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[[File:Petrified Beady Long Legs.jpg|thumb|A petrified [[Beady Long Legs]].]] | [[File:Petrified Beady Long Legs.jpg|thumb|A petrified [[Beady Long Legs]].]] | ||
'''Ultra-bitter spray''' is the purple colored [[spray]] that the player can get from ten purple [[Burgeoning Spiderwort]] berries, or by finding a [[Spray#Spray nectar|concentrated dose]]. When used, it temporarily turns any nearby [[enemy]] or [[bomb-rock]] into stone, rendering them unable to do anything. | '''Ultra-bitter spray''' is the purple colored [[spray]] in ''[[Pikmin 2]]'' that the player can get from ten purple [[Burgeoning Spiderwort]] berries, or by finding a [[Spray#Spray nectar|concentrated dose]]. When used, it temporarily turns any nearby [[enemy]] or [[bomb-rock]] into stone, rendering them unable to do anything. | ||
There are fewer ultra-bitter berry carrying Burgeoning Spiderworts, which makes the spray harder to obtain in comparison to [[ultra-spicy spray]]s. In addition, this spray is normally discovered after the ultra-spicy spray, because while ultra-spicy spray is found on the required path in the [[Awakening Wood]], ultra-bitter spray is not found until after the acquisition of [[White Pikmin]], near the [[Bulblax Kingdom]]. Unlike the [[ultra-spicy spray]], this spray type does not return in ''[[Pikmin 3]]''. | There are fewer ultra-bitter berry carrying Burgeoning Spiderworts, which makes the spray harder to obtain in comparison to [[ultra-spicy spray]]s. In addition, this spray is normally discovered after the ultra-spicy spray, because while ultra-spicy spray is found on the required path in the [[Awakening Wood]], ultra-bitter spray is not found until after the acquisition of [[White Pikmin]], near the [[Bulblax Kingdom]]. Unlike the [[ultra-spicy spray]], this spray type does not return in ''[[Pikmin 3]]''. | ||
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*Add the chances of drops for bosses and the Titan Dweevil.}} | *Add the chances of drops for bosses and the Titan Dweevil.}} | ||
This spray can be deployed by pressing {{button|gc|padu|wii|1}}. Any [[enemy]] or [[bomb-rock]] in the direction of the cursor instantly becomes immobilized and slowly turns into stone. In the case of {{npcp2}}, the leader will spray in front of them, but the cursor's direction is still what matters. The | This spray can be deployed by pressing {{button|gc|padu|wii|1}}. Any [[enemy]] or [[bomb-rock]] in the direction of the cursor instantly becomes immobilized and slowly turns into stone. In the case of {{npcp2}}, the leader will spray in front of them, but the cursor's direction is still what matters. The enemy is only temporarily immobilized, for eight seconds, until they break free. Before reaching this point, the enemy begins shaking, as an indication that the petrification is wearing off. | ||
When an enemy is defeated while petrified, it will crumble to dust and leave behind one dosage of a liquid, this being either [[nectar]] or a [[spray drop]]. It still relinquishes whichever [[treasure]]s or [[pellet]]s it would normally drop. Most [[boss]]es will drop five doses of liquid, and the [[Titan Dweevil]] will drop ten doses. The perceived chances of a single drop being nectar or a spray are as follows:<ref>These values are obtained from a [[Talk:{{PAGENAME}}#Probabilities|fan-driven experiment]], rounded to what are the most likely real values.</ref> | |||
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