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|image = Blubbug | |image = Blubbug Creature Log.png | ||
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''' | The '''Blubbug''' ({{j|フグスベリ|Fugu Suberi|Sliding Pufferfish}}) is a round [[enemy]] in {{hp}} that appears exclusively in [[Frozen Hazard]]. Blubbugs have a layer of thick, tan fat around their bodies, which can be bounced off of. | ||
The Blubbug moves by spinning forward with its small brown legs. It has a small brown head with light blue eyes and antennae, making it look rather bug-like. Around its head are various spots, and it is roughly two times the height and three times the width of [[Captain Olimar]], being quite large. Although it can be used to jump to higher terrain, it can also cause Olimar or his [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] to be bumped into something dangerous like a [[pit]]. They are docile, but can sometimes be found twirling and sliding around, which can be a bother, or even outright dangerous. Pikmin can be [[throw]]n at one to push it away, either for safety, or to place it somewhere where it can be jumped on top of. | |||
The [[Puffy Blubbug]] is a similar creature, but can only be found in [[Over Wintry Mountains]], is constantly spinning, and cannot be jumped on top of, serving only as an obstacle for Olimar during his ride. | The [[Puffy Blubbug]] is a similar creature, but can only be found in [[Over Wintry Mountains]], is constantly spinning, and cannot be jumped on top of, serving only as an obstacle for Olimar during his ride. | ||
== | == Behavior == | ||
Blubbugs are relatively docile, roaming back and forth in a set area. But if Olimar or his Pikmin are spotted, it will run towards them, in an attempt to bounce them away. If it loses interest, it will simply go back to roaming. | |||
Other Blubbugs can be found periodically spinning down a set path. These Blubbugs are simply obstacles, and ignore both Olimar and his Pikmin completely. | |||
== Locations == | == Locations == | ||
*'''[[Snowfall Field]]''' | |||
**[[Frozen Hazard]] | |||
{{notes|heypikmin=y}} | {{notes|heypikmin=y}} | ||
== Naming == | == Naming == | ||
{{ | {{See more|Bloather family#Naming}} | ||
{{Game help|hp|find its internal name/model file and describe it, and compare names in other languages. ([[Pikipedia:General content guidelines#naming section|Guidelines]])}} | |||
{{naming | |||
|common = Blubbug. The name is a conjunction of the word "Blubber" (from "blub") and "bug". Blubber is a very thick fatty hide on real-world animals such as {{w|whales}}, which is what Olimar describes in its entry in the [[Creature Log]]. "Bug" is obviously referring to its bug-like head and antennae. | |||
|jpcommon = {{j|フグスベリ|Fugu Suberi|Sliding Pufferfish}}. The creature moves by ''sliding'' around, and it resembles a real-world {{w|pufferfish}}, so that could be what this name is referring to. | |||
|jpname = {{j|オオフグユキスベリムシ|Oo Fugu Yuki Suberi Mushi|Big Pufferfish Snow Sliding Bug}}. | |||
|scientific = ''Fouskaflexilis bilia''. | |||
|internal = Its generator name is <code>enemy_puffer_bowl</code>. Again, "puffer" is probably referring to "pufferfish", while "bowl" could be referring to how the bottom of its body is round like a bowl. | |||
}} | |||
=== Names in other languages === | === Names in other languages === | ||
{{foreignname | {{foreignname | ||
|Jap = | |Jap = フグスベリ | ||
|JapR = | |JapR = Fugu Suberi | ||
|JapM = | |JapM = Sliding Pufferfish | ||
|Dut = Ballontor | |Dut = Ballontor | ||
|DutM = | |DutM = | ||
|Fra = Adipoïde | |Fra = Adipoïde | ||
|FraM = Portmanteau of the word | |FraM = Portmanteau of the word ''adipeux'' (fatty) and the suffix ''-oïde'' (-oid) | ||
|Ger = Ballonkäfer | |Ger = Ballonkäfer | ||
|GerM = | |GerM = Balloon Bug | ||
|Ita = Apidus | |Ita = Apidus | ||
|ItaM = | |ItaM = | ||
|Spa = Globichejo | |Spa = Globichejo | ||
|SpaM = | |SpaM = From "globo" (ballon) and "bichejo" (bug) | ||
}} | }} | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Frozen Hazard 4.jpg|A Blubbug spinning. | |||
Frozen Hazard 5.jpg|The Blubbug near the [[Unremarkable Spinner]]. | |||
Frozen Hazard 2.jpg|A Blubbug stuck in a gap. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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{{hpenemies}} | {{hpenemies}} | ||
[[Category:Snowfall Field]] | |||
Latest revision as of 12:03, August 10, 2024
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| Appears in | Hey! Pikmin | ||
| Scientific name | Fouskaflexilis bilia | ||
| Family | Bloather | ||
| Areas | Frozen Hazard | ||
| Attacks | Bounce Olimar and Pikmin | ||
The Blubbug (フグスベリ?, lit.: "Sliding Pufferfish") is a round enemy in Hey! Pikmin that appears exclusively in Frozen Hazard. Blubbugs have a layer of thick, tan fat around their bodies, which can be bounced off of.
