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{{infobox enemy
{{infobox enemy
|pikmin2    = y
|pikmin2    = y
|image      = WWbug.png
|image      = Secretinsects.png
|size        = 300px
|size        = 300px
|caption    = The creature up close.
|caption    = A swarm of the creatures.
|icon        = Ujadani icon.png
|icon        = Ujadani icon.png
|custom_icon = y
|custom_icon = y
|esize      = Body length: {{mm|5}}
|areas      = [[Wistful Wild]]
|areas      = [[Wistful Wild]]
|attacks    = Poison Pikmin
|attacks    = Poisons Pikmin
}}
}}


'''Ujadani''' ({{j|ウジャダニ|Uja Dani|Swarm Mite}}), also known as '''Ujamushi''' ({{j|ウジャムシ|Uja Mushi|Swarm Bug}}){{cite web|https://www.nintendo.co.jp/p/c934/index2.html|''Pikmin 2'' trivia|Nintendo|retrieved={{date|3|September|2024}}}}, are small [[Enemy|creatures]] in {{p2}} that appear in the [[Wistful Wild]] in intervals of 30 [[day]]s, on days 31, 61, 91, etc. They are very small, orange bugs with a 5 mm body length that scurry about in large swarms, and are not documented in the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 2)|Piklopedia]]. They appear to have tiny scuttling feet before their bulbous backs.
'''Ujadani''' appear in the [[Wistful Wild]] in ''[[Pikmin 2]]'' every 30 days, starting at day 31. The name comes from their [[e-Reader]] card, and is a combination of the Japanese words うじゃうじゃ (''ujauja'', "in swarms") and ダニ (''dani'', "ticks"). They are very small, orange bugs with a 5mm body length that scuttle about in swarms of many and are not documented in the [[Piklopedia]] as other [[Enemy|enemies]] in the game are. Upon closer examination, they appear to have tiny scuttling feet before their bulbous backs. Two swarms of 70 can be found on the days they appear. One of the swarms is located near the entrance of the [[Hole of Heroes]], and the other is in the black stone area to the right of the black [[gate]] leading to the [[Dream Den]], on the edge of the clearing of [[Creeping Chrysanthemum]]s. Since they appear so rarely, some players go through the game without knowing of their existence.


Ujadani are not named in-game; [[#Naming|the name "Ujadani"]] comes from their [[e-Reader]] card, which was only released in Japanese.
The creatures can be attacked – this is similar to the way [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] attack [[rubble]] and [[nectar weed]] – and doing so releases vast quantities of [[nectar]] and [[spray]] drops. This makes the secret bugs the best source of sprays and nectar in the game. Non-[[White Pikmin]] are affected by the [[poison]] the swarms release when attacked, which acts like any other instance of poison in ''Pikmin 2''. The insects rarely attack, however, so it's possible to beat all insects without any non-white Pikmin being poisoned.


In ''Pikmin 2'', two swarms of 70 each can be found on the days they appear. One of the swarms is located near the entrance of the [[Hole of Heroes]], and the other is in the black stone area to the right of the black [[gate]] leading to the [[Dream Den]], on the edge of the clearing of [[Creeping Chrysanthemum]]s.
According to game files, Ujadani are technically [[obstacles]] that regenerate on day 1 of every 30 day period. Contrary to popular belief, they do not stop appearing after day 301. This myth must've stemmed from the rumors that were discussed after the game was released, which stated that the [[Saved game|save files]] would be deleted after day 300. They are present on day 1 of the game, though this cannot be observed without hacking.
 
The creatures can be attacked by [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]], who will smack at it the same way they strike [[rubble]]. Each time one is killed, it has a high chance of releasing [[nectar]] or [[spray]] drops. This makes Ujadani one of the best sources of sprays and nectar in the game. They are technically aggressive and will gather around Pikmin if possible, occasionally poisoning non-[[White Pikmin]]. They attack extremely infrequently; it is quite possible to wipe out one or both swarms without a single Pikmin being poisoned.
 
==Stats==
{{enemy stats
|weight2 = N/A
|carriers2 = N/A
|seeds2 = N/A
|value2 = N/A
|hp2 = N/A
|regen2 = N/A
}}
 
==Behavior==
{{location map | width = 272 | height = 319 | image = WW texture.png | bg = #111 | caption = Locations where swarms of Ujadani can be found every 30 days. | icons =
{{map icon | Ujadani | 202 | 230}}
{{map icon | Ujadani | 249 | 188}}
}}
If left alone, each Ujadani scurries about near the swarm's lair. They ignore leaders, but once a Pikmin appears, the Ujadani closest to it will start swarming around it. They either move around the Pikmin, hop around it, shake in place for a bit, or jump onto it and let go after a brief moment. Every once in a while, when performing one of these actions, they release some poison that affects the Pikmin, although this release cannot be seen. These behaviors can be observed by having a leader [[throw|hold]] onto a Pikmin, though non-White Pikmin might get affected by the poison and escape the leader's hand.


==Spray strategy==
==Spray strategy==
{{guide}}
Because of the massive amount of sprays the group can drop, these bugs are a great opportunity to increase the spray count. Some further strategies may be employed in order to maximize the profit.
Because of the massive amount of spray drops an Ujadani swarm can generate when cleared out, they are the single best source of sprays in the game. Given their rarity, it is crucial to make the most of the moment.


