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Some [[Enemy|enemies]] are not members of any known biological family. These enemies are shown as being in the '''Unknown family''' in {{p2}} and {{p3d}}, '''? family''' in {{hp}}, and '''??? family''' in {{p4}}. | Some [[Enemy|enemies]] are not members of any known biological family. These enemies are shown as being in the '''Unknown family''' in {{p2}} and {{p3d}}, '''? family''' in {{hp}}, and '''??? family''' in {{p4}}. Most of these enemies seem to have no biological relationship, despite many of them sharing similar traits or names. | ||
== | == Unique members == | ||
=== Ancient Sirehound === | === Ancient Sirehound === | ||
[[File:Ancient Sirehound_P4_icon.png|left|180px]] | [[File:Ancient Sirehound_P4_icon.png|left|180px]] | ||
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{{spoiler|the final boss of Hey! Pikmin}} | {{spoiler|the final boss of Hey! Pikmin}} | ||
{{Main|Berserk Leech Hydroe}} | {{Main|Berserk Leech Hydroe}} | ||
The | The Berserk Leech Hydroe is the final [[boss]] of {{hp}}. It is a gigantic plant creature, it has a purple and white body with grass and some sprouts growing on its back. It has three stalks with very few and small spines and {{w|Venus flytrap}}-like mouths on the ends, the central one being larger and acting like the main head while the smaller ones are used as its primary method of attack. In its second phase it can come out from the ground revealing that it has 4 brown legs with clawed feet. After defeating the second phase the creature's body withers and the central head detaches from the dead body retaining a small portion of it. This new body sprouts wings and has smaller feet lighter in coloration than the ones from the main body. | ||
While the [[Leech Hydroe]] itself is of the [[Hydroe family]], the plant it hosts in the final battle is listed as having an unknown family. | While the [[Leech Hydroe]] itself is of the [[Hydroe family]], the plant it hosts in the final battle is listed as having an unknown family. | ||
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[[File:FireflingerGroink.png|left|180px]] | [[File:FireflingerGroink.png|left|180px]] | ||
{{Main|Fireflinger Groink}} | {{Main|Fireflinger Groink}} | ||
The Fireflinger Groink is an enemy that appears in ''Hey! Pikmin''. | The Fireflinger Groink is an enemy that appears in ''Hey! Pikmin''. Although it is never stated they are related, the Fireflinger Groink shares many similarities to the Gatling Groink, which is interesting since both creatures do not belong to any known family. | ||
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=== Gatling Groink === | === Gatling Groink === | ||
[[File: | [[File:GatlingGroinkHD.png|left|180px]] | ||
{{Main|Gatling Groink}} | {{Main|Gatling Groink}} | ||
The Gatling Groink is an enemy in {{p2}}. It is a large biomechanical creature with eyes staring forward, two legs, a mechanical tail and a mouthplate that is opened to fire mortar rounds. Despite not having a very dangerous attack, it possesses strong defensive capabilities and is often located in hard-to-reach places, such as on top of pillars, increasing its protection against [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] even more. It attacks by initiating a cannon from its mouth and fires 3 mortars at regular intervals when in range of a target. When the balls hit the ground, they scatter all Pikmin in range and kill those at the absolute center of the blast. The method to attack it is to [[throw]] Pikmin at its rear, where it lacks metal shielding. It can shake the Pikmin off when agitated, and unlike most enemies, the shaking occurs without any visible preparations, giving the player hardly any reaction time. Because [[Purple Pikmin]] stun when they land on the ground, it is not necessary to get behind it to immobilize it with purples. Once killed, it starts [[HP#Regeneration|regenerating]] [[health]], making it crucial to carry it to an [[Onion]] or the [[Research Pod]]. If it isn't carried back on time, it will [[revive]] and continue its attack. | The Gatling Groink is an enemy in {{p2}}. It is a large biomechanical creature with eyes staring forward, two legs, a mechanical tail and a mouthplate that is opened to fire mortar rounds. Despite not having a very dangerous attack, it possesses strong defensive capabilities and is often located in hard-to-reach places, such as on top of pillars, increasing its protection against [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] even more. It attacks by initiating a cannon from its mouth and fires 3 mortars at regular intervals when in range of a target. When the balls hit the ground, they scatter all Pikmin in range and kill those at the absolute center of the blast. The method to attack it is to [[throw]] Pikmin at its rear, where it lacks metal shielding. It can shake the Pikmin off when agitated, and unlike most enemies, the shaking occurs without any visible preparations, giving the player hardly any reaction time. Because [[Purple Pikmin]] stun when they land on the ground, it is not necessary to get behind it to immobilize it with purples. Once killed, it starts [[HP#Regeneration|regenerating]] [[health]], making it crucial to carry it to an [[Onion]] or the [[Research Pod]]. If it isn't carried back on time, it will [[revive]] and continue its attack. | ||
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{{Main|Lumiknoll}} | {{Main|Lumiknoll}} | ||
Lumiknolls are large dirt mound nests found in night expeditions in Pikmin 4. They are the home to Glow Pikmin, and function similarly to the Onion, although their behavior is quite different. Lumiknolls produce Glow Pikmin when fed with glow pellets. Juvenile Lumiknolls, known as Tricknolls, are also found within night expeditions and serve as an extension of the Lumiknoll. | |||
