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If a Wollyhop lands on another creature, it will [[crush]] it. Wollyhops will jump as soon as you get close. If two Wollyhops jump against each other, they can crush one another.{{cite web|https://twitter.com/kattegirls/status/1688032230327873537|Video of two Wollyhops crushing one another|Twitter|published={{date|6|August|2023}}|retrieved={{date|11|August|2023}}}} | If a Wollyhop lands on another creature, it will [[crush]] it. Wollyhops will jump as soon as you get close. If two Wollyhops jump against each other, they can crush one another.{{cite web|https://twitter.com/kattegirls/status/1688032230327873537|Video of two Wollyhops crushing one another|Twitter|published={{date|6|August|2023}}|retrieved={{date|11|August|2023}}}} | ||
==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
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====''Pikmin 2''==== | ====''Pikmin 2''==== | ||
Swarming is less effective here, so attack by repeatedly throwing Pikmin, preferably [[Purple Pikmin]], onto its back. It appears to be easier to pin the Wollyhop to the ground here than in ''Pikmin'', so it is in fact easier to kill. Once again, in the event that it does get off the ground, call the Pikmin back immediately and move them out of the way. An alternate strategy (if you don't have Purple Pikmin) is to use a group of about 10-20 Pikmin and throw all the Pikmin before the Wollyhop takes off. It should become airborne, and the moment it starts to land, recall the Pikmin. Because of the falling speeds of Pikmin and the Wollyhop, and the fact that Pikmin are invincible when airborne, this is a very viable strategy. | Swarming is less effective here, so attack by repeatedly throwing Pikmin, preferably [[Purple Pikmin]], onto its back. It appears to be easier to pin the Wollyhop to the ground here than in ''Pikmin'', so it is in fact easier to kill. Once again, in the event that it does get off the ground, call the Pikmin back immediately and move them out of the way. An alternate strategy (if you don't have Purple Pikmin) is to use a group of about 10-20 Pikmin and throw all the Pikmin before the Wollyhop takes off. It should become airborne, and the moment it starts to land, recall the Pikmin. Because of the falling speeds of Pikmin and the Wollyhop, and the fact that Pikmin are invincible when airborne, this is a very viable strategy. | ||
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{{see more|Amphituber family#Naming}} | {{see more|Amphituber family#Naming}} | ||
{{naming | {{naming | ||
|common = Wollyhop or Wollywog, depending on game and version. | |common = Wollyhop or Wollywog, depending on game and version. The enemy is called the Wollywog in both American English and British English versions of {{p1}} and {{p2}}, but in {{npcp1}}, {{npcp2}}, {{p3}}, {{hp}}, and {{p3d}}, the enemy is called the Wollywog in the American English version and the Wollyhop in the British English version. In {{p1s}}, {{p2s}}, and {{p4}}, the enemy is called the Wollyhop in both English versions. A possible reason for the name change is that the term "{{w|wog}}" is a slur in British and Australian English. The Wollyhop's original name, and its current name by extension, seems to be derived from pollywog, another word for tadpole. | ||
|jpcommon = {{j|マロガエル|Maro Gaeru}}. {{j|ガエル|gaeru}} means "frog." {{j|マロ|Maro}} could be interpreted multiple ways. {{j|麻呂|Maro}} is a common name among the {{w|kuge}}, a class of individuals who wear makeup to make their faces pale white. It could also be the tail end of the word {{j|マシュマロ|Mashumaro|Marshmallow|f=tp}}, given that the Wollyhop looks marshmallow-like. Another word it could come from is the front of the word {{j|マロン|Maron}}, meaning "Chestnut." | |jpcommon = {{j|マロガエル|Maro Gaeru}}. {{j|ガエル|gaeru}} means "frog." {{j|マロ|Maro}} could be interpreted multiple ways. {{j|麻呂|Maro}} is a common name among the {{w|kuge}}, a class of individuals who wear makeup to make their faces pale white. It could also be the tail end of the word {{j|マシュマロ|Mashumaro|Marshmallow|f=tp}}, given that the Wollyhop looks marshmallow-like. Another word it could come from is the front of the word {{j|マロン|Maron}}, meaning "Chestnut." | ||
|jpname = {{j|マロイモガエル|Maro Imo Gaeru|''Maro'' Potato Frog}}. | |jpname = {{j|マロイモガエル|Maro Imo Gaeru|''Maro'' Potato Frog}}. | ||
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Wollyhop P4.jpg|A Wollyhop in ''Pikmin 4'''s [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 4)|Piklopedia]]. | Wollyhop P4.jpg|A Wollyhop in ''Pikmin 4'''s [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 4)|Piklopedia]]. | ||
P4 Wollyhop Back.jpg|The back of a Wollyhop in the [[Engulfed Castle]]. | P4 Wollyhop Back.jpg|The back of a Wollyhop in the [[Engulfed Castle]]. | ||
Albino_Wollyhop_P4_Attack.jpg|The Wollyhop attempting to crush the captain. | |||
Wollyhop_P4_Idle.jpg|A Wollyhop rubbing its face in [[Cradle of the Beast]]. | |||
P4 Dead Wollyhops.jpg|Two defeated Wollyhops in the Piklopedia. | P4 Dead Wollyhops.jpg|Two defeated Wollyhops in the Piklopedia. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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{{p4enemies}} | {{p4enemies}} | ||
[[Category:Crushing enemies]] | [[Category:Crushing enemies]] | ||
[[Category:The Forest Navel]] | [[Category:The Forest Navel]] | ||
[[Category:Bulblax Kingdom]] | [[Category:Bulblax Kingdom]] |