There can only be a maximum of 24 nectar drops in an area at one time, be it nectar or sprays. To minimize wasted drops, keep a close eye on the nectar and spray counts, and if no new drops are being produced, call off the Pikmin and collect all useable drops before continuing. Doing this will produce considerably more sprays: it is possible to obtain over 20 of each this way. As all nectar drops count towards the limit, one should keep in mind a way to get rid of the non-spray ones. The easiest method is to clear the area near to the Ujadani swarms of its [[Creeping Chrysanthemum]]s while leaving at least one of the [[Withering Blowhog]]s alive. If enough nectar drops spawn to prevent spray drops from spawning, have the Blowhog wither your army, and then assign a single leaf Pikmin to each nectar drop, to allow the highest amount of nectar to be used up in the shortest time. This allows for more sprays in total, as the nectars can easily reach the limit of 24 drops themselves.
There is a maximum number of sprays and nectar that will come out of the insects (roughly no more than 20 blobs in total are allowed on screen); as soon as the Pikmin start popping them and nothing comes out, they should be stopped and everything on the screen should be absorbed; only then should the attack continue. Doing this will produce considerably more sprays: it is possible to obtain approximately 20 of each this way. The nearby [[Blowhog]]s, [[Swooping Snitchbug]], and Chrysanthemums can be used to deflower Pikmin, which in turn can be used to suck up excess nectar, seeing as the limit is on the number of drops and not the number of concentrated doses of spray that exist in the level. This allows for more sprays in total, as the nectars can easily reach the limit of 20 blobs themselves.


So many spray drops in one place present the perfect chance to use a [[Glitches in Pikmin 2#Double sprays|glitch]] which effectively doubles the number of sprays the player can absorb. Though it may take a little extra time depending on the exact method used, it is well worth the effort to squeeze as many sprays as possible out of this rare opportunity.
So many spray drops in one place present the perfect chance to use a [[Glitches in Pikmin 2#Double sprays|glitch]] which effectively doubles the number of sprays the player can absorb. Though it may take a little extra time depending on the exact method used, it is well worth the effort to squeeze as much profit out of this rare opportunity as possible.


Entering and exiting a [[cave]] will make the bugs respawn, meaning the player can obtain their spoils more than once per day. In combination with the previous strategies, a player can theoretically make over a hundred sprays in a single day from Ujadani alone.
Entering and exiting a [[cave]] will make the bugs respawn, meaning the player can obtain their spoils more than once per day. In combination with the previous strategies, a player can reach over 50 sprays in a single day, from Ujadani alone.


==e-card==
==e-card==
[[File:Ujadani E-Card.jpg|thumb|Scan of the e-card.]]
[[Image:B13.JPG|thumb|right|Scan of the e-card.]]
The e-card has the following text:
The e-card has the following text:
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==Technical information==
==Technical information==
*Internal name: <code>ujamushi</code>
*Internal name: <code>ujamushi</code>
==Other information==
{{enemy other info
|size = Body length: {{mm|5}}
}}
==Naming==
This creature's English name is never stated, but the two known Japanese names come from its [[e-Reader]] card and a ''Pikmin 2'' web page. They are a combination of the Japanese word {{j|うじゃうじゃ|ujauja|in swarms|f=tp}} and the words {{j|ダニ|dani|tick|f=tp}} and {{j|むし|mushi|bug|f=tp}}, respectively. Its scientific name is not known, but its internal name, <code>ujamushi</code>, is the same as one of its Japanese names.
===Names in other languages===
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ウジャダニ<br>''Uja Dani''<br>ウジャムシ<br>''Uja Mushi''
|JapM = Swarm Mite<br>Swarm Bug
}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
WW bugs.jpg|A swarm of the creatures.
File:WW_bugs.jpg|A swarm of the creatures.
Secretinsects.png|The Ujadani next to the [[Hole of Heroes]].
File:Secretinsects.png|The Ujadani next to the [[Hole of Heroes]].
Secretpack.png|The Ujadani near the gate leading to the [[Dream Den]].
File:Secretpack.png|The Ujadani near the gate leading to the [[Dream Den]].
Secretsprays.png|The maximum number of sprays and nectar allowed on screen. The second half of the insects popped and gave nothing.
File:Secretsprays.png|The maximum number of sprays and nectar allowed on screen. (The second half of the insects popped and gave nothing)
Secretpoisoned.png|The Ujadani poisoning a [[Yellow Pikmin]].
File:Secretpoisoned.png|The Ujadani poisoning a [[Yellow Pikmin]].
Ujadani HoH.jpg|The Ujadani near the Hole of Heroes entrance in the Switch port.
File:WWbug.png|A model of the creature.
Ujadani HoH Arial.jpg|A birds-eye view of the Ujandani in the Switch port.
Ujadani DD.jpg |The Ujadani near the Dream Den entrance in the Switch port.
Ujadani Upclose.jpg|An up-close look at the Ujadani in the Switch port.
</gallery>
</gallery>
==Trivia==
*If a Pikmin is [[Throw|held]] while in the middle of a cluster of Ujadani, they will swarm around the Pikmin, but will be unable to interact with it.{{cite youtube|9zpNEphShKE|showing the Ujadani swarming on a White Pikmin|m=4|s=59}}
*Ujadani are internally considered obstacles that regenerate in 30-day intervals. This, notably, means that they will be present in the Wistful Wild if it is accessed on Day 1 through hacking.
*Contrary to some old rumors, Ujadani do '''not''' stop spawning after Day 301.


==See also==
==See also==
*[[Easter egg]]s
*[[Easter eggs]]
*[[Figwort#Insects|Figwort insects]]
*[[Figwort#Insects|Figwort insects]]


==References==
[[Category:Sprays and Nectar]]
{{refs}}
[[Category:Hints & tips]]
 
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