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BreadbugIn-game icon.
A render of a Breadbug from Pikmin 4.
Appears inPikminPikmin 2Pikmin 4
Scientific namePansarus gluttonae
Pansarus gluttoniae (Pikmin Player's Guide)
FamilyBreadbug
AreasThe Forest Navel
CavesGlutton's Kitchen,Dream Den,Plunder Palace
Night expeditionsNone
Challenge Mode stagesThe Impact Site,The Forest Navel,Snack Pit
Dandori Challenge stagesNone
Dandori Battle stagesNone
2-Player Battle stagesDim Labyrinth
AttacksSteal objects, bringing Pikmin with them, shaking

TheBreadbug (パンモドキ?, lit.: "Pseudo Bread") is anenemy inPikmin,Pikmin 2 andPikmin 4. Breadbugs resemblebread rolls, and are the namesake of theBreadbug family. They can't harm leaders orPikmin directly, but can drag objects into their nests, making them harder for the player to retrieve. Breadbugs are typically found in underground areas.

Aboss variant of the Breadbug, theGiant Breadbug, appears inPikmin 2 andPikmin 4.

Contents

Stats[edit]

GameWeightMax.
carriers
SeedsValueHealthRegen.
Pikmin363N/A5000No
Pikmin 2364Poko × 31100No
Pikmin 4365[note 1]Sparklium × 31000No
  1. ^This enemy cannot be delivered to Onions in-game. This information is obtained from thePiklopedia.

Behavior[edit]

Breadbugs typically walk freely around the area, ignoring Pikmin and other creatures. If they come across something they can carry, they will begin heading straight towards it. If they reach it, they will begin to drag it along the ground, slowly walking backwards. They will not target objects that Pikmin are carrying inPikmin andPikmin 2, but they will inPikmin 4.

InPikmin andPikmin 2, each Breadbug has a nest from which it emerges at the beginning of the day or the sublevel, and this nest is the location that it drags objects to. When it reaches the nest, it will go inside with the object, and then emerge to start walking around again. InPikmin 2, Breadbugs will heal all theirhealth when they collect an object. Enemy corpses carried into the nest cannot be retrieved, buttreasures inPikmin 2 are released from the nest when the Breadbug associated with that nest is defeated. InPikmin 4, Breadbugs do not have nests, and drag objects to various predetermined locations around the sublevel, such as mounds of dirt and grass hiding spots. If no locations are available, they will drag the treasure around aimlessly. Pikmin candig objects out of the mounts of dirt and carry them back, or carry them out of the grass.

The main way to deal damage to Breadbugs is by dragging them to theOnion,Research Pod, orS.S. Beagle. Pikmin can attempt tocarry the object a Breadbug is carrying. Breadbugs have a carrying strength that is different in each game, and if enough Pikmin are carrying the object to overpower that strength, then the Pikmin will begin carrying the object and the Breadbug, dragging the Breadbug towards the base. When the object is collected, the Breadbug will be pulled up with the object, then fall off and take a large amount of damage. InPikmin andPikmin 2, if not enough Pikmin are carrying the object to overpower the Breadbug, the Breadbug will drag them along with the object to the nest, and the Pikmin will die when the object enters the nest. InPikmin 4, if not enough Pikmin are carrying the object, the Breadbug will shake the object to shake some of the Pikmin off.

Breadbugs cannot be attacked by simply throwing Pikmin at them,swarming, orcharging. InPikmin, Olimar canpunch them to damage them, but they will attempt to shake him off if damaged too much. They take a small amount of damage when a Pikmin isthrown precisely on top of them, and this causes them to roll over and drop the treasure they're carrying inPikmin andPikmin 2, or to run around for a while inPikmin 4.

Carrying power[edit]

Breadbugs inPikmin will only drag objects with aweight of 1. To overpower the Breadbug, 2 Pikmin must try to carry that object.

InPikmin 2, objects dragged by Breadbugs vary in how much strength is needed to overpower them, depending on the weight of the object and its maximum number of carriers. The exact formula is unknown and it's possible that one does not exist, as the game may use a lookup table instead. However, a formula that works in every case is:

Breadbug carrying equation.png

So in other words: the object's weight, plus one-half of the carrying support slots, plus 1, rounded down, equals the amount of Pikmin needed to overpower a Breadbug.

