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|icon = Scornet icon.png | |icon = Scornet icon.png | ||
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|areas = [[Twilight River]] | |areas = [[Twilight River]] | ||
|missionbe = [[Twilight River Remix]] | |missionbe = [[Twilight River Remix]] | ||
|attacks = | |attacks = Impales Pikmin | ||
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'''Scornets''' ({{j|ハチスズメ|Hachisuzume|Hummingbird}}) are tiny hornet-like cone-shaped creatures in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' that are lead by the [[Scornet Maestro]]. | |||
These | These enemies are capable of making coordinated formations, and can capture and eventually kill [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] by picking them up and then flying around the [[Scornet Maestro]]. These Pikmin can be freed by having Pikmin thrown at the Scornet. If a captured Pikmin is not freed, over time it will be carried away and lost. The first swarm of about 30 individuals appears just after a [[lily pad]] river ride. When found alone, these creatures as much less uniform and easier to defeat. The only other swarm found is during the [[Scornet Maestro]] boss fight, and use three different attacks: the cone, rectangle, and circle formation strikes. In [[Mission Mode]], a group of 30 Scornets are present in [[Twilight River Remix]]. | ||
==Stats== | ==Stats== | ||
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==Notes== | |||
===''Pikmin 3'' Prima Guide=== | ===''Pikmin 3'' Prima Guide=== | ||
{{transcript|Scornets are flying creatures that congregate in large swarms. When Scornets attack, they move into a tiny formation and fly toward their enemies. Any Pikmin unfortunate enough to be skewered by a Scornet will be carried around the area until they succumb to their injuries. | {{transcript|Scornets are flying creatures that congregate in large swarms. When Scornets attack, they move into a tiny formation and fly toward their enemies. Any Pikmin unfortunate enough to be skewered by a Scornet will be carried around the area until they succumb to their injuries. | ||
Use a large squad of Winged Pikmin to quickly clear out a Scornet Swarm. Gather your Pikmin each time the Scornets move into formation, then resume your attacks when the enemies separate. If any of your Pikmin are skewered by a Scornet, use your Winged Pikmin to defeat the enemy before the skewered Pikmin expires. | Use a large squad of Winged Pikmin to quickly clear out a Scornet Swarm. Gather your Pikmin each time the Scornets move into formation, then resume your attacks when the enemies separate. If any of your Pikmin are skewered by a Scornet, use your Winged Pikmin to defeat the enemy before the skewered Pikmin expires.}} | ||
==Behavior== | ==Behavior== | ||
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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
{{guide}} | {{guide}} | ||
Using ground based Pikmin is practically useless | Using ground based Pikmin is practically useless. The best way to defeat a swarm is to use a large amount of [[Winged Pikmin]] in order to outnumber them. A group of Scornets is found shortly before you get to the Scornet Maestro, hovering around aimlessly on the far side of the river. Their attacks are uncoordinated and their dead bodies are not retrievable. When you fight an organized army of them in the boss battle, all 100 of their bodies are retrievable. After taking them to the [[Onion]], it is not recommended to come back for more, because they are worth only one seed, and it is a long run to and from the landing site. | ||
==Technical information== | ==Technical information== | ||
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==Naming== | ==Naming== | ||
"Scornet" is a play on the word "{{w|hornet}}", although the origin of the other part of the word is debatable. It is possible that it stands for "scorn" (which means "to treat with dislike") or "score", particularly in the sense of a {{w|Sheet music|musical score}}, because of the [[Scornet Maestro]]. This creature's Japanese name is {{j|ハチスズメ|Hachisuzume}}, which literally translates to {{w|hummingbird}}. Internally, it is known as <code>mure</code>, or {{j|む|mure|swarm|f=tp}}, referring to how they work in swarms. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:ScornetDataFile.jpg|The data file explaining Scornets. | |||
Scornet.jpg|Scornets attacking. | Scornet.jpg|Scornets attacking. | ||
Scornets | Scornets .png|Scornets in the introduction to the Scornet Maestro Battle. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{Foreignname | |||
|FraE = Apidar | |||
|FraEM = Portmanteau from Latin ''apis'' (“bee”) and French ''dard'' (“sting”). | |||
|SpaA=Abejardo soldado | |||
|SpaAM=Scornet soldier | |||
|Ger=Dornisse | |||
}} | |||
{{ | {{Enemies}} | ||
[[Category:Airborne enemies]] | [[Category:Airborne enemies]] | ||