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|image = | |image = Joustmite.png | ||
|size = 270px | |size = 270px | ||
|icon = Joustmite | |icon = Joustmite icon.png | ||
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|name = Trilobitins reversa | |name = Trilobitins reversa | ||
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|missionbe = [[Distant Tundra Remix]] | |missionbe = [[Distant Tundra Remix]] | ||
|sidestories = [[Tundra]], [[First Part Found]] | |sidestories = [[Tundra]], [[First Part Found]] | ||
|areas = [[Distant Tundra | |areas = [[Distant Tundra]] | ||
|attacks = Stab and eat Pikmin | |||
|attacks = Stab and eat Pikmin | |||
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'''Joustmites''' ({{j|カブリムシ|Kaburi Mushi|Head-Protector Insect}}) are enemies that were first introduced in {{p3}} and reappear in {{p4}}. They behave similarly to the [[Cloaking Burrow-nit]], and are closely related to them. They can be seen as an opposite of the Burrow-nit however, as Joustmites shields the front of their body, requiring the [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] to attack from behind. Flying variants, known as [[Flighty Joustmite]]s, also appear in ''Pikmin 3''. | |||
==Stats== | ==Stats== | ||
{{enemy stats | {{enemy stats | ||
|weight3 | |weight3 = 7 | ||
|carriers3 | |carriers3 = 14 | ||
|seeds3 = 6 | |seeds3 = 6 | ||
|value3 = 30 | |value3 = 30 | ||
|hp3 | |hp3 = 450 | ||
|regen3 | |regen3 = Unknown | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{notes|p3dpalph=y|p3dpbrittany=y|p3dpcharlieus=y|p3dpcharlieeu=y|p3dplouieus=y|p3dplouieeu=y|p3dpolimar=y}} | {{notes|p3dpalph=y|p3dpbrittany=y|p3dpcharlieus=y|p3dpcharlieeu=y|p3dplouieus=y|p3dplouieeu=y|p3dpolimar=y}} | ||
===''Pikmin 3'' Prima Guide=== | |||
=== ''Pikmin 3'' Prima Guide === | |||
{{transcript|The Joustmite spends most of its time partially buried with its colorful shell protruding from the ground. When it senses nearby prey, this well-armored creature emerges and uses its retractable beak to skewer nearby victims. | {{transcript|The Joustmite spends most of its time partially buried with its colorful shell protruding from the ground. When it senses nearby prey, this well-armored creature emerges and uses its retractable beak to skewer nearby victims. | ||
Rock Pikmin cannot be damaged by the Joustmite's attacks, making them a very good option when facing this enemy. When you're leading a large squad, however, any combination of Pikmin can make short work of this enemy. Approach the Joustmite from the rear and attack the creature's fleshy body until you defeat it.|block=y}} | Rock Pikmin cannot be damaged by the Joustmite's attacks, making them a very good option when facing this enemy. When you're leading a large squad, however, any combination of Pikmin can make short work of this enemy. Approach the Joustmite from the rear and attack the creature's fleshy body until you defeat it.|block=y}} | ||
==Behavior== | ==Behavior== | ||
[[File: | [[File:Joustmite stab.png|thumb|left|100px|A Joustmite stabbing two unfortunate Pikmin.]] | ||
Just like the Cloaking Burrow-nit, the Joustmite hides partially buried in the ground, waiting for unsuspecting prey. Once a group of Pikmin enters the attack range of the enemy, it pops out from under the ground and proceeds to attack the player's Pikmin by attempting to use its long, needle-like proboscis to spear them. If any Pikmin are caught in this attack, they will be held in the air for a brief moment before being eaten. Unlike the Burrow-nit, the Joustmite can capture up to 3 Pikmin with this attack. | Just like the Cloaking Burrow-nit, the Joustmite hides partially buried in the ground, waiting for unsuspecting prey. Once a group of Pikmin enters the attack range of the enemy, it pops out from under the ground and proceeds to attack the player's Pikmin by attempting to use its long, needle-like proboscis to spear them. If any Pikmin are caught in this attack, they will be held in the air for a brief moment before being eaten. Unlike the Burrow-nit, the Joustmite can capture up to 3 Pikmin with this attack. | ||
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{{clear}} | {{clear}} | ||
==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
[[File:Pikmin 3 Joustmite Scan.png|thumb|200px|An almost defeated Joustmite being scanned.]] | [[File:Pikmin 3 Joustmite Scan.png|thumb|right|200px|An almost defeated Joustmite being scanned.]] | ||
{{guide}} | {{guide}} | ||