Breadbugs will ignore objects with aweight heavier than 10, as well as all treasures in theExplorer's Friend Series. They are also unable to drag very small or flat treasures such as theScience Project orLuck Wafer.Giant Breadbugs are no stronger than regular ones and all the same rules apply. The following table lists all possible combinations of weights and maximum carriers with their respective amounts needed to overpower. Most of these results cannot be observed in the game.

Weight1111233345566778810101010
Max carriers12584568881010121415151615182025
Strength needed224545567789101112121313151618

InPikmin 4, Breadbugs always have a carrying strength of 10. Once the total carrying strength of the Pikmin on the object exceeds 10, the Breadbug will be dragged across the floor. If there aren't enough Pikmin or if there is a tie, the Breadbug can shake Pikmin off the object, similar to when both teams try to carry an object in aDandori Battle. The Giant Breadbug has a carrying strength of 30.

Appearance[edit]

Breadbugs, as their name suggests, have a distinct resemblance to rolls of bread. They are bipedal and have small legs with two clawed toes each, and a small snout on the roll-like part of their body. Two eyes are above this nose, tucked under a fold of blubber with a brown color similar to that of a toasted roll. Three bumps of fat are atop their bodies, along their back. InPikmin andPikmin 2, these bumps are smooth, whereas inPikmin 4 they appear more defined, as if cut with a knife.

Locations[edit]

Pikmin[edit]

Areas[edit]

  • The Forest Navel
    • There is one Breadbug in this area. It is initially located towards the south of the map, close to thebridge leading to theGravity Jumper. This is where the Breadbug's nest is found. However, it wanders around the area so it doesn't have a set location but can be seen in this location at the start of the day or when dragging an object back to its nest such as a 1-Pellet.

Challenge Mode[edit]

  • The Impact Site
    • There is one Breadbug in this challenge mode stage. It can initially be found adjacent to the Yellow and BlueOnion but will wander around the stage. It always heads for the red 1-Pellet found near where theS.S. Dolphin lands in story mode, specifically the one next to thefire geyser.
  • The Forest Navel
    • There is one Breadbug in this challenge mode stage. It is initially located to the east from theRed Onion, but will also wander around the stage. It always heads for the blue 1-Pellet found in the landing site.

Pikmin 2[edit]

Caves[edit]

  • Glutton's Kitchen
    • Three can be seen on sublevel 2.
    • Two can be seen on sublevel 3.
    • Two can be seen on sublevel 4
    • Two can be seen on sublevel 6.
  • Dream Den
    • One can be seen on sublevel 11.

Challenge Mode[edit]

2-Player Battle[edit]

Pikmin 4[edit]

Caves[edit]

  • Plunder Palace
    • There are two Breadbugs on sublevel 1. One is located in front of theS.S. Beagle and adjacent to the pair ofnectar eggs. The other Breadbug is found beyond the previous one, close to theLong-Shot Totem andDisk of Sorrowful Wisdom. However, like previous games they do wander around the area looking for treasures and enemy corpses.
    • There are three Breadbugs on sublevel 4. One is located to the east of the map, sharing the space with theFlighty Joustmite closest to thePlanetary Rubber Cutie. The other two can be seen near the other Flightly Joustmite, which is close to the ground-levelWaddlequaff. These three also wander the sublevel.

Strategy[edit]

The easiest way to kill a Breadbug is to wait until it takes hold of an object, then swarm Pikmin onto that object and return it to the Onion, Research Pod, or S.S. Beagle. This method usually has to be done twice, though the first hit is so strong, it may just take one Pikminthrown on its back to finish it off. So to better multitask, the best strategy would be to throw Pikmin on top of it once or twice and then have it drag an object and use Pikmin to carry it the opposite way. The Pikmin should deliver the object, and more often than not, get the now-dead Breadbug and deliver it as well.

