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The Sandbelching Meerslug is most vulnerable when it exposes itself. When it rises up to shoot boulders, the player should charge all their Pikmin at the Meerslug. Doing so will cause it to pop out of the sand, allowing the player's Pikmin to attack it. If it creates a sinkhole, the leaders and the Pikmin should get away, or else they risk being sucked in by the Meerslug. A riskier strategy is to charge all of the player's Pikmin at it while it's at the bottom of the sinkhole; if done correctly, the Meerslug will pop out with no casualties. Alternatively, there are Dirt Mounds on the edge of the arena which hold bomb-rocks; throwing a bomb-rock into the Meerslug's mouth will also make it pop out. | The Sandbelching Meerslug is most vulnerable when it exposes itself. When it rises up to shoot boulders, the player should charge all their Pikmin at the Meerslug. Doing so will cause it to pop out of the sand, allowing the player's Pikmin to attack it. If it creates a sinkhole, the leaders and the Pikmin should get away, or else they risk being sucked in by the Meerslug. A riskier strategy is to charge all of the player's Pikmin at it while it's at the bottom of the sinkhole; if done correctly, the Meerslug will pop out with no casualties. Alternatively, there are Dirt Mounds on the edge of the arena which hold bomb-rocks; throwing a bomb-rock into the Meerslug's mouth will also make it pop out. | ||
Once below 50% health, the Meerslug will circle around the center of the arena, which means it is about to make a giant sinkhole. When it's spiraling, the player should use the described strategies above. At this point, it is also capable of creating sinkholes with sharp drops, making it impossible to get out of if caught. The Sandbelching Meerslug also shoots boulders much faster; the [[Dodge Whistle]] can be useful for evading the boulders. Continue to attack the Meerslug, and it will die. Upon death, it releases the Folded Data Glutton, which unlocks the [[Twilight River]], and it releases the Crimson Banquet, a watermelon, which gives the Koppaites 3 days' worth of juice. | Once below 50% health, the Meerslug will circle around the center of the arena, which means it is about to make a giant sinkhole. When it's spiraling, the player should use the described strategies above. At this point, it is also capable of creating sinkholes with sharp drops, making it impossible to get out of if caught. The Sandbelching Meerslug also shoots boulders much faster; the [[Dodge Whistle]] can be useful for evading the boulders. Continue to attack the Meerslug, and it will die. Upon death, it releases the [[Folded Data Glutton]], which unlocks the [[Twilight River]], and it releases the [[Crimson Banquet]], a watermelon, which gives the Koppaites 3 days' worth of juice. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
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File:Sandbelching Meerslug boulder.jpg|The Sandbelching Meerslug launching boulders. | |||
File:Sandbelching Meerslug sinkhole.jpg|The Meerslug creating a sinkhole. | |||
File:Sandbelching Meerslug huge sinkhole.jpg|The Meerslug making a large sinkhole, as big as the arena. | |||
File:Sandbelching Meerslug sharp drop.jpg|The Meerslug making a sinkhole with a sharp drop in it. | |||
File:Sandbelching Meerslug dead.jpg|The corpse of the Sandbelching Meerslug, next to the Crimson Banquet and the Folded Data Glutton it released. | |||
</gallery> | |||
{{Enemies}} | {{Enemies}} | ||
[[Category:Bosses]] | [[Category:Bosses]] | ||