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{{Shiren Item Infobox
{{Shiren the Wanderer (series) Item Infobox
   | name          = Giant Riceball
   | name          = Giant Riceball
   | kana          = 巨大なおにぎり
   | jpname        = 巨大なおにぎり
   | romaji        =  
   | romaji        =  
   | hepburn      =  
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   | Shiren 6      =  
   | Shiren 6      = Huge Onigiri
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The '''Giant Riceball''' {{JA|巨大なおにぎり||}} is a {{Shiren|Food}} {{Shiren|Item}} in the ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer (series)|Shiren the Wanderer}}'' series. Giant Riceballs debuted in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon 2: Shiren the Wanderer}}''{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|SFC|small}} in 1995.
The '''Giant Riceball''' {{JA|巨大なおにぎり||}} is a {{Shiren|Food}} {{Shiren|Item}} in the {{ShirenSeriesTitle}}. Giant Riceballs debuted in {{Shiren1SFCTitle}} in 1995.


Giant Riceballs are bigger than a {{Shiren|Big Riceball}}, and thus refill more of the player's {{Shiren|Fullness}} even more when consumed. If eaten while full, the player will gain additional points to their fullness, more than a Big Riceball or a Riceball would grant. Unlike Big Riceball's, it's best to wait until fullness is as low as possible, as Giant Riceballs will restore all fullness, and increase the maximum fullness to boot.
Giant Riceballs are bigger than a {{Shiren|Big Riceball}}, and thus refill more of the player's {{Shiren|Fullness}} even more when consumed. If eaten while full, the player will gain additional points to their fullness, more than a Big Riceball or a Riceball would grant. Unlike Big Riceball's, it's best to wait until fullness is as low as possible, as Giant Riceballs will restore all fullness, and increase the maximum fullness to boot.


If thrown at a member of the {{Shiren|Rice Baby Family}}, it will kill them in one hit if it makes contact.
If thrown at a member of the {{Shiren|Rice Changer Family}}, it will kill them in one hit if it makes contact.
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===Games===
===Games===
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* '''{{Shiren1SFC|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{Shiren1SFCTitle}}.
* '''{{Shiren1SFC|Huge Rice Ball}}'''{{UT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon 2: Shiren the Wanderer}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|SFC|small}}
** '''{{Shiren1DS|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{Shiren1DSTitle}}.
** '''{{Shiren1DS|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer (game)|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer}}'' {{ConsoleLogo|DS|small}}
** '''{{Shiren1SP|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{Shiren1SPTitle}}.
** '''{{Shiren1SP|Giant Riceball}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer (SP)|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|Android|small}}/{{ConsoleLogo|iOS|small}}
* '''{{SaveSurala|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{SaveSuralaTitle}}.
* '''{{SaveSurala|Giant Riceball}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|BS Shiren the Wanderer: Save Surala}}''.{{UT}} {{ConsoleLogo|Satellaview|small}}{{ConsoleLogo|SFC|small}}
* '''{{MoonlightVillageGB|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{MoonlightVillageGBTitle}}.
* '''{{MoonlightVillageGB|Giant Riceball}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer GB - Monster of Moonlight Village}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|GB|small}}
** '''{{MoonlightVillagePC|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{MoonlightVillagePCTitle}}.
** '''{{MoonlightVillagePC|Giant Riceball}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer - Monster of Moonlight Village (game)|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer - Monster of Moonlight Village}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|Windows|small}}
** '''{{MoonlightVillageSP|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{MoonlightVillageSPTitle}}.
** '''{{MoonlightVillageMobile|Giant Riceball}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer - Monster of Moonlight Village for Android}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|Android|small}}
* '''{{Shiren2|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{Shiren2Title}}.
* '''{{Shiren2|Huge Onigiri}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 2 - Shiren's Castle and the Oni Invasion}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|N64|small}}
* The '''{{MagicCastleGBC|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{MagicCastleGBCTitle}}.
* The '''{{MagicCastleGBC|Giant Riceball}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer GB2 - Magic Castle of the Desert}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|GBC|small}}
** The '''{{MagicCastleDS|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{MagicCastleDSTitle}}.
** The '''{{MagicCastleDS|Giant Riceball}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer DS2 - Magic Castle of the Desert}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|DS|small}}
* The '''{{AsukaTheSwordswomanDC|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{AsukaTheSwordswomanDCTitle}}.
* The '''{{AsukaTheSwordswomanDC|Giant Riceball}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer Gaiden - Asuka the Swordswoman}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|DC|small}}
** The '''{{AsukaTheSwordswomanPC|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{AsukaTheSwordswomanPCTitle}}.
** The '''{{AsukaTheSwordswomanPC|Giant Riceball}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer Gaiden - Asuka the Swordswoman for Windows}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|Windows|small}}
* '''{{Shiren3Wii|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{Shiren3WiiTitle}}.
* '''{{Shiren3Wii|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 - The Sleeping Princess and the Karakuri Mansion}}'' {{ConsoleLogo|Wii|small}}
** '''{{Shiren3PSP|Giant Riceball}}''' appears in {{Shiren3PSPTitle}}.
** '''{{Shiren3PSP|Giant Riceball}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 Portable}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|PSP|small}}
* '''{{Shiren5DS|Huge Onigiri}}''' appears in {{Shiren5DSTitle}}.
* '''{{Shiren5DS|Huge Onigiri}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 5 - The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|DS|small}}
** '''{{Shiren5Vita|Huge Onigiri}}''' appears in {{Shiren5VitaTitle}}.
** '''{{Shiren5Vita|Huge Onigiri}}''' appears in ''{{Shiren|Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate (Vita)|Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate}}''. {{ConsoleLogo|Vita|small}}
* '''{{Shiren6|Huge Onigiri}}''' appears in {{Shiren6Title}}.
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{{Shiren Games Table
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   | Shiren 5 SP          = ✓
   | Tower of Slumber      =  
   | Tower of Slumber      =  
   | Shiren 6              =  
   | Shiren 6              =
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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===Official Artwork===
Games=
<gallery>
<gallery>
Shiren 1 SFC - Rice Ball.gif        | (1995)<br>A riceball in Shiren 1 SFC.
Shiren 1 SFC Source Book - Riceballs.png | (1995)<br>Artwork from a ''Shiren 1 SFC'' source book.
Moonlight Village GB - Riceball.png | (1996)<br>A riceball in Moonlight Village GB.
Shiren 1 DS - Riceball.png          | (2006)<br>A riceball in Shiren 1 DS.
Shiren 3 Wii - Riceball.png        | (2008)<br>A riceball in Shiren 3 Wii.
Magic Castle DS - Riceball.png      | (2008)<br>A riceball in Magic Castle DS.
Shiren 5 - Onigiri.png              | (2010)<br>An onigiri in Shiren 5 DS.
</gallery>
</gallery>
|-|
 
