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Kakureimo.kakureimo is a fat leech-like enemy. It has a purple body, yellow stomach along with yellow back stripes, and three green eyes on each side of its small head. Its mouth is circular and filled with jagged teeth, and it has two large antennae on its head. Size-wise, it's around the size of a. 隠れ is the stem of the verb 隠れる which means 'to hide', and いも translates to 'potato', although it is also part of the word イモムシ (lit.: 'caterpillar').When it spawns, it pops out from underneath the ground. When there are no Pikmin or leaders nearby, it waddles around to explore a small area immediately outside of its 'home', but if one gets into view, it becomes alarmed and dashes to its original spot, where it burrows underground.

After being left alone for a bit, it will reemerge and repeat the cycle. Given unknown rules, it may decide to stay underground until it's left alone, or it will cautiously poke its head out to survey the area. When it burrows, its health is entirely restored. Moguraimo.This creature bears a strong resemblance to the from Pikmin 2. The internal name, however, is quite different: it used to be imomushi ( イモムシ (lit.: 'caterpillar')), but is now moguraimo ( モグライモ (lit.: 'mole potato')). Appearance-wise, it is slightly larger than before, and unless the texture mapping of the model is incorrect, its skin is mostly purple; besides that, its eyes are slightly larger, it has antennae, and its namesake whiskers are gone.

In terms of behavior, it acts exactly the same as the. Given how it acts the same as the kakureimo, has a similar name to it, and sports a similar color scheme, it's safe to say that the two creatures are somehow related. However, due to its striking resemblance to an already-existing enemy, the model may just be a placeholder. Crystalmarofrog.Data for a brown version of the standard exists, but with a rock attached to its body. Its internal name is crystalmarofrog ('Crystal Wollywog'), which implies that the rock is made of. It is uncertain where exactly the rock or crystal would be attached to its body.

Besides the coloring, it looks roughly the same as the Wollywog. Iwadama.There is a model for the as it appears in Pikmin 2, size included, but its circular head is replaced with a large version of one of its feet. Presumably, it would've stomped on the ground using its head as well. With the model are two textures, which are the same as the Pikmin 2 one, but one is tinted blue and the other pink. On the image shown to the right, the Pikmin 2 texture was used for clarity. This creature's internal name is iwadama, meaning 'rock orb'. The Beady Long Leg's old internal name, damagumo, is now being used for the.

Buriko.A fat variant of a, around roughly the same size, too. It resembles a tick, and in a sense, the. The texture that comes with the model is the same as the one in Pikmin 2. The internal name is buriko, and the used Male Sheargrub's name is ujinkob, whereas it used to be ujib in Pikmin 2. It moves very quickly, and because of this, it has a hard time catching and eating Pikmin.

It cannot damage leaders, and cannot get damaged. Its color mapping isn't set up correctly, so it appears orange when alive, and turns white and purple if defeated with a bomb rock. Pikmin 2 copies The following unused enemies exist in the enemies folder as well, but their model and textures are copies or near-copies of the Pikmin 2 files. They are also roughly the same size they were in that game.Honeywisp. It functions identically to its Pikmin 2 counterpart, but despite the textures being the same, it looks more realistic in Pikmin 3. The egg it carries is the same as the regular Pikmin 3 eggs. The only known thing about its behavior is that it flies around and eventually vanishes.

Throwing a Pikmin at the egg results in a. It has an ai.txt file found only in some other unused enemies' data and on the 's data, where it's also presumably unused.

It is missing a cullinfo.txt, dynamics.txt, and a lockon.txt file, present in most other enemies' data. The lock-on data's format version is 6.technical information (?)Internal nameclione1hits to kill1ingestions to kill0explosions to kill1Bomb rock ingestions to kill0Number of direct hits on top to kill0Damage to10Territory radius0value40Emperor Bulblax. Its behavior is very incomplete. Interestingly, the size of the Onion in the cutscene is much larger than ones seen in-game, more close to its appearence in the first two Pikmin games. It is likely the cutscene was made before the Onion's redesign, and was never updated as it went unused.Other.

Although the front of in the area selection screen is obviously visible, there are details on the back of the planet that are completely hidden and unused. This unseen geography can only be seen by looking at its direct texture. There is an unique, unused -like object named NamaPongashi.

It is purple when closed but white when open, and its model derives from the Pikmin 2 Candypop Buds, but with black sharp tips at the ends of the petals. 生 means 'raw' or 'unprocessed', which indicates that this is probably the base object that all Candypop Buds were meant to derive from. When Pikmin are thrown in, they die, but new seeds do not come out. After five are thrown in, it stops working.

were meant to return, as per the object called GasHiba. Like in Pikmin 2, only can survive the poison. There is an object called dragonball, that was likely used to test textures. One half of it is red with white spots, like the or, while the other is white with blue spots, like the. This is interesting, since the Hairy and Snow Bulborb are absent from this game. There is a large unused black and white checkered box called TestBox. It does nothing at all when spawned and is solid.

There is a model for the in the folder containing all Pikmin and leaders. However, it is exactly the same as its Pikmin 2 model, so it was likely scrapped early in development. Refunct on ps4.

Contents.Blurb Story Gameplay Like all games of previous, the basis of Pikmin 3 is to guide Pikmin of numerous different colours around an area, have them team up to swarm enemies and defeat them, and carry treasure back to a spaceship where they can be exchanged for the game's currency,. Unlike previous games, Pikmin 3 lets the player command up to four captains, who can lead Pikmin, rather than alone, or Olimar and together.Additionally, some Pikmin are immune to certain hazards. Red Pikmin, in addition to being above average in attacking strength, are immune to fire. Yellow Pikmin, in addition to being the lightest, and therefore the easiest to throw, are immune to electricity.

Blue Pikmin are able to survive in water.The previous game, featured poison-proof White Pikmin, and incredibly bulky Purple Pikmin. These Pikmin have not been outright confirmed to be returning to Pikmin 3, though it has been said in passing that all five old specimen of Pikmin will make a return to Pikmin 3.Pikmin 3 introduces a new type of Pikmin,. These types of Pikmin are able to smash through weak walls and armoured enemies. A flying variety of Pikmin, Pink Pikmin, have also been seen, though details on this variety are yet to be revealed.External Links.