In 428: Shibuya Scramble (Japanese: 428 〜封鎖された渋谷で〜, 428: In a Blockaded Shibuya), a Mamel plush can be seen during some cutscenes of the game.[1] In CANAAN, an unlockable bonus scenario from the same game, a man can be seen wearing a Mamel hat.[2]
Shiren:Mamel Family
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The Mamel (Japanese: マムル, Mamul) monster family is the mascot monster family of the Shiren the Wanderer series. It debuted in Mystery Dungeon 2: Shiren the Wanderer in 1995, making it one of the Original Monster Families.
Related additional families include the Dark Mamel monster family that first appeared in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 4: The Eye of God and the Devil's Navel in 2010, and two cameo appearances in the Danganronpa series since 2017, under the name Monokumamel. Numerous other Mamels have appeared as well, such as the Silver Mamel Family
and the Borg Mamel.
The Mamel Family consists of:
- Mamel (Japanese: マムル, Mamuru)
- Pit Mamel (Japanese: あなぐらマムル, Anagura Mamuru)
- Cave Mamel (Japanese: 洞窟マムル, Dōkutsu Mamuru)
- Gitan Mamel (Japanese: ギタンマムル, Gitan Mamuru)
Biography
Characteristics
Mamels will attack the player if they are close enough to hop toward them. Gitan Mamels have more chances to hit the player due to their faster movement and attacks, as well as K.O. the player earlier thanks to their high amount of attack and defense points. While Mamels behave like any monsters in the series, on rare occasions they will appear as friendly, non-playable characters. For example, three Antipode Mamels appear in The Other Side of the World, where in this place, monsters and people live side by side peacefully.
Physical Appearance
These monsters have a smooth spherical body, and a white widening tail, belly, and cat ears. With a slightly agape mouth showing a pink or blue tongue and wide eyes, the color of the monster's back depends on its level; going from blue in its weakest to yellow in its strongest form. The Mamel is likely the first, and the weakest monster players run into on their Shiren adventures, akin to other weak, common monsters such as the Slime in the Dragon Quest series.
Scent
A ～Scent of Mamel～ (Japanese: ～マムルの匂い～) recipe can be foun in the Template:Manga, with Koichi Nakamura's reaction in 4-panel manga format on the back cover.
- Ingredients:
- 2 bananas
- 1 bunch of chives
- A little lemon juice
- 2 garlic cloves
- 2 ginger
- 500 ml milk
- Instructions:
- Cut the chives into 3 cm pieces. Garlic and ginger are peeled and cut into 1 - 2cm cubes. Use only the banana's peels.
- Put the ingredients in a juicer, save the milk last.
- Mix for about 20～ seconds.
- Add the milk.
Appearances
For more about the Mamel family in specific media, see the following articles:
Games
Spin-offs
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In Other Media
The Mamel family can be found in the following external media:
In Despair Dungeon: Monokuma's Test (Japanese: 絶望のダンジョン モノクマの試練, Dungeon of Despair: Monokuma's Trial), a Monokumamel appears as a common monster. It is a fusion between a Mamel and Monokuma.[3]
In Danganronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp (Japanese: ハッピーダンガンロンパＳ 超高校級の南国サイコロ合宿), Monokumamels were shown during the game's reveal trailer on June 15, 2021 at E3 2021.[4][5] Like in Despair Dungeon: Monokuma's Test, they are a fusion between a Mamel and Monokuma.
The Mamel Family is mentioned in AI: The Somnium Files - nirvanA Initiative when checking a computer in Kumakura Office on February 12, during the free move investigation segment.[6]
- Aiba: (I hacked into it.)
- Aiba: (There is one item in the search history: "How to defeat Mamel.")
- Mizuki: (Oh, they play Shiren...)
- Mizuki: (Wait, how do you need help beating Mamel?)
- Tama: (It's a giant Subterranean Mamul!)
