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{{infobox enemy | {{infobox enemy | ||
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|image = ShootingSpinerFemale.png | |image = ShootingSpinerFemale.png | ||
|icon = Shooting Spiner (Female) icon.png | |icon = Shooting Spiner (Female) icon.png | ||
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|name = Himeagea mittetsia | |name = Himeagea mittetsia | ||
|family = Wracknid | |family = Wracknid | ||
|areas = [[Mushroom Valley]], [[Steel Pipe Forest]] | |areas = [[Mushroom Valley]], [[Steel Pipe Forest]], [[Terror Trench]] | ||
|attacks = Stab Pikmin with legs | |attacks = Stab Pikmin with legs | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Shooting Spiner (Female)''' ({{j|ブッパナシグモ（メス）|Buppanashi Gumo (Mesu)|Firing Spider (Female)}}) is an | The '''Shooting Spiner (Female)''' ({{j|ブッパナシグモ（メス）|Buppanashi Gumo (Mesu)|Firing Spider (Female)}}) is an [[enemy]] found in {{hp}}. These spider-like creatures hang from strings of web, lower down to Pikmin level, and stretch their legs out to stab Pikmin and kill them. Much like Sheargrubs, this species has notable distinctions between the [[Shooting Spiner (Male)|males]] and females. | ||
== Stats == | == Stats == | ||
{{Todo|Find out its health in {{hp}} by retreiving the value from the game files.}} | |||
{{enemy stats | {{enemy stats | ||
|seedsh = 0 | |seedsh = 0 | ||
|hph = | |hph = Unknown | ||
|regenh = | |regenh = Unknown | ||
}} | }} | ||
== Behavior == | == Behavior == | ||
Female Shooting Spiners patrol their webs until Olimar moves nearby. In this state, they only detect him by horizontal approximation, meaning it doesn't matter how far away vertically he is. They also don't actively target the Pikmin. Once they spot the | Female Shooting Spiners patrol their webs until Olimar moves nearby. In this state, they only detect him by horizontal approximation, meaning it doesn't matter how far away vertically he is. They also don't actively target the Pikmin. Once they spot the captain, they hang on through their string of web, and start lowering until they're leveled with their victim. Once this happens, they spin around a bit and spring their spiny legs to try to stab Olimar, regardless of him being in reach or not. Any Pikmin that are touched by the extended legs will be killed, and Olimar can also take damage with this. They then retract their legs and climb back up the string. After climbing the entire thing, they go back to their initial state. If while they're trying to come to the same level as Olimar, he ends up moving too far away horizontally, they will just spin and extend the legs right there, and then go back up. | ||
== Locations == | == Locations == | ||
*'''[[Brilliant Garden]]''' | *'''[[Brilliant Garden]]''' | ||
**[[Back-and-Forth Road]]: They appear most frequently here, usually in groups of three, | **[[Back-and-Forth Road]]: They appear most frequently here, usually in groups of two or three, and next to vines. | ||
*'''[[Ravaged Rustworks]]''' | *'''[[Ravaged Rustworks]]''' | ||
**[[Steel Pipe Forest]]: There are only a few here, found alongside some [[Shooting Spiner (Male)|male varients]]. The player has to dodge the projectiles the males shoot, while avoiding the female's deadly stabs. | **[[Steel Pipe Forest]]: There are only a few here, found alongside some [[Shooting Spiner (Male)|male varients]]. The player has to dodge the projectiles the males shoot, while avoiding the female's deadly stabs. | ||
*'''[[Sweltering Parchlands]]''' | |||
**[[Terror Trench]]: Only a few appear in this area, where they will hang just above [[Minor obstacles#Spiked pine cone|spiked pine cone]]s. They act as another threat if the player manages to avoid the pine cones. | |||
== Strategy == | == Strategy == | ||
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== Naming == | == Naming == | ||
{{ | {{see more|Wracknid_family#Naming}} | ||
{{naming | |||
|common = Shooting Spiner (Female). Spiner is in reference to how it spins webs. However, unlike its [[Shooting Spiner (Male)|male counterpart]], it does not shoot any projectiles. | |||
|scientific = ''Himeagea mittetsia''. The species name ''mittetsia'' may be an allusion to "mitten", comparing their fuzzy appearance to that of a mitten. | |||
|jpcommon = {{j|ブッパナシグモ（メス）|Buppanashi Gumo (Mesu)|Firing Spider (Female)}}. | |||
|jpname = {{j|アシナガアザミグモ|Ashinaga Azami Gumo|Long-legged Thistle Spider}}. | |||
}} | |||
===Names in other languages=== | ===Names in other languages=== | ||
{{foreignname | {{foreignname | ||
|Jap= | |Jap=ブッパナシグモ（メス） | ||
|JapR= | |JapR=Buppanashi Gumo (Mesu) | ||
|JapM= | |JapM=Firing Spider (Female) | ||
|Dut=Vrouwtjesschrikspin | |Dut=Vrouwtjesschrikspin | ||
|DutM=Female Spiner | |DutM=Female Spiner | ||
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|Ita=Tessitrice nociva | |Ita=Tessitrice nociva | ||
|ItaM=Harmful weaver | |ItaM=Harmful weaver | ||
|Kor=발사거미(암컷) | |||
|Spa=Cardándula (hembra) | |Spa=Cardándula (hembra) | ||
|SpaM=From '' | |SpaM=From ''cardo'' (thistle) and ''tarántula'' (tarantula) | ||
}} | }} | ||
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{{hpenemies}} | {{hpenemies}} | ||
[[Category:Brilliant Garden]] | |||
[[Category:Ravaged Rustworks]] | |||
[[Category:Sweltering Parchlands]] | |||
Latest revision as of 12:22, August 10, 2024
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| Appears in | Hey! Pikmin | ||
| Scientific name | Himeagea mittetsia | ||
| Family | Wracknid | ||
| Areas | Mushroom Valley, Steel Pipe Forest, Terror Trench | ||
| Attacks | Stab Pikmin with legs | ||
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The Shooting Spiner (Female) (ブッパナシグモ（メス）?, lit.: "Firing Spider (Female)") is an enemy found in Hey! Pikmin. These spider-like creatures hang from strings of web, lower down to Pikmin level, and stretch their legs out to stab Pikmin and kill them. Much like Sheargrubs, this species has notable distinctions between the males and females.
