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|name = Oculus terribilis dotticum larva (2nd molt) ''(''[[Pikmin 4]]'')''<br>Oculus terribilis ''(''[[Pikmin 2]]'')''<br>Oculus terribilis tinius ''(''[[Pikmin]]'' Player's Guide)' | |name = Oculus terribilis dotticum larva (2nd molt) ''(''[[Pikmin 4]]'')''<br>Oculus terribilis ''(''[[Pikmin 2]]'')''<br>Oculus terribilis tinius ''(''[[Pikmin]]'' Player's Guide)' | ||
|family = Grub-dog | |family = Grub-dog | ||
|areas = [[The Distant Spring]], [[Perplexing Pool]], [[Distant Tundra]], [[Giant's Hearth]] | |areas = [[The Distant Spring]], [[Perplexing Pool]], [[Distant Tundra]], [[Giant's Hearth]], [[Primordial Thicket]] ([[night expedition|night]]) | ||
|underground = [[Frontier Cavern]], [[Glutton's Kitchen]], [[Hole of Heroes]], [[Dream Den]], [[Kingdom of Beasts]], [[Plunder Palace]] | |underground = [[Frontier Cavern]], [[Glutton's Kitchen]], [[Hole of Heroes]], [[Dream Den]], [[Kingdom of Beasts]], [[Plunder Palace]] | ||
|challenge = [[The Forest of Hope]], [[The Final Trial]], [[Hot House]], [[Subterranean Lair]], [[Emperor's Realm]] | |challenge = [[The Forest of Hope]], [[The Final Trial]], [[Hot House]], [[Subterranean Lair]], [[Emperor's Realm]] | ||
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Dwarf Bulbears' habit of following a parent is similar to that of actual bears, although bears and most mammals do not define a route so much as a range of territory. Dwarf Bulbears are able to "switch parents" if their current "parent" is defeated or the Dwarf Bulbear becomes lost. It will follow the nearest [[Spotty Bulbear]] whenever this happens. This is most commonly seen in the [[Subterranean Lair]] in challenge mode. | Dwarf Bulbears' habit of following a parent is similar to that of actual bears, although bears and most mammals do not define a route so much as a range of territory. Dwarf Bulbears are able to "switch parents" if their current "parent" is defeated or the Dwarf Bulbear becomes lost. It will follow the nearest [[Spotty Bulbear]] whenever this happens. This is most commonly seen in the [[Subterranean Lair]] in challenge mode. | ||
{{Notes|reel=y|olimar=y|louie=y|p3dpalphus=y|p3dpalpheu=y|p3dpbrittany=y|p3dpcharlie=y|p3dplouie=y|p3dpolimar=y}} | {{Notes|reel=y|olimar=y|louie=y|p3dpalphus=y|p3dpalpheu=y|p3dpbrittany=y|p3dpcharlie=y|p3dplouie=y|p3dpolimar=y}} | ||
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{{transcript|This little darling is always with its beloved mother, but when it grows up, she'll drive it away. Though it may seem cruel, she helps it develop the confidence to survive on its own by forcing it to fend for itself. Such practical creatures could teach us a lot about learning to get by in the world.|block=y}} | {{transcript|This little darling is always with its beloved mother, but when it grows up, she'll drive it away. Though it may seem cruel, she helps it develop the confidence to survive on its own by forcing it to fend for itself. Such practical creatures could teach us a lot about learning to get by in the world.|block=y}} | ||
=== | === Olimar’s notes (''Pikmin 4'') === | ||
{{transcript|A Spotty Bulbear larva in its third stage of development, this creature's body structure is nearing maturation. However, unlike mature Bulbears, it has yet to claim its own patrol route, and thus it is dependent upon its parent for guarding direction.|block=y}} | {{transcript|A Spotty Bulbear larva in its third stage of development, this creature's body structure is nearing maturation. However, unlike mature Bulbears, it has yet to claim its own patrol route, and thus it is dependent upon its parent for guarding direction.|block=y}} | ||
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{{todo|This needs elaboration and proof to be added to the glitches article.}} | {{todo|This needs elaboration and proof to be added to the glitches article.}} | ||
There's a glitch in the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 2)|Piklopedia]] for Dwarf Bulbears while eating [[Pikpik carrot]]s, in which they die instantly. | There's a glitch in the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 2)|Piklopedia]] for Dwarf Bulbears while eating [[Pikpik carrot]]s, in which they die instantly. | ||
==Strategy== | |||
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===Pikmin=== | |||
An isolated Dwarf Bulbear is never a large threat. [[Group move|Swarming]] the creature with a modest group of Pikmin will almost always kill it before it can react, although it may shake a few off before succumbing. If your army isn't large enough to swarm it, or you're in a hurry, [[throw]]ing a Pikmin onto the Dwarf Bulbear's back will instantly kill it in {{p2}} and {{p3}}. Note, however, in {{p1}} and {{p4}}, the creature is durable enough to survive a direct stomp, so either call the Pikmin back before it can bite it or pelt it with multiple Pikmin to try and quickly kill it. It'll take two direct stomps to kill it in ''Pikmin'' and three to kill it in ''Pikmin 4'', so plan accordingly. | |||