It is also possible to defeat a Breadbug by throwing Pikmin on top of it, but this is slow as there is a period of immunity after each successful throw. Luckily, after being hit with a Pikmin, and finishing its pain animation, it will look left and right for some brief seconds, and during this time, it is vulnerable. By carefully timing, or by throwing a small barrage of Pikmin during this time, it is possible to hit the Breadbug again without having to move the cursor or the leader, though this is difficult to do in theWii version due to the motion controls. The members of this species encountered inPikmin move more swiftly than those inPikmin 2, making them even more difficult to kill via this method. UsingPurple Pikmin makes this method faster since their heavy weight will hurt the Breadbug, and they also try to home in as they land. With good enough timing, whistling Pikmin off of a tug of war with a Breadbug will stun the creature for a brief moment, possibly allowing an attack.

Another quick way to kill it inPikmin 2 is to use anultra-bitter spray to petrify it, which will make it vulnerable toswarming.

Notes

Olimar's voyage log

This pesky scavenger is truly annoying. It attempts to steal the spoils that the Pikmin earn in battle. If the Pikmin chase it too far, they can be dragged into its lair along with their food. It may look weak, but its appearance is deceiving.

Reel notes

This creature's thick hide protects it from most attackers.

Olimar's notes

The adult breadbug competes for many of the same food sources as Pikmin, but its thick-skinned hide allows it to withstand most Pikmin group attacks. However, some researchers claim to have observed breadbugs being overwhelmed by massive numbers of Pikmin and reduced to food.

Louie's notes

Breadbugs are hearty and nutritious but also bland and unimaginative. They may be palatable in a pinch, but they hold no true culinary promise.

Dalmo's notes[edit]

It looks like your breakfast table's longtime staple: a loaf of bread with perfect color and buttery shine. Just from looking at it, I swear the aroma of baking wafts past my nose. But you've never seen your bread loafing about like this. If you observe them for a while, you might catch them dragging things around with their mouths. It's heart-meltingly adorable!

Olimar's notes (Pikmin 4)[edit]

The adult Breadbug competes for many of the same food sources as Pikmin, but its thick-skinned hide allows it to withstand most Pikmin group attacks. However, some researchers claim to have observed Breadbugs being overwhelmed by massive numbers of Pikmin and reduced to food.

Louie's notes (Pikmin 4)[edit]

Breadbugs are hearty and nutritious but also bland and unimaginative. They may be palatable in a pinch, but they hold no true culinary promise.

Pikmin Nintendo Player's Guide[edit]

The adult breadbug competes for many of the same food sources as Pikmin, but its thick-skinned hide allows it to withstand most Pikmin group attacks. However, some researchers claim to have observed the breadbug being overwhelmed by massive numbers of Pikmin and then reduced to food.
The breadbug is a scavenger and will drag away lightweight Pikmin food. Don't bother attacking the breadbug. Instead, send Pikmin to go after the piece of food that the breadbug is dragging. With enough Pikmin, your team will be able to overpower the breadbug and drag it back to an onion. When the onion beams up the bug, the pest will take major damage.

Pikmin Nintendo Power Booklet description[edit]

The breadbug is a scavenger and competes with Pikmin for food. Its thick hide protects it from most Pikmin assaults, but it prefers not to feed on live food sources.

Pikmin Book[edit]

Text

通称パンモドキ
和名マキパンモドキ
分類パンモドキ科
倒したとき死ガイ
運搬に必要な数3〜6
生まれるタネ
弱点背中
攻撃方法-
振り払い-
移動方法歩行
おもな自生エリア樹海のヘソ

ピクミンと同じ食性のため、ピクミンたちと食物の奪い合いをすることが多い。ピクミンたちの集団攻撃に耐えられるように肉厚の表皮に覆われているのが特徴。それでもピクミンの執拗な攻撃に耐えきれず、餌にされてしまうところもたびたび観察されている。通常はおだやかでおとなしいが、ピクミンと食物を奪い合うときのみ凶暴になる。

(Image text:
↑ピクミンがペレットなどを運んでいると、突然襲ってくる。)

Translation

NicknameBreadbug
Japanese namePseudo Bread Roll
ClassificationBreadbug family
When defeatedCarcass
Number required for transport3-6
Seeds produced3
Weak pointBack
Attack method-
Shaking off-
Movement methodWalking
Main habitat areaThe Forest Navel

Due to sharing the same diet as Pikmin, it often competes with Pikmin for food. It is characterized by thick, fleshy skin that allows it to withstand attacks from groups of Pikmin. Even so, it is frequently observed succumbing to relentless assaults by Pikmin and becoming prey. It is usually calm and docile, but only become ferocious when competing with Pikmin for food.

