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|namecustom = ''Pilli envelopens'' (striped)<br>''Pilli envelopens striaticus'' (spotted) | |namecustom = ''Pilli envelopens'' (striped)<br>''Pilli envelopens striaticus'' (spotted) | ||
|family = Flint beetle | |family = Flint beetle | ||
|areas = [[The Impact Site]], [[The Forest of Hope]], [[The Forest Navel]], [[Awakening Wood]], [[Garden of Hope]], [[Twilight River]], [[Sun-Speckled Terrace]] | |areas = [[The Impact Site]], [[The Forest of Hope]], [[The Forest Navel]], [[Awakening Wood]], [[Garden of Hope]], [[Twilight River]], [[Sun-Speckled Terrace]], [[Blossoming Arcadia]] ([[Story Mode]] and [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]]), [[Giant's Hearth]] | ||
|underground = [[Citadel of Spiders]], [[Cavern of Chaos]], [[Hole of Heroes]], [[Dream Den]], [[Crackling Cauldron]], [[Kingdom of Beasts]], [[Frozen Inferno]] | |underground = [[Citadel of Spiders]], [[Cavern of Chaos]], [[Hole of Heroes]], [[Dream Den]], [[Crackling Cauldron]], [[Kingdom of Beasts]], [[Frozen Inferno]] | ||
|challenge = [[The Impact Site]], [[The Distant Spring]], [[Novice Training]] | |challenge = [[The Impact Site]], [[The Distant Spring]], [[Novice Training]] | ||
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== ''Pikmin 4'' == | == ''Pikmin 4'' == | ||
In ''Pikmin 4'', the Iridescent Flint Beetle returns to a more familiar design, looking more similar to how they do in ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'', while also slightly redesigning many aspects of the creature's appearance. Unlike the previous iterations which would drop [[Pellets]] or nectar, the Flint Beetle can now additionally drop [[raw material]] as well as Pellets, and with increasingly higher rewards as it would before. | In ''Pikmin 4'', the Iridescent Flint Beetle returns to a more familiar design, looking more similar to how they do in ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'', while also slightly redesigning many aspects of the creature's appearance. Unlike the previous iterations which would drop [[Pellets]] or nectar, the Flint Beetle can now additionally drop [[raw material]] as well as Pellets, and with increasingly higher rewards as it would before. | ||
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The Iridescent Flint Beetle is a fast-moving creature. When the creature emerges, allow it to scurry around the area. When the creature stops moving, you have a brief window to attack. Toss a single Pikmin directly onto the Iridescent Flint Beetle to yield a nice reward. Repeat the process as many times as possible before the Iridescent Flint Beetle burrows back underground.|block=y}} | The Iridescent Flint Beetle is a fast-moving creature. When the creature emerges, allow it to scurry around the area. When the creature stops moving, you have a brief window to attack. Toss a single Pikmin directly onto the Iridescent Flint Beetle to yield a nice reward. Repeat the process as many times as possible before the Iridescent Flint Beetle burrows back underground.|block=y}} | ||
==Behavior== | |||
The Flint Beetle is harmless and will remain underground until a [[leader]] or Pikmin approaches its resting spot. Once active, the Flint Beetle will scurry about in no particular direction; only away from the player after being hit. It moves quickly and can be difficult to hit at times, but repeatedly flipping it over for up to three times will provide increasingly valuable rewards. After being hit three times, or being active for a certain amount of time, the creature will scurry back underground. Though it does not die, it will not return for the rest of the day/challenge. | |||
==Strategy== | |||
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While the Flint Beetle cannot be killed, it can have certain items knocked out of it. The creature can only be attacked with Pikmin, as [[leader]]s have no way of damaging this creature aside from [[ultra-bitter spray]]. Pikmin must be thrown at the Beetle's shell to flip it, knocking out useful items. The [[Iridescent Glint Beetle]] and the [[Doodlebug]] are damaged in the same way. | |||
Purple Pikmin in ''Pikmin 2'' can home in, making them easier to hit with. With proper timing, or by repeatedly throwing Pikmin, one can hit the beetle before it begins running again, resulting in the creature staying in the same place. | |||
==In the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series== | ==In the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series== | ||
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|FraM = Iridescent Beetle<br>Iridescent beetle (''Pikmin 4'') | |FraM = Iridescent Beetle<br>Iridescent beetle (''Pikmin 4'') | ||
|Ger = Psychilex | |Ger = Psychilex | ||
|GerM = | |GerM = Iridescent Flint Beetle | ||
|GerN = | |GerN = Psychilex is the German name for the Iridescent Flint Beetle | ||
|Ita = Iridococco | |Ita = Iridococco | ||
|ItaM = Iris coccus | |ItaM = Iris coccus | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The [[Iridescent Glint Beetle]] belongs in a different family, the [[Glint beetle family]], while their genus is the same as the Iridescent Flint Beetles. In real life, it is impossible for members of different families to share a genus; this would mean their genus identifiers are coincidentally the same instead of related. | *The [[Iridescent Glint Beetle]] belongs in a different family, the [[Glint beetle family]], while their genus is the same as the Iridescent Flint Beetles. In real life, it is impossible for members of different families to share a genus; this would mean their genus identifiers are coincidentally the same instead of related. | ||
*The European version of the ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' trophy advises players to flip the creature over with a [[Purple Pikmin]] and then having them attack it. This strategy doesn't make much sense, and was likely [[mistake]]n for the [[Anode Beetle]] instead, which lacks a trophy. | |||
**In the Spanish version, the Flint Beetle, Glint Beetle, and Doodlebug are from the same family. Even though the Glint Beetle is referred to belong in a different family in the Japanese version. | **In the Spanish version, the Flint Beetle, Glint Beetle, and Doodlebug are from the same family. Even though the Glint Beetle is referred to belong in a different family in the Japanese version. | ||
*In ''Pikmin 3'', when an Iridescent Flint Beetle is hit with a Pikmin and lands on the ground, it makes a clink like a coin hitting the ground. | *In ''Pikmin 3'', when an Iridescent Flint Beetle is hit with a Pikmin and lands on the ground, it makes a clink like a coin hitting the ground. | ||
*The Iridescent Flint Beetle may be based off {{w|Buprestidae|jewel beetles}}. | *The Iridescent Flint Beetle may be based off {{w|Buprestidae|jewel beetles}}. |