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===Dalmo's Notes===
{{transcript|With a countenance like a little helmet-wearing soldier, it zips up to set its sights from the sky, then strikes its target! This captivating critter is truly a pro. It's unfortunate that when it flies up in the air, you can't see the clever false eyes on its shell or its charming face anymore!|block=y}}
===Olimar's Notes===
{{transcript|It’s a close relative of the original Burrow-Nit species, but this variety of Joustmite still has the use of its wings.
Oddly, it still makes its habitat below ground and employs the same tactic of lying in wait before emerging to strike.
The "helmet" protecting its head is functionally as hard as steel due to waxy secretions in its pores that absorb and redirect any shocks it sustains.|block=y}}
===''Pikmin 3'' Prima Guide===
===''Pikmin 3'' Prima Guide===
{{transcript|Like the standard Joustmite, the Flighty Joustmite spends most of its time partially buried. When it senses nearby prey, this low-flying enemy emerges and attacks its victims from above.
{{transcript|Like the standard Joustmite, the Flighty Joustmite spends most of its time partially buried. When it senses nearby prey, this low-flying enemy emerges and attacks its victims from above.