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==How to Kill== | ==How to Kill== | ||
Swarm it with Pikmin, or toss one directly onto its back; [[Purple Pikmin]] work especially well for the latter method. It has low vitality and can also be easily defeated by captains. | Swarm it with Pikmin, or toss one directly onto its back; [[Purple Pikmin]] work especially well for the latter method. It has low vitality and can also be easily defeated by captains. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
There are many actual [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phylliidae|leaf-like insects.]] from the family Phylliidae. | |||
[[Category:Harmless enemies]] | [[Category:Harmless enemies]] | ||
Revision as of 12:48, November 2, 2008
| Skitter Leaf | |
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| Appears in | N/A |
| Scientific name | Rus pseudoarbicans |
| Family | Skitterling |
| Areas | Perplexing Pool |
| Attacks | None |
The Skitter Leaf may look like a plant, but it's actually an insectoid relative of pond skaters. It's somewhat rare, but irrelevant towards putting in your Onion/pod, for they only give one Pikmin/Poko. If you approach them, they wake up from their camouflaged state, and escape from you. This enemy is sort of a terrestrial version of the Wogpole. Throwing a Pikmin on it will immediately kill it. This enemy cannot be petrified when it hides on the ground, only when its is up and active. There are rare occasions where one will duck right when it loses all its hp, thus dying right when you approach it.
They are usually located in very fresh places, such as near or in water or foliage. They attempt to flee with a cricket-like chirp when approached, and leave a leaf upon death, which requires only 1 Pikmin to carry.
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How to Kill
Swarm it with Pikmin, or toss one directly onto its back; Purple Pikmin work especially well for the latter method. It has low vitality and can also be easily defeated by captains.
Trivia
There are many actual [insects.] from the family Phylliidae.
