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== Members ==
== Members ==
===Gildemandwee===
===Gildemandwee===
[[File:Gildemandwee P4 icon.png|left|150px]]
[[File:Pikmin Garden Gildemandwee render.png|left|150px]]
{{main|Gildemandwee}}
{{main|Gildemandwee}}
Gildemandwee are the juvenile forms of the Gildemander, and are first discovered in {{p4}}. Gildemandwees are brown salamander-like creatures that, much like their adult forms, collect a sparklium imbued material on their back that causes the [[Treasure gauge]], [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] and the [[Onion]] to ''go berserk''. This material must be popped off to destroy the red spot on their back, resulting in the enemy's death.
 
Scientific name: ''Salamandra falsaurum (juvenile)''
 
Gildemandwee are the juvenile forms of the Gildemander, and are first discovered in {{p4}}. Gildemandwees are brown salamander-like creatures that, much like their adult forms, collect a sparklium imbued material on their back that causes the [[Treasure Gauge]], [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] and the [[Onion]] to ''go berserk''. This material must be popped off to destroy the red spot on their back, resulting in the enemy's death.
   
   
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===Gildemander===
===Gildemander===
[[File: Gildemander P4 icon.png|left|150px]]
[[File:Pikmin Garden Gildemander render.png|left|150px]]
{{main| Gildemander}}
{{main| Gildemander}}
The Gildemander is a [[Boss]] that is first discovered in {{p4}}. They eat Pikmin using their tongue much like the [[Quaggled Mireclops]]. Gildemanders are brown salamander-like creatures that collect a gold-like material imbued with sparklium that cause the [[Treasure gauge]], [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] and the [[Onion]] to ''go berserk''. The material they collect covers up their weak point, which are 3 big red spots on their back, all of which must be destroyed to defeat the enemy.
 
Scientific name: ''Salamandra falsaurum''
 
The Gildemander is a [[Boss]] that is first discovered in {{p4}}. They eat Pikmin using their tongue much like the [[Quaggled Mireclops]]. Gildemanders are brown salamander-like creatures that collect a gold-like material imbued with sparklium that cause the [[Treasure Gauge]], [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] and the [[Onion]] to ''go berserk''. The material they collect covers up their weak point, which are 3 big red spots on their back, all of which must be destroyed to defeat the enemy.
   
   
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== Naming ==
== Naming ==
The family's name, ''amphibiland'', is most likely in reference to the word amphibian, which means that the Gildemander and their juvenile forms spend part of their life in water and part of it land, much like {{w|frog}}s. Considering we see all members of this family on land, we can suspect that they spend the early part of their lives in water, like most amphibians.
The family name is most likely in reference to the word "amphibian", as members resemble {{w|salamander}}s, a real-world amphibian. The name also references the word "land", as members are found on land unlike real-world amphibians that stay near water.
 
The family's genus, ''Salamandra'', is a real world genus of salamanders. This points towards the Gildemander and Gildemandwee being salamanders.


The family's genus, ''Salamandra'', is most likely in reference to {{w|salamander}}s. This is supported by the fact they are amphibians and look very similar to them, with their four legs being 90° to their body, and brown, slimy looking skin.
===Names in other languages===
{{needs translation|Chinese|Dutch|Italian}}
{{Foreignname
|Jap  = オカアンコウ科
|JapR = Oka ankou ka
|JapM = Hill anglerfish family
|ChiTrad = 陸鮟鱇科
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp = 陆鮟鱇科
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = schatamanders
|DutM =
|Fra  = amphibaudroies
|FraM  = Amphibious monkfishes
|FraN  = From "amphibien" (amphibian) and "baudroie" (monkfish). Monkfishes are referenced because of the modified spine organ they use to lure preys in, which is similar to the amphibiland's.
|Ger = Amphibiander
|Ger = Amphimander
|GerN = From "Amphibie" (Amphibian) and Salamander
|Ita  = Anfibilandi
|ItaM  =
|ItaN =
|Kor = 육지도룡뇽 과
|KorM = Terrestrial Salamander Family
|KorN = From "육지" (Terrestrial) and "도룡뇽" (Salamander)
|Por  = Aurumandraídeos
|PorM = Goldmanderidae
|PorN = From "aurus" (Latin for gold) and "salamandra" (salamander)
|Spa = Anfibiánidos
|SpaM = Amphibianidae
|notes = y
}}


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The amphibiland family is a family of amphibious creatures introduced in Pikmin 4. It consists of two members, the Gildemander and Gildemandwee, the latter being the juvenile form of the former. All members of this family belong to the Salamandra genus.

Members

Gildemandwee

Render of a Gildemandwee from the Pikmin Garden website.
Main article: Gildemandwee.

Scientific name: Salamandra falsaurum (juvenile)

Gildemandwee are the juvenile forms of the Gildemander, and are first discovered in Pikmin 4. Gildemandwees are brown salamander-like creatures that, much like their adult forms, collect a sparklium imbued material on their back that causes the Treasure Gauge, Pikmin and the Onion to go berserk. This material must be popped off to destroy the red spot on their back, resulting in the enemy's death.

