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* The Plasm Wraith and its previous form, the Mysterious Life Form (Japanese '''Amebouzu)''', may have been inspired by the '''Umibouzu, '''a Japanese cryptid that snatches treasures and captains from their ships, and then crashes the ships. Both creatures are described with similar appearances.
* The Plasm Wraith and its previous form, the Mysterious Life Form (Japanese '''Amebouzu)''', may have been inspired by the '''Umibouzu, '''a Japanese cryptid that snatches treasures and captains from their ships, and then crashes the ships. Both creatures are described with similar appearances.
* The Plasm Wraith is the first final boss in the ''Pikmin'' series to have multiple phases.
* The Plasm Wraith is the first final boss in the ''Pikmin'' series to have multiple phases.
* The Plasm Wraith bears a resemblance some bosses in the ''Pikmin ''series: In its final form, it resembles the [[Waterwraith]] from ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. It also has a phase when it resembles the [[Goolix]] from ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]''.
* The Plasm Wraith bears a resemblance to some bosses in the ''Pikmin ''series: In its final form, it resembles the [[Waterwraith]] from ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. It also has a phase when it resembles the [[Goolix]] from ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]''.
* When idle, the Plasm Wraith's right "shoulder" is longer than the left, making it the second abormaly-asymetic creature in the Pikmin series, the first being the [[Mamuta]].
* When idle, the Plasm Wraith's right "shoulder" is longer than the left, making it the second abormaly-asymetic creature in the Pikmin series, the first being the [[Mamuta]].


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