Talk:Fiery Blowhog

WOOT! In the weekly update page for super smash bros brawl, there is a trophy of a fiery blowhog! http://www.smashbros.com/en_us/index.html it is the trophy in the "coin shooter". This basicallly confirms Olimar for super smash bros. brawl, and Pikmin 3. YAH BABY!!! IAMAHIPO ocolor 14:16, 27 December 2007 (UTC)

I added picture. Blowhog is at top of it. IAMAHIPO ocolor 14:34, 27 December 2007 (UTC)

I... don't know. There have been Pikmin references in games without, err, lets say "direct contact" to it. If I might remind of NintenDogs (Yeah, I admit, I bought it; I just couldn't resist a 18€ offer!): A Bulborb is visible in the shop, but it is unobtainable throughout the entire game. And don't forget that there are Pikmin trophies in Melee aswell. And don't forget this: He's tiny. Either you would have to make a cutscene where he gets big due to some accident (I could see Louie involved), or just make him larger for no reason.

I'm not refusing the idea of Olimar in Brawl, in fact, I'd love to see him there. Still, I'm having my doubts of his appearance. Time will tell; keep thinking about it, maybe you'll find more reasons for his addition.--Prezintenden

Dont forget that kirby is only 8 inches tall. --Revan 00:35, 28 December 2007 (UTC)

Well, 8 inches is still a little different than 2 cm. Maybe they'll find a way to keep Olimar small.--Prezintenden

It doesn't confirm there being a playable Pikmin character at all. Not only is this not the first Pikmin-related thing in Brawl (Red Bulborb trophy), but the SSB series is supposed to show wide variety from the entire library of Nintendo games - and, of course, there cannot be a playable character for each one. I think that Olimar being included is very probable, but not because of this.GP

Well, the more trophies the better. Usually, the most important characters (mario) have tons. But I have seen mainly Pikmin trophies, but nothing too specific, so yah. His height is nor an issue, this is his second trophy, meaning he'll probably in brawl ^^ IAMAHIPO ocolor 13:55, 28 December 2007 (UTC)

That trophy of the fiery blowhog from the screenshot of the coin shooter. Well... It's not a fiery blowhog, it's a watery blowhog! Seriously! it has a blue stomach, no dought it's a watery blowhog.

...You are aware that the snout is red? Or was this a joke?--Prezintenden

What? I see! it does have a red snout, but it still has a blue underside and Fiery blowhogs do not have eney blue on their bodeis so what is it?

The blue is a little hard to see though...

No, it's just an artistically blue shadow. The body is greyish-blue, anyway.GP 19:35, 20 April 2008 (UTC)

I see what you maen, but the bodies not blue enough to give it that mutch of a biue underside. But maybe you could be write.

What are you talking about watery blowhog is gray-ish blue not Fiery blowhog.

They're both light gray maybe with a slight blue tint. Really the only distinguishing feature between the two is the colored snout. —Jimbo Jambo

I just saw I picture of a firery blowhog, and it does have a bluesh gray underside. hmmmm, go figure.Nin10dude

Physiology

Jimbo, it is ok if olimar says it. The Physiology section summarizes all the physiology parts, it is ok if part overlap. rawr. IAMAHIPO_ocolor 14:36, 2 November 2008 (UTC)

It's totally redundant and provides no new information, save for the toenails, which don't need a section for themselves. Overlapping is okay if it's unavoidable, but it's not the case here. To be sure, I appreciate your effort of trying to expand the content of the article, but all that can be said has already been said. —Jimbo Jambo

JIMBO! wouldn't it be nice if we had a place for each creature, where we could see the physiology? Ill show some examples of this.

1:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giraffe#Anatomy_and_morphology

2:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mewtwo#Design_and_characteristics

3:http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Hoppip_%28Pokémon%29#Physiology

4:http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Charmeleon_%28Pokémon%29#Physiology

5:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cormorant#Characteristics

You know what would be even more nice? If we actually had the information available to make those sections without overlapping with what's already on the page. Unfortunately, this is not the case. —Jimbo Jambo

Other Name and Information

Yo guys, I was wondering something. The creature pages are a tad short on anything apart from how to battle them or what the notes are about them in the game (not including what Olimar mentions about them in his journal in Pikmin 1). The official Nintendo guide for the original Pikmin has a whole section on information about the Pikmin 1 creatures at the end of the book, including their "true name" as opposed to "the name that Olimar gave them on discover," as well as their scientific name, and information about them that's even lengthier than Olimar's Notes in Pikmin 2. Despite the guide being out for a while, I'm surprised the information in it isn't on this site. Is this because it's a guide? It's administered by Nintendo via Nintendo Power, so I'm pretty sure what they say in it is canon... (if I remember correctly there's also an interview with Miyamoto; but I haven't looked at the guide in a while so that may have been something) So would it be acceptable to include the information? I'm going to add it to Fiery Blowhog here, and you guys can all see what you think. Dreyfus 20:01, 15 March 2009 (UTC)

Actually, in all unfortunacy, I can't seem to find the guide. ._. So, I suppose if anybody else has it... Dreyfus 20:13, 15 March 2009 (UTC)