Stats[edit]
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To do: Find out its health in Hey! Pikmin by retreiving the value from the game files. |
| Weight | Max. carriers |
Seeds | Value | Health | Regen. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| N/A | N/A | N/A |  × 0
|
Unknown | Unknown |
Behavior[edit]
Female Shooting Spiners patrol their webs until Olimar moves nearby. In this state, they only detect him by horizontal approximation, meaning it doesn't matter how far away vertically he is. They also don't actively target the Pikmin. Once they spot the captain, they hang on through their string of web, and start lowering until they're leveled with their victim. Once this happens, they spin around a bit and spring their spiny legs to try to stab Olimar, regardless of him being in reach or not. Any Pikmin that are touched by the extended legs will be killed, and Olimar can also take damage with this. They then retract their legs and climb back up the string. After climbing the entire thing, they go back to their initial state. If while they're trying to come to the same level as Olimar, he ends up moving too far away horizontally, they will just spin and extend the legs right there, and then go back up.
Locations[edit]
- Brilliant Garden
- Back-and-Forth Road: They appear most frequently here, usually in groups of two or three, and next to vines.
- Ravaged Rustworks
- Steel Pipe Forest: There are only a few here, found alongside some male varients. The player has to dodge the projectiles the males shoot, while avoiding the female's deadly stabs.
- Sweltering Parchlands
- Terror Trench: Only a few appear in this area, where they will hang just above spiked pine cones. They act as another threat if the player manages to avoid the pine cones.
Strategy[edit]
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The following article or section contains guides. |
The female Spiner can be taken out in a single hit with a Pikmin. Be cautious to time a throw so the Spiner's legs will be retracted when the Pikmin lands. This means you should either attack before or after it does its own attack.
If you need to lure it down, you can do so safely. Carefully inch your way closer, and once the creature starts going down its string of web, stop. You should be far enough away for it to not reach you with the legs.
Notes
Hey! Pikmin logs
“I was startled to learn that all members of this species are born male, but some metamorphose into females as they grow older. On second thought, it's a little embarrassing I was so surprised. The universe is a big place with all kinds of possibilities I never considered. Who am I to say this one or that one is weird?”
Naming[edit]
- See more: Wracknid_family#Naming.
- Common name: Shooting Spiner (Female). Spiner is in reference to how it spins webs. However, unlike its male counterpart, it does not shoot any projectiles.
- Japanese nickname: ブッパナシグモ（メス）?, lit.: "Firing Spider (Female)".
- Japanese name: アシナガアザミグモ?, lit.: "Long-legged Thistle Spider".
- Scientific name: Himeagea mittetsia. The species name mittetsia may be an allusion to "mitten", comparing their fuzzy appearance to that of a mitten.
- Internal names: Unknown.
- Prerelease: None.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
ブッパナシグモ（メス）? Buppanashi Gumo (Mesu) |
Firing Spider (Female) |
 Dutch |
Vrouwtjesschrikspin | Female Spiner |
 French |
Tisserand tireur femelle | Female weaver shooter |
 German |
Schreckspinne (weiblich) | Frightspider (female) |
 Italian |
Tessitrice nociva | Harmful weaver |
 Korean |
발사거미(암컷) | |
 Spanish |
Cardándula (hembra) | From cardo (thistle) and tarántula (tarantula) |
Gallery[edit]
A female Shooting Spiner idling, waiting for prey.
Mid-spin, in preparation to attack.
Legs contracted, getting ready to be sprung out.
Attacking.
Dead.
Several Shooting Spiners in Back-and-Forth Road.
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