scroll • Explosion Scroll • Extraction Scroll • Haste Scroll • Healing Scroll • Ice Scroll • Identity Scroll • Jar Growth Scroll • Light Scroll • Lightning Scroll • Lost Arts Scroll • Monster Scroll • Nullify Scroll • Overloaded Scroll • Paranoia Scroll • Plating Scroll • Riceball Scroll • Sanctuary Scroll • Scroll of Victory • Silence Scroll • Sleep Scroll • Soaked Scroll • Soil Bless Scroll • Trap Killer Scroll • Traps Scroll • Wandering Scroll
Shields (List) Beast King Shield • Blast Shield • Bowl Shield • Bronzeward • Bulky Shield • Century Shield Sh • Cerulean Shield • Crimson Shield • Demon Shield • Dragonward • Evasive Shield • Exchange Shield • Festival Shield • Firefly Shield A • Fragile Shield • Gaze Shield • Genseki Shield • Gold Shield • Heavy Shield • Iridescent Shield • Iron Shield • Karakuroid Shield • Lucky Shield • Meteorite Shield • Missile Shield • Pickpocket Shield • Prism Shield • Pyrite Shield • Ration Shield • Sacred Shield • Satori Shield • Savage Shield • Spikedward • Stormward • Tree Shield • Walrus Shield • Wind Shield • Wood Shield

Spells (List)

Clone Spell • Confusion Spell • Dream Spell • Pain Share Spell • Paranoia Spell • Poison Spell • Seal Spell • Sleep Spell • Slow Spell • Slumber Spell • Whiff Spell
Staves (List) Absorb Staff • Adamant Staff • Alloy Staff • Balance Staff • Blaze Staff • Bolt Staff • Bufu's Staff • Challenge Staff • Change Staff • Decoy Staff • Earthen Staff • Exile Staff • Fire Staff • Forest Staff • Gaia Staff • Hail Staff • Haste Staff • Ice Staff • Icicle Staff • Illusion Staff • Inferno Staff • Invisible Staff • Knockback Staff • Leaping Staff • Lightning Staff • Magician Staff • Midnight Staff • Misfortune Staff • Mud Staff • Nature Staff • Nullify Staff • Onyx Staff • Ordinary Staff • Pain Share Staff • Paralysis Staff • Phantom Staff • Raging Fury Staff • Raging Staff • Recovery Staff • Shadow Staff • Shadowbind Staff • Sloth Staff • Sorcerer Staff • Spirit Staff • Steel Staff • Switching Staff • Thunder Staff • Trap Killer Staff • Tree Staff • Tunnel Staff • Whiff Staff • Wizard Staff • Wraith Staff
Weapons (List) Adamant Pickaxe • Air Slayer • Aura Spear A • Axe of Pursuit Sh • Blade Cleaver Se • Bronze Sword • Bufu's Cleaver • Celestial Sword Se • Cerulean Blade • Charged Rod Sh • Circuit Breaker • Confusion Blade Se • Crescent Arm • Crimson Blade • Cudgel • Cyclops Killer • Demon Slayer • Doubling Sword Sh • Dragon Killer • Drain Buster • Fang Sword • Firebrand • Flame Sword Sh • Fragile Edge • Genseki Sword • Giant Harisen A • Golden Blade • Homing Blade • Houken Blade Sh • Hydra's Sword • Iridescent Sword • Iron Hammer A • Jitte Se • Kabra Reborn • Kabra's Blade • Katana • Life Sword • Mastersword • Meteorite Blade • Moonbow Sword A • Naginata A • Nodachi Se • Paralysis Pike A • Perfect Blade Se • Pickaxe • Polearm • Pyrite Sword • Razor Wind • Sacred Sword • Sealing Sword Se • Senkakon A • Shadow Blade Se • Shadowbind Blade Se • Shield Cleaver Se • Sickle Slayer • Slumber Sword Se • Spark Sword • Steel Fan A • Tornado Sickle Sh • Uchigatana Issen Se • War God's Axe • Watou • Wooden Mallet A • Zabimaru
Quest Items (List) Tattered Scroll • Lucky Hammer • Jar Fragment(s) • Sword of Totsuka • Insect Ward • Invitation

References

  • [1] Dungeon information taken from Echeclus11's GameFAQ's FAQ. (Used with permission.)
  • [2] Data via Akurasu.net.
  1. ↑ https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/wii/943250-shiren-the-wanderer/faqs/73678
  2. ↑ Akurasu.net
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