- Ryuki: (It's a topiary! Now's not the time to be messing around!)
- Tama: (S-Sorry...)
Gallery
For all of the Mamel art used across the wiki see: Category:Mamel Family
- Shiren 1 SFC - Mamul.png
(1995)
A Mamel in Shiren 1 SFC. 
(1996)
A Mamel in Moonlight Village GB.
(2000)
A Mamel in Shiren 2.- Magic Castle GBC - Mamel sprite.png
(2001)
A Mamel in Magic Castle GBC. - Shiren 1 DS - Mamel sprite.png
(2006)
A Mamel in Shiren 1 DS. - Shiren 3 Wii - Mamel model.png
(2008)
A Mamel in Shiren 3 Wii. - Magic Castle DS - Mamel sprite.png
(2008)
A Mamel in Magic Castle DS. - Shiren 4 DS - Mamel sprite.png
(2010)
A Mamel in Shiren 4 DS. 
(2010)
A Mamel in Shiren 5 DS.
(2013)
A Mamel slot spin icon in Tower of Slumber.
- Shiren 1 SFC - Subterranean Mamul.png
(1995)
A Pit Mamel in Shiren 1 SFC. 
(1996)
A Pit Mamel in Moonlight Village GB.- Magic Castle GBC - Pit Mamel sprite.png
(2001)
A Pit Mamel in Magic Castle GBC. - Shiren 1 DS - Pit Mamel sprite.png
(2006)
A Pit Mamel in Shiren 1 DS. - Shiren 3 Wii - Pit Mamel model.png
(2008)
A Pit Mamel in Shiren 3 Wii. - Magic Castle DS - Pit Mamel sprite.png
(2008)
A Pit Mamel in Magic Castle DS. - Shiren 4 DS - Pit Mamel sprite.png
(2010)
A Pit Mamel in Shiren 4 DS. 
(2010)
A Pit Mamel in Shiren 5 DS.
(2013)
A Pit Mamel in The Tower of Slumber.
- Shiren 1 SFC - Cave Mamul.png
(1995)
A Cave Mamel in Shiren 1 SFC. 
(1996)
A Cave Mamel in Moonlight Village GB.- Magic Castle GBC - Cave Mamel sprite.png
(2001)
A Cave Mamel in Magic Castle GBC. - Shiren 1 DS - Cave Mamel sprite.png
(2006)
A Cave Mamel in Shiren 1 DS. - Shiren 3 Wii - Cave Mamel model.png
(2008)
A Cave Mamel in Shiren 3 Wii. - Magic Castle DS - Cave Mamel sprite.png
(2008)
A Cave Mamel in Magic Castle DS. - Shiren 4 DS - Cave Mamel sprite.png
(2010)
A Cave Mamel in Shiren 4 DS. 
(2010)
A Cave Mamel in Shiren 5 DS.
- Shiren 1 DS - Gitan Mamel sprite.png
(2006)
A Gitan Mamel in Shiren 1 DS. - Shiren 3 Wii - Gitan Mamel model.png
(2008)
A Gitan Mamel in Shiren 3 Wii. - Magic Castle DS - Gitan Mamel sprite.png
(2008)
A Gitan Mamel in Magic Castle DS. - Shiren 4 DS - Gitan Mamel sprite.png
(2010)
A Gitan Mamel in Shiren 4 DS. 
(2010)
A Gitan Mamel in Shiren 5 DS.
- Shiren 4 DS - Dark Mamel sprite.png
(2010)
A Dark Mamel in Shiren 4 DS. - Shiren 4 DS - Dark Pit Mamel sprite.png
(2010)
A Dark Pit Mamel in Shiren 4 DS. - Shiren 4 DS - Dark Cave Mamel sprite.png
(2010)
A Dark Cave Mamel in Shiren 4 DS. - Shiren 4 DS - Dark Gitan Mamel sprite.png
(2010)
A Dark Gitan Mamel in Shiren 4 DS. 