Gildemander

Render of a Gildemander from the Pikmin Garden website.
Main article: Gildemander.

Scientific name: Salamandra falsaurum

The Gildemander is a Boss that is first discovered in Pikmin 4. They eat Pikmin using their tongue much like the Quaggled Mireclops. Gildemanders are brown salamander-like creatures that collect a gold-like material imbued with sparklium that cause the Treasure Gauge, Pikmin and the Onion to go berserk. The material they collect covers up their weak point, which are 3 big red spots on their back, all of which must be destroyed to defeat the enemy.

Naming

The family name is most likely in reference to the word "amphibian", as members resemble salamanders, a real-world amphibian. The name also references the word "land", as members are found on land unlike real-world amphibians that stay near water.

The family's genus, Salamandra, is a real world genus of salamanders. This points towards the Gildemander and Gildemandwee being salamanders.

Names in other languages

The following article or section needs help from someone who can translate Chinese/Dutch/Italian text.

Language Name Meaning Notes
Flag of Japan Japanese オカアンコウ科?
Oka ankou ka		 Hill anglerfish family
Flag of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Chinese
(traditional)		 陸鮟鱇科
Flag of China Chinese
(simplified)		 陆鮟鱇科
Flag of the Netherlands Dutch schatamanders
Flag of France French amphibaudroies Amphibious monkfishes From "amphibien" (amphibian) and "baudroie" (monkfish). Monkfishes are referenced because of the modified spine organ they use to lure preys in, which is similar to the amphibiland's.
Flag of Germany German Amphimander From "Amphibie" (Amphibian) and Salamander
Flag of Italy Italian Anfibilandi
Flag of South Korea Korean 육지도룡뇽 과 Terrestrial Salamander Family From "육지" (Terrestrial) and "도룡뇽" (Salamander)
Flag of Brazil Portuguese Aurumandraídeos Goldmanderidae From "aurus" (Latin for gold) and "salamandra" (salamander)
Flag of Spain Spanish Anfibiánidos Amphibianidae
Families

Aerodentia family Aerodentia • Amphibiland family Amphibiland • Amphituber family Amphituber • Arachnorb family Arachnorb • Armrakid family Armrakid • Awrapnid family Awrapnid • Beeb family Beeb • Bloather family Bloather • Blowhog family Blowhog • Breadbug family Breadbug • Bubblimp family Bubblimp • Burrow-nit family Burrow-nit • Candypop family Candypop • Centifly family Centifly • Centipare family Centipare • Chrysanthemum family Chrysanthemum • Clover family Clover • Cottonade family Cottonade • Crablipps family Crablipps • Crawmad family Crawmad • Creep-crab family Creep-crab • Crushblat family Crushblat • Dandelfly Dandelfly • Dandelion family Dandelion • Dirigibug family Dirigibug • Dweevil family Dweevil • Elips family Elips • Fern family Fern • Figwort family Figwort • Flint beetle family Flint beetle • Flitterbie family Flitterbie • Floaterbie family Floaterbie • Flobbler family Flobbler • Flutterbie family Flutterbie • Foxtail family Foxtail • Fuzzbuzz family Fuzzbuzz • Glint beetle family Glint beetle • Glowcap family Glowcap • Goolix family Goolix • Gourdfeather family Gourdfeather • Grub-dog family Grub-dog • Heavil family Heavil • Honeywisp family Honeywisp • Horsetail family Horsetail • Huntinpeck family Huntinpeck • Hydroe family Hydroe • Jellyfloat family Jellyfloat • Jellyper family Jellyper • Kettlebug family Kettlebug • Lithopod family Lithopod • Mandiblard family Mandiblard • Mawdad family Mawdad • Meerslug family Meerslug • Mireclops family Mireclops • Mitite family Mitite • Mockiwi family Mockiwi • Mollusking family Mollusking • Numbouse family Numbouse • Onionshell family Onionshell • Pellet weed family Pellet weed • Pikmin family Pikmin • Pinchipede family Pinchipede • Pinotta family Pinotta • Polyocular slug family Polyocular slug • Pricklepuff familyPricklepuff • Scarab beetle family Scarab beetle • Scarpanid family Scarpanid • Seedbag family Seedbag • Sharpshell family Sharpshell • Shellcake family Shellcake • Shellter family Shellter • Shellusk family Shellusk • Skitterling family Skitterling • Slooch family Slooch • Snareshell family Snareshell • Snavian family Snavian • Snootwhack family Snootwhack • Snowswallow family Snowswallow • Spitterspatter family Spitterspatter • Splurchin family Splurchin • Sporovid family Sporovid • Springjab family Springjab • Squirdler family Squirdler • Squishsquirt family Squishsquirt • Tusked blowhog family Tusked blowhog • Umbloda family Umbloda • Unknown Unknown • Whiskerpillar family Whiskerpillar • Wollywog family Wollywog Wracknid family Wracknid

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