Young Yellow Wollywog

Young Yellow Wollywog
Appears in	Hey! Pikmin
Scientific name	Amphicaris frodendum
Family	Amphituber
Areas	Treacherous Currents, Pollution Pool, Drenchnozzle Den, Downpour Thicket, Below the Ice, Frozen Hazard
Attacks	Crush Pikmin

The Young Yellow Wollywog (Young Yellow Wollyhop in the European version, コイモガエル^?, lit.: "Young Potato Frog") is an enemy found in Hey! Pikmin. It is the transitional form between a Wogpole and a Yellow Wollywog. It is mostly yellow but has a green head and two green spots on its sides. Similar to the Yellow Wollywog, it has large black eyes that protrude outward slightly. It has a tail similar to the Wogpole, although it is yellow, rather than blue. It is slightly wider than Captain Olimar, and about two thirds his height. When on land, it moves and attacks by hopping forward in the same direction, crushing any Pikmin that it lands on. When it's in the water, it will swim back and forth.

Stats

Game	Weight	Max. carriers	Seeds	Value	Health

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Behavior

Young Yellow Wollywogs are capable of traversing both water and land. They hop/swim back and forth, but do not actively try to attack Pikmin.

Locations

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Strategy

Young Yellow Wollywogs can be defeated with a single Pikmin throw.

Notes

Hey! Pikmin logs

“This would seem to be the intermediate stage between a Wogpole and a Yellow Wollywog. I asked my daughter if she wants to be a pilot like me when she grows up, and she said, 'No! I want to be a boss, like Mommy!' Which seems fair.”

Gallery

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  A Young Yellow Wollywog.

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  A Young Yellow Wollywog preparing to jump.

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  A Young Yellow Wollywog jumping.

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  A dead Young Yellow Wollywog.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Dutch	Jonge gele pletterpad
French	Jeune wog jaune
German	Gelber Zwerg-Orcalog	Yellow Dwarf Wollywog
Italian	Ranuchetta idropica
Spanish	Sapillo amarillo

See also

• Fiery Young Yellow Wollywog
• Yellow Wollywog
• Wogpole
• Grabbit