A Dwarf Bulbear's true threat comes when they are following a Spotty Bulbear: They will both complicate ambushes on their parent and will attempt to eat Pikmin that are shaken off in battle. Even still, it is generally best to defeat the Spotty Bulbear first, as it poses the biggest threat of the family and can travel farther than the juveniles. In ''Pikmin 2'', a well-timed [[ultra-bitter spray]] can petrify the entire group of Bulbears, including the parent. With a bit of luck, a barrage of [[Purple Pikmin]] can also stun all the creatures within a small radius, leaving them vulnerable to attack. In ''Pikmin 3'', [[bomb rock]]s are the least costly method of taking out the family; normally enough bomb rocks are provided near the Bulbears' territory. If bomb rocks are not available, attack the Spotty Bulbear from the front, aiming for the eyes, and keep Pikmin from straying too far to avoid the dwarfs. After the parent is defeated, go for its offspring: throwing direct Pikmin hits on their backs is most effective, but with a large army swarming can most likely work faster with few losses. | |||
===Leaders=== | |||
Punching the Dwarf Bulbear from behind is the most effective strategy. They have noticeably more health than Dwarf Bulborbs, but largely behave identically and have similarly easy to dodge attacks; it will not be a difficult fight at all. | |||
==Technical information== | ==Technical information== | ||
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|jpcommon = {{j|チビクマ|Chibi Kuma}}. It means "Dwarf Bear", just like how the Spotty Bulbear is called {{j|クマチャッピー|Kuma Chappī}}, or "Bear Chappy". | |jpcommon = {{j|チビクマ|Chibi Kuma}}. It means "Dwarf Bear", just like how the Spotty Bulbear is called {{j|クマチャッピー|Kuma Chappī}}, or "Bear Chappy". | ||
|jpname = {{j|クマデメマダラ|Kuma Deme Madara|Bear Spotted Bug-eye}}. It is the same as the Spotty Bulbear's. In ''Pikmin 4'', the name is given as {{j|クマデメマダラ 三齢幼生|Kuma Deme Madara Sanrei Yōsei|Bear Spotted Bug-eye (third instar larva)}}. | |jpname = {{j|クマデメマダラ|Kuma Deme Madara|Bear Spotted Bug-eye}}. It is the same as the Spotty Bulbear's. In ''Pikmin 4'', the name is given as {{j|クマデメマダラ 三齢幼生|Kuma Deme Madara Sanrei Yōsei|Bear Spotted Bug-eye (third instar larva)}}. | ||
|scientific = ''Oculus terribilis dotticum larva (2nd molt)'' | |scientific = The scientific name, ''Oculus terribilis dotticum larva (2nd molt)'', is the same as the Spotty Bulbear's, minus the larva (2nd molt) phrase. Before ''Pikmin 4'', dwarf bulbears incorrectly lacked the ''dotticum'' in its name. | ||
*'''Technical name''': Diminutive Grub-Dog | *'''Technical name''': Diminutive Grub-Dog | ||
|internal = Internally, it is called <code>chappb</code> in ''Pikmin'', which is the same name as the [[Dwarf Bulborb]], <code>chappy</code>, but with a B at the end, potentially short for "bear", or simply meaning "the B version". In ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 3'', the internal name is <code>kumakochappy</code>, which actually uses a different size qualifier from its regular name: it uses {{j|コ|ko|young|f=tp}} instead of {{j|チビ|chibi|dwarf|f=tp}}. {{j|コ|ko}} is used in the normal Japanese name of all other "dwarf" enemies in the series. | |internal = Internally, it is called <code>chappb</code> in ''Pikmin'', which is the same name as the [[Dwarf Bulborb]], <code>chappy</code>, but with a B at the end, potentially short for "bear", or simply meaning "the B version". In ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 3'', the internal name is <code>kumakochappy</code>, which actually uses a different size qualifier from its regular name: it uses {{j|コ|ko|young|f=tp}} instead of {{j|チビ|chibi|dwarf|f=tp}}. {{j|コ|ko}} is used in the normal Japanese name of all other "dwarf" enemies in the series. | ||
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dwarfreel.png|A Dwarf Bulbear as seen in the [[enemy reel]]. | dwarfreel.png|A Dwarf Bulbear as seen in the [[enemy reel]]. | ||
P1 Dwarf Bulbear idle.jpg|Several idle Dwarf Bulbears looking up to the sky. | P1 Dwarf Bulbear idle.jpg|Several idle Dwarf Bulbears looking up to the sky. | ||
P1 Dwarf Bulbear closeup.jpg|A close-up of two Dwarf Bulbears | P1 Dwarf Bulbear closeup.jpg|A close-up of two Dwarf Bulbears | ||
P1 Dwarf Bulbear eating.jpg|A Dwarf Bulbear eating a Pikmin. | P1 Dwarf Bulbear eating.jpg|A Dwarf Bulbear eating a Pikmin. | ||
P1 Dwarf Bulbear corpse.jpg|The corpse of a Dwarf Bulbear. | P1 Dwarf Bulbear corpse.jpg|The corpse of a Dwarf Bulbear. | ||
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P4 Dwarf Bulbear group.jpg|A group of five Dwarf Bulbears in the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 4)|Piklopedia]]. | P4 Dwarf Bulbear group.jpg|A group of five Dwarf Bulbears in the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 4)|Piklopedia]]. | ||
P4 Idle Dwarf Bulbear.jpg|An idle Dwarf Bulbear in [[Kingdom of Beasts]]. | P4 Idle Dwarf Bulbear.jpg|An idle Dwarf Bulbear in [[Kingdom of Beasts]]. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||