Swooping Snitchbug
Appears in	Pikmin, Pikmin 2, Pikmin 3, Pikmin 4, Hey! Pikmin
Scientific name	Scarpanica kesperens
Family	Scarpanid
Areas	The Forest of Hope,The Distant Spring,Perplexing Pool,Wistful Wild,Tropical Wilds,Distant Tundra,Formidable Oak,Blossoming Arcadia (Story Mode andOlimar's Shipwreck Tale),Olimar's Madcap Ride
Caves	Subterranean Complex,Frontier Cavern,Snagret Hole,Citadel of Spiders,Cavern of Chaos,Hole of Heroes,Subterranean Swarm
Night expeditions	None
Challenge Mode stages	Abduction Den
Mission ModeCollect Treasure! stages	Twilight Hollow,Twilight Hollow Remix,The Rustyard
Mission ModeBattle Enemies! stages	Tropical Forest,Tropical Wilds Remix,Garden of Hope Remix,Distant Tundra Remix,Clockwork Chasm
Side Story days	Creature Hunting,Land, Sea, and Sky,Looking for Louie,Another Part Found
Dandori Challenge stages	Aerial Incinerator
Dandori Battle stages	None
2-Player Battle stages	None
Bingo Battle stages	Stagnant Sea
Attacks	:  Kidnap and throw Pikmin :  Kidnap and throw Pikmin :  Kidnap and throw Pikmin and leaders :  Kidnap and throw Pikmin and leaders :  Kidnap Pikmin and drag them off screen

TheSwooping Snitchbug (サライムシ^?, lit.: "Kidnapping Bug") is anenemy found in the main fourPikmin games andHey! Pikmin. It is a legless, round, flying insect that has evolved wing-like antennae as a means of flight. Is swoops down, as its name suggests, and grabs its prey with its claws – a maximum of two at once. After carrying them for a few seconds, it violently throw them towards the ground. This action would harm most prey, whereasPikmin are simply replanted and reverted to their originalleaf stage in the first two games (inPikmin 3, their maturity remains the same). It is also able to pick up theleaders inPikmin 3 andPikmin 4, much likeBumbling Snitchbugs do inPikmin 2 – if a leader doesn'tescape, they will be tossed to the ground anddamaged.

The Swooping Snitchbug will plummet to the ground if weighed down by a sufficient number of Pikmin, or with a singlePurple Pikmin inPikmin 2 or a singleRock Pikmin collision inPikmin 3. This renders it susceptible to further attack.Ultra-bitter sprays may also be used to freeze it in mid-air, causing it to drop to the ground, which is arguably easier, but of course produces no corpse, and may be considered a waste of sprays.

Should the enemy throw aYellow Pikmin that is holding abomb-rock inPikmin, the bomb-rock will explode, killing the Yellow Pikmin, all Pikmin caught in the blast, and likely itself, too. InPikmin 3, it will carry the bomb rock and not the Pikmin, and throwing the bomb-rock merely activates it instead of causing an immediate explosion. Although the creature is not as interested in killing Pikmin as much as it is chucking them, it may end up throwing a Pikmin at a hazard.

InPikmin, it can grab Pikmin from the leader's hand, ifOlimar is holding onto it beforethrowing, but inPikmin 2, it will ignore any held Pikmin; it can still steal it from the hand if it began swooping prior to the grab, however. InPikmin 3, every time it dives, it randomly chooses to catch Pikmin or leaders, and if it chooses the former, it will never succeed in grabbing a held Pikmin. If it snatches two Pikmin in a single dive, the way it throws them will also differ between games – inPikmin, it will throw one Pikmin first, fly around some more, and then throw the second one, but in laterPikmin games, it will throw both of them at once. InHey! Pikmin, it will attempt to swoop straight down, grab Pikmin, and fly back up without coming back again, counting as a death to the player's Pikmin. Swooping Snitchbugs are incredibly rare in this game, as only a few appear, inOlimar's Madcap Ride.

InPikmin, it only appears inThe Forest of Hope on day 15 and forward, and inThe Distant Spring on day 5 and forward.

