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*Bilious Bulborb - Similar to the [[Orange Bulborb]] in appearance, the Bilious Bulborb has three weak points; one on its back and two more on its sides. It attacks by spitting projectiles at players. | *Bilious Bulborb - Similar to the [[Orange Bulborb]] in appearance, the Bilious Bulborb has three weak points; one on its back and two more on its sides. It attacks by spitting projectiles at players. | ||
*Beeb - An enemy that walks around and has a simple tackle attack. Beeb size varies, and larger specimens (called "King Beebs") can also roll after captains and Pikmin. | *Beeb - An enemy that walks around and has a simple tackle attack. Beeb size varies, and larger specimens (called "King Beebs") can also roll after captains and Pikmin. | ||
*Bombardier | *Bombardier Beeb - A Beeb variant that will explode shortly after spotting a player. The larger the Bombardier Beeb, the bigger the blast radius. It can be defeated before detonating, which yields nectar or coins. | ||
*Telescoping Pumphog - A type of Blowhog that is anchored to the ground. It mainly acts as a cannon that fires bombs or spiked balls. White Pumphogs lack weak points and are invincible. This enemy is typically stationary, but a rare variant can burrow through the ground as means of travel. | *Telescoping Pumphog - A type of Blowhog that is anchored to the ground. It mainly acts as a cannon that fires bombs or spiked balls. White Pumphogs lack weak points and are invincible. This enemy is typically stationary, but a rare variant can burrow through the ground as means of travel. | ||