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The '''Fireflinger Groink''' is an enemy found in {{hp}}. It's a fish-like organism with some robotic parts, and is about three times as large as Olimar. It looks very similar to the [[Gatling Groink]], although it is red with yellow stripes and has less robotic elements, and has glass on its front robotic legs. It repeatedly spits large fireballs from the background by extending a mouth-like turret, and when a fireball hits, it can kill [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] and damage [[Olimar]]. It is fairly rare, only appearing in two [[area]]s. | The '''Fireflinger Groink''' ({{j|ヤキダマコキン|Yaki Dama Ko Kin|Sizzling [[Gatling Groink|Bullet Child Goldfish]]}}) is an [[enemy]] found in {{hp}}. It's a fish-like organism with some robotic parts, and is about three times as large as Olimar. It looks very similar to the [[Gatling Groink]], although it is red with yellow stripes and has less robotic elements, and has glass on its front robotic legs. It repeatedly spits large fireballs from the background by extending a mouth-like turret, and when a fireball hits, it can kill [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] and damage [[Olimar]] and enemies. It is fairly rare, only appearing in two [[area]]s. | ||
== Behavior == | == Behavior == | ||
The Fireflinger Groink sits in a stationary position in the background of the level, and cannot be interacted with. Once it spots Pikmin, it will fire large fireballs at the foreground, raining down these projectiles onto the level. They will continue to attack relentlessly until the player goes far enough away from their firing spot. | The Fireflinger Groink sits in a stationary position in the background of the level, and cannot be interacted with. Once it spots Pikmin, it will fire large fireballs at the foreground, raining down these projectiles onto the level. They will continue to attack relentlessly until the player goes far enough away from their firing spot. | ||
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== | ==Naming== | ||
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|common = Fireflinger Groink. Fireflinger is a simple reference to what it does: flinging fireballs. The term ''Groink'' seems entirely made up; it is possible to extract the onomatopoeia for pig grunts, "oink", thus contracting "grunt" and "oink" to "Groink". | |||
|scientific = ''Magmaceps infernalis''. ''Magmaceps'' is a combination of magma and -''ceps'', Latin for head. ''Infernalis'' is derived from infernal. | |||
|jpcommon = {{j|ヤキダマコキン|Yaki Dama Ko Kin|Sizzling [[Gatling Groink|Bullet Child Goldfish]]}}. | |||
|jpname = {{j|ヨウガンコキン|Yougan Ko Kin|Lava Child Goldfish}}. | |||
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==Names in other languages== | ===Names in other languages=== | ||
{{foreignname | {{foreignname | ||
|Jap=ヤキダマコキン | |Jap=ヤキダマコキン | ||
|JapR= | |JapR=Yaki Dama Ko Kin | ||
|JapM= | |JapM=Sizzling [[Gatling Groink|Bullet Child Goldfish]] | ||
|Dut=Vlammengronker | |Dut=Vlammengronker | ||
|DutM= | |DutM= | ||
|Fra=Bioméca lance- | |Fra=Bioméca lance-feu | ||
|FraM= | |FraM= ''Bioméca'' is a portmanteau of ''bio'' and ''méca'' (mecha), while ''lance-feu'' translates to "flamethrower" | ||
|Ger=Flammengrunzer | |Ger=Flammengrunzer | ||
|GerM= Flame-Grunter | |GerM= Flame-Grunter | ||
|Ita=Mechagroink | |Ita=Mechagroink | ||
|ItaM=Mecha Groink | |ItaM=Mecha Groink | ||
|Kor=불꽃총알금붕어 | |||
|KorR=Bulkkochchong-algeumbung-eo | |||
|KorM=Flame Bullet Goldfish | |||
|Spa=Groink escupefeugo | |Spa=Groink escupefeugo | ||
|SpaM=Firespit Groink | |SpaM=Firespit Groink | ||
}} | }} | ||
== Trivia == | |||
*The Fireflinger Groink shares many similarities to the [[Gatling Groink]], which is interesting since both creatures do not belong to any known family. | |||
*In the ''Hey! Pikmin'' logs screen, the size reference is incorrect. The creature is shown to be the size that it is drawn on-screen in-game, but because in-game it is far away, its real size should be much larger. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
