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The beast itself is a dark green and black creature with glowing white eyes with a pinkish ring around them. It is roughly the size of a [[Bulborb|Spotty Bulborb]], and it constantly emits a cloud of gas behind it that is harmful to both the Pikmin and Olimar. It is also able to [[Pluck|uproot]] Pikmin sprouts. The Smoky Progg will make its way towards the landing site upon emerging, so it is necessary to kill it to avoid interference with the day's plans. It has a very high defense, so it takes a while to kill. When killed, however, it drops a golden pearl-like orb which, if carried to an [[Onion]], will produce 100 Pikmin seeds. | The beast itself is a dark green and black creature with glowing white eyes with a pinkish ring around them. It is roughly the size of a [[Bulborb|Spotty Bulborb]], and it constantly emits a cloud of gas behind it that is harmful to both the Pikmin and Olimar. It is also able to [[Pluck|uproot]] Pikmin sprouts. The Smoky Progg will make its way towards the landing site upon emerging, so it is necessary to kill it to avoid interference with the day's plans. It has a very high defense, so it takes a while to kill. When killed, however, it drops a golden pearl-like orb which, if carried to an [[Onion]], will produce 100 Pikmin seeds. | ||
The relationship between the Smoky Progg and Mamuta, of being radically different between larval and adult stages, could be derived from that of the {{w|Pseudis paradoxa|paradox frog}} (''Pseudis paradoxa'') and its young; paradox frog tadpoles are about four times larger than their adult selves. | The relationship between the Smoky Progg and [[Mamuta]], of being radically different between larval and adult stages, could be derived from that of the {{w|Pseudis paradoxa|paradox frog}} (''Pseudis paradoxa'') and its young; paradox frog tadpoles are about four times larger than their adult selves. | ||
==Stats== | ==Stats== | ||