(Image text:
↑When Pikmin are carrying pellets or other items, it suddenly attacks.)

Pikmin 2 Nintendo Player's Guide[edit]

Breadbugs steal treasures and the bodies of downed baddies. If a Breadbug takes a prize into its hole, you'll have to defeat it to make the treasure resurface. You can damage Breadbugs by stomping them or by pulling them towards your ship and having the ship's tractor beam do the work.

Pikmin Garden[edit]

Text

肉厚の表皮を持ち、ロールパンのような姿をしている。性格は穏やかで、餌となる食べ物を見つけると巣や草むらに運んだり、土に埋めるなどして貯め込む性質がある。

特徴 その1 雑食性

ペレットのみならず、生物の死骸なども好んで食べる。

特徴 その2 引っ張り合い

ピクミンと食性が同じことから、獲物をうばい合うことも多い。
(Image text: 直接的な危害を加えないせいか、ピクミンに攻撃されることはない)

特徴 その3 弾力のある表皮

背中に硬いものや重いものがぶつかると、衝撃が体内にまで伝わりひっくり返ってしまう。

Translation

It has a thick epidermis and looks like a bread roll. When it finds food, it carries it to its nest or grassy area and buries it in the soil to store it.

Feature #1: Omnivorous

It likes to eat not only pellets but also the carcasses of creatures.

Feature #2: Pulling against each other

Because it shares the same feeding habits with Pikmin, they often compete with each other for food.
(Image text: "Perhaps because it does not directly harm Pikmin, it is not attacked by them")

Feature #3: Elastic epidermis

When a hard or heavy object strikes their back, the impact is transmitted to their body, causing them to turn over.

Technical information[edit]

Creature[edit]

Pikmin technical information(?)
Internal namecollec
HP5000
Pikmin 2 technical information(?)
Internal namepanmodoki
Global properties(List)
IDJapanese commentPropertyValue
s000friction(not used)Friction0.5
s001wallReflectionUnknown (wall bounce speed multiplier?)0.5
s002faceDirAdjustUnknown0.25
s003accelAcceleration0.1
s004bounceFactorUnknown (bounce when it hits the ground?)0.3
fp00ライフHP1100
fp01マップとの当りUnknown (related to slopes)20
fp02ダメージスケールXZHorizontal damage scale0.5
fp03ダメージスケールYVertical damage scale0.5
fp04ダメージフレームDamage scale duration0.35
fp05質量Unknown (weight?)0.1
fp06速度Move speed60
fp08回転速度率Rotation acceleration0.1
fp09テリトリーTerritory radius200
fp10ホーム範囲"Home" radius15
fp11プライベート距離"Private" radius70
fp12視界距離Sight radius300
fp13視界角度FOV90
fp14探索距離Unknown (exploration radius?)500
fp15探索角度Unknown (exploration angle?)120
fp16振り払い率Successful shake rate1
fp17振り払い力Shake knockback200
fp18振り払いダメージShake damage1
fp19振り払い範囲Shake range30
fp20攻撃可能範囲Unknown (shock attack max range?)80
fp21攻撃可能角度Unknown (shock attack max angle?)50
fp22攻撃ヒット範囲Unknown (attack hit range?)80
fp23攻撃ヒット角度Unknown (attack hit angle?)50
fp24攻撃力Attack damage10
fp25視界高Unknown (height visibility?)50
fp26探索高Unknown (exploration height?)50
fp27ライフの高さHP wheel height45
fp28回転最大速度Rotation speed3
fp29警戒時間Unknown (warning time?)15
fp30警戒ライフUnknown30
fp31ライフ回復率Regeneration rate0
fp32LOD半径Off-camera radius20
fp33マップとのあたりポリゴンの選定Collision processing radius20
fp34ピクミンとのあたりPikmin damage radius20
fp35石化時間Petrification duration1
fp36ヒップドロップダメージPurple Pikmin drop damage50
fp37地震気絶確立Purple Pikmin stun chance0 (0%)
fp38地震気絶時間Purple Pikmin stuntime0
ip01振り払い打撃AShake mode 1 – hit count0
ip02振り払い張付1Shake mode 1 – Pikmin requirement1
ip03振り払い打撃BShake mode 2 – hit count12
ip04振り払い張付2Shake mode 2 – Pikmin requirement10
ip05振り払い打撃CShake mode 3 – hit count17
ip06振り払い張付3Shake mode 3 – Pikmin requirement20
ip07振り払い打撃DShake mode 4 – hit count22
Specific properties
IDJapanese commentPropertyValue
fp00巣スケールScale of the nest's model1
fp16歩きモーションスピードWalk animation speed)2
fp02急回転速度率Rotation speed while carrying0.2
fp05急回転速度最大Unknown (sudden rotation speed max?)5
fp03戻り速度Speed while carrying objects)35
fp04コンテナダメージDamage taken when carried item is collected1000
fp06プレスダメージDamage taken when a Pikmin is thrown200
fp14待機時間Time until it moves after taking damage0
fp15潜伏時間Time until leaving nest150
fp01ターゲットスロット数境界Cannot collect objects with this weight value or above11

