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'''Active regeneration''' is when the creature only regenerates when it is performing a certain action or in a certain state. As such, this type of regeneration encourages the player to attack the enemy in a certain way. The following enemies can regenerate with certain actions: | '''Active regeneration''' is when the creature only regenerates when it is performing a certain action or in a certain state. As such, this type of regeneration encourages the player to attack the enemy in a certain way. The following enemies can regenerate with certain actions: | ||
*[[Shearwig]]s in ''Pikmin 2'' quickly regenerate while flying. They begin flying after being hurt, and go back to the ground when they're probably healed. In ''Pikmin'', they always regenerate at the same rate, whether they are flying or not, making it passive healing. | *[[Shearwig]]s in ''Pikmin 2'' quickly regenerate while flying. They begin flying after being hurt, and go back to the ground when they're probably healed. In ''Pikmin'', they always regenerate at the same rate, whether they are flying or not, making it [[#Passive regeneration|passive healing]] instead. | ||
*[[Breadbug]]s and [[Giant Breadbug]]s in ''Pikmin 2'' instantly regenerate all of their health when they bring an item into their nest. | *[[Breadbug]]s and [[Giant Breadbug]]s in ''Pikmin 2'' instantly regenerate all of their health when they bring an item into their nest. | ||
*[[Shearwig]]s, [[Male Sheargrub]]s, and [[Female Sheargrub]]s in ''Pikmin 3'' regenerate when they are underground. They can fully heal in 30 seconds. | *[[Shearwig]]s, [[Male Sheargrub]]s, and [[Female Sheargrub]]s in ''Pikmin 3'' regenerate when they are underground. They can fully heal in 30 seconds. | ||
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==In ''Hey! Pikmin''== | ==In ''Hey! Pikmin''== | ||
In {{hp}}, health is | {{game help|hp|Describe how enemy health works.}} | ||
In {{hp}}, Captain Olimar's health is measured by levels in a Health Gauge that can be increased via [[upgrade]]s. Every time Olimar is hurt, he loses one level of health, and becomes invincible for a few seconds. Some things are able to kill him in one hit though, like the [[Queen Shearwig]]'s finishing strike, the snowballs in [[Over Wintry Mountains]], or being crushed by a pushed block. Olimar can regain health by collecting [[heart]]s. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||