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{{Infobox enemy | {{Infobox enemy | ||
|pikmin3=y | |pikmin3 = y | ||
|pikmin4=y | |pikmin4 = y | ||
|image | |image = Whiptongue Bulborb P4 icon.png | ||
|size = 270px | |||
|icon = Whiptongue Bulborb P4 icon.png | |||
|size=270px | |name = Oculus longolingua | ||
| | |family = Grub-dog | ||
|name=Oculus longolingua | |areas = [[Tropical Wilds]], [[Distant Tundra]], [[Serene Shores]] | ||
|family=Grub-dog | |underground = [[Kingdom of Beasts]], [[Plunder Palace]] | ||
|areas = [[Tropical Wilds]], [[Distant Tundra | |||
| | |||
|missionct = [[Tropical Forest]], [[Beastly Caverns]] | |missionct = [[Tropical Forest]], [[Beastly Caverns]] | ||
|missionbe = [[Thirsty Desert]], [[Distant Tundra Remix]], [[Formidable Oak Remix]] | |missionbe = [[Thirsty Desert]], [[Distant Tundra Remix]], [[Formidable Oak Remix]] | ||
|sidestories = [[Team Monster Hunt]], [[Channel Gone Dry]], [[Looking for Louie]], [[Another Part Found]] | |sidestories = [[Team Monster Hunt]], [[Channel Gone Dry]], [[Looking for Louie]], [[Another Part Found]] | ||
|bingo = [[Stagnant Sea]], [[Jigsaw Fortress]], [[Blooming Terrace]], [[Buried Pond]], [[Sandbox Kingdom]], [[Jigsaw Colosseum]] | |bingo = [[Stagnant Sea]], [[Jigsaw Fortress]], [[Blooming Terrace]], [[Buried Pond]], [[Sandbox Kingdom]], [[Jigsaw Colosseum]] | ||
|attacks=Slurp up Pikmin | |dandori_c = [[Trial of the Sage Leaf]] | ||
|attacks = Slurp up Pikmin | |||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Whiptongue Bulborb''' ({{j| | The '''Whiptongue Bulborb''' ({{j|ペロチャッピー|Pero Chappī|Slurping Chappy}}) is an [[Enemy|enemy]] in {{p3}} and {{p4}}. It is a member of the [[grub-dog family]], but is different from the others in that it has a long tongue that it uses to slurp up [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]]. Its tongue can catch up to 5 Pikmin at once, somewhat like the [[Emperor Bulblax]], but quicker and much less destructive. It has a brown face, much in contrast to the paler face of the [[Bulborb]], with a long snout at the end that the tongue comes out of, as well as a distinctive white body with black spots, and blue eyes. No dwarf mimic exists, and the creature only gains its tongue after its second molt. | ||
==Stats== | ==Stats== | ||
{{enemy stats | {{enemy stats | ||
|weight3 = 12 |weight4 = 10 | |weight3 = 12 |weight4 = 10 | ||
|carriers3 = 25 |carriers4 = 20 | |carriers3 = 25 |carriers4 = 20 | ||
|seeds3 = 15 |seeds4 = 12 | |seeds3 = 15 |seeds4 = 12 (5 [[glow pellet]]s) | ||
|value3 = 50 |value4 = 12 | |value3 = 50 |value4 = 12 | ||
|hp3 = 1300 |hp4 = 1300 | |hp3 = 1300 |hp4 = 1300 | ||
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===Olimar's Notes (''Pikmin 4'')=== | ===Olimar's Notes (''Pikmin 4'')=== | ||
{{transcript|Instead of the gnashing jaws usually found in related species, it uses its extensible, viscous tongue to capture prey. Even before it opens its mouth, it's recognisable by its tapered snout and black spots against its white back. Some theorised that it evolved its long tongue to snatch prey drawn to high-blooming flowers, but a recent finding confirmed that until its second molt, this creature feeds with its teeth much like other Grub-Dog species. | {{transcript|Instead of the gnashing jaws usually found in related species, it uses its extensible, viscous tongue to capture prey. Even before it opens its mouth, it's recognisable by its tapered snout and black spots against its white back. Some theorised that it evolved its long tongue to snatch prey drawn to high-blooming flowers, but a recent finding confirmed that until its second molt, this creature feeds with its teeth much like other Grub-Dog species. It will begin to use its tongue once it reaches adulthood.|block=y}} | ||
===''Pikmin 3'' website=== | ===''Pikmin 3'' website=== | ||
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===Names in other languages=== | ===Names in other languages=== | ||
{{ | {{foreignname | ||
|Jap = ペロチャッピ | |Jap = ペロチャッピ | ||
|JapR = Pero Chappī | |JapR = Pero Chappī | ||
|JapM = Slurping Chappy | |JapM = Slurping Chappy | ||
|JapN = "Chappy" is the Japanese name for Bulborb | |JapN = ''"Chappy"'' is the Japanese name for Bulborb | ||
|ChiTrad = 長舌恰比 | |ChiTrad = 長舌恰比 | ||
|ChiTradR = | |ChiTradR = Chángshé Qiàbǐ | ||
|ChiTradM = | |ChiTradM = Long-Tongued Chappy | ||
|ChiTradN = | |ChiTradN = ''"Qiàbǐ"'' is the Chinese (traditional) name for Bulborb | ||
|Dut = | |ChiSimp = 长舌恰比 | ||
|DutM = | |ChiSimpR = Chángshé Qiàbǐ | ||
|ChiSimpM = Long-Tongued Chappy | |||
|ChiSimpN = ''"Qiàbǐ"'' is the Chinese (simplified) name for Bulborb | |||
|Dut = Zwieptongbulborb | |||
|DutM = Swishtongue Bulborb | |||
|DutN = | |DutN = | ||
|Fra = Bulborbe vermilingue | |Fra = Bulborbe vermilingue | ||