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=== | === Ujadani === | ||
[[File: | [[File:WWbug.png|left|180px]] | ||
{{Main| | {{Main|Ujadani}} | ||
Ujadani are small, rare creatures from ''Pikmin 2.'' They only appear in [[Wistful Wild]] every 30 days from day 31 onwards, and can be found around the [[Hole of Heroes]] and [[Dream Den]]. They will ignore leaders but will immediately swarm Pikmin and occasionally release poison. Pikmin will attack them of their own accord, but when attacked the Ujadani will not only release poison but also nectar or sprays. They are not documented in the Piklopedia, so the information about them belonging to an unknown family is only seen on their [[e-Reader]] e-card. | |||
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The Waterwraith is a watery, humanoid boss in ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 4''. It appears to have a human shape, a head, body, arms, and legs, without distinct characteristics though, since it is transparent. It falls from the sky and moves around on stony rollers, chasing leaders and their Pikmin. It is invincible to any Pikmin assault, even if [[ultra-bitter spray|petrified]], except when attacked by [[Purple Pikmin]]. When a Purple Pikmin lands on or near the Waterwraith, it turns dark and becomes vulnerable to all Pikmin attacks. When the player depletes its health, the rollers crumble and the Waterwraith will run around the cave until defeated. | The Waterwraith is a watery, humanoid boss in ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 4''. It appears to have a human shape, a head, body, arms, and legs, without distinct characteristics though, since it is transparent. It falls from the sky and moves around on stony rollers, chasing leaders and their Pikmin. It is invincible to any Pikmin assault, even if [[ultra-bitter spray|petrified]], except when attacked by [[Purple Pikmin]]. When a Purple Pikmin lands on or near the Waterwraith, it turns dark and becomes vulnerable to all Pikmin attacks. When the player depletes its health, the rollers crumble and the Waterwraith will run around the cave until defeated. | ||
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== Unknown 'mamuta' family == | |||
Although the Piklopedia shows the [[Mamuta]] and [[Smoky Progg]] as having an unknown family, multiple [[Piklopedia]] comments for the Smoky Progg state that it is a malformed larval Mamuta, and as such, are the only enemies categorized under 'unknown' to have a confirmed biological relationship. | |||
=== Mamuta === | |||
[[File:Mamuta_P4_icon.png|left|180px]] | |||
{{Main|Mamuta}} | |||
The Mamuta is an enemy found in ''Pikmin'', ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 4''. It appears rocky, with two small eyes and two arms of dissimilar size. In the both ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 4'', it will just stand and watch any Pikmin walk by. Any attack on it, however, causes it to become enraged and pound the Pikmin into the ground. This, strangely enough, doesn't kill them but will replant them and turn them into [[Maturity|flower Pikmin]]. In ''Pikmin 2'', they are more aggressive than in the other games they appear in. | |||
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=== Smoky Progg === | |||
[[File:Smoky_Progg_P4_icon.png|left|180px]] | |||
{{Main|Smoky Progg}} | |||
The Smoky Progg is a hidden boss in ''Pikmin'' and a regular yet uncommon boss in ''Pikmin 4'', and is possibly one of the toughest. The only way to encounter it is to go into [[The Distant Spring]] [[areas|area]] before day 15. It resides in the massive lake area, on a later useless mound of small islands, in an egg form. If one touches the egg by any means, even with [[Olimar]], it will break out of the egg and show its true form; a dark green and black creature, emitting fumes toxic to Pikmin, sporting glowing white eyes. It will follow the player back to the landing site, so it's necessary to kill it. It can uproot Pikmin sprouts. The only way to hurt it is to throw Pikmin onto its large head. Any Pikmin left walking in its trail will succumb to the unknown substance it emits. It has an incredibly high defense and takes a while to kill. However, when killed it drops a pearl or nut that will be sufficient food to produce 100 Pikmin from any Onion that it gets to. | |||
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== Trivia == | |||
* Previously, this article also included species with unspecified families. Specifically, the five species from {{p1}} (a game with no official creature log) who did not return for {{p2}}. As of the release of {{p4}}, all five of these species have received an official family in some capacity. | |||
** While the adult [[Armored Cannon Beetle]] has yet to technically return, its younger variant, the [[Armored Cannon Larva]], is classified in the [[Lithopod family]]. | |||
** The [[Puffstool]] was assumed to be related to the [[Puffstalk]] from {{hp}}, and assumed part of the same famliy, the [[Sporovid family]]. ''Pikmin 4'' confirmed this to be true. | |||
** [[Pearly Clamclamp]]s returned in ''Pikmin 4'' and were classified under their own family: the [[Snareshell family]]. | |||
** The [[Smoky Progg]] was described as related to the [[Mamuta]], who were confirmed to belong to an unknown family in ''Pikmin 2''. Both returned in ''Pikmin 4'' and confirmed them both to each still be in an unknown family. | |||
** While the [[Goolix]] has yet to return, a similar creature named the [[Foolix]] appeared in ''Pikmin 4'' and was classified under the [[Goolix family]]. As the family is named after the Goolix, it's assumed to belong to that family. | |||
== Names in other languages == | |||
{{foreignname | |||
|Jap=？科 | |||
|JapR=? ka | |||
|JapM=? family | |||
}} | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||