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Mamu resides in the pond beneath the [[Signpost Maze]]. After paying the 300 [[Rupee]]s fee to listen to his jam,<ref>{{cite|Ribbit! Ribbit! I'm Mamu, on vocals! But I don't need to tell you that, do I? Everybody knows me! Want to hang out and listen to us jam? For 300 Rupees, we'll let you listen to a previously unreleased cut! What do you do?|Mamu|Link's Awakening}}</ref><ref>{{cite|Well, that's a shame, but we don't play for free!|Mamu|Link's Awakening}}</ref> Link will learn the "Frog Song of Soul".<ref>{{cite|You've learned The Frog's Song of Soul! It's a very moving tune... It can even liven up unliving things!|N/A|Link's Awakening}}</ref> Mamu remarks that the ones who hear the song feel more alive.<ref>{{cite|If you play this song, you'll make everything around you feel more alive!|Mamu|Link's Awakening}}</ref> Mamu cannot be revisited as him and his Frog Choir are away on tour according to the sign outside the pond.

Mamu is a cameo character who originates in another game,''{{smw|Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic}}'' (夢工場ドキドキパニック|夢工場 ドキドキパニック lit. "Dream Factory: Heart-Pounding Panic"). He was the main villain in the original game, where he is the ruler of a storybook world and he sets the events of the game in motion by kidnapping two children and bringing them to his dream factory. The game was localized in the United States as {{smw|Super Mario Bros. 2}} with Super Mario Bros. characters replacing the original Arabian Nights inspired characters. The US localization changed his name to {{smw|Wart}} and instead, he is the ruler of the dream realm [[smw:Subcon (place)|Subcon]], which is later revealed to be Mario's dream. In ''Link's Awakening'' retains his original Japanese name, Mamu, in the English localization.