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Still fairly sure it has passive regen, but now that I think of it more research is needed to confirm.
(Flighty Joustmite only regenerates when flying, and the Sputtlefish is explicitly said to be able to regenerate.) |
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'''Passive regeneration''' is when an enemy's health is always recovering, regardless of what the creature is doing. In most cases, the regeneration mechanic is simply to encourage the player to kill an enemy when it's attacked, and to not retreat, or else its health might be recovered on the next battle, and all the hard work will be lost. In others, it's to encourage the player to use a large number of Pikmin to attack, as a smaller number might have a hard time countering the regeneration. | '''Passive regeneration''' is when an enemy's health is always recovering, regardless of what the creature is doing. In most cases, the regeneration mechanic is simply to encourage the player to kill an enemy when it's attacked, and to not retreat, or else its health might be recovered on the next battle, and all the hard work will be lost. In others, it's to encourage the player to use a large number of Pikmin to attack, as a smaller number might have a hard time countering the regeneration. | ||
Only one enemy passively regenerates in ''Pikmin 3'': the [[ | Only one enemy passively regenerates in ''Pikmin 3'': the [[Flighty Joustmite]]. In ''Pikmin 2'', the [[Shearwig]] has passive and active regeneration, but only passive in ''Pikmin''. The following enemies have passive regeneration: | ||
;''Pikmin'' | ;''Pikmin'' | ||