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The '''Mamuta''' is an ancient [[:Category:enemies|enemy]] found in both ''[[Pikmin series|Pikmin games]]''. It is fairly large, seemingly rocky or clothy, and has two small eyes with dark markings around each one. Its body is notably asymmetrical. It has markings on its arms, hinting it is part sentient. In the ''[[Pikmin (game)|first game]]'', it just stands and watches when [[Pikmin (species)|Pikmin]] walk by. If any harm comes to it, however, it becomes enraged and pounds the Pikmin into the ground. This doesn't kill them, but replants them and turns them into flower Pikmin by some unknown process, which can be used to one's advantage, though it can get very annoying when it comes to plucking the Pikmin if one is in a hurry. However, with the [[Pluckaphone]], a Mamuta can do more good than bad, as the planted Pikmin can simply be called out of the ground. It lacks In the ability to murder. The patterns on its wrists seem reminiscent of the Legend of Zelda and/or the onions fat waist,which is notably missing in Pikmin three. Could this be due to the markings being similar to their hieroglyphics but with a different meaning so the Koppains erased it thinking it was an anti-religious insult tattooed by other superman? Who knows, that's for your family to find out.
The '''Mamuta''' is an ancient [[:Category:enemies|enemy]] found in both ''[[Pikmin series|Pikmin games]]''. It is fairly large, seemingly rocky or clothy, and has two small eyes with dark markings around each one. Its body is notably asymmetrical. It has markings on its arms, hinting it is part sentient. In the ''[[Pikmin (game)|first game]]'', it just stands and watches when [[Pikmin (species)|Pikmin]] walk by. If any harm comes to it, however, it becomes enraged and pounds the Pikmin into the ground. This doesn't kill them, but replants them and turns them into flower Pikmin by some unknown process, which can be used to one's advantage, though it can get very annoying when it comes to plucking the Pikmin if one is in a hurry. However, with the [[Pluckaphone]], a Mamuta can do more good than bad, as the planted Pikmin can simply be called out of the ground.


[[Captains]], as opposed to Pikmin, do take damage, although only a small amount, and are similarly pounded into the ground. In the first Pikmin game, this causes the creature to stop attacking and appear to relax; it will only attack again if Pikmin are plucked or if it is attacked.
[[Captains]], as opposed to Pikmin, do take damage, although only a small amount, and are similarly pounded into the ground. In the first Pikmin game, this causes the creature to stop attacking and appear to relax; it will only attack again if Pikmin are plucked or if it is attacked.
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