Nest[edit]

Pikmin technical information(?)
Internal namehollec
HPN/A
Pikmin 2 technical information(?)
Internal namepanhouse
Global properties(List)
IDJapanese commentPropertyValue
s000friction(not used)Friction0.5
s001wallReflectionUnknown (wall bounce speed multiplier?)0.5
s002faceDirAdjustUnknown0.25
s003accelAcceleration0.1
s004bounceFactorUnknown (bounce when it hits the ground?)0.3
fp00ライフHP1100
fp01マップとの当りUnknown (related to slopes)40
fp02ダメージスケールXZHorizontal damage scale0.5
fp03ダメージスケールYVertical damage scale0.5
fp04ダメージフレームDamage scale duration0.35
fp05質量Unknown (weight?)0.1
fp06速度Move speed40
fp08回転速度率Rotation acceleration0.1
fp09テリトリーTerritory radius200
fp10ホーム範囲"Home" radius30
fp11プライベート距離"Private" radius70
fp12視界距離Sight radius500
fp13視界角度FOV90
fp14探索距離Unknown (exploration radius?)500
fp15探索角度Unknown (exploration angle?)120
fp16振り払い率Successful shake rate1
fp17振り払い力Shake knockback200
fp18振り払いダメージShake damage0
fp19振り払い範囲Shake range30
fp20攻撃可能範囲Unknown (shock attack max range?)80
fp21攻撃可能角度Unknown (shock attack max angle?)50
fp22攻撃ヒット範囲Unknown (attack hit range?)80
fp23攻撃ヒット角度Unknown (attack hit angle?)50
fp24攻撃力Attack damage10
fp25視界高Unknown (height visibility?)50
fp26探索高Unknown (exploration height?)50
fp27ライフの高さHP wheel height45
fp28回転最大速度Rotation speed8
fp29警戒時間Unknown (warning time?)15
fp30警戒ライフUnknown30
fp31ライフ回復率Regeneration rate0.0001
fp32LOD半径Off-camera radius50
fp33マップとのあたりポリゴンの選定Collision processing radius40
fp34ピクミンとのあたりPikmin damage radius40
fp35石化時間Petrification duration1
fp36ヒップドロップダメージPurple Pikmin drop damageN/A
fp37地震気絶確立Purple Pikmin stun chanceN/A
fp38地震気絶時間Purple Pikmin stuntimeN/A
ip01振り払い打撃AShake mode 1 – hit count6
ip02振り払い張付1Shake mode 1 – Pikmin requirement5
ip03振り払い打撃BShake mode 2 – hit count12
ip04振り払い張付2Shake mode 2 – Pikmin requirement10
ip05振り払い打撃CShake mode 3 – hit count17
ip06振り払い張付3Shake mode 3 – Pikmin requirement20
ip07振り払い打撃DShake mode 4 – hit count22
Specific properties
None