As mentioned before, the Joustmite protects the front of its body, making it completely immune to frontal assaults. The most effective strategy is to approach it from behind without waking it up, and proceeding to swarm the creature. If the Joustmite is awake, you can still try to run behind it and proceed to throw Pikmin, or you can run away, and the Joustmite will go back underground. Rock Pikmin are immune to its attacks, making throwing them at the Joustmite's rear another effective strategy. The enemy eats Pikmin at a rather fast rate, so be aware. | As mentioned before, the Joustmite protects the front of its body, making it completely immune to frontal assaults. The most effective strategy is to approach it from behind without waking it up, and proceeding to swarm the creature. If the Joustmite is awake, you can still try to run behind it and proceed to throw Pikmin, or you can run away, and the Joustmite will go back underground. Rock Pikmin are immune to its attacks, making throwing them at the Joustmite's rear another effective strategy. The enemy eats Pikmin at a rather fast rate, so be aware. | ||
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|territory = 200 | |territory = 200 | ||
|value = 30 | |value = 30 | ||
}} | }} | ||
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{{see more|Burrow-nit family#Naming}} | {{see more|Burrow-nit family#Naming}} | ||
{{naming | {{naming | ||
|common = Joustmite. It is a combination of two words. "{{w|Joust}}" (or "jousting") is a medieval sport where two opponents riding on horses try to knock the other one off with a sharp lance, and refers to the Joustmite's sharp proboscis. The shell also greatly resembles a medieval knight's helmet. A "{{w|mite}}" is an | |common = Joustmite. It is a combination of two words. "{{w|Joust}}" (or "jousting") is a medieval sport where two opponents riding on horses try to knock the other one off with a sharp lance, and refers to the Joustmite's sharp proboscis. The shell also greatly resembles a medieval knight's helmet. A "{{w|mite}}" is an insect. | ||
|jpcommon = {{j|カブリムシ|Kaburi Mushi| | |jpcommon = {{j|カブリムシ|Kaburi Mushi|Head-Protector Insect}}. {{j|カブリ|Kaburi}} refers to the act of covering one's head, especially with protective equipment, referring to its helmet-like carapace. | ||
|jpname = {{j|サカサアカメバオリ|Sakasa Aka Me Baori|Inverted Red Eye Haori}}. | |jpname = {{j|サカサアカメバオリ|Sakasa Aka Me Baori|Inverted Red Eye Haori}}. | ||
|scientific = ''Trilobitins reversa''. ''Reversa'' is similar to "reverse". This could be in reference to how players attack the creature (from the back, rather than the front) or even its reversed weak-point positioning compared to the Cloaking Burrow-nit. | |scientific = ''Trilobitins reversa''. ''Reversa'' is similar to "reverse". This could be in reference to how players attack the creature (from the back, rather than the front) or even its reversed weak-point positioning compared to the Cloaking Burrow-nit. | ||
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===Names in other languages=== | ===Names in other languages=== | ||
{{ | {{Foreignname | ||
|Jap | |Jap = カブリムシ | ||
|JapR = Kaburi Mushi | |JapR = Kaburi Mushi | ||
|JapM = | |JapM = Head-Protector Insect | ||
|ChiTrad = 披甲蟲 | |ChiTrad = 披甲蟲 | ||
| | |SpaA = Liendre astada | ||
|SpaAM = Horned nit | |||
|Ger = Gepanzerter Grabwicht | |||
| | |GerM = Armored Burrow midget | ||
| | |Fra = Cachepique | ||
| | |FraM = From cache (hide) and pique (pike) | ||
|Kor = 덮구벌레 | |||
|Fra | |Ita = Dorifora d'assalto | ||
|FraM = | |ItaM = Assault Burrow-nit | ||
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|Ita | |||
|ItaM = Assault | |||
}} | }} | ||
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===''Pikmin 3''=== | ===''Pikmin 3''=== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
P3 Buried Joustmite.png|A Joustmite partially buried in the ground. | P3 Buried Joustmite.png|A Joustmite partially buried in the ground. | ||
Joustmite-Pikmin3.jpg|A Joustmite in the [[Distant Tundra]] area. | |||
P3 | Kaburimushi face.jpg|[[Rock Pikmin]] fight a Joustmite. | ||
Joustmite P3 front view.jpg|A frontal view of the Joustmite. | |||
P3 | Joustmite.jpg|A side view of a wandering Joustmite. | ||
Joustmite P3 dead.png|A defeated Joustmite. | |||
JoustmiteDataFile.jpg|The data file on the Joustmite. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
===''Pikmin 4''=== | ===''Pikmin 4''=== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Pikmin 4 Joustmites Buried.png|Two Joustmites seen partially buried in the ground. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Unlike the Cloaking Burrow-nit, the Joustmite's death and shaking animations show that its shell is unattached to its body, making it more of a helmet than an actual shell. | *Unlike the Cloaking Burrow-nit, the Joustmite's death and shaking animations show that its shell is unattached to its body, making it more of a helmet than an actual shell. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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{{p3enemies}} | {{p3enemies}} | ||
[[Category:Burrowing enemies]] | [[Category:Burrowing enemies]] | ||
[[Category:Disguising enemies]] | [[Category:Disguising enemies]] | ||
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[[Category:Stabbing enemies]] | [[Category:Stabbing enemies]] | ||
[[Category:Distant Tundra]] | [[Category:Distant Tundra]] | ||