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'''Dwarf Bulbear''' | '''Dwarf Bulbear''' | ||
'''Oculus terribilis''' | '''''Oculus terribilis''''' | ||
'''Dwarf Bulbears''', like the Spotty Bulbear, is an enemy in both Pikmin games. Like the Dwarf Bulborbs, it is the small form of other Bulborbs, however, this is a '''real''' Bulborb because it does not use mimicry unlike like the [[Dwarf Red Bulborb]], the [[Dwarf Orange Bulborb]], and the [[Snow Bulborb]]. This is the juvenile stage of the [[Spotty Bulbear]], and when one approaches, it will follow it around because it needs help hunting food. This may hinder you when you attack their parent. You will usually only find them in places where Spotty Bulbears can be. | '''Dwarf Bulbears''', like the Spotty Bulbear, is an enemy in both Pikmin games. Like the Dwarf Bulborbs, it is the small form of other Bulborbs, however, this is a '''real''' Bulborb because it does not use mimicry unlike like the [[Dwarf Red Bulborb]], the [[Dwarf Orange Bulborb]], and the [[Snow Bulborb]]. This is the juvenile stage of the [[Spotty Bulbear]], and when one approaches, it will follow it around because it needs help hunting food. This may hinder you when you attack their parent. You will usually only find them in places where Spotty Bulbears can be. | ||
[[Category:Bulborbs]] | [[Category:Bulborbs]] | ||
Revision as of 18:03, April 2, 2006
Dwarf Bulbear
Oculus terribilis
Dwarf Bulbears, like the Spotty Bulbear, is an enemy in both Pikmin games. Like the Dwarf Bulborbs, it is the small form of other Bulborbs, however, this is a real Bulborb because it does not use mimicry unlike like the Dwarf Red Bulborb, the Dwarf Orange Bulborb, and the Snow Bulborb. This is the juvenile stage of the Spotty Bulbear, and when one approaches, it will follow it around because it needs help hunting food. This may hinder you when you attack their parent. You will usually only find them in places where Spotty Bulbears can be.