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'''Honeywisps''' are very mysterious creatures. Very little is known about them. When they die, they vanish suddenly. They tend to glow and make high pitched cries. They float across the air carrying | '''Honeywisps''' are very mysterious creatures. Very little is known about them. When they die, they vanish suddenly. They tend to glow and make high pitched cries. They float across the air carrying an [[egg]]. You will find them if you pass through the spot or foliage where they reside. Simply throw your Pikmin at them to make them drop the egg and it will burst. The contents may contain [[nectar]], [[spray]], or [[Mitite|Mitites]]. Mitites are found in their eggs because of their parasitic characteristics. These enemies cannot be [[ultra-bitter spray|petrified]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:56, June 11, 2009
| Honeywisp | |
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| Appears in | N/A |
| Scientific name | Nektara fatuus |
| Family | Honeywisp |
| Areas | The Forest of Hope, The Forest Navel, Valley of Repose, Awakening Wood, Perplexing Pool |
| Attacks | None |
Honeywisps are very mysterious creatures. Very little is known about them. When they die, they vanish suddenly. They tend to glow and make high pitched cries. They float across the air carrying an egg. You will find them if you pass through the spot or foliage where they reside. Simply throw your Pikmin at them to make them drop the egg and it will burst. The contents may contain nectar, spray, or Mitites. Mitites are found in their eggs because of their parasitic characteristics. These enemies cannot be petrified.
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