Official Artwork=
===Games===
<gallery>
<gallery>
Shiren 1 SFC Source Book - Riceballs.png | (1995)<br>Artwork from a ''Shiren 1 SFC'' source book.
Shiren 1 SFC - Riceball.gif        | (1995)<br>A Riceball in Shiren 1 SFC.
Moonlight Village GB - Riceball.png | (1996)<br>A Riceball in Moonlight Village GB.
Shiren 1 DS - Riceball.png         | (2006)<br>A Riceball in Shiren 1 DS.
Shiren 3 Wii - Riceball.png        | (2008)<br>A Riceball in Shiren 3 Wii.
Magic Castle DS - Riceball.png      | (2008)<br>A Riceball in Magic Castle DS.
Shiren 5 DS - Onigiri.png          | (2010)<br>An Onigiri in Shiren 5 DS.
Shiren 6 - Food.png                | (2024)<br>An Onigiri in ''Shiren 6''.
</gallery>
</gallery>
</tabber>
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==In Other Languages==
==In Other Languages==
{{In Other Languages
{{In Other Languages
   | en    = Giant Riceball <sup>Shiren 1 DS, Shiren 3 Wii</sup><br>Huge Onigiri <sup>Shiren 5 Vita</sup>
   | en    = Giant Riceball <sup>Shiren 1 DS, Shiren 3 Wii</sup><br>Huge Onigiri <sup>Shiren 5 Vita, Shiren 6</sup>
   | ja    = きょだいなおにぎり<br>巨大なおにぎり
   | ja    = きょだいなおにぎり<br>巨大なおにぎり
   | fr    =  
   | fr    =  
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[[Category:Shiren the Wanderer (series) Food]]
[[Category:Shiren the Wanderer (series) Food]]
[[Category:Shiren the Wanderer (series) Riceball With Multiple English Names]]
[[Category:Shiren the Wanderer (series) Riceballs With Multiple English Names]]
[[Category:Shiren the Wanderer (series) Riceball With Multiple Japanese Names]]
[[Category:Shiren the Wanderer (series) Riceballs With Multiple Japanese Names]]

Latest revision as of 20:56, 14 July 2025

Giant Riceball
巨大なおにぎり
Image for Giant Riceball
Artwork from a Shiren 1 SFC source book.
Localization
Title Name
Nintendo DS Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer Giant Riceball
Wii Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 - The Sleeping Princess and the Karakuri Mansion Giant Riceball
PlayStation Vita Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate Huge Onigiri
Nintendo Switch/Steam Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate (2020)
iOS/Android Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate (SP)
Nintendo Switch/Steam Shiren the Wanderer: The Mystery Dungeon of Serpentcoil Island Huge Onigiri

The Giant Riceball (Japanese: 巨大なおにぎり) is a Food Item in the Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer series. Giant Riceballs debuted in Super Famicom Mystery Dungeon 2: Shiren the Wanderer in 1995.

Giant Riceballs are bigger than a Big Riceball, and thus refill more of the player's Fullness even more when consumed. If eaten while full, the player will gain additional points to their fullness, more than a Big Riceball or a Riceball would grant. Unlike Big Riceball's, it's best to wait until fullness is as low as possible, as Giant Riceballs will restore all fullness, and increase the maximum fullness to boot.

If thrown at a member of the Rice Changer Family, it will kill them in one hit if it makes contact.

Appearances

For more about Giant Riceballs in specific media, see the following articles:

Games

Shiren 1 Save Surala Moonlight Village Shiren 2 Magic Castle Asuka Shiren 3 Shiren 4 Shiren 5 Tower of
Slumber
Shiren 6
SFC DS SP 1 2 3 4 GB PC PCI SP GBC DS DC PC Wii PSP DS PSP DS Vita 2020 SP


Gallery

Official Artwork

Games

In Other Languages

Language Name
English Giant Riceball Shiren 1 DS, Shiren 3 Wii
Huge Onigiri Shiren 5 Vita, Shiren 6
Japanese きょだいなおにぎり
巨大なおにぎり

See Also

References