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Clicking Slurker

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Clicking Slurker In-game icon.
A Clicking Slurker in the Creature Log. Enhanced with Citra.
Appears in Hey! Pikmin
Scientific name Uvulans descendii
Family Umbloda
Areas Freezing Wasteland
Attacks Steal and eat Pikmin

The Clicking Slurker (コツリタラシ?, lit.: "Young Hanging Dripper") is an enemy found in Hey! Pikmin. This creature looks like a real-life jellyfish. It has a feather above its head and a long, pink appendix that resembles a tongue, linked to a pink ball that stands inside of its translucent body. Although its actual body is about the size of Captain Olimar, its feather is about two times his height, and its appendix can extend up about ten times his height.

It resembles a much smaller and weaker version of the Luring Slurker, although it is more blue, only has one feather, and doesn't have a mouth in its proboscis. It also looks much rounder than most umblodae, including the Medusal Slurker.

It is only found in area A of sector 7, Freezing Wasteland.

Stats[edit]

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Weight Max.
carriers
Seeds Value Health Regen.
N/A N/A N/A A yellow Sparklium Seed icon, used to represent the object found in the games. × 0 Unknown Unknown

Behavior[edit]

The Clicking Slurker remains stationary high above ground, waiting for Pikmin to pass below it. At that point, it drops its tongue to catch them. If a Pikmin is caught, it can be released by hitting the tongue. With continuous hits to the tongue, the creature drops to the ground and can be damaged. When one is defeated, it is quickly replaced by another one that will descend to the same spot as the last one.

Locations[edit]

  • Snowfall Field
    • Freezing Wasteland: This is the only area that they are found in. They are scattered throughout the area, and act as the main hazard or gimmick. There is notably one near a dirt wall, where the player must multitask between destroying the wall and attacking the creature.

Strategy[edit]

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The strategies shown are just suggestions.

To defeat this enemy, the player must trick it into trying to catch a Pikmin. After avoiding the attack, throwing a Pikmin on the enemy's "tongue" is enough to get it on the floor. Once on the floor, throw a couple of Pikmin at its head to kill it.

If avoiding the attack proves to be too difficult, allowing it to catch a single Pikmin and getting it to the ground before it manages to eat the Pikmin should work just as well, if not better.

Because the enemy gets replaced by another one shortly after being defeated, it may be easier to drop the enemy to the ground and just let it lay there harmlessly, only attacking when it starts to get ready to get up.

Notes

Hey! Pikmin logs

The warm air trapped within its body keeps it floating. From the air, it drops its long tongue to catch its prey. On a totally unrelated note: Why the feather on its head? Is it for attracting a mate or something?

Naming[edit]

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  • Common name: Clicking Slurker.
  • Japanese nickname: コツリタラシ?, lit.: "Young Hanging Dripper"
  • Japanese name: ハンショウシタタラシ?, lit.: "Soaring Tongue Dripper"
  • Scientific name': Uvulans descendii. It is a combination of uvulans, an allusion to "uvula" which the tongue resembles, and descendii, an illusion to "descending", which its tongue does do.
  • Internal names: Unknown.
  • Prerelease: None.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Flag of Japan Japanese コツリタラシ?
Ko Tsuri Tarashi
Young Hanging Dripper
Flag of the Netherlands Dutch Klikkende slurker
Flag of France French Mégluse cliqueteuse Mégluse is a wordplay of méduse (jellyfish) and gluant (sticky), followed by the word cliqueteuse (clicking)
Flag of Germany German Lauerqualle Lurking Jellyfish
Flag of Italy Italian Medusa schioccante
Flag of South Korea Korean 꼬마낚시벌레
Flag of Spain Spanish Viscolenguante

Gallery[edit]

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