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'''Bulbmin''' (adults: {{j|ハチャッピー|Ha Chappī|Leaf Chappy}}, juvenile: {{j|コッパチャッピー|Koppa Chappī|Small Leaf Chappy}}) are a parasitic species of [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] in {{p2}} that infect [[Bulborb]]s, hence the name. They are only found in [[cave]]s and there is no way to store them, meaning Bulbmin can only be used in the cave they are found in. They are resistant to all four [[hazard]]s defined by the game, and are one of the only ways to gain Pikmin in a cave, making them a valuable asset. | '''Bulbmin''' (adults: {{j|ハチャッピー|Ha Chappī|Leaf Chappy}}, juvenile: {{j|コッパチャッピー|Koppa Chappī|Small Leaf Chappy}}) are a parasitic species of [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] in {{p2}} that infect [[Bulborb]]s, hence the name. They are only found in [[cave]]s and there is no way to store them, meaning Bulbmin can only be used in the cave they are found in. They are resistant to all four [[hazard]]s defined by the game, and are one of the only ways to gain Pikmin in a cave, making them a valuable asset. | ||
Uniquely for a Pikmin type, they start out as [[Enemy|enemies]] when they appear in a cave. An adult Bulbmin, closely resembling a [[Bulborb|Red Bulborb]], is followed by up to 10 juvenile Bulbmin, which take on a more unique appearance (having completely black eyes rather than the blue or purple eyes of the dwarf and adult Bulborbs, uniquely proportioned and colored legs, and relatively fewer and larger white spots which are positioned differently than those of other | Uniquely for a Pikmin type, they start out as [[Enemy|enemies]] when they appear in a cave. An adult Bulbmin, closely resembling a [[Bulborb|Red Bulborb]], is followed by up to 10 juvenile Bulbmin, which take on a more unique appearance (having completely black eyes rather than the blue or purple eyes of the dwarf and adult Bulborbs, uniquely proportioned and colored legs, and relatively fewer and larger white spots which are positioned differently than those of other bulborbs) with a stem and leaf (or bud or flower) atop their back. They can be found wandering the floors of certain [[cave]]s and behave much like the [[Spotty Bulbear]], patrolling an established path. The adult Bulbmin is quite aggressive, but can be defeated quickly. When the adult Bulbmin is defeated, the juvenile Bulbmin will [[panic]] until [[whistle]]d, at which point they will join the player's [[squad]]. At this point, they can be used like normal Pikmin. When the player uses a [[geyser]] to exit the cave, all Bulbmin in their squad are left behind. | ||
==As Pikmin== | ==As Pikmin== | ||
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|icon = Piklopedia Bulbmin.png | |icon = Piklopedia Bulbmin.png | ||
|scientific = Parasiticus pikminicus | |scientific = Parasiticus pikminicus | ||
|family = [[ | |family = [[Pikmin]] (parasitic) | ||
|resistance = [[Fire]], [[electricity]], [[water]], [[poison]], and [[tripping]] | |resistance = [[Fire]], [[electricity]], [[water]], [[poison]], and [[tripping]] | ||
|height = 15 | |height = 15 | ||
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Up to 10 juvenile Bulbmin can spawn with an adult Bulbmin, but they count towards the [[Pikmin limit|one hundred Pikmin limit]] when they spawn, so if the squad has more than ninety Pikmin when entering the sublevel, not all of the juvenile Bulbmin will spawn. | Up to 10 juvenile Bulbmin can spawn with an adult Bulbmin, but they count towards the [[Pikmin limit|one hundred Pikmin limit]] when they spawn, so if the squad has more than ninety Pikmin when entering the sublevel, not all of the juvenile Bulbmin will spawn. | ||
==Stats== | ==Stats== | ||
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{{naming | {{naming | ||
|common = Bulbmin. It is a combination of "[[Bulborb]]" and "[[Pikmin family|Pikmin]]". | |common = Bulbmin. It is a combination of "[[Bulborb]]" and "[[Pikmin family|Pikmin]]". | ||
|jpcommon = The mature Bulbmin is called {{j|ハチャッピー|Ha Chappī}}, which means "Leaf Chappy"; "leaf" is because of the leaf coming out of their backs, and Chappy is the Japanese name for Bulborb. The juvenile Bulbmin is called {{j|コッパチャッピー|Koppa Chappī}}. | |jpcommon = The mature Bulbmin is called {{j|ハチャッピー|Ha Chappī}}, which means "Leaf Chappy"; "leaf" is because of the leaf (or bud or flower) coming out of their backs, and Chappy is the Japanese name for Bulborb. The juvenile Bulbmin is called {{j|コッパチャッピー|Koppa Chappī}}. | ||
