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enemy reel text remains in English, even when the game's text is set to a different language. In the Nintendo Switch port of Pikmin, the enemy reel has been

or potentially were implemented far later in development. The enemy reel also notes that Spotty Bulbears display "indefatigability," suggesting a degree

Prerelease: None. Blue Pikmin fighting the creature. Goolix in the enemy reel, shown erroneously on The Forest Navel. Olimar's sketch of a Goolix in his

sublevel 3 ones. Olimar notes in the enemy reel that Candypop Buds could be the next step in Pikmin evolution, and in his Piklopedia notes that Candypops could

defined than in the final version. An Armored Cannon Beetle in the enemy reel. A drawing of an Armored Cannon Beetle from the Pikmin Official Player's

The Wollyhop (then known as the Wollywog) in the enemy reel of Pikmin. The Wollyhop in the enemy reel of the European version of New Play Control! Pikmin

The first of these mentions is in the enemy reel at the end of Pikmin, while the second is in Olimar's notes on the Burrowing Snagret in Pikmin 2's Piklopedia

Pikmin immediately go insane, ruthlessly attacking Captain Olimar.” Dalmo's Notes “Come, let us ponder the Puffstool. This devious li'l bean releases spores

Wollyhop (then known as the Yellow Wollywog) in the enemy reel. The Yellow Wollyhop in the enemy reel of the European version of New Play Control! Pikmin. A

Honeywisp. Prerelease: None. Artwork of the Honeywisp. The Honeywisp in the enemy reel. Drawings of the Honeywisp from the Pikmin Official Player's Guide. Two idle

Prerelease: None. Artwork of the Water Dumple. Note the presence of whiskers. Two Water Dumples in the enemy reel. Drawings of the Water Dumple from the Pikmin

Control! Pikmin. The Wolpole as seen in the enemy reel of Pikmin. The Wolpole as seen in the enemy reel of the European version of New Play Control! Pikmin

of the Smoky Progg from Pikmin. The Smoky Progg, as seen in the enemy reel. Note the early design with green eyes. The Progg at The Distant Spring. The

dots, even with the pause menu opened. A Dwarf Bulbear as seen in the enemy reel. Several idle Dwarf Bulbears looking up to the sky. A close-up of two Dwarf

is Mamuta. Artwork of the Mamuta from Pikmin. A Mamuta in Pikmin's enemy reel. Drawings of the Mamuta from the Pikmin Official Player's Guide. The frontside

games. The females of this species are never seen, as, according to Olimar's notes, they spend nearly their entire life underground, somewhat similar to cicadas

are likely due to graphical improvements. Official family unknown The reel notes and the Player's Guide "Field Guide" description for the Armored Cannon

resembles a hog, which is emphasized by its name. According to Olimar's notes, the Fiery Blowhog expels fire using an unknown phosphorous compound that

Generator. The Positron Generator on The Distant Spring, visible on the enemy reel. In real life, positrons are antimatter, the antiparticle counterparts of

Female Sheargrub from Pikmin. Male and Female Sheargrubs in Pikmin's enemy reel. Drawings of the Female Sheargrub from the Pikmin Official Player's Guide

grinding and chewing food. The so-called mandibles Olimar mentions in his notes look nothing like normal mandibles and are instead most likely saber-teeth

which is now absent. Olimar's notes on the Cupid's Grenade were almost entirely unchanged from his notes in Pikmin 2 (the notes from all versions except the

Male Sheargrub from Pikmin. Male and Female Sheargrubs in Pikmin's enemy reel. Drawing and render of the Male Sheargrub from the Pikmin Official Player's

articles: Enemy reel, Piklopedia (Pikmin 2), Piklopedia (Pikmin 3 Deluxe), Piklopedia (Pikmin 4), and Hey! Pikmin logs. The enemy reel is a special movie

Pikmin. A Swooping Snitchbug's corpse. A Swooping Snitchbug in the enemy reel. Drawings of the Swooping Snitchbug from the Pikmin Official Player's Guide

distinguishes it from the burrowing snarrow.” – Captain Olimar in the enemy reel entry on the Burrowing Snagret “The majority of snagret species lie in wait

Pikmin series logo, along with it now being known as Pikmin 1. The enemy reel received several changes: All of the gameplay has been re-recorded, now being

