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[[File:Mushroom Pikmin P1.png|thumb|A Mushroom Pikmin.]] | [[File:Mushroom Pikmin P1.png|thumb|A Mushroom Pikmin.]] | ||
'''Mushroom Pikmin''' ({{j|キノコピクミン| | '''Mushroom Pikmin''' ({{j|キノコピクミン|Kinoko Pikumin}}, also colloquially known as '''Puffmin''') is the name given to [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] that are under the control of a [[Puffstool]]. After being showered with spores, infected Pikmin will make a small aggressive sound and will change in appearance and behavior. This Pikmin status only appears in the first ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'' game – in ''[[Pikmin 4]]'', Pikmin are instead [[Hazard#Control|controlled]] when showered with Puffstool spores. | ||
The spores of the Puffstool cause affected Pikmin to morph into a strange form. Their eyes become pupil-less and dead-looking, their skin turns a dark shade of purple and an orange-brown mushroom cap grows on top of their stem. Their type's special physical characteristics, such as the noses, ears and gills are also gone; instead, they receive a small, triangular, slit-like frown. | The spores of the Puffstool cause affected Pikmin to morph into a strange form. Their eyes become pupil-less and dead-looking, their skin turns a dark shade of purple and an orange-brown mushroom cap grows on top of their stem. Their type's special physical characteristics, such as the noses, ears and gills are also gone; instead, they receive a small, triangular, slit-like frown. | ||
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==Naming== | |||
The Mushroom Pikmin's English name is never stated, but its Japanese name comes from a collection of [[Figures#Takara Tomy Arts Pikmin suction cup figurines|''Pikmin'' suction cup figurines]] released in 2002, and is a combination of {{j|キノコ|Kinoko|mushroom|f=tp}} and {{j|ピクミン|Pikumin|Pikmin|f=tp}}. Its internal name is <code>kinoko</code>, which is the Japanese word for mushroom. | |||
===Names in other languages=== | |||
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|Jap = キノコピクミン | |||
|JapR = Kinoko Pikumin | |||
|JapM = Mushroom Pikmin | |||
}} | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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*When idle via the aforementioned glitch, the Pikmin are white with a bright red mushroom cap that doesn't glow like the other Pikmin. | *When idle via the aforementioned glitch, the Pikmin are white with a bright red mushroom cap that doesn't glow like the other Pikmin. | ||
*Mushroom Pikmin, alongside [[Bulbmin]] and [[Glow Pikmin]], are featured on the Japanese "Pikmin Garden" website, being described as "not quite Pikmin".{{cite web|https://www.nintendo.com/jp/character/pikmin/report/02.html|Page about Pikmin biology|Pikmin Garden|retrieved={{date|14|August|2023}}}} | *Mushroom Pikmin, alongside [[Bulbmin]] and [[Glow Pikmin]], are featured on the Japanese "Pikmin Garden" website, being described as "not quite Pikmin".{{cite web|https://www.nintendo.com/jp/character/pikmin/report/02.html|Page about Pikmin biology|Pikmin Garden|retrieved={{date|14|August|2023}}}} | ||
*Two enemies in ''Pikmin 4'', the [[Moldy Dwarf Bulborb]] and [[Moldy Slooch]], are similar to Mushroom Pikmin in that they are controlled by fungi growing on their bodies, and | *Two enemies in ''Pikmin 4'', the [[Moldy Dwarf Bulborb]] and [[Moldy Slooch]], are similar to Mushroom Pikmin in that they are controlled by fungi growing on their bodies. These fungi come from the [[Toxstool]], which is related to the Puffstool in that both species (and the Toxstool-controlled enemies by extension) belong to the [[sporovid family]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== |