|jpname = {{j|ヤドリピクミンとその宿主|Yadori Pikumin To Sono Yadonushi| | |jpname = {{j|ヤドリピクミンとその宿主|Yadori Pikumin To Sono Yadonushi|Resident Pikmin and its Host}}. | ||
|scientific = ''Parasiticus pikminicus''. ''Parasiticus'' | |scientific = ''Parasiticus pikminicus''. It is made up of ''Parasiticus'', Latin for "parasitic", given that the Bulbmin itself is a parasitic life-form, and ''pikminicus'', like "Pikmin". | ||
|internal = Internally, they are known as <code>leafchappy</code>, which is the translation of their Japanese name. | |internal = Internally, they are known as <code>leafchappy</code>, which is the translation of their Japanese name. | ||
}} | }} | ||
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|Ita=Colmin | |Ita=Colmin | ||
|ItaM=Portmanteau of "Coleto" (Bulborb in the Italian translations) and "Pikmin" | |ItaM=Portmanteau of "Coleto" (Bulborb in the Italian translations) and "Pikmin" | ||
|SpaA=Bulbikmin | |SpaA=Bulbikmin | ||
|SpaAM=Portmanteau of "Bulbo" (Bulborb in the Spanish translations) and "Pikmin" | |SpaAM=Portmanteau of "Bulbo" (Bulborb in the Spanish translations) and "Pikmin" | ||
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<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Bulbmin3.jpg|Artwork of an adult Bulbmin. | Bulbmin3.jpg|Artwork of an adult Bulbmin. | ||
Bulbmin2.jpg|Clay artwork of a juvenile Bulbmin. | Bulbmin2.jpg|Clay artwork of a juvenile Bulbmin. | ||
Bulbredpet.jpg|Clay artwork of a juvenile Bulbmin and a Red Pikmin. | Bulbredpet.jpg|Clay artwork of a juvenile Bulbmin and a Red Pikmin. | ||
Bulbmin young.png|Cropped screenshot of a juvenile Bulbmin. | Bulbmin young.png|Cropped screenshot of a juvenile Bulbmin. | ||
Bulbmin and young.jpg|Bulbmin in the Piklopedia. | |||
Bulbmin group.jpg|A group of juvenile Bulbmin. | |||
Bulbmin 1.jpg|A [[Red Pikmin]] trying to carry an adult Bulbmin's corpse. The creature's size can be compared to the Bulborb with [[:File:P2 Bulborb corpse.jpg|this image]]. | |||
Bulbmin 2.jpg|A Red Pikmin and a juvenile Bulbmin destroying a [[fire geyser]]. | |||
Bulbmindiscovery.jpg|The cutscene that plays when Bulbmin are discovered. | Bulbmindiscovery.jpg|The cutscene that plays when Bulbmin are discovered. | ||
Bulbmin panic.jpg|Juvenile Bulbmin in a [[panic]]. | Bulbmin panic.jpg|Juvenile Bulbmin in a [[panic]]. | ||
Bulbmin carrying a Pellet.jpeg|How the [[carrying]] behavior of Bulbmin works in the field with the use of cheating devices. | |||
Bulbmin map.png|Bulbmin as they appear on the map screen. | |||
Bulbmin E-Card.jpg|The creature's [[e-card]], #12 (13<sup>th</sup> red card). | |||
Bulbmin closeup.jpg|A close-up screenshot of a juvenile Bulbmin. | Bulbmin closeup.jpg|A close-up screenshot of a juvenile Bulbmin. | ||
Bud bulbmin.png|A close up picture of a bud Bulbmin. | |||
Bud bulbmin.png|A | 2014 Nintendo Game Seminar prerelease Pikmin.jpg|Concept arts of a Bulbmin and "parasitic" Green Pikmin for ''Pikmin 3'' | ||
Bulbmin | |||
2014 Nintendo Game Seminar prerelease Pikmin.jpg|Concept | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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* Besides the size, adult Bulbmin and juvenile Bulbmin can be distinguished by the number of spots on their backs. | * Besides the size, adult Bulbmin and juvenile Bulbmin can be distinguished by the number of spots on their backs. | ||
* According to the Japanese [[region|version]] of Olimar's notes on the Bulbmin, the Pikmin attaches its limbs to the host's {{w|ganglion|ganglia}} and secretes {{w|endocrine disruptor}}s. Additionally, it is mentioned that a recent theory suggests that it might be symbiotic rather than parasitic. | * According to the Japanese [[region|version]] of Olimar's notes on the Bulbmin, the Pikmin attaches its limbs to the host's {{w|ganglion|ganglia}} and secretes {{w|endocrine disruptor}}s. Additionally, it is mentioned that a recent theory suggests that it might be symbiotic rather than parasitic. | ||
* Bulbmin are the only members of the [[Pikmin family]] that [[Louie]] considered eating. | |||
* Although Bulbmin are not present in ''Pikmin 4'', they are mentioned by Olimar to be Ambuloradicis akin to the [[Startle Spore]]. | * Although Bulbmin are not present in ''Pikmin 4'', they are mentioned by Olimar to be Ambuloradicis akin to the [[Startle Spore]]. | ||