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:Unfortunately, no, because those images come from ''Pikmin 3'' official art. Bulbmin never appeared in ''Pikmin 3'', so... — '''{''[[User:Espyo|Espyo]]''<sup>[[User talk:Espyo|T]]</sup>}''' 04:12, 3 July 2015 (EDT) | :Unfortunately, no, because those images come from ''Pikmin 3'' official art. Bulbmin never appeared in ''Pikmin 3'', so... — '''{''[[User:Espyo|Espyo]]''<sup>[[User talk:Espyo|T]]</sup>}''' 04:12, 3 July 2015 (EDT) | ||
== Proving the damage dealt by Bulbmin. == | |||
:Hey, Espyo... there's some sort of to do that says to prove whether the attack power is 5 or 10. Now, I'll admit, that does seem like a fair point to bring up, but how does one go about finding out this invisible number of Bulbmin attack strength? Count how many hits it takes for 1 Bulbmin to slay a Dwarf Red Bulborb? I had a little formula in mind for this process, if so, and I'm assuming that Pikmin [[maturity]] does not matter in the least: | |||
1 Bulbmin Number of Hits to fell a DRB [Dwarf Red Bulborb] = X '''(This applies to them having 10 for attack strength.)''' | |||
1 Bulbmin Number of Hits to fell a DRB = Y '''(This applies to them having 5 for attack strength.)''' | |||
:I think I might have a way to differentiate the two: throw in one White/Yellow/Blue Pikmin at the DRB and count the number of times they hit the Breadbug before it falls since these three have an attack strength of 10. Then, toss in a Bulbmin and count the number of hits it takes for one Bulbmin to fell a DRB. Here's my second formula for that: | |||
If X is = Number of hits it takes for a White/Blue/Yellow Pikmin to fell a DRB, then Bulbmin have 10 for an attack strength. | |||
If X is > Number of hits it takes for a W/B/Y Pikmin to fell a DRB, then Y is true and they have 5 for an attack strength. | |||
:If their attack strength is 5, then wouldn't that make them the weakest of the Pikmin family, applicable to Pikmin 2? If so, that would probably be worth a mention in Trivia.--[[User:TheTruth23|TheTruth23]] ([[User talk:TheTruth23|talk]]) 08:29, 16 October 2015 (EDT) | |||