Stats[edit]

Game	Weight	Max. carriers	Seeds	Value	Health	Regen.
	3	6	4	N/A	2000	Unknown
	3	6	4	× 4	1500	No
(?)	3	6 (normally)	4	× 30  × 30	1000[note 1]	No
	3	6	4	× 3	1000	No
	N/A	N/A	N/A	× 0		No

Appearance[edit]

InPikmin, they have a brown body with a green moss like tint on some parts and green lines in between the parts of their "exoskeleton". They also have a golden head with antennae that go from yellow to orange. In this game they have more fluid flight movement, tilting when turning.

InPikmin 2, the green tint is removed with the green lines also being less noticeable, and the head is also now also a pale green and the antennae now go from green to yellow to orange.

InPikmin 3, the creature is now a light yellowish green with a texture not too dissimilar to the exoskeleton of some beetles. Their antennae have also changed to a yellow to brown gradient.They also gained more realistic compound eyes compared to the glass-like eyes with pupils fromPikmin andPikmin 2. They also will attempt to crawl away when swarmed by Pikmin on the ground.

InHey! Pikmin, the body is now a much darker green with the head and arms being a pale yellow and their lower arms also now resemble theBumbling Snitchbug's arms in shape, their antennae have once again changed color to orange to a dark maroonish red, and they also return to having the less realistic eyes fromPikmin andPikmin 2 but are missing the red to yellow gradient that they have in every other game.

Behavior[edit]

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Locations[edit]

See:Swooping Snitchbug/Locations

Strategy[edit]

Pikmin[edit]

These creatures can easily be brought to the ground by weighing it down with five or so Pikmin. Yellows are the best option to weigh it down, because their high reach makes it easier to hit it. Afterwards, a simple swarm can defeat it. If the Snitchbug captures a Yellow Pikmin holding a bomb, it will explode while it is in the air. Oddly, by whistling at the Pikmin while it's coming down after being thrown by the creature, there is a chance that the Pikmin will simply react to the whistle and join Olimar's group like normal, instead of being buried.

Pikmin 2[edit]

The same strategy fromPikmin can be applied here. Alternatively, throwing a single Purple Pikmin onto it will weigh it down right away. Be warned, as on sublevels with abysses, the Snitchbug can throw Pikmin down the pit. The Snitchbug is much less of a threat in this game, even less so if one has aPluckaphone. Though one could leave at least one Purple to deal with them, it is advised to not do so on metallic sublevels, as there are often bombs on those sublevels.

Pikmin 3[edit]

InPikmin 3, like in all of the other games, around 5 Pikmin are able to weigh the Swooping Snitchbug down, making it easy to defeat. It's recommended to use Yellow Pikmin to weigh it down, as their throwing height ensures it will land on the Swooping Snitchbug, and the Snitchbug can fly higher in this game. If you have a reasonable amount of Winged Pikmin, swarming it will be sure to weigh it down. A direct hit from a Rock Pikmin will bring the Swooping Snitchbug down too, similar to how throwing one Purple Pikmin on it will weigh it down inPikmin 2.

Pikmin 4[edit]

The same strategies from all three games can be applied here. Additionally, if a Swooping Snitchbug grabs at least onePurple Pikmin, it will lift them up before immediately collapsing on the ground; the same thing happens if the player had knocked it out of the air mid-combat. If you freeze one with Ice Pikmin, then it will fall to the ground and be immediately defeated, not leaving a corpse, instead releasing nectar or Ultra-Spicy Spray.

Notes

Reel notes

Olimar's notes

Louie's notes

Alph's comments

Brittany's comments

Charlie's comments

Louie's comments

Olimar's comments

 US version

 European version

Hey! Pikmin logs

Dalmo's notes[edit]

Olimar's notes (Pikmin 4)[edit]

Louie's notes (Pikmin 4)[edit]

Pikmin Nintendo Player's Guide[edit]

“The scarpanids originally lived on the ground with poorly developed vestigial wings. This species developed enlarged antennae that can be used as functioning wings. Scarpanids are attracted by the sight of large groups of Pikmin in cavalry formation and will swoop down to seize them. However, scarpanids do not eat Pikmin, and they will drop any seized Pikmin after a short time. The reason for this activity is as yet unknown, but I look forward to future research in the area.”

