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In these cases, it's treated like a common word. So it should start with a capital after a period.
(The mario series also has an enemy called this in japanese, and apparently it comes from a word forslug.) |
(In these cases, it's treated like a common word. So it should start with a capital after a period.) |
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|common = Ranging Bloyster. It is called such because it is like the [[Toady Bloyster]], but has a proboscis that has far greater range. | |common = Ranging Bloyster. It is called such because it is like the [[Toady Bloyster]], but has a proboscis that has far greater range. | ||
|scientific = ''Molluschid predatoria''. '' | |scientific = ''Molluschid predatoria''. ''Predatoria'' is similar to the English word "predator", given how this creature is much more effective at hunting down Pikmin compared to the Toady Bloyster. | ||
|jpcommon = {{j|ケメクジ|Kemekuji}}. Possibly from {{j|なめくじ|Namekuji}}, meaning "slug". | |jpcommon = {{j|ケメクジ|Kemekuji}}. Possibly from {{j|なめくじ|Namekuji}}, meaning "slug". | ||
|jpname = {{j|ヒトハナケメクジ|Hito Hana Kemekuji|One Flower Kemekuji}}. | |jpname = {{j|ヒトハナケメクジ|Hito Hana Kemekuji|One Flower Kemekuji}}. | ||