The Blubbug moves by spinning forward with its small brown legs. It has a small brown head with light blue eyes and antennae, making it look rather bug-like. Around its head are various spots, and it is roughly two times the height and three times the width of Captain Olimar, being quite large. Although it can be used to jump to higher terrain, it can also cause Olimar or his Pikmin to be bumped into something dangerous like a pit. They are docile, but can sometimes be found twirling and sliding around, which can be a bother, or even outright dangerous. Pikmin can be thrown at one to push it away, either for safety, or to place it somewhere where it can be jumped on top of.
The Puffy Blubbug is a similar creature, but can only be found in Over Wintry Mountains, is constantly spinning, and cannot be jumped on top of, serving only as an obstacle for Olimar during his ride.
Behavior[edit]
Blubbugs are relatively docile, roaming back and forth in a set area. But if Olimar or his Pikmin are spotted, it will run towards them, in an attempt to bounce them away. If it loses interest, it will simply go back to roaming.
Other Blubbugs can be found periodically spinning down a set path. These Blubbugs are simply obstacles, and ignore both Olimar and his Pikmin completely.
Locations[edit]
Notes
Hey! Pikmin logs
“Not only does its thick, rubbery layer of fat insulate it from the ice and snow, it wards off any attack. The only way to get at it is to attack its inner core. It has that in common with certain people I know. It's just impossible to get through to them past their thick, insulating layer of self-regard.”
Naming[edit]
- See more: Bloather family#Naming.
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- Common name: Blubbug. The name is a conjunction of the word "Blubber" (from "blub") and "bug". Blubber is a very thick fatty hide on real-world animals such as whales, which is what Olimar describes in its entry in the Creature Log. "Bug" is obviously referring to its bug-like head and antennae.
- Japanese nickname: フグスベリ?, lit.: "Sliding Pufferfish". The creature moves by sliding around, and it resembles a real-world pufferfish, so that could be what this name is referring to.
- Japanese name: オオフグユキスベリムシ?, lit.: "Big Pufferfish Snow Sliding Bug".
- Scientific name: Fouskaflexilis bilia.
- Internal names: Its generator name is
enemy_puffer_bowl. Again, "puffer" is probably referring to "pufferfish", while "bowl" could be referring to how the bottom of its body is round like a bowl. - Prerelease: None.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
フグスベリ? Fugu Suberi |
Sliding Pufferfish |
 Dutch |
Ballontor | |
 French |
Adipoïde | Portmanteau of the word adipeux (fatty) and the suffix -oïde (-oid) |
 German |
Ballonkäfer | Balloon Bug |
 Italian |
Apidus | |
 Spanish |
Globichejo | From "globo" (ballon) and "bichejo" (bug) |
Gallery[edit]
A Blubbug spinning.
The Blubbug near the Unremarkable Spinner.
A Blubbug stuck in a gap.
