Starnacle

Starnacle
File:Starnacle Hey Pikmin.jpg
Appears in	N/A
Scientific name	Tripodidae asterias
Family	Shellusk
Areas	Pollution Pool
Attacks	N/A

The Starnacle (タコヒトデ^?, lit.: "Octopus Starfish") is an enemy in Hey! Pikmin.

Stats

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Behavior

The Starnacle's only purpose is to block underwater passages. Aside from that, it doesn't do anything, and is harmless. When a Pikmin is thrown at its eye, it will retract its tentacles, leaving enough room for Olimar and his Pikmin to avoid the creature and keep going in the passage.

Locations

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• Ravaged Rustworks :
  • Pollution Pool

Strategy

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Notes

Hey! Pikmin logs

“This mollusk-like creature's arms are long like an octopus's but tough like a starfish's. They withdraw when struck. The S.S. Dolphin II says he gets anxious at the sight of it, but I know better: those thin, gossamer arms are a real delicacy when properly prepared.”

Naming

The name Starnacle is derived from "star" and "tentacle". Its Japanese name, タコヒトデ^?, simply translates to "Octopus starfish", referring to two aquatic creatures with long arms.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Dutch	Octopok
French	Étentacule	This name is a portmanteau of étendre (stretch), and tentacule (tentacle)
German	Gemeiner Schlingstern	Common Knotstar
Italian	Polpofiore	Octoflower
Spanish	Estelárido

Gallery

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  A Starnacle in the Pollution Pool, blocking a passage.

See also

• Waddlepus