(2010)
A Dark Mamel in Shiren 5 DS.
(2010)
A Dark Pit Mamel in Shiren 5 DS.
(2010)
A Dark Cave Mamel in Shiren 5 DS.
(2010)
A Dark Gitan Mamel in Shiren 5 DS.
(2002)
A Silver Mamel in Asuka the Swordswoman DC.
(2002)
A Gold Mamel in Asuka the Swordswoman DC.
(2002)
The Elder Mamel in Asuka the Swordswoman DC.
(2006)
An Antipode Mamel in Shiren 1 DS.- Shiren 1 DS - Borg Mamel sprite.png
(2006)
The Borg Mamel in Shiren 1 DS. 
(2008)
Mamel ZZ in Shiren 3 Wii.- Magic Castle DS - Borg Mamel sprite.png
(2008)
The Borg Mamel in Magic Castle DS. - Magic Castle DS - Jello II Mamel sprite.png
(2008)
"Jello II" Mamel in Magic Castle DS. 
(2013)
A "Bowling Pin" Mamel in Tower of Slumber.- Shiren 5 Vita - Ancient Mamel sprite.png
(2015)
The Ancient Mamel in Shiren 5 Vita.
(1995)
Artwork from a Shiren 1 SFC source book.
(1995)
Artwork from a Shiren 1 SFC source book.
(1995)
DX Mamel Tank artwork from a Shiren 1 SFC source book.
(1996)
Female Mamel artwork from a Moonlight Village GB source book.
(1996)
Artwork from a Moonlight Village GB source book.
(2001)
Artwork from the Magic Castle GBC website.
(2001)
Artwork from a Magic Castle GBC source book.
(2002)
Artwork from the Official Fan Book Surprise Pot 3
(2006)
Artwork from The Village of Mahjong's official website.
(2006)
Artwork from a Shiren 1 DS source book.
Monokumamel: A Mamel fused with Monokuma in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony.
Monokumamel V: A Mamel fused with Monokuma in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony.
Monokumamel V2: A Mamel fused with Monokuma in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony.
Monokumamel V3: A Mamel fused with Monokuma in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony.
Monokumamel B: A Mamel fused with Monokuma in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony.
Monokumamel S: A Mamel fused with Monokuma in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony.
Monokumamel G: A Mamel fused with Monokuma in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony.
Monokumamel P: A Mamel fused with Monokuma in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony.
(1996)
A Mamel in Moonlight Village GB, running on the Super Game Boy.
(1997)
A new year 1997 promotional ad featuring a Mamel.
(1997)
Koichi Nakamura's reaction to the Scent of Mamel recipe.
(2013)
A Gold Mamel in Tower of Slumber.
(2013)
Pit Mamel's are referred to as "Menthol Mamel's" in Tower of Slumber.
(2013)
A Black Mamel used as a bowling ball in Tower of Slumber.
(2013)
Mamel Bowling in Tower of Slumber.
Trivia
- Subterranean Mamul, the name used for Pit Mamel's in the unofficial English Translation of Shiren 1 on the Super Famicom was somewhat legitimized by the English release of AI: The Somnium Files - nirvanA Initiative.
- The unofficial English translation patch pre-dates the official release on the Nintendo DS by two years.
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See Also
Template:Shiren the Wanderer (series) Monster Navbox
References
- ↑ https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1774461220 Steam
- ↑ http://nedyggdrasill.blog134.fc2.com/blog-entry-7.html?sp Blog
- ↑ https://danganronpa.fandom.com/wiki/Despair_Dungeon:_Monokuma%27s_Test Danganronpa Wiki
- ↑ Template:Cite web
- ↑ Template:Cite web
- ↑ https://somniumfiles.fandom.com/wiki/Kumakura_Office#PC
- ↑ https://somniumfiles.fandom.com/wiki/Sejima_Residence#Topiary