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==List of members== | ==List of members== | ||
=== Female Sheargrub === | === Female Sheargrub === | ||
[[File: | [[File:Female Sheargrub P4 icon.png|left|150px]] | ||
{{main|Female Sheargrub}} | {{main|Female Sheargrub}} | ||
Female Sheargrubs are a much lighter color than the [[Male Sheargrub|males]] and have significantly smaller mandibles, making them unable to cause direct harm to a leader or any [[Pikmin Family|Pikmin]], though they are still a menace to [[bridge]]s. They can be ignored in most situations, perhaps only useful as a means of easy-access [[nectar]], which they will produce if killed while [[ultra-bitter spray|petrified]]. | Female Sheargrubs are a much lighter color than the [[Male Sheargrub|males]] and have significantly smaller mandibles, making them unable to cause direct harm to a leader or any [[Pikmin Family|Pikmin]], though they are still a menace to [[bridge]]s. They can be ignored in most situations, perhaps only useful as a means of easy-access [[nectar]], which they will produce if killed while [[ultra-bitter spray|petrified]]. | ||
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=== Male Sheargrub === | === Male Sheargrub === | ||
[[File: | [[File:Male Sheargrub P4 icon.png|left|150px]] | ||
{{main|Male Sheargrub}} | {{main|Male Sheargrub}} | ||
Male Sheargrubs have a dark purple shell and large mandibles. They are capable of attacking leaders and the [[Pikmin Family|Pikmin]], but are not a serious threat, as they can only eat one Pikmin at a time. In ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'', when a Male Sheargrub has a Pikmin in its mouth, it is invulnerable to most attacks and can only be defeated either after it has eaten its prey, or if another Pikmin is [[throw]]n directly onto its back. This was fixed in ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', allowing players to kill them by any method even if they have a Pikmin in their jaws. | Male Sheargrubs have a dark purple shell and large mandibles. They are capable of attacking leaders and the [[Pikmin Family|Pikmin]], but are not a serious threat, as they can only eat one Pikmin at a time. In ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'', when a Male Sheargrub has a Pikmin in its mouth, it is invulnerable to most attacks and can only be defeated either after it has eaten its prey, or if another Pikmin is [[throw]]n directly onto its back. This was fixed in ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', allowing players to kill them by any method even if they have a Pikmin in their jaws. | ||
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[[File:Mama Sheargrub P4 icon.png|left|150px]] | [[File:Mama Sheargrub P4 icon.png|left|150px]] | ||
{{main|Mama Sheargrub}} | {{main|Mama Sheargrub}} | ||
Mama Sheargrubs are an enlarged version of the Female Sheargrub seen in {{p4}}. While mostly retaining its smaller equivalent's passive behavior, it can still pose a threat to non-[[Rock Pikmin]] that try to attack it by crushing them with its sheer weight. | Mama Sheargrubs are an enlarged version of the Female Sheargrub seen in {{p4}}. While mostly retaining its smaller equivalent's passive behavior, it can still pose a threat to non-[[Rock Pikmin]] that try to attack it by crushing them with its sheer weight. | ||
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[[File:Queen Shearwig Creature Log.png|left|150px]] | [[File:Queen Shearwig Creature Log.png|left|150px]] | ||
{{main|Queen Shearwig}} | {{main|Queen Shearwig}} | ||
The Queen Shearwig is a large mandiblard, and leader of a swarm of Shearwigs in a [[boss]] battle. It rarely attacks directly, instead choosing to send its army of Shearwigs to attack Captain Olimar and the [[Winged Pikmin]] with him. The Shearwigs also serve as protection to their queen, which can only be reached once the Shearwigs in the way are cleared. | The Queen Shearwig is a large mandiblard, and leader of a swarm of Shearwigs in a [[boss]] battle. It rarely attacks directly, instead choosing to send its army of Shearwigs to attack Captain Olimar and the [[Winged Pikmin]] with him. The Shearwigs also serve as protection to their queen, which can only be reached once the Shearwigs in the way are cleared. | ||
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[[File:Shearblug.png|left|150px]] | [[File:Shearblug.png|left|150px]] | ||
{{main|Shearblug}} | {{main|Shearblug}} | ||
The Shearblug is an amphibious enemy encountered in ''Hey! Pikmin''. It resembles a Female Sheargrub with a longer, more grub-like body and spots on its sides. It attacks by curling into a ball, forcing spikes to emerge from its back, then rolling toward Olimar. It can be defeated by throwing a single Pikmin onto it when its spikes are retracted. | The Shearblug is an amphibious enemy encountered in ''Hey! Pikmin''. It resembles a Female Sheargrub with a longer, more grub-like body and spots on its sides. It attacks by curling into a ball, forcing spikes to emerge from its back, then rolling toward Olimar. It can be defeated by throwing a single Pikmin onto it when its spikes are retracted. | ||
