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===Toxstool===
===Toxstool===

Revision as of 17:36, July 21, 2023

The sporovid family consists of 2 fungi-like creatures with similar characteristics. Although different sizes, they all have a yellow body, a red cap, two strange antennae, and two stubby legs.

The only known genus in this family is Aspergilla, which consists of both members.

Members

Puffstool

Artwork of a Puffstool.
Main article: Puffstool.

The Puffstool is a normally harmless boss in Pikmin and Pikmin 4 that when threatened, is capable of converting the player's Pikmin into Mushroom Pikmin by releasing spores. It has two stubby legs and a large body. Converted Pikmin follow the Puffstool and attack healthy Pikmin and Captain Olimar if they get near.

Puffstalk

A Puffstalk.
Main article: Puffstalk.

The Puffstalk is a harmless creature found in Hey! Pikmin that comes out of holes. It carries a treasure inside, so it must be defeated to complete the game.

Toxstool

Moldy Dwarf Bulborb

Moldy Slooch

Naming

The family name, Sporovid, is a reference to the real-world spores fungi use to reproduce. Aspergilla is derived from "Aspergillus", a genus belonging to many species of fungus.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Flag of Japan Japanese ボケナメコ科?
Boke Nameko Ka
Stupid nameko family
Flag of South Korea Korean 멍텅버섯 과

Trivia

  • The family name Sporovid was first featured in the Prima guidebook for the original Pikmin game, as was the genus name, Aspergilla.

See also