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*The [[Titan Dweevil]] only has health points for the creature itself once it loses all the treasures it's carrying. Until then, each treasure has its own health points (without a health wheel), and once it reaches 0, it is detached from the Titan Dweevil. | *The [[Titan Dweevil]] only has health points for the creature itself once it loses all the treasures it's carrying. Until then, each treasure has its own health points (without a health wheel), and once it reaches 0, it is detached from the Titan Dweevil. | ||
*Most of the main bosses in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' will have different attack and movement patterns depending on their health. | *Most of the main bosses in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' will have different attack and movement patterns depending on their health. | ||
*The [[Shaggy Long Legs]] will lose all of its hair once the clumps hair from on its legs are removed, which brings it down to half of its health. | |||
In ''Pikmin 3'', the game contains data for every enemy's maximum health, but in the files that define what enemies go where in an [[area]], it is possible for the developers to write down a specific amount of health for that specific instance of the enemy to have. This means that while most instances of an enemy have the "default" maximum health, some might have a more specific number. An example would be the [[Toady Bloyster]] on the [[Shaded Garden]], that only has one third the normal amount. This can also apply to other properties, like sight radius. | In ''Pikmin 3'', the game contains data for every enemy's maximum health, but in the files that define what enemies go where in an [[area]], it is possible for the developers to write down a specific amount of health for that specific instance of the enemy to have. This means that while most instances of an enemy have the "default" maximum health, some might have a more specific number. An example would be the [[Toady Bloyster]] on the [[Shaded Garden]], that only has one third the normal amount. This can also apply to other properties, like sight radius. | ||