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[[File:Shearwig P4 icon.png|left|150px]] | [[File:Shearwig P4 icon.png|left|150px]] | ||
{{main|Shearwig}} | {{main|Shearwig}} | ||
Shearwigs are enemies in all ''Pikmin'' games. The females of this species are never seen, as they spend nearly their entire life underground. The males have a dark green shell, sporting simple wings and large, sickle-shaped mouthparts. They are slightly more aggressive than [[Male Sheargrub]]s and will fly to safety when their [[health]] reaches half; up in the air, they regain health. One well-aimed [[Pikmin Family|Pikmin]] will bring a flying Shearwig down for good. Both Sheargrubs and Shearwigs will drown quickly in water, so luring them into a pool is an alternative strategy. Shearwigs deal the most damage to leaders out of any enemy in ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. | Shearwigs are enemies in all ''Pikmin'' games. The females of this species are never seen, as they spend nearly their entire life underground. The males have a dark green shell, sporting simple wings and large, sickle-shaped mouthparts. They are slightly more aggressive than [[Male Sheargrub]]s and will fly to safety when their [[health]] reaches half; up in the air, they regain health. One well-aimed [[Pikmin Family|Pikmin]] will bring a flying Shearwig down for good. Both Sheargrubs and Shearwigs will drown quickly in water, so luring them into a pool is an alternative strategy. Shearwigs deal the most damage to leaders out of any enemy in ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. | ||
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[[file:Speargrub.png|left|150px]] | [[file:Speargrub.png|left|150px]] | ||
{{main|Speargrub}} | {{main|Speargrub}} | ||
Speargrubs are a type of mandiblard encountered in ''Hey! Pikmin''. They are green in color, with a small, teal mouth and spikes lining their back. They emerge from holes in walls against the background, and slowly crawl down until they duck into another hole, where they will return to the first hole and repeat at regular intervals. They do not actively pursue Pikmin, but are still hazardous due to the spikes, so they should be treated as an [[obstacle]]. [[Rock Pikmin]] cannot be hurt by the spikes, and throwing one at a Speargrub will cause it to freeze in place for a few seconds. However, they cannot be defeated and must simply be avoided. | Speargrubs are a type of mandiblard encountered in ''Hey! Pikmin''. They are green in color, with a small, teal mouth and spikes lining their back. They emerge from holes in walls against the background, and slowly crawl down until they duck into another hole, where they will return to the first hole and repeat at regular intervals. They do not actively pursue Pikmin, but are still hazardous due to the spikes, so they should be treated as an [[obstacle]]. [[Rock Pikmin]] cannot be hurt by the spikes, and throwing one at a Speargrub will cause it to freeze in place for a few seconds. However, they cannot be defeated and must simply be avoided. | ||
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[[file:Sporegrub.png|left|150px]] | [[file:Sporegrub.png|left|150px]] | ||
{{main|Sporegrub}} | {{main|Sporegrub}} | ||
Sporegrubs are a type of mandiblard found in ''Hey! Pikmin''. Unlike other members of the mandiblard family, Sporegrubs have no visible mouths. Their heads are dark brown with bright green eyes, and their bodies are purple with pink spots. Two rows of spikes line their backs, though these are just for show and don't harm the Pikmin. They also have six tiny legs, making them the only mandiblard to have visible limbs. When approached, Sporegrubs attack by expelling [[Poison|poisonous gas]] that will instantly kill Pikmin. They crawl along set paths against the back wall that they appear from. They can be defeated by a single Pikmin thrown onto them. | Sporegrubs are a type of mandiblard found in ''Hey! Pikmin''. Unlike other members of the mandiblard family, Sporegrubs have no visible mouths. Their heads are dark brown with bright green eyes, and their bodies are purple with pink spots. Two rows of spikes line their backs, though these are just for show and don't harm the Pikmin. They also have six tiny legs, making them the only mandiblard to have visible limbs. When approached, Sporegrubs attack by expelling [[Poison|poisonous gas]] that will instantly kill Pikmin. They crawl along set paths against the back wall that they appear from. They can be defeated by a single Pikmin thrown onto them. | ||
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[[File:Swarming sheargrub.png|left|150px]] | [[File:Swarming sheargrub.png|left|150px]] | ||
{{main|Swarming Sheargrub}} | {{main|Swarming Sheargrub}} | ||
