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}}The '''Nectarous Dandelfly''' is a harmless enemy in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' that acts as a replacment for the [[Honeywisp]]. It resembles a large dragonfly-like creature with a segmented body resembling that of a catterpillar or honeypot ant, and has the face of a butterfly with its proboscis. | }}The '''Nectarous Dandelfly''' is a harmless enemy in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' that acts as a replacment for the [[Honeywisp]]. It resembles a large dragonfly-like creature with a segmented body resembling that of a catterpillar or honeypot ant, and has the face of a butterfly with its proboscis. | ||
The Nectarous Dandelfly drifts carelessly around, not minding enemies or nearby Pikmin. If a Pikmin lands a direct hit on one of its hind segments, the segment will collapse into puddles of [[Nectar]], the number of doses range from one to five depending on where you land your Pikmin, resulting in enough to flower around 10 to 50 Pikmin with one encounter. Throwing | The Nectarous Dandelfly drifts carelessly around, not minding enemies or nearby Pikmin. If a Pikmin lands a direct hit on one of its hind segments, the segment will collapse into puddles of [[Nectar]], the number of doses range from one to five depending on where you land your Pikmin, resulting in enough to flower around 10 to 50 Pikmin with one encounter. Throwing a Pikmin near the creature's head will result in all five segments falling down, while hitting it on the back segment will result in only that one falling down. After its nectar has been stolen, it will swiftly fly away. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The Nectarous Dandelfly was the very first new ''Pikmin 3 ''enemy ever seen, since it was seen in the first slide of the E3 2012 presentation. | * The Nectarous Dandelfly was the very first new ''Pikmin 3 ''enemy ever seen, since it was seen in the first slide of the E3 2012 presentation. | ||