Editing Moldy Dwarf Bulborb

|areas      = [[Primordial Thicket]]

|underground = [[Engulfed Castle]], [[Doppelgänger's Den]], [[Trial of the Sage Leaf]], [[Cavern for a King]]

|dandori_c = [[Toggle Training]], [[Oasis of Order]]

|attacks     = Eat Pikmin, emits poison

The '''Moldy Dwarf Bulborb''' ({{j|ガビコチャッピー|Gabi Ko Chappī|Dried-Stiff Small Chappy}}) is an enemy in {{p4}}. It is the body of a [[Dwarf Bulborb (disambiguation)|Dwarf Bulborb]] being controlled by a parasitic [[Toxstool]]. As the parasite has full control over the host's body, it is classified as being a member of the [[Sporovid family]] rather than the [[Grub-dog family]]. It acts similar to a typical dwarf bulborb of any variety, but differ as they expel [[poison|poisonous]] gas from their backs which are harmful to non-[[White Pikmin]]. If killed, they can be [[revival|revived]] by the [[Toxstool]]. The same parasite species also infects the [[Moldy Slooch]].

|seeds4 = 3

The Moldy Dwarf Bulborb behaves similarly to Dwarf Bulborbs i.e. idling and pacing around until engaged in combat. Moldy Dwarf Bulborbs seem to have a larger detection radius^{needs proof}, more health points and a more aggressive disposition. Unlike Dwarf Bulborbs, Moldy Dwarf Bulborbs can't be one-shot with a direct strike to their back and instead stagger, spew toxic spores and take a chunk of damage.

The Moldy Dwarf Bulborb is implied to be close to death in Olimar's log, and its turquoise pallor and black eyes are likely a product of fungal colonization and decomposition.

The Moldy Dwarf Bulborb can be taken care of by throwing [[White Pikmin]] on its back and repeatedly stun-locking it. Any color of Pikmin will deal contact damage and stagger it, but with the risk of scattering or losing Pikmin due to the spores released on a direct hit. If the player does not have White Pikmin, it is better to simply have the Pikmin charge at the enemy, as it will not release poison if engaged in that way. Alternatively, [[Oatchi]] can make short work of them provided he's equipped with the [[Sniff Saver]], either biting them or flattening them with a charge.

=== Dalmo's Notes ===

===Olimar's Notes===

{{transcript|This is an example of a young Bulborb body that's been infested by fungal filaments. Now a host, it unconsciously continues to seek out and ingest food, all the while scattering large amounts of spores out of the spore sacs on its back until it can no longer move.

===Louie's Notes===

{{transcript|Tastes best if eaten just before the meat spoil. Once all the mold has been removed, enjoy a unique flavor reminiscent of dry-aged meat.|block=y}}

|jpcommon  = {{j|ガビコチャッピー|Gabi Ko Chappī|Dried-Stiff Small Chappy}}. "Dried-Stiff" refers to how it is a dead body controlled by a parasite.

|jpname    = {{j|ボケナメコモドキとその宿主|Boke Nameko Modoki To Sono Shukushu|''[[Toxstool|Pseudo-Stupid Nameko]]'' Host}}. It refers to how it is a host for the Toxstool.

|Jap  = ガビコチャッピー

|JapR = Gabi Ko Chappī

|JapM = Dried-Stiff Small Chappy

|ChiTrad  =  

|ChiTradR =  

|ChiTradM =  

|Dut  =  

|DutM =  

|Ger  =  

|GerM =  

|Ita  =  

|ItaM =  

|Kor  =  

|KorR =  

|KorM =  

|Por =  

|PorM =  

|PorB = Bulbolho-anão mofado

|PorBM = Moldy dwarf bulbeye

|SpaM = Moldy dwarf bulborb  

Moldy Dwarf Bulborb - Group photo.jpg|A group of Moldy Dwarf Bulborbs

*Olimar's notes refer to them as young Bulborbs rather than [[Breadbug]] mimics, however they have several traits usually exclusive to mimics, such a shorter snout and fewer spots. This is possibly a [[mistake]]. However, there is one species of young Bulborb that shares these traits, the [[Dwarf Frosty Bulborb]], which Olimar says are sometimes mistaken for mimics due to their small number of spots.