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==''Pikmin 3''== | ==''Pikmin 3''== | ||
In ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', Spotty Bulbears are much faster than in the two previous games, and are still accompanied by juveniles. They do, however, possess 3 new designed weaknesses: | In ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', Spotty Bulbears are much faster than in the two previous games, and are still accompanied by juveniles. They do, however, possess 3 new designed weaknesses: | ||
* When a Bulbear snatches Pikmin, it stops to fling them into the air and land them down its throat. Then, it pauses for about 2 seconds | * When a Bulbear snatches Pikmin, it stops to fling them into the air and land them down its throat. Then, it pauses for about 2 seconds. This small sliver of time should be enough for a wary player to escape or attempt an attack. | ||
* After a Bulbear eats a pikmin, there is a chance that it will release a small belch afterwards, allowing the player to retreat. | |||
* Bulbears now constantly emit a heavy, snarly breathing noise, which can be heard from a distance, alerting players of their presence. When in a dark area, their glowing purple eyes can also be seen from a distance. | * Bulbears now constantly emit a heavy, snarly breathing noise, which can be heard from a distance, alerting players of their presence. When in a dark area, their glowing purple eyes can also be seen from a distance. | ||
* They no longer revive themselves after death, much like in the second ''Pikmin'' game. | * They no longer revive themselves after death, much like in the second ''Pikmin'' game. | ||