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Gildemander
Appears in	Pikmin 4
Scientific name	Salamandra falsaurum
Family	Amphibiland
Areas	Hero's Hideaway (Olimar's Shipwreck Tale)
Caves	Doppelgänger's Den, Cavern for a King
Dandori Challenge stages	None
Dandori Battle stages	None
Attacks	Eats Pikmin, Interfere with Treasure Gauge

Latest revision as of 20:45, September 18, 2024

The Gildemander (タカラサンショウ^?, lit.: "Treasure Salamander") is a boss in Pikmin 4. It is a brown salamander-like creature with a glowing antenna like an anglerfish, and many gold stones stuck to its back. It uses the detached gold stones on its back to lure Pikmin so it can gobble them up. It is the adult form of the Gildemandwee.

Stats[edit]

Weight	Max. carriers	Seeds	Value	Health
20	40	30	× 20	6000

The HP for each of the coagulated Sparklium chunks on its back is equal to 2,500 or 3 Bomb Rocks. There are 6 on every Gildemander.

Behavior[edit]

The Gildemander will either wander about or lie and wait until the leader and their Pikmin enter. Once they do, it will begin crawling toward them and will attempt to eat the Pikmin using its large, sticky tongue. Unlike other creatures which typically have a limit to how many Pikmin the creature can eat at once, the Gildemander can eat as many Pikmin as it can catch with a swipe of its tongue, which makes frontal attacks inadvisable due to the possibility of eating most, if not all, of the Pikmin in the player's squad in one fell swoop. When the creature cannot find any leaders or Pikmin, it will look about and then begin wandering again.

When the false gold on the creature's back is knocked off by attacking Pikmin, reattaching it will become the Gildemander's main priority. If knocking a piece off exposed one of the weak points on its back, the Gildemander will be stunned for approximately four seconds. When this fake gold is knocked off, any Pikmin in your squad that are not on Oatchi or Moss, or are not attacking the creature's weak spots will automatically begin to attack the fallen nuggets. This further endangers Pikmin from being eaten by the Gildemander, due to the previously mentioned lack of a cap to its eating capacity. It will pursue the gold one piece at a time and grab it with its tongue, ensnaring all Pikmin currently attacking the gold as well. It will then toss the gold piece onto its back, covering its gemstone-like weak spots and knocking any Pikmin attacking it off.

If many Pikmin are attacking the creature at once, it will shake its body to scatter them. When one of the weak spots on its back shatters, it is briefly stunned. Once all three weak spots are destroyed, the creature is defeated.

If a Gildemander is active in the current area or sublevel, your Treasure Gauge will be disrupted and will not be able to accurately show you where treasure is, though this usually isn't an issue due to its boss status limiting it to areas where no treasures that are particularly difficult to find.

Appearance[edit]

As the adult form of the Gildemandwee, it has many similarities to it. However, it is considerably larger than its juvenile and has more golden rocks and red, crystalline weak spots on its back.

Locations[edit]

Strategy[edit]

The following article or section contains guides.
The strategies shown are just suggestions.

The Gildemander has 3 weak spots on its back which are the only spots that are capable of taking damage. On top of this they have the false gold nuggets protecting them that require picking off before attacking. With a mixed squad of Pikmin, it would be preferable to use Oatchi's rush attack against this creature's back, since the trajectory of the attack allows Pikmin to latch onto the nuggets and weak spots. It would also be preferable to upgrade Oatchi's rush to a level where it can stun to prevent the Gildemander from reacting to your attacks, this also helps chain with the Gildemander's stagger animation to immobilise it if your Pikmin are fast enough to remove the nuggets. Alternatively, throwing Pikmin can be a more precise way of hitting nuggets and weak spots, in which case Purple Pikmin are the best candidates for throwing due to their high impact damage and ability to latch on. Care must be taken to manage your squad, if any Pikmin are attacking nuggets while the Gildemander retrieves them, those Pikmin will perish. Be sure to periodically whistle any straggling members of your squad before going in to attack again. Alternatively, you can destroy the dropped nuggets each time they fall to prevent them distracting any Pikmin. In terms of items, Mines prove especially useful for their ability to latch onto the Gildemander's back.

