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The '''pellet weed family''' is a family of [[plant]]s in all | The '''pellet weed family''' is a family of [[plant]]s in all four [[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' games]]. It contains two known members, the [[Pellet Posy]] and the [[Burgeoning Spiderwort]]. | ||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
===Pellet Posy=== | ===Pellet Posy=== | ||
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{{main|Pellet Posy}} | {{main|Pellet Posy}} | ||
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===Burgeoning Spiderwort=== | |||
[[File:Burgeoning Spiderwort P4 icon.png|150px|left]] | |||
{{main|Burgeoning Spiderwort}} | |||
Burgeoning Spiderworts are plants that make their first appearance in {{p2}}. These flowers hold ultra-spicy berries (or ultra-bitter berries—or sometimes both—in {{p2}}), and will drop them if attacked by Pikmin. Dropped berries can be brought back to the player's ship, which will convert ten of them them into [[Ultra-spicy spray|ultra-spicy]] or [[Ultra-bitter spray]]. The Spiderwort will regenerate its berries after a while. | |||
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==Naming== | ==Naming== | ||
The name of the family might originate from the Japanese name of the Pellet Posy, {{j|ペレット草|Peretto Kusa}}, which translates to "Pellet Grass". | The name of the family might originate from the Japanese name of the Pellet Posy, {{j|ペレット草|Peretto Kusa}}, which translates to "Pellet Grass". | ||
===Names in other languages=== | |||
{{foreignname | |||
|Jap=アメアオイ科 | |||
|JapR=Ame aoi ka | |||
|JapM=Candy mallow family | |||
|FraE=Jetonifères | |||
|FraEM=From "jeton" (token/pellet) and the suffix "-ifère" (suffix from Latin meaning to carry the thing suffixed) | |||
|Ger=Knopfkräuter | |||
|SpaA=Pildoráceas | |||
|SpaAM=From "píldora" (pill) and the suffix "-ácea" (meaning to relate or resemble the thing suffixed) | |||
|Por=Granulybáceas | |||
|PorM= | |||
|Kor=대지아욱 꽃 | |||
|KorR= | |||
|KorM= | |||
}} | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Pikmin family]] | *[[Pikmin family]] | ||
*[[Chrysanthemum family]] | |||
*[[Candypop family]] | |||
{{families}} | {{families}} | ||
[[Category:Pellet weed family| ]] | [[Category:Pellet weed family| ]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:50, February 21, 2024
The pellet weed family is a family of plants in all four Pikmin games. It contains two known members, the Pellet Posy and the Burgeoning Spiderwort.
Members[edit]
Pellet Posy[edit]
- Main article: Pellet Posy.
Pellet Posies are important plants in the Pikmin games. They hold a pellet, which can be retrieved after Pikmin attack the plant. The pellet they hold can be of any color of the currently discovered Pikmin types, or it can cycle through the available ones in short intervals. Pellet Posies bearing 1-pellets, 5-pellets, 10-pellets, and 20-pellets exist. After one is destroyed, a stub will grow the next day, and after some in-game hours, it will grow to become a new Pellet Posy.
Burgeoning Spiderwort[edit]
- Main article: Burgeoning Spiderwort.
Burgeoning Spiderworts are plants that make their first appearance in Pikmin 2. These flowers hold ultra-spicy berries (or ultra-bitter berries—or sometimes both—in Pikmin 2), and will drop them if attacked by Pikmin. Dropped berries can be brought back to the player's ship, which will convert ten of them them into ultra-spicy or Ultra-bitter spray. The Spiderwort will regenerate its berries after a while.
Naming[edit]
The name of the family might originate from the Japanese name of the Pellet Posy, ペレット草?, which translates to "Pellet Grass".
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
アメアオイ科? Ame aoi ka |
Candy mallow family |
 French (NoE) |
Jetonifères | From "jeton" (token/pellet) and the suffix "-ifère" (suffix from Latin meaning to carry the thing suffixed) |
 German |
Knopfkräuter | |
 Korean |
대지아욱 꽃 | |
 Portuguese |
Granulybáceas | |
 Spanish (NoA) |
Pildoráceas | From "píldora" (pill) and the suffix "-ácea" (meaning to relate or resemble the thing suffixed) |