*[[ | *[[Gatling Groink]] | ||
{{hpenemies}} | {{hpenemies}} | ||
[[Category:Enemy-harming enemies]] | |||
[[Category:Sparkling Labyrinth]] | [[Category:Sparkling Labyrinth]] | ||
[[Category:Lushlife Murk]] | [[Category:Lushlife Murk]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:14, August 10, 2024
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| Appears in | Hey! Pikmin | ||
| Scientific name | Magmaceps infernalis | ||
| Family | Unknown | ||
| Areas | The Burning Sky, Burning Bog | ||
| Attacks | Hurl fireballs at Pikmin | ||
The Fireflinger Groink (ヤキダマコキン?, lit.: "Sizzling Bullet Child Goldfish") is an enemy found in Hey! Pikmin. It's a fish-like organism with some robotic parts, and is about three times as large as Olimar. It looks very similar to the Gatling Groink, although it is red with yellow stripes and has less robotic elements, and has glass on its front robotic legs. It repeatedly spits large fireballs from the background by extending a mouth-like turret, and when a fireball hits, it can kill Pikmin and damage Olimar and enemies. It is fairly rare, only appearing in two areas.
Behavior[edit]
The Fireflinger Groink sits in a stationary position in the background of the level, and cannot be interacted with. Once it spots Pikmin, it will fire large fireballs at the foreground, raining down these projectiles onto the level. They will continue to attack relentlessly until the player goes far enough away from their firing spot.
Locations[edit]
Strategy[edit]
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The Fireflinger Groink sits in the background of the levels it is encountered in, and as such, cannot be attacked. The player can anticipate the spots where their fireballs will land by the preceding beam of light. The best thing to do is to walk forward right after the fireball drops, since it will take a little bit for the next one to reach.
Notes
Hey! Pikmin logs
“This creature has undergone extreme evolution to the point that it's now half-mechanical. It shows no mercy to any target in sight. Can we really call this a creature, or is it more of a weapon? It pains me to see that this is the direction evolution is heading. I'd always hoped to become gentler, not more vicious.”
Gallery[edit]
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The Fireflinger Groink introduction cutscene. Notice the beam of light that appears right before the fireball lands.
A Fireflinger Groink behind a trowel in The Burning Sky.
Fireflinger Groinks in the beginning of Burning Bog.
Naming[edit]
- Common name: Fireflinger Groink. Fireflinger is a simple reference to what it does: flinging fireballs. The term Groink seems entirely made up; it is possible to extract the onomatopoeia for pig grunts, "oink", thus contracting "grunt" and "oink" to "Groink".
- Japanese nickname: ヤキダマコキン?, lit.: "Sizzling Bullet Child Goldfish".
- Japanese name: ヨウガンコキン?, lit.: "Lava Child Goldfish".
- Scientific name: Magmaceps infernalis. Magmaceps is a combination of magma and -ceps, Latin for head. Infernalis is derived from infernal.
- Internal names: Unknown.
- Prerelease: None.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
ヤキダマコキン? Yaki Dama Ko Kin |
Sizzling Bullet Child Goldfish |
 Dutch |
Vlammengronker | |
 French |
Bioméca lance-feu | Bioméca is a portmanteau of bio and méca (mecha), while lance-feu translates to "flamethrower" |
 German |
Flammengrunzer | Flame-Grunter |
 Italian |
Mechagroink | Mecha Groink |
 Korean |
불꽃총알금붕어 Bulkkochchong-algeumbung-eo |
Flame Bullet Goldfish |
 Spanish |
Groink escupefeugo | Firespit Groink |
Trivia[edit]
- The Fireflinger Groink shares many similarities to the Gatling Groink, which is interesting since both creatures do not belong to any known family.
- In the Hey! Pikmin logs screen, the size reference is incorrect. The creature is shown to be the size that it is drawn on-screen in-game, but because in-game it is far away, its real size should be much larger.
