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'''Water Dumples''' <span style="line-height:20px;">(ダンゴナマズ) </span>are enemies in in every ''[[Pikmin (series)|Pikmin]]'' game. They are members of the Grub-dog family, and act like Bulborbs (Most likely because they are close relatives of Grub-Dogs). They are most commonly found in the water, but can survive on land as well. They resemble blue fish with relatively large mouths. The Water Dumples in ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'' move with more agility and are larger than their counterparts in ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', but both can be defeated easily if [[Olimar]] and [[Louie]] are cautious and swarm them with their Pikmin. They also have "whiskers", much like real-life catfish. However, these are missing in ''[[Pikmin 2]] and [[Pikmin 3]], ''leaving them without a known method of determining their surroundings. Despite this, they still stalk your Pikmin when they are in the area. | '''Water Dumples''' <span style="line-height:20px;">(ダンゴナマズ) </span>are enemies in in every ''[[Pikmin (series)|Pikmin]]'' game. They are members of the Grub-dog family, and act like Bulborbs (Most likely because they are close relatives of Grub-Dogs). They are most commonly found in the water, but can survive on land as well. They resemble blue fish with relatively large mouths. The Water Dumples in ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'' move with more agility and are larger than their counterparts in ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', but both can be defeated easily if [[Olimar]] and [[Louie]] are cautious and swarm them with their Pikmin. They also have "whiskers", much like real-life catfish. However, these are missing in ''[[Pikmin 2]] and [[Pikmin 3]], ''leaving them without a known method of determining their surroundings. Despite this, they still stalk your Pikmin when they are in the area. | ||
Revision as of 06:01, June 12, 2014
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| Appears in | Pikmin, Pikmin 2, Pikmin 3 |
| Scientific name | Ichthyosa felinis |
| Family | Grub-dog |
| Areas | Pikmin The Distant Spring Pikmin 2 Valley of Repose Perplexing Pool Pikmin 3 Distant Tundra Twilight River |
| Caves | Pikmin 2 Frontier Cavern Citadel of Spiders Shower Room Cavern of Chaos Hole of Heroes Dream Den |
| Challenge Mode stages | Pikmin 3 Battle Enemies Silver Lake (x6) Thirsty Desert (x2) Collect Treasure Silver Lake Forgotten Cove (x2) |
| Mission Mode Collect Treasure! stages | None |
| Mission Mode Battle Enemies! stages | None |
| Side Story days | None |
| 2-Player Battle stages | None |
| Bingo Battle stages | None |
| Attacks | Eats Pikmin |
Water Dumples (ダンゴナマズ) are enemies in in every Pikmin game. They are members of the Grub-dog family, and act like Bulborbs (Most likely because they are close relatives of Grub-Dogs). They are most commonly found in the water, but can survive on land as well. They resemble blue fish with relatively large mouths. The Water Dumples in Pikmin move with more agility and are larger than their counterparts in Pikmin 2, but both can be defeated easily if Olimar and Louie are cautious and swarm them with their Pikmin. They also have "whiskers", much like real-life catfish. However, these are missing in Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 3, leaving them without a known method of determining their surroundings. Despite this, they still stalk your Pikmin when they are in the area.
Notes
Reel notes
"This aquatic creature is a close relative of the bulborb."
Olimar's Notes
"A resident of freshwater pools and marshes, this aquatic creature regularly feeds on insects that land on the surface of the water. It shares a nearly identical skeletal structure with its close relative and terrestrial cousin, the bulborb. This may offer clues to its evolutionary origin and suggests that it only recently emigrated to an aquatic habitat."
Louie's Notes
"Deep-fry dumples without batter for all of the flavor with half the fat!"
Nintendo Player's Guide
"The swimming version of a Dwarf Bulborb has a large mouth and a big appetite. Since Water Dumples are blue, they blend in with the water. Squash them with blue Pikmin or draw them out of the water and hit them with purples. Beware they can spot you from a greater distance than other enemies can."
Battle Strategy
Pikmin
Water Dumples are similar to any other Bulborb. Simply swarm it and it should be down in seconds, with few or no deaths. If you are concered about deaths, throwing is an option, but will take much longer.
Pikmin 2
The same strategy from the first game still applies here. However, lobbing it with Purple Pikmin will cause it to go down in seconds.
Pikmin 3
Again, the simple strategy of swarming is still an option. With a large swarm, it will go down without a fight. It should be noted, however, that if the player swarms from the front, the creature will be able to shake all the Pikmin off and potentially eat a few while taking minimal damage. Always aim for the back. If Rocks are an option, throw them at the Water Dumple to minimize deaths.
Gallery
Artwork of a Water Dumple in Pikmin 2.
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A group of Water Dumples.
A Water Dumple in Pikmin 2. Note the absence of whiskers.
Two Water Dumples in the Creature Montage.
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A Water Dumple seen through the KopPad.
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Artwork of the Water Dumple in Pikmin. Notice how it has whiskers in this picture.
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A closer look of the Water Dumple
Trivia
- According to Louie's notes on the Bumbling Snitchbug, Water Dumples lay eggs.
- Despite being the size of Dwarf Bulborbs, it can eat two Pikmin at once rather than one. They also cannot be "one-shotted" by Pikmin.
- Using an Action Replay to access a model test menu in Pikmin, the Water Dumple's code name is "namazu".
- They have "whiskers", much like real-life catfish. However, these are missing in Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 3, which means that they have no way of sight or have any sight-touch replacement anymore. Despite this, they still stalk your Pikmin when they are in the area.
- Their scientific name, Ichthyosa felinis, loosely translates to "Cat Fish."
- Pikmin 1
- Pikmin 2
- Pikmin 3
- Grub-dog family
- Pikmin 1 enemies
- Pikmin 2 enemies
- Pikmin 3 enemies
- Cavern of Chaos
- Dream Den
- The Distant Spring
- Valley of Repose
- Frontier Cavern
- Water enemies
- Perplexing Pool
- Citadel of Spiders
- Shower Room
- Pikmin 3 Enemies
- Twilight River
- Distant Tundra
- Grub-dogs
- Pikmin 2 Challenge Mode
- Louie's notes