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Scientific name: ''Derrierus capillium'' | |||
The Crusted Rumpup is a {{w|scorpion}}-like [[boss]] first found guarding the third landing site in the [[Serene Shores]] in {{p4}}. They have a red carapace and a greyish-black underside. Unlike scorpions, they do not have eight legs and also do not use their tail as a defense mechanism, it is actually their weak point. Rather their only attack is to charge towards prey and catch them in its mouth. | The Crusted Rumpup is a {{w|scorpion}}-like [[boss]] first found guarding the third landing site in the [[Serene Shores]] in {{p4}}. They have a red carapace and a greyish-black underside. Unlike scorpions, they do not have eight legs and also do not use their tail as a defense mechanism, it is actually their weak point. Rather their only attack is to charge towards prey and catch them in its mouth. | ||
Revision as of 00:14, August 29, 2023
The armrakid family is a family of arachnid-like creatures introduced in Pikmin 4. It contains only one member, the Crusted Rumpup. All members of this family belong to the Derrierus genus.
Members
Crusted Rumpup
- Main article: Crusted Rumpup.
Scientific name: Derrierus capillium
The Crusted Rumpup is a scorpion-like boss first found guarding the third landing site in the Serene Shores in Pikmin 4. They have a red carapace and a greyish-black underside. Unlike scorpions, they do not have eight legs and also do not use their tail as a defense mechanism, it is actually their weak point. Rather their only attack is to charge towards prey and catch them in its mouth.
Naming
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The family’s name is a portmanteau of “armor”, referring to their armored bodies, and “arachnid”, referring to the only member’s scorpion-like appearance
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 French |
carapachnides | From "carapace" (shell) and "arachnides" (arachnid) |
 Portuguese (NoA) |
Caraescorpinídeos |
