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|weight = 5|seeds = 5|areas = [[Garden of Hope]]}}The '''Sputtlefish''' is a poisonous, squid-like enemy in ''[[Pikmin 3]]''. They are capable of swimming around on the surface of the water, and can lash out on Pikmin and eat them one at a time alongside releasing ink which causes Pikmin to panic for some | |weight = 5|seeds = 5|areas = [[Garden of Hope]]}}The '''Sputtlefish''' is a poisonous, squid-like enemy in ''[[Pikmin 3]]''. They are capable of swimming around on the surface of the water, and can lash out on Pikmin and eat them one at a time alongside releasing ink which causes Pikmin to panic for some time whenever they are attacked. They can also heal once attacked.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1ObpWgUq6Y</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 05:11, September 13, 2013
| Sputtlefish | |
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| Appears in | Pikmin 3 |
| Scientific name | Unknown |
| Family | Unknown |
| Areas | Garden of Hope |
| Mission Mode Collect Treasure! stages | None |
| Mission Mode Battle Enemies! stages | None |
| Side Story days | None |
| Bingo Battle stages | None |
| Attacks | Eat Pikmin
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The Sputtlefish is a poisonous, squid-like enemy in Pikmin 3. They are capable of swimming around on the surface of the water, and can lash out on Pikmin and eat them one at a time alongside releasing ink which causes Pikmin to panic for some time whenever they are attacked. They can also heal once attacked.[1]
Gallery
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A close up shot of two Sputtlefish.
Trivia
- The Sputtlefish's name is based off of "spurt", since it squirts ink to defend itself, and "Cuttlefish", a real-life animal that it resembles.
- The "Sputtle" part of the name could also be based off of the real life "sputtle", an excretion produced by insects that functions as a paralytical defense.