“The annoying swooping snitchbug will appear in the Forest of Hope (between Days 15 and 30) and the Distant Spring. In both regions, the bug will snatch up Pikmin and replant them. If a swooping snitchbug flies by, force it to land by tossing Pikmin at it. When it comes crashing down, surround it with Pikmin.”

Pikmin Nintendo Power booklet[edit]

Pikmin Book[edit]

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Pikmin 2 Nintendo Player's Guide[edit]

“Much like the Mamuta, the Swooping Snitchbug does not defeat Pikmin; it pummels them into the ground. The creature grabs two Pikmin at a time and throws them with tremendous force. Knock it down with a few tosses, then swarm it.”

New Play Control! Pikmin European website[edit]

“The two-armed flying pest follows your posse, swoops down, grabs two unsuspecting Pikmin and then plants them back into the ground. This bug must be dealt with immediately, knocking it out of the sky and then swarming it until it says good-bye.”

Pikmin 3 Prima Guide[edit]

Pikmin Garden[edit]

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Translation

Glitches[edit]

There is a rare glitch inPikmin: once you've knocked the Swooping Snitchbug down to the ground, throw your Pikmin onto the creature and swarm it with all of the other Pikmin, which should kill it. Then, carry it back to the Onions by swarming the corpse. Later, you will notice the Pikmin you threw on the squirming Swooping Snitchbug are floating in the air, making the attacking motion as if they are attacking something invisible.

InPikmin 2, the probability that a Snitchbug will shake off Pikmin increases with the number of Pikmin that are latched onto it. This is likely unintended, as this results in Snitchbugs being harder to take down as more Pikmin are latched onto it, which is counterintuitive. Additionally, inPikmin this mechanic works in reverse, where the probability for a snitchbug to shake decreases with the number of Pikmin on it, which further implies its implementation inPikmin 2 was done incorrectly and was changed unintentionally.

A second glitch inPikmin 2 relates to when a Snitchbug grabs a Purple Pikmin. If a Pikmin of any type is thrown onto the Snitchbug while it is still holding a Purple Pikmin, the game will treat the incoming Pikmin as a Purple Pikmin and cause the Snitchbug to guarantee falling down to the ground instead of shaking. This is because the game cannot distinguish between Pikmin attacking the Snitchbug and ones it has in its hand when checking if a Purple Pikmin is latched on.

In theSuper Smash Bros. series[edit]

The creature appears as a trophy inSuper Smash Bros. Brawl andSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U.

Brawl trophy[edit]

	Description: “A member of the scarpanid family. Although originally a ground dweller, its oversized antennae developed into wings, allowing it to fly around freely. The snitchbug doesn't eat Pikmin, but rather picks them up, carries them away, and firmly replants them in another location. Pikmin Pikmin 2”
How to obtain: Random appearance.		Type: Fighter Related

Smash 4 trophy[edit]

	US description: “A strange flying insectoid creature from the Pikmin series. Much like a fly rubbing its legs together, the Swooping Snitchbug has a habit of rubbing its hands. When it swoops down and snatches Pikmin from the ground, it doesn't eat them. Instead, it discards them after a few seconds. Why? Who knows?! Who cares?! They're free! Appears in: Pikmin (12/2001) Pikmin 2 (08/2004)”
	EU description: “A strange flying insectoid creature from the Pikmin series. Much like a fly rubbing its legs together, the Swooping Snitchbug has a habit of rubbing its hands. When it swoops down and snatches Pikmin from the ground, it doesn't eat them. Instead, it just throws them back to the ground after a few seconds. Why? Who knows?! Related Games Pikmin (06/2002) Pikmin 2 (10/2004)”
How to obtain: Random appearance.		Type: Series Related	Trophy Box: 61. Distant Planet & Indigenous Creatures

Technical information[edit]

Other information[edit]

• Technical name inThe Official Nintendo Player's Guide: Scarpanid
• Size: Body length:30mm, as per thee-card
• Pikmin 2 Piklopedia number: #31
• Pikmin 4 Piklopedia number: #34
• This enemy triggers theAuto Target Lock note in theRescue Journal

Naming[edit]

See more:Scarpanid family#Naming.