Crimson Breadbug Artwork of the Dwarf Bulborb. A Dwarf Bulborb in the enemy reel. A large group of Dwarf Bulborbs as seen in an early version of Pikmin. An

The Emperor Bulblax hiding in the ground. The Emperor Bulblax in the enemy reel. Drawings of the Emperor Bulblax from the Pikmin Official Player's Guide

Meteors will also occasionally pass the screen in the background. The enemy reel is presented differently. It plays as usual, but around the edges of the

appear to serve no purpose. Main article: Enemy reel discrepancies. The pre-rendered clips on the enemy reel show some enemies in places where they can't

panhouse. Prerelease: None. Artwork of the Breadbug. A Breadbug in the enemy reel. A Breadbug in an early version of Pikmin. Screenshot of a Breadbug in Pikmin

Louie's notes on the Ranging Bloyster contain the text "an herb". However, the Wii European version changes that to "a herb". Olimar's notes on the Orange

Pellet Posy. Ditto, just the yellow Pellet Posy. A Pellet Posy in the enemy reel. Clay art of a Pellet Posy with a 5 blue pellet. Clay art of a Pellet Posy

out when prey approach. With a quick lunge, they can catch their target, reel back, and feed on it in its burrow. This is one of two enemies in the series

and Olimar's notes in the Japanese version of Pikmin 4 appear to incorporate the Armored Cannon Beetle's notes from Pikmin's enemy reel. The only evidence

Prerelease: None. Artwork of the Beady Long Legs. The Beady Long Legs in the enemy reel. A drawing of a Beady Long Legs from the Pikmin Official Player's Guide.

retrieved to the S.S. Dolphin. The early Extraordinary Bolt on the enemy reel. A close-up on the green version of the part from the previous screenshot

Prerelease: None. Artwork of the Puffy Blowhog. A Puffy Blowhog in the enemy reel. The Puffy Blowhog as it appears in a prototype version of Pikmin. Drawings

into its interior and traps it within its shell to feed. It's also worth noting that this pearl may just be an amalgamation of outside materials wrapped

could these teeth belong to? And how did it come to part with them? The mind reels to imagine it all. Though this much we do know... The straightness and whiteness

The ranging bloyster ensnares small animals with its sticky tentacles, reels them in, and consumes them. Observers have noted that this creature exhibits

favor of digital computers. The Analog Computer can be seen in the enemy reel while showing the Wollywogs. However, it is where the Anti-Dioxin Filter

and neutral version run at a slower tempo. Enemy Reel Heard after the Epilogue, during the enemy reel. A marching band and strings play this playful and

Play Control! Pikmin and Pikmin 1 (Nintendo Switch). Please read the glitch notes before attempting any of these glitches or before adding your own. Effects:

use fire to keep away potential predators. They also use their tongues to reel in prey.” “Pyroclasmic Slooches are flame-covered creatures that produce

Onions of many, unseen colors following him. After the credits, the enemy reel is shown. The average ending is when the time runs out, but Olimar manages

Language Name Meaning Notes  Japanese コガネモチ? Kogane Mochi Small Riches Holder  Chinese (traditional)

damage per hit in different games, as shown in the following table: Some notes: Rock Pikmin cannot latch onto enemies in most cases; see below. In Pikmin

all 30 ship parts, the Enemy Reel will play after this. The credits are a pre-rendered cinematic. Main article: Enemy reel. If the player gets the good

carrying a 1 pellet, with the carrying numbers confirming this. On the enemy reel's Breadbug clip, a Breadbug can be seen trying to carry away a yellow 1 pellet

far as structure, the theme may take a bit of inspiration from the enemy reel theme, but the two themes are still worlds apart; this theme plays the competitive

of Olimar's monologs in Pikmin. The high scores menu in Pikmin. The enemy reel in Pikmin. Seurat is a typeface created by Fontworks. "Seurat Pro DB" is

the Red Pikmin grabs the hand of the Blue Pikmin in the chain, the enemy reel's theme plays. On the final scene where the bottle is being carried away

eye stalk down a hole, only to get a Red Pikmin kick its eye. The Bulborb reels back in pain and violently kicks the rim. The object doesn't move, and the