Swarming Sheargrubs are a green species of the mandiblard family, quite similar to the Female Sheargrub. They are found only in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', usually in groups of six to eight. They can drink [[nectar]] to increase in size and weigh objects down. When attacked, the entire group goes into a panic and scatters. Swarming Sheargrubs can't attack the player or Pikmin, making it the second member of this family to be completely harmless. It is unknown if they can eat [[Bridge|stick bridges]] since the bridges in ''Pikmin 3'' are made of clay [[Fragments]]. Their mandibles are shorter and stubbier than a [[Female Sheargrub]]'s, but only by a little bit. Although they have many similarities to the Female Sheargrubs, they do not have a known gender. | Swarming Sheargrubs are a green species of the mandiblard family, quite similar to the Female Sheargrub. They are found only in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', usually in groups of six to eight. They can drink [[nectar]] to increase in size and weigh objects down. When attacked, the entire group goes into a panic and scatters. Swarming Sheargrubs can't attack the player or Pikmin, making it the second member of this family to be completely harmless. It is unknown if they can eat [[Bridge|stick bridges]] since the bridges in ''Pikmin 3'' are made of clay [[Fragments]]. Their mandibles are shorter and stubbier than a [[Female Sheargrub]]'s, but only by a little bit. Although they have many similarities to the Female Sheargrubs, they do not have a known gender. | ||
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== Naming == | == Naming == | ||
The family's name comes from the word "mandible". The names of the members derive from the word "{{w|Sheep shearing|shear}}", given that the sound they make when chomping down bridges sounds strikingly similar to a real world pair of shears closing. However, as the term shear is used to replace the word tiny even outside the mandiblard family, specifically the Shearflea, shear may be some kind of play on "meer". The Sheargrubs' names also derive from the word "{{w|grub}}", since they're like real life worms. Their Japanese names use the term {{j|ウジンコ|ujinko}}, in which {{j|ウジ|uji}} means "maggot", and {{j|インコ|inko}} is an elongated form of {{j|コ|ko}}, being used here as "tiny creature". | The family's name comes from the word "mandible". The names of the members derive from the word "{{w|Sheep shearing|shear}}", given that the sound they make when chomping down bridges sounds strikingly similar to a real world pair of shears closing. However, as the term shear is used to replace the word tiny even outside the mandiblard family, specifically the Shearflea, shear may be some kind of play on "meer". The Sheargrubs' names also derive from the word "{{w|grub}}", since they're like real life worms. Their Japanese names use the term {{j|ウジンコ|ujinko}}, in which {{j|ウジ|uji}} means "maggot", and {{j|インコ|inko}} is an elongated form of {{j|コ|ko}}, being used here as "tiny creature". The genus name of this family's members is ''Himeagea'', whose meaning is unknown. However in the Japanese games their ''[[Pikipedia:Japanese#Japanese names and common names|Japanese name]]'' and family name is {{j|ヒメアギト|Hime Agito}} which is where ''Himeagea'' probably derived from. | ||
The genus name of this family's members is ''Himeagea'', whose meaning is unknown. However in the Japanese games their ''[[Pikipedia:Japanese#Japanese names and common names|Japanese name]]'' and family name is {{j|ヒメアギト|Hime Agito}} which is where ''Himeagea'' probably derived from. | |||
In ''Pikmin'', all mandiblards share the same internal name, <code>Kabekui</code>. {{j|かべ|kabe}} means "wall" and {{j|くい|kui}} meaning "eat". The fact that they are called "[[Gate|wall]] eater" instead of "[[bridge]] eater" seems to indicate that, [[Pikmin prerelease information|during development]], these creatures served a different purpose. | In ''Pikmin'', all mandiblards share the same internal name, <code>Kabekui</code>. {{j|かべ|kabe}} means "wall" and {{j|くい|kui}} meaning "eat". The fact that they are called "[[Gate|wall]] eater" instead of "[[bridge]] eater" seems to indicate that, [[Pikmin prerelease information|during development]], these creatures served a different purpose. | ||
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|Dut = Gruppies | |Dut = Gruppies | ||
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|SpaM = Mandiblards | |SpaM = Mandiblards | ||
|SpaN = The name comes from ''"mandíbula"'' (mandible) | |SpaN = The name comes from ''"mandíbula"'' (mandible) | ||
| | |PorB = Mandibulídeos | ||
| | |PorBM = Mandiblidae | ||
| | |PorBN = The name is a portmanteau of ''"mandíbula"'' (mandible) and the suffix "''-ídeos''" ({{w|Family_(biology)#Nomenclature|-idae}}), which is used for naming animal family names | ||
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|SpaM = Termite | |SpaM = Termite | ||
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| | |PorB = Cupim-lacera | ||
| | |PorBM = Shred termite | ||
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