Editing Mamuta

{{Infobox enemy
|pikmin      = y
|pikmin2     = y
|image       = Mamuta.png
|size        = 270px
|icon        = Piklopedia Mamuta.png
|areas       = [[The Impact Site]]
|underground = [[Frontier Cavern]], [[Cavern of Chaos]], [[Hole of Heroes]]
|challenge   = [[The Distant Spring]], [[Trampled Garden]]
|attacks     = Pound Pikmin into the ground
}}

The '''Mamuta''' ({{j|ミウリン|Miurin}}) is an [[enemy]] found in the first two ''[[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' games]]. ''It is fairly large, seemingly rocky and has two small eyes with dark markings around each one.  Its body is notably asymmetrical with large, muscular arms that have strange markings around the wrists, and is covered in tiny white and gray hairs. The single Mamuta in the [[Pikmin (game)|first game]] is neutral, and just stands and watches when [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] walk by; if any harm comes to it, however, it becomes enraged and attacks. In {{p2}}, despite being initially so gentle that [[Unmarked Spectralids]] can land on them, Mamutas become aggressive when approached.

These creatures attack by pounding Pikmin into the ground. This doesn't kill them, but replants them and turns them into [[Maturity|flowered Pikmin]] by some unknown process. This can be used to one's advantage, though it can get very annoying when it comes to plucking the Pikmin if one is in a hurry. With the [[Pluckaphone]], however, a Mamuta can do more good than bad, as the planted Pikmin can simply be called out of the ground. Leaders, as opposed to Pikmin, do take damage from Mamuta attacks.

In ''Pikmin'', the Mamuta is found at [[The Impact Site]] on even-numbered days, starting on day 8 (on odd-numbered days, the [[Goolix]] is encountered instead), but in ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', Mamutas are only found underground, and their [[HP|health]] and weight is less than in ''Pikmin''. A Mamuta inside the [[Frontier Cavern]] holds the [[Brute Knuckles]], making it the only non-[[boss]] enemy which carries a piece of the [[Explorer's Friend Series]], which constitutes the [[Exploration Kit]].

==Stats==
{{enemy stats
|weight1 = 8    |weight2 = 7
|carriers1 = 20 |carriers2 = 15
|seeds1 = 15    |seeds2 = 8<ref group="note">This enemy cannot be delivered to Onions in-game. This information is obtained from the game files.</ref>
                |value2 = 3
|hp1 = 2500     |hp2 = 500
|regen1 = Unknown |regen2 = 0
}}

{{refs|note}}

==Behavior==
In the first ''Pikmin'' game, the creature starts off just wandering around the arena randomly. If attacked, it will start raging and will attack back, smacking both [[Olimar]] and Pikmin. This causes the creature to stop attacking and appear to relax, after emitting some odd donkey-like noises. It will only attack again if Pikmin are plucked or if it is attacked.

In ''Pikmin 2'', they are motionless &ndash; they are so still that [[Unmarked Spectralids]] will land on them, if there are any nearby. Once a leader or Pikmin approach however, it will enter an aggressive state, and any Unmarked Spectralids on it will fly off. Unlike in ''Pikmin'', a Mamuta in this game will not rest after attacking.

==Strategy==
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====Pikmin====
There is no threat to your Pikmin, only the problem of having to [[pluck]] planted Pikmin, which can take a while without the [[Pluckaphone]] (''Pikmin 2'' only), although it can be troublesome if the Mamuta hits the leaders, incapacitating him for a second or more. [[Throw]]ing Pikmin onto it from a distance is often more effective to avoid this than [[Group move|swarming]], unless Olimar is accompanied by a large group of Pikmin. Attacking from behind is also advantageous. [[Purple Pikmin]] allow for an especially easy defeat. One must try to be careful; some Pikmin being planted is inevitable, but if ''all'' of your army is planted, then it is likely that you will have to either resort to throwing and calling back two or three salvaged Pikmin, as the Mamuta will attempt to attack you if you pluck any more than that; or, you could be forced to use the below strategy, which is marginally simpler and much harder.

====Leaders====
Although very difficult, Olimar can defeat the Mamuta by attacking it from behind. However, it is recommended that Olimar uses Pikmin, as attacking the Mamuta by himself is time-consuming. In ''Pikmin 2'', this is less of a problem due to Mamutas only appearing in caves with no time limit. Also, the Mamutas in both games cause major damage to [[Olimar]] and, at least in the first game, can land multiple hits on him while he is incapacitated. This can damage him even to the point of death. Inexperienced players, beware.

