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==Strategy==
==Strategy==
{{guide}}
{{guide}}
===With Pikmin===
===Pikmin===
It's generally safest to attack a Munge Dweevil with either [[White Pikmin]] or [[Bulbmin]], as both are immune to its gas. Munge Dweevils have a noticeably higher amount of health compared to other common Dweevils, so the fight will take slightly longer. [[Purple Pikmin]] remain an effective option: The impact of one stomping nearby is guaranteed to stun it, and a direct stomp to its head will cause significant damage, although it'll take multiple to kill it.
It's safest to attack with [[White Pikmin]] or, if available, [[Bulbmin]], as they are immune to their gas attack. Swarming them with either of these is a reasonable strategy that guarantees the safety of your Pikmin. A faster, if slightly riskier strategy, is to use [[Purple Pikmin]]; they are guaranteed to stun Dweevils with their pound, and a direct stomp to their head will do massive damage.


Swarming it with a large group of Pikmin regardless of type will also quickly kill it. Just be prepared to whistle, as the creature may still get an attack off before it dies.
Swarming it with a large group of Pikmin regardless of type will also quickly kill it. Just be prepared to whistle, as the creature may still get an attack off before it dies.
===Alternative methods===
===Leaders===
Leaders are innately immune to poison gas, even without upgrades - as such, Munge Dweevils pose zero risk to them, outside of lightly damaging them if they successfully knock them away with a shake. Punching one to death will take a while, even with the [[Rocket Fist]], thanks to their higher health though.
Simply [[punch]] the Dweevil to death. Both leaders are completely immune to poison, even without upgrades, meaning that the creature poses zero danger to them. Munge Dweevils, however, do have the most health out of the common Dweevil species, meaning that it may take a while without the [[Rocket Fist]].


An alternative, more humorous method is to lie down near them with the [[Napsack]] and wait for them to pick the sleeping leader up: Waking up while 'riding' it's back will stun it, allowing for a safe attack.
Using the [[Napsack]] to lay down near any Dweevil species will potentially make them pick up the sleeping leader, humorously allowing them to "ride" the Dweevil. When you are ready to kill it, just press {{button|gc|a|wii|a|switch|a}} to kick its head and stun it. Then, just [[punch]] it to death. This works for any small [[Dweevil]].


==Technical information==
==Technical information==
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|ip06 = 20
|ip06 = 20
|ip07 = 22
|ip07 = 22
|spec = {{p2 enemy property | fp01 | オタカラライフ | Damage needed until treasure detach | 100 }}
|spec = {{p2 enemy property | fp01 | オタカラライフ | Unknown (damage needed until treasure detach?) | 100 }}
{{!}}-
{{!}}-
{{p2 enemy property | fp10 | ノーマルアタック | Attack delay | 1 }}
{{p2 enemy property | fp10 | ノーマルアタック | Unknown (normal attack?) | 1 }}
{{!}}-
{{!}}-
{{p2 enemy property | fp11 | オタカラアタック | Attack delay (when holding a treasure) | 1.25 }}
{{p2 enemy property | fp11 | オタカラアタック | Unknown (treasure attack?) | 1.25 }}
{{!}}-
{{!}}-
{{p2 enemy property | fp21 | オタカラキャッチ | Delay before searching for a treasure | 2.5 }}
{{p2 enemy property | fp21 | オタカラキャッチ | Unknown (treasure catch?) | 2.5 }}
}}
}}


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|common    = Munge Dweevil. "Munge" may be a corruption of the word "mung", which refers to something that is filthy or the act of creating filth.
|common    = Munge Dweevil. "Munge" may be a corruption of the word "mung", which refers to something that is filthy or the act of creating filth.
|jpcommon  = {{j|ムラサキショイグモ|Murasaki Shoi Gumo}}. It is the same as the name of all minor dweevils, but starting with {{j|ムラサキ|murasaki|purple|f=tp}}, given that the spider is in fact the only purple member of the family.
|jpcommon  = {{j|ムラサキショイグモ|Murasaki Shoi Gumo}}. It is the same as the name of all minor dweevils, but starting with {{j|ムラサキ|murasaki|purple|f=tp}}, given that the spider is in fact the only purple member of the family.
|jpname    = {{j|セオイカナエグモ|Seoi Kanae Gumo|Carrying {{w|Ding (vessel)|Ding}} Spider}}.  It is shared with the [[Fiery Dweevil|Fiery]], [[Anode Dweevil|Anode]], [[Hydro Dweevil|Hydro]], [[Iceblown Dweevil|Iceblown]], [[Venom Dweevil|Venom]] and [[Volatile Dweevil]]s.
|jpname    = {{j|セオイカナエグモ|Seoi Kanae Gumo|Carrying {{w|Ding (vessel)|Ding}} Spider}}.  It is shared with the [[Fiery Dweevil|Fiery]], [[Anode Dweevil|Anode]], [[Hydro Dweevil|Hydro]] and [[Volatile Dweevil]]s.
|scientific = ''Mandarachnia pungetis''. ''Pungetis'' is similar to the English word "pungent", which is a word used to describe particularly strong or sharp smells.
|scientific = ''Mandarachnia pungetis''. ''Pungetis'' is similar to the English word "pungent", which is a word used to describe particularly strong or sharp smells.
|internal  = Internally, it is called <code>gasotakara</code>, which is a combination of "gas" (because of its poison gas) and "otakara", which means "treasure".
|internal  = Internally, it is called <code>gasotakara</code>, which is a combination of "gas" (because of its poison gas) and "otakara", which means "treasure".

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