A much quicker way of defeating the Gildemander is to use a somewhat large squad of Winged Pikmin, more than 40 units being preferable. Before engaging the enemy, use an Ultra-Spicy Spray and circle towards its back while riding Oatchi, then rush the gildemander with all of your Winged Pikmin. Because Winged Pikmin have the ability to home in on and repeatedly attack both nuggets and weak spots, they will quickly take care of most of them within seconds. Winged Pikmin sometimes will not home in on the top weak spot in the middle of the Gildemander's back, in this case, whistle your squad and rush again towards this spot from the side of the beast. If all goes well, this should mean a swift end of the Gildemander fight.

Notes[edit]

Dalmo's notes[edit]

“Notice the gold sparkles on its back. In order to survive, this delight of a creature spends a mind-boggling amount of time collecting those special gold stones. Though it isn't real gold, it can confuse the sensors. That's another marvel of the natural world for you.”

Olimar's notes[edit]

“The ore-like growth on its back is a coagulated bodily fluid that includes a substance similar to sparklium, which can make our mechanical sensors "go berserk," to use the technical term. This living ore emits a scent that lures the creatures' prey, so it's also important for their feeding process.

The lantern-like organ atop its head emits electromagnetic waves that are known to affect Pikmin and Onions, confusing them into thinking the Gildemander is their leader, allowing it to withdraw Pikmin directly from the Onion. However, it cannot go so far as to command them as a squad, so the Pikmin will often hide under cover and are able to avoid ingestion.”

Louie's notes[edit]

“The meat gives off a faint aroma similar to a hot pepper. The flavor itself is subtle and elegant. Chargrill the lantern until blackened, and you've got a nutritional superfood.”

Pikmin Garden[edit]

Text

“陸棲のサンショウウオの仲間で、背中に体液が凝固した生体鉱物を背負っている。性格は穏やかだが食欲が強く、近づくものを何でも飲み込もうとする。

特徴その1 大きな口

大きな口と舌で、獲物をなめ取る。

(Image text: 目はつぶらで視力はよくないが、嗅覚や空気の振動で獲物の位置を把握する)

特徴その2 生体鉱物

硫化鉱物と似た成分を含み、金属のような光沢がある。

(Image text:

背中の腺から出る体液が、鉱物状に固まる
独特のにおいで、獲物をおびき寄せる)

特徴その3 電磁波

提灯状の器官から電磁波を放出し、周辺の生物の感覚を狂わせる。

(Image text:

ピクミンをオニヨンから誘い出し、オニヨンに戻れなくするが……
自在に操ることまではできない)”

Translation

“A relative of terrestrial salamanders, it carries on its back a biomineral consisting of a coagulated bodily fluid. It has a gentle disposition but a strong appetite, and will try to swallow anything that comes near it.

Feature #1: Large mouth

With its large mouth and tongue, it licks its prey.

(Image text: "Its eyes are small and round and its eyesight is not good, but it uses its sense of smell and air vibrations to locate its prey")

Feature #2: Biomineral

The biomineral contains elements similar to sulfide minerals and has a metallic luster.

(Image text:

"The bodily fluid produced by the glands on its back hardens into a mineral-like substance"
"Lures prey with its peculiar scent"

Feature #3: Electromagnetic waves

It emits electromagnetic waves from its lantern-like organ, which disorient the senses of nearby creatures.

(Image text:

"It lures Pikmin out of the Onion and prevents them from returning to it, but…")
"it cannot freely control them")”

Other information[edit]

Pikmin 4 Piklopedia number: #63

Naming[edit]

See more: Amphibiland family#Naming.

Common name: Gildemander. A combination of the word "gilded" meaning golden and salamander, a type of lizard-like amphibian.
Japanese nickname: タカラサンショウ^?, lit.: "Treasure Salamander". "Treasure" refers to the fake gold on its back.
Japanese name: ニセガネオカアンコウ^?, lit.: "Counterfeit Money Hill Anglerfish". "Counterfeit money" refers to the fake gold on its back.
Scientific name: Salamandra falsaurum. Salamandra refers to real genus of salamander of the same name. Falsaurum may be a combination of falsum and aurum, Latin for "fraud