• Common name: Swooping Snitchbug. "Swooping" refers to how it swoops down to catch prey.
• Japanese nickname:サライムシ^?, lit.: "Kidnapping Bug".
• Japanese name:テナガドウガネサライムシ^?, lit.: "Long-armed Cupreous Chafer Kidnapping Bug".
• Scientific name:Scarpanica kesperens. It is made up of two unknown words.
• Internal names: Internally, it is known asnapkid inPikmin, which is likely a misspelling of "kidnap", which in turn is part of the translation of its Japanese name. InPikmin 2,Pikmin 3, andHey! Pikmin, it is calledsarai instead, the first word of its Japanese name. InHey! Pikmin, its generator name isenemy_snatcher, referring to its ability to snatch Pikmin.
• Prerelease: None.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	サライムシ? Sarai Mushi	Snatch Bug
Chinese (traditional)	猛奪蟲 Měng Duó Chóng	Abrupt Snatch Bug
Chinese (simplified)	猛夺虫 Měng Duó Chóng	Abrupt Snatch Bug
Dutch	Duikende graaivlieg	Swooping graspfly
French	Piquépille	Swooplunder	The name comes from"pique et pille" (swoop and plunder)
German	Flatternder Piknapper	Fluttering Piknapper	The name is a play on "Pikmin" and "Kidnapper"
Italian	Dittero ladro	Thiefdipterum
Korean	납치벌레 Napchi-Beolle	Abduction Bug
Portuguese	Mutuca raptora (Pikmin 4)	Kidnapper horsefly (Pikmin 4)
Portuguese (NoE)	Snitchbug Predador	Predator Snitchbug	Name taken from a trophy inSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
Spanish	Moscardón quinqui (Pikmin 3) Moscardón ladrón (Pikmin 1 +Pikmin 2 (Nintendo Switch),Pikmin 4)	Delinquent bumblebee Thief bumblebee

Gallery[edit]

Pikmin[edit]

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  Artwork of the Swooping Snitchbug.

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  Artwork of a Swooping Snitchbug carrying Pikmin.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug swooping down to grab Pikmin.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug's corpse.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug in theenemy reel.

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  Drawings of the Swooping Snitchbug from thePikmin Official Player's Guide.

Pikmin 2[edit]

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  A Swooping Snitchbug breaking out from beingpetrified.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug in thePiklopedia.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug carrying two Pikmin.

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  Red Pikmin swarming a fallen Swooping Snitchbug.

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  The corpse of a Swooping Snitchbug.

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

Pikmin 3[edit]

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  Artwork of the Swooping Snitchbug.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug being attacked by some Winged Pikmin.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug in theDistant Tundra.

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  Another Swooping Snitchbug in the Distant Tundra.

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  A close-up of a dead Swooping Snitchbug.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug in holding Charlie.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug throwingAlph.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug rubbing its hands after tossingCaptain Charlie into the ground.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug being attacked from behind by Yellow Pikmin in theTropical Forest.

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  The data file on the Swooping Snitchbug.

Pikmin 4[edit]

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  A render of the Swooping Snitchbug.

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  The Swooping Snitchbug'sPiklopedia icon.

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  Two Swooping Snitchbugs carrying Pikmin and the Player.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug under attack by a group ofYellow Pikmin.

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  A defeated Swooping Snitchbug in the Piklopedia.

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  Two defeated Swooping Snitchbugs in the Piklopedia.

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  A Swooping Snithcbug holdingRock Pikmin in theSubterranean Swarm.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug droppingBomb Rocks in the Subterranean Swarm.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug in theAerial Incinerator.

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  A singlePurple Pikmin weighing down a Swooping Snitchbug.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug carrying Pikmin as seen in the "A Certain Way"comic.

Hey! Pikmin[edit]

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  Two Swooping Snitchbugs swooping downward inHey! Pikmin.

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  A Swooping Snitchbug in the cutscene inOlimar's Madcap Ride.

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  The Swooping Snitchbug in theCreature Log.

Other[edit]

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  The Swooping Snitchbug'se-card, #35 (9^th blue card).

