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The '''Man-at-legs''' is a member of the [[Arachnorb family]], and first appeared as a boss in [[Pikmin 2]]. It's one of the few bio-mechanical creatures featured in the game, having a mostly mechanical torso sheathed in metal with four spindly legs- three of them are black, organic and spider-like, while the other one is mechanical. Several exhaust pipes on its body continually belch out smoke. | The '''Man-at-legs''' is a member of the [[Arachnorb family]], and first appeared as a boss in [[Pikmin 2]]. It's one of the few bio-mechanical creatures featured in the game, having a mostly mechanical torso sheathed in metal with four spindly legs- three of them are black, organic and spider-like, while the other one is mechanical. Several exhaust pipes on its body continually belch out smoke. | ||
Unlike the other two Arachnorbs in the game, it has no flat footpads to stomp Pikmin with. Instead, its relies on its speed, quickly skittering around the room to avoid being attacked. When agitated, the panels of its underbelly separate and a machine gun-like weapon extends out, tracking any nearby targets via a laser before rapidly firing a barrage of explosive rounds at whatever it manages to lock onto. | Unlike the other two Arachnorbs in the game, it has no flat footpads to stomp Pikmin with. Instead, its relies on its speed, quickly skittering around the room to avoid being attacked. When agitated, the panels of its underbelly separate and a machine gun-like weapon extends out, tracking any nearby targets via a laser before rapidly firing a barrage of explosive rounds at whatever it manages to lock onto.Sometimes, hammer bros will make a stupid sound. | ||
Once the Man-At-Legs dies, fireworks sprays from its body before the entire creature violently explodes, quite unlike the other two Arachnorbs, which simply disintegrate. | Once the Man-At-Legs dies, fireworks sprays from its body before the entire creature violently explodes, quite unlike the other two Arachnorbs, which simply disintegrate. | ||