The Fiery Young Yellow Wollywog (Fiery Young Yellow Wollyhop in the European version, ヤキコイモガエル?, lit.: "Sizzling Young Potato Frog") is a fiery variation of the Young Yellow Wollywog. It acts and looks exactly the same as the standard Young Yellow Wollywog, but its body is perpetually on fire, meaning that only Red Pikmin can kill one. It is the transitional state of two yet unseen creatures, presumed to be the Fiery Wogpole and the Fiery Yellow Wollywog.
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Behavior[edit]
Just like the Young Yellow Wollywog it will simply jump forward, crushing Pikmin that it lands on. When it reaches a wall, it will change directions. Because of its immunity to fire, it can travel through fire geysers safely, unlike its non-fiery counterpart.
Locations[edit]
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Strategy[edit]
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They work just like their normal counterparts: a singe well-placed Pikmin will defeat this creature.
Notes
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“Somehow, this type of Yellow Wollywog evolved to survive being on fire. It's a useful mutation, to be sure, but getting there must have been painful.”
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Names in other languages[edit]
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Meaning
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 Dutch |
Geel vuurpletterpadje |
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 French |
Jeune wog jaune embrasé |
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 German |
Feuer-Zwerg-Orcalog |
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 Italian |
Ranuchetta idropica igneo |
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 Spanish |
Sapillo marillo ígneo |
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- Out of all creatures in the Pikmin series, the Fiery Young Yellow Wollywog has the longest name, containing four different words.
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