Trivia[edit]

• When idle, the Swooping Snitchbug rubs its hands together, similar to a fly. This can also be seen with the Bumbling Snitchbug.
• Swooping Snitchbugs andMamutas are the only ways one can see aBulbminsprout.
• InPikmin andPikmin 2, when Pikmin are grabbed, their squeal is the same as if they got bitten, but it is a different sound inPikmin 3.
• InPikmin 3, if a Pikmin lays down abomb rock, there is a chance the Swooping Snitchbug will grab the bomb rock. It will then explode in its hands, killing it.
• The position of the Swooping Snitchbug in theenemy reel, which is otherwise alphabetized, indicates that the creature's name may originally have started with the letter "f" (suggesting the name 'flying snitchbug'). This was fixed in theNintendo Switch version.
• InPikmin 2, it is possible for the Swooping Snitchbug to capture Pikmin mid-air.
• Also inPikmin 2, Pikmin held by a Swooping Snitchbug cannot die from bomb rock explosions.
• InPikmin 2, if there are 99 Pikmin buried in the same area or sublevel, it will be impossible for a Swooping Snitchbug to bury the 100th Pikmin. That Pikmin will simply stay idle.^[1].

See also[edit]

• Bumbling Snitchbug
• Coppeller
• Spiny Coppeller

References[edit]

Pikminenemies

Armored Cannon Beetle • Beady Long Legs • Breadbug • Burrowing Snagret • Dwarf Bulbear • Dwarf Bulborb • Emperor Bulblax • Fiery Blowhog • Goolix • Honeywisp • Iridescent Flint Beetle • Mamuta • Pearly Clamclamp • Puffstool • Puffy Blowhog • Female Sheargrub • Male Sheargrub • Shearwig • Smoky Progg • Spotty Bulbear • Spotty Bulborb • Swooping Snitchbug • Water Dumple • Wolpole • Wollyhop • Yellow Wollyhop

Pikmin 2enemies

Red Bulborb • Hairy Bulborb • Orange Bulborb • Dwarf Red Bulborb • Snow Bulborb • Dwarf Orange Bulborb • Spotty Bulbear • Dwarf Bulbear • Bulborb Larva • Fiery Bulblax • Water Dumple • Bulbmin • Fiery Blowhog • Watery Blowhog • Armored Cannon Beetle Larva • Decorated Cannon Beetle • Puffy Blowhog • Withering Blowhog • Gatling Groink • Iridescent Flint Beetle • Iridescent Glint Beetle • Doodlebug • Female Sheargrub • Male Sheargrub • Shearwig • Cloaking Burrow-nit • Ravenous Whiskerpillar • Anode Beetle • Mitite • Hermit Crawmad • Swooping Snitchbug • Bumbling Snitchbug • Careening Dirigibug • Antenna Beetle • Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat • Greater Spotted Jellyfloat • Fiery Dweevil • Anode Dweevil • Hydro Dweevil • Munge Dweevil • Volatile Dweevil • Toady Bloyster • Yellow Wollyhop • Wollyhop • Wolpole • Creeping Chrysanthemum • Skitter Leaf • Unmarked Spectralids • Honeywisp • Mamuta • Breadbug • Empress Bulblax • Burrowing Snagret • Beady Long Legs • Emperor Bulblax • Giant Breadbug • Pileated Snagret • Man-at-Legs • Ranging Bloyster • Waterwraith • Segmented Crawbster • Raging Long Legs • Titan Dweevil

Pikmin 3enemies

Bulborb • Dwarf Bulborb • Orange Bulborb • Dwarf Orange Bulborb • Spotty Bulbear • Dwarf Bulbear • Whiptongue Bulborb • Fiery Blowhog • Watery Blowhog • Skitter Leaf • Desiccated Skitter Leaf • Armored Cannon Larva • Arctic Cannon Larva • White Spectralids • Yellow Spectralids • Red Spectralids • Joustmite • Flighty Joustmite • Skutterchuck • Phosbat • Phosbat Pod • Pyroclasmic Slooch • Bearded Amprat • Medusal Slurker • Female Sheargrub • Male Sheargrub • Swarming Sheargrub • Shearwig • Swooping Snitchbug • Iridescent Flint Beetle • Burrowing Snagret • Yellow Wollywog • Wogpole • Water Dumple • Skeeterskate • Sputtlefish • Puckering Blinnow • Waddlepus • Toady Bloyster • Hermit Crawmad • Bug-Eyed Crawmad • Peckish Aristocrab • Puffy Blowhog • Nectarous Dandelfly • Arachnode • Scornet • Shaggy Long Legs • Baldy Long Legs • Calcified Crushblat • Armored Mawdad • Vehemoth Phosbat • Sandbelching Meerslug • Scornet Maestro • Quaggled Mireclops • Mysterious Life-Form • Plasm Wraith