|FraM = Worm tongue bulborb | |FraM = Worm tongue bulborb | ||
|FraN = | |FraN = ''"Bulborbe"'' is the French name for Bulborb | ||
|Ger = Zungen-Punktkäfer | |Ger = Zungen-Punktkäfer | ||
|GerM = Tongue | |GerM = Tongue Dot Beetle | ||
|GerN = ''"Punktkäfer"'' is the German name for Bulborb | |GerN = ''"Punktkäfer"'' is the German name for Bulborb | ||
|Ita = Coleto linguoide | |Ita = Coleto linguoide | ||
|ItaM = | |ItaM = Tongue Bulborb | ||
|ItaN = ''"Coleto"'' may come from ''"boletus"'' (Latin for mushroom), as a bulborb's spots resemble those found on certain mushrooms<br> ''"Coleto"'' is the Italian name for both Bulborb and Bulbear | |ItaN = ''"Coleto"'' may come from ''"boletus"'' (Latin for mushroom), as a bulborb's spots resemble those found on certain mushrooms, and ''"coleottero"'', Italian for bug, insect<br> ''"Coleto"'' is the Italian name for both Bulborb and Bulbear<br>''"Linguoide"'' means "that has a tongue" | ||
|Kor = 채찍혀차피 | |Kor = 채찍혀차피 | ||
|KorR = | |KorR = Chaejjig-Hyeo-Chapi | ||
|KorM = | |KorM = Whiptongue Chappy | ||
|KorN = | |KorN = ''"Chapi"'' is the Korean name for Bulborb<br> Calque of English name | ||
|Spa = Bulbo vermilengua | |Spa = Bulbo vermilengua | ||
|SpaM = Anteater | |SpaM = Anteater bulborb | ||
|SpaN = | |SpaN = ''"Bulbo"'' is the Spanish name for Bulborb | ||
| | |Por = Bulbolho-tamanduá | ||
| | |PorM = Anteater bulbeye | ||
| | |PorN = ''"Bulbolho"'' is a portmanteau of ''"bulbo"'' (bulb) and ''"olho"'' (eye)<br> ''"Bulbolho"'' is the Brazilian Portuguese name for Bulborb | ||
|notes=y | |||
|notes = y | |||
}} | }} | ||
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Whiptongue Bulboom.jpg|A Whiptongue Bulborb just after exploding. | Whiptongue Bulboom.jpg|A Whiptongue Bulborb just after exploding. | ||
Whiptongue Bulborb dead.jpg|A dead Whiptongue Bulborb. | Whiptongue Bulborb dead.jpg|A dead Whiptongue Bulborb. | ||
Whiptoungepiklopediaaction.png|A Whiptongue Bulborb in {{P4}}'s [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 4)|Piklopedia]] | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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*This enemy is arguably one of the most advertised enemies in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', with others being the [[Armored Mawdad]], [[Pyroclasmic Slooch]], [[Peckish Aristocrab]], and the [[Medusal Slurker]]. | *This enemy is arguably one of the most advertised enemies in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', with others being the [[Armored Mawdad]], [[Pyroclasmic Slooch]], [[Peckish Aristocrab]], and the [[Medusal Slurker]]. | ||
*Unlike its other grub-dog relatives, it may not be nocturnal, as it is found awake in the wild, similar to the [[Spotty Bulbear]] in ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. However, in the [[Tropical Wilds]], it is seen scavenging for Pikmin during sunset. This suggests that Whiptongue Bulborbs are cathemeral, meaning they are active at both day and night. This is confirmed with their night activity within ''Pikmin 4''. | *Unlike its other grub-dog relatives, it may not be nocturnal, as it is found awake in the wild, similar to the [[Spotty Bulbear]] in ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. However, in the [[Tropical Wilds]], it is seen scavenging for Pikmin during sunset. This suggests that Whiptongue Bulborbs are cathemeral, meaning they are active at both day and night. This is confirmed with their night activity within ''Pikmin 4''. | ||
*In the [[Pikmin 3 prerelease information|E3 2012 demo]], the Whiptongue Bulborb required 10 Pikmin to carry, while in the final game, it requires 12 Pikmin. | *In the [[Pikmin 3 prerelease information|E3 2012 demo]] of ''Pikmin 3'', the corpse of a Whiptongue Bulborb required 10 Pikmin to carry, while in the final game, it requires 12 Pikmin. | ||
*Whiptongue Bulborbs might have been inspired by {{w|anteater}}s. Both creatures have snouts, and long and sticky tongues to capture their prey with. | *Whiptongue Bulborbs might have been inspired by {{w|anteater}}s. Both creatures have extended snouts, and long and sticky tongues to capture their prey with. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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{{P4enemies}} | {{P4enemies}} | ||
[[Category:Pikmin-eating enemies]] | [[Category:Pikmin-eating enemies]] | ||
[[Category:Tropical Wilds]] | |||
[[Category:Distant Tundra]] | |||
[[Category:Serene Shores]] | |||
[[Category:Kingdom of Beasts]] | |||
[[Category:Plunder Palace]] | |||
[[Category:Mission Mode]] | |||
[[Category:Side Stories]] | |||
[[Category:Bingo Battle]] | |||
[[Category:Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]] | |||
[[Category:Trial of the Sage Leaf]] | |||