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|underground = [[Cavern for a King]] | |underground = [[Cavern for a King]] | ||
|attacks = Eat, [[crush]], ram, [[electricity|zap]], [[fire|burn]], [[ice|freeze]] Pikmin, and use [[gloom]] | |attacks = Eat, [[crush]], ram, [[electricity|zap]], [[fire|burn]], [[ice|freeze]] Pikmin, and use [[gloom]] | ||
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{{game help|p4}} | {{game help|p4}} | ||
{{spoiler|the final boss in ''[[Pikmin 4]]''}} | {{spoiler|the final boss in ''[[Pikmin 4]]''}} | ||
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== Locations == | == Locations == | ||
* [[Cavern for a King]]: The Sirehound appears at the very last sublevel of the cave, in its 20th sublevel. It appears with both [[Louie]] and the [[Gift of Friendship]] in tow as the last possible collectibles in the main campaign | * [[Cavern for a King]]: The Sirehound appears at the very last sublevel of the cave, in its 20th sublevel. It appears with both [[Louie]] and the [[Gift of Friendship]] in tow as what is usually the last possible collectibles in the main campaign. | ||
== Naming == | == Naming == | ||
{{naming | {{naming | ||
|common = Ancient Sirehound. Most likely comes from the term "sire" that describes the act of a male animal creating offspring, or the male itself in that particular role, referencing the theory that all modern space dogs are descendants of it. | |common = Ancient Sirehound. Most likely comes from the term "sire" that describes the act of a male animal creating offspring, or the male itself in that particular role, referencing the theory that all modern space dogs are descendants of it. | ||
|jpcommon = {{j|ヤタノワスレイヌ|Yata no Wasure Inu}}. It may be a combination of {{j| | |jpcommon = {{j|ヤタノワスレイヌ|Yata no Wasure Inu|Large Forgotten Dog}}. It may be a combination of {{j|八咫|Yata|large|f=tp}}, {{j|忘れる|wasureru|to forget|f=tp}}, and {{j|犬|Inu|dog|f=tp}}. | ||
|jpname = {{j|イヌガミノツカハシメ|Inugami no Tsuka Hatsume|The Messenger of the Dog Deity}}. Most likely ''{{j|犬神|Inugami|Dog Deity}}'', a type of | |jpname = {{j|イヌガミノツカハシメ|Inugami no Tsuka Hatsume|The Messenger of the Dog Deity}}. Most likely ''{{j|犬神|Inugami|Dog Deity}}'', a type of youkai in Japanese mythology said to resemble a dog, and ''{{j|神使|Tsuka-hatsume}}''. In Shintoism, a {{j|神使|Tsuka-hatsume, Shin-shi}} is a specific animal that is considered to be a messenger of, or even may be an embodiment of, a deity. | ||
|scientific = ''Deicanis perditum''. ''Dei canis'' is Latin for "God's dog". ''Perditum'' comes from the singular neuter form of ''perditus'', "to destroy". | |scientific = ''Deicanis perditum''. ''Dei canis'' is Latin for "God's dog". ''Perditum'' comes from the singular neuter form of ''perditus'', "to destroy". | ||
|internal = <code>BOSSINU</code>. | |internal = <code>BOSSINU</code>. It refers to how the Ancient Sirehound is the only boss that is also a dog. | ||
}} | }} | ||
=== Names in other languages === | === Names in other languages === | ||
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|Jap = ヤタノワスレイヌ | |Jap = ヤタノワスレイヌ | ||
|JapR = Yata no Wasure Inu | |JapR = Yata no Wasure Inu | ||
|JapM = Dog | |JapM = Large Forgotten Dog | ||
|JapN = | |JapN = | ||
|PorB=Cancestral | |PorB=Cancestral | ||
|PorM= Ancestral Dog | |PorM= Ancestral Dog | ||