Pikmin 4enemies

Dwarf Bulborb • Albino Dwarf Bulborb • Bulborb • Jumbo Bulborb • Dwarf Orange Bulborb • Orange Bulborb • Dwarf Bulbear • Spotty Bulbear • Dwarf Frosty Bulborb • Frosty Bulborb • Fiery Bulblax • Whiptongue Bulborb • Bulborb Larva • Empress Bulblax • Emperor Bulblax • Sovereign Bulblax • Fiery Blowhog • Watery Blowhog • Snowy Blowhog • Titan Blowhog • Blizzarding Blowhog • Tusked Blowhog • Armored Cannon Larva • Horned Cannon Beetle • Arctic Cannon Larva • Arctic Cannon Beetle • Female Sheargrub • Male Sheargrub • Mama Sheargrub • Shearwig • Shearflea • Joustmite • Flighty Joustmite • Swooping Snitchbug • Skitter Leaf • Desiccated Skitter Leaf • Fiery Dweevil • Anode Dweevil • Hydro Dweevil • Iceblown Dweevil • Venom Dweevil • Arachnode • Baldy Long Legs • Man-at-Legs • Groovy Long Legs • Anode Beetle • Iridescent Flint Beetle • Doodlebug • Iridescent Glint Beetle • Mitite • Skutterchuck • Skeeterskate • Muckerskate • White Spectralids • Yellow Spectralids • Red Spectralids • Snowfake Fluttertail • Creeping Chrysanthemum • Startle Spore • Breadbug • Giant Breadbug • Gildemandwee • Gildemander • Miniature Snootwhacker • Mammoth Snootwhacker • Sunsquish • Foolix • Downy Snagret • Burrowing Snagret • Waddlequaff • Scorchcake • Shockcake • Freezecake • Puffstool • Toxstool • Moldy Dwarf Bulborb • Moldy Slooch • Pyroclasmic Slooch • Bearded Amprat • Mamuta • Porquillion • Honeywisp • Puffy Blowhog • Icy Blowhog • Withering Blowhog • Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat • Greater Spotted Jellyfloat • Wolpole • Yellow Wollyhop • Wollyhop • Chillyhop • Masterhop • Water Dumple • Puckering Blinnow • Pricklepuff • Waddlepus • Aristocrab Offspring • Peckish Aristocrab • Grubchucker • Hermit Crawmad • Bug-Eyed Crawmad • Crusted Rumpup • Pearly Clamclamp • Toady Bloyster • Bloomcap Bloyster • Bogswallow • Waterwraith • Smoky Progg • Ancient Sirehound • Moss

Hey! Pikminenemies

Crumbug • Coppeller • Mockiwi • Spornet • Crested Mockiwi • Sparrowhead • Male Sheargrub • Puffstalk • Shooting Spiner (Female) • Puckering Blinnow • Eye-Stalker Bulbeel • Large Splurchin • Shearblug • Widemouthed Anode Beetle • Young Yellow Wollywog • Crystalline Crushblat • Speargrub • Crammed Wraith • Seedbagger • Skutterchuck • Grabbit • Fireflinger Groink • Flatterchuck • Shooting Spiner (Male) • Sporegrub • Red Bubblimp • Starnacle • Elongated Crushblat • Electric Spectralid • Spiny Coppeller • Flying Spotted Jellyfloat • Yellow Wollywog • Fireflap Bulborb • Fiery Blowlet • Fiery Dwarf Bulblax • Electripede • Firesnout Beetle • Fiery Young Yellow Wollywog • Clicking Slurker • Stuffed Bellbloom • Puffy Blubbug • Blubbug • Centipare • Stony Flint Beetle • Adult Centipare • Muggonfly • Swooping Snitchbug • Bulborb • Long Water Dumple • Armurk • Electric Cottonade • Queen Shearwig (Shearwig) • Fiery Blowhog • Luring Slurker • Emperor Bulblax • Leech Hydroe • Berserk Leech Hydroe

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