{{Notes|reel=y|olimar=y|louie=y|voyage=y}}

===Nintendo Player's Guide===
{{transcript|A mamuta cannot defeat a Pikmin, but it can pound the trooper into the ground with its heavy arms. In fact, one rock beast can bury several Pikmin with a single blow. After you defeat the Mamuta with flying attacks, be sure to pluck your buddies from the soil-their tops will be in full bloom.|block=y}}

===''Pikmin'' Official Player's Guide description===
{{transcript|Displaying a powerful body covered with short white hair, this creature seems to enjoy the presence of beautiful flowers and other decorations. The armbandlike attachment makes one think that this creature might be intelligent, but no details are known. Usually prone to peaceful behavior, this creature will go mad when attacked and retaliate with scissorlike chopping motions of its powerful arms that bury any opponent in the ground.|block=y}}

==Technical information==
{{p1 enemy technical
|name = miurin
|hp = 2500
}}

{{p2 enemy technical
|name = miulin
|s000 = 0.5
|s001 = 0.5
|s002 = 0.25
|s003 = 0.05
|s004 = 0.3
|fp00 = 500
|fp01 = 35
|fp02 = 0.2
|fp03 = 0.25
|fp04 = 0.35
|fp05 = 0.5
|fp06 = 30
|fp08 = 0.07
|fp09 = 250
|fp10 = 20
|fp11 = 50
|fp12 = 150
|fp13 = 80
|fp14 = 200
|fp15 = 80
|fp16 = 1
|fp17 = 40
|fp18 = 1
|fp19 = 40
|fp20 = 30
|fp21 = 15
|fp22 = 40
|fp23 = 15
|fp24 = 10
|fp25 = 50
|fp26 = 50
|fp27 = 70
|fp28 = 30
|fp29 = 2
|fp30 = 0
|fp31 = 0
|fp32 = 30
|fp33 = 20
|fp34 = 15
|fp35 = 1
|fp36 = 50
|fp37 = 0.3 (30%)
|fp38 = 5
|ip01 = 1
|ip02 = 1
|ip03 = 2
|ip04 = 2
|ip05 = 5
|ip06 = 3
|ip07 = 10
|spec = {{p2 enemy property | fp01 | リターンカウンタ | Unknown (return counter?) | 200 }}
{{!}}-
{{p2 enemy property | fp03 | 連続プレス角度 | Unknown (if Pikmin are within this angle, keep slapping without rotating?) | 20 }}
{{!}}-
{{p2 enemy property | fp04 | ダッシュ速度倍率 | Unknown (running speed multiplier?) | 3 }}
{{!}}-
{{p2 enemy property | fp05 | ダッシュアニメ倍率 | Unknown (running animation speed multiplier?) | 2 }}
{{!}}-
{{p2 enemy property | fp06 | 旋回終了角度 | Unknown (turning angle end?) | 10 }}
{{!}}-
{{p2 enemy property | fp07 | ダッシュ可能角度 | Unknown (running angle?) | 30 }}
{{!}}-
{{p2 enemy property | fp08 | 攻撃範囲最小 | Min attack range | 25 }}
}}

==Other information==
{{enemy other info
|technical  = The Great Protector (God of All Pikmin)
|size       = Body length: {{mm|60}}
|piklopedia = 56
}}

==Naming==
Both the English and Japanese names seem to have no real meaning. Its scientific name is also unknown, and the internal name in both games is simply the Japanese name ({{j|ミウリン|Miurin}}), although written as <code>miulin</code> instead of <code>miurin</code> in ''Pikmin 2''. Erroneously, its scientific name in the GameCube Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 18 is ''Mamuta''.{{cite web|https://tcrf.net/Proto:Pikmin_2/Piklopedia_Entries#056_-_Mamuta|Proto:Pikmin 2/Piklopedia Entries|The Cutting Room Floor}}

===Names in other languages===
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ミウリン
|JapR=Miurin
|Kor=마뮤타
|KorR=Mamuta
|Ger=Mamuta
|GerM=
|Fra=Mamuta (''Pikmin''), Babuta (''Pikmin 2'')
|Ita=Mamuta
}}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Reel14 Mamuta.png|A Mamuta on the [[enemy reel]].
Mamutapiklo.png|A Mamuta on the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 2)|Piklopedia]].
Mamuta flowerbed.png|A Mamuta surrounded by Pikmin sprouts.
P1 Mamuta Sketch.png|A drawing of a Mamuta from the ''Pikmin'' Official Player's Guide.
Y8.JPG|The creature's [[e-card]], #62 (8<sup>th</sup> yellow card).
</gallery>

==Trivia==
*Interestingly, the patterns on the Mamuta's wrists are the same as the patterns on the [[Onion]]s.
*In a [[Pikmin 2 prerelease information|prototype version of ''Pikmin 2'']], the Mamuta was meant to have a recipe, but it was scrapped and replaced to "inedible."
*In ''Pikmin'', the Mamuta appears to be resistant to [[bomb rock]]s, taking minuscule damage when struck.
*In ''Pikmin 2'', the Mamuta is never seen above ground, but it has an unused seed value of 8.
*The Burrowing Snagret's recipe in the Japanese version of Louie's notes is strikingly similar to that of the Mamuta's American notes, stating it's "like grilled chicken". Because of this, the Mamuta's recipe is very different in the Japanese Version, instead saying to be quick about boiling it as it spoils quickly, but to be kept for 2-3 days when boiling.
**Coincidentally, the early recipe for the Mamuta is exactly the same as the Japanese version, even changing it from inedible to edible.{{cite web|http://tcrf.net/Pikmin_2/Early_English_Script/Louie%27s_Notes#Mamuta|Pikmin 2/Early English Script/Louie's Notes|The Cutting Room Floor}}

==See also==
*[[Smoky Progg]] &ndash; thought to be a malformed larval Mamuta.
*[[Goolix]]

==References==
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