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Revision as of 04:05, March 30, 2024
The flobbler family is a family of octopus-like creatures introduced in Pikmin 3, although the family went unclassified until Pikmin 3 Deluxe. It contains only one member, the Waddlepus. Members belong to the opisteuthidae genus.
Members
Waddlepus
- Main article: Waddlepus.
Scientific name: Opisteuthidae iaciobulla
The Waddlepus is a purple octopus-like creature that is always found sleeping. When approached by Pikmin or their leaders, a Waddlepus will wake up and begin attacking them by puffing up and producing bubbles from either its mouth or the yellow pores on its back. These bubbles cannot harm Pikmin or leaders but can trap them inside. When left alone, a Waddlepus will return to its sleeping spot and return to its slumber.
Naming
"Flobbler" contains "flob", a term used to describe someone walking clumsily. Flobbler family members do appear to walk rather awkwardly, due to a lack of legs. In addition, "flob" is a term meaning "to spit" in parts of Europe, namely the United Kingdom. Flobbler members are also known to spit bubbles at Pikmin.
The family genus, opisteuthidae, is a shortened version of "opisthoteuthidae", the family belonging to the umbrella octopus, which members of the flobbler family resemble.
Names in other languages
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Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | フクラダコ科? Fukura Dako Ka |
Puffy Octopus Family |
Chinese (traditional) |
膨脹章魚科 | |
French | inflopodes | |
German | Wabbler | Wobblers from the German word wabbeln (to wobble) |
Korean | 풍선문어 과 | |
Portuguese | Baiacefalopídeos | From "baiacu" (pufferfish) and "cefalópode" (cephalopod) |
Spanish | Cefalopómpados | From cefalópodo (cephalopod) and pompa (bubble) |