Other information[edit]

Naming[edit]

See more:Breadbug family#Naming.
  • Common name: Breadbug. The name mostly comes from it physically resembling a loaf of bread, and is likely a pun on real-worldbed bugs.
  • Japanese nickname:パンモドキ?, lit.: "Pseudo Bread".
  • Japanese name:マキパンモドキ?, lit.: "Pseudo Bread Roll".
  • Scientific name:Pansarus gluttonae.Pansarus may come from "panis", Latin for "bread", referring to its physical shape.Gluttonae comes from "glutton", referring to its scavenging and food-hoarding behavior. The specific epithet is spelled "gluttoniae" in thePikmin Nintendo Player's Guide.
  • Internal names: The internal name inPikmin,collec, is likely short for "collect" or "collector". InPikmin 2, it's just the same as the Japanese nickname,panmodoki. The nest the creature hides in has its own internal name. InPikmin, it ishollec, perhaps a pun between "hole" and the enemy's internal name, while inPikmin 2, it's a combination ofパン? (lit.: "bread") and "house" –panhouse.
  • Prerelease: None.

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNotes
Flag of Japan Japaneseパンモドキ?
Pan Modoki
Pseudo Bread
Flag of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Chinese
(traditional)
麵包擬態蟲
Miànbāo nǐtài chóng
Bread Mimetic BugThe Chinese name does not mean 'Bread Bug' because 'Bread Bug' is actually a kind of bug that appears in real life when said in Chinese
Flag of China Chinese
(simplified)
面包拟态虫
Miànbāo nǐtài chóng
Bread Mimetic BugThe Chinese name does not mean 'Bread Bug' because 'Bread Bug' is actually a kind of bug that appears in real life when said in Chinese
Flag of the Netherlands DutchBroodrakkerBread rascal
Flag of France FrenchScarataxFromscara (beetle) andtaxeur (taxman, which refers to the Breadbug's stealing capacities)The name comes from"scarabée" (beetle)
Flag of Germany GermanDiebischer SaprophagThieving SaprophageSaprophage is "rotten matter eater" in Ancient Greek
Flag of Italy ItalianSaprofago (Pikmin,Pikmin 2 Switch andPikmin 4)
Saprofago ladro (Pikmin 2 GC/Wii)
Saprophage (Pikmin,Pikmin 2 Switch andPikmin 4)
Thief Saprophage (Pikmin 2 GC/Wii)
Saprophage is "rotten matter eater" in Ancient Greek
Flag of South Korea Korean빵닮은꼴
Ppang-Dalmeunkkol
Bread Look-alike
Flag of Brazil PortugueseBicho-pãoBread bug
Flag of Spain SpanishChinche Carroñero (Pikmin)
Chinche carroñera (Pikmin 2 andPikmin 4)
Scavenger Bug

Gallery[edit]

Pikmin[edit]

  • A Breadbug pulling a blue pellet back to its nest.

    A Breadbug pulling a bluepellet back to its nest.

  • A Breadbug battling some Pikmin for a pellet.

    A Breadbug battling some Pikmin for a pellet.

  • A Breadbug on its back due to it flipping over while holding onto a pellet an Onion digested.

    A Breadbug on its back due to it flipping over while holding onto a pellet anOnion digested.

  • The corpse of a Breadbug.

    The corpse of a Breadbug.

  • The Breadbug's nest.

    The Breadbug's nest.

  • A Breadbug in the enemy reel.

    A Breadbug in theenemy reel.

  • Artwork of the Breadbug.

    Artwork of the Breadbug.

  • Drawings of the Breadbug from the Pikmin Official Player's Guide.

    Drawings of the Breadbug from thePikmin Official Player's Guide.

  • A Breadbug in an early version of Pikmin.

    A Breadbug in anearly version ofPikmin.

  • Screenshot of a Breadbug in Pikmin from the Nintendo Power Promotional Booklet.

    Screenshot of a Breadbug inPikmin from the Nintendo Power Promotional Booklet.

Pikmin 2[edit]

  • A Breadbug in the Piklopedia.

    A Breadbug in thePiklopedia.

  • A Breadbug dragging a Female Sheargrub corpse and a Yellow Pikmin into its nest.

    A Breadbug dragging a Female Sheargrub corpse and a Yellow Pikmin into its nest.

  • A Breadbug's nest.

    A Breadbug's nest.

  • A Breadbug that has been flipped over.

    A Breadbug that has been flipped over.

  • The corpse of a Breadbug.

    The corpse of a Breadbug.

  • The Piklopedia icon of the Breadbug in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2.

    The Piklopedia icon of the Breadbug inthe Nintendo Switch version ofPikmin 2.

Pikmin 4[edit]

  • A Breadbug in the Piklopedia.

    A Breadbug in the Piklopedia.

  • A Breadbug upon noticing something it can steal and bury.

    A Breadbug upon noticing something it can steal and bury.

  • Three defeated Breadbugs in the Piklopedia.

    Three defeated Breadbugs in the Piklopedia.

  • The HUD element that appears when a Breadbug grabs something. Note the unique brown coloring.

    TheHUD element that appears when a Breadbug grabs something. Note the unique brown coloring.

  • A Breadbug in the Plunder Palace stealing a Disk of Sorrowful Wisdom.

    A Breadbug in thePlunder Palace stealing aDisk of Sorrowful Wisdom.

  • A Breadbug burying a Disk of Sorrowful Wisdom.

    A Breadbug burying a Disk of Sorrowful Wisdom.

  • A Breadbug hitting the bottom of the S.S. Beagle.

    A Breadbug hitting the bottom of theS.S. Beagle.

  • A Breadbug being hit by a Purple Pikmin's slam attack.

    A Breadbug being hit by aPurple Pikmin's slam attack.

  • A Breadbug having a tug of war over a Dwarf Orange Bulborb.

    A Breadbug having a tug of war over aDwarf Orange Bulborb.

  • A Breadbug having a tug of war over a Flighty Joustmite.

    A Breadbug having a tug of war over aFlighty Joustmite.

  • A scared Breadbug running away.

    A scared Breadbug running away.

  • The Piklopedia icon of the Breadbug.

    ThePiklopedia icon of the Breadbug.

  • A Breadbug as seen in the "A Letdown" comic.

    A Breadbug as seen in the "A Letdown"comic.

Other[edit]

  • The Breadbug's e-card, #60 (16th yellow card).

    The Breadbug'se-card, #60 (16th yellow card).

  • An Agatsuma Breadbug figurine.

    An Agatsuma Breadbugfigurine.

Trivia[edit]

  • The Breadbug is one of few enemies to have a figurine modeled after them.
  • Its nest is very similar in appearance to theHermit Crawmad's hole inPikmin 2.
  • Breadbugs seem to have cannibalistic tendencies: inPikmin 2, they will carry dead Breadbugs into their nests and eat them.
  • InPikmin, if a Breadbug gets stuck, it will burrow into the ground after about 8 seconds and respawn out of its hole.[1]
  • InPikmin, aglitch can occur if a cutscene plays while the Pikmin and Breadbug are fighting over an object, where the object will continue to move during the cutscene and leave the possession of its carriers.
  • Breadbugs exhibit behavior typical of real worldferrets, which are known to take random items and drag them into burrows or other enclosed areas.
  • A roughly exact copy of the Breadbug inPikmin 2 existsunused insidePikmin 3's files.
  • The Breadbug'senemy mix inPikmin 4 references the Giant Breadbug's theme fromPikmin 2. A synthesizer that plays a melody similar to that of the baritone saxophone is added, and the same drum machine samples are also reused.

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^YouTube video demonstrating how Breadbugs respawn when they get stuck.


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