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'''Watery Blowhog'''s are enemies in Pikmin 2. They look almost exactly like [[Firey Blowhog]]s, except that their snouts are tipped with blue instead of red. They also buck any attacking Pikmin off, but instead of fire, they spit out water that gets stuck on the Pikmins' heads (excluding the blue ones). The best Pikmin to use against them are blue Pikmin due to their water resistance. | '''Watery Blowhog'''s are enemies in Pikmin 2. | ||
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They look almost exactly like [[Firey Blowhog]]s, except that their snouts are tipped with blue instead of red. They also buck any attacking Pikmin off, but instead of fire, they spit out water that gets stuck on the Pikmins' heads (excluding the blue ones). The best Pikmin to use against them are blue Pikmin due to their water resistance. | |||
Revision as of 01:09, February 1, 2006
Watery Blowhogs are enemies in Pikmin 2.
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They look almost exactly like Firey Blowhogs, except that their snouts are tipped with blue instead of red. They also buck any attacking Pikmin off, but instead of fire, they spit out water that gets stuck on the Pikmins' heads (excluding the blue ones). The best Pikmin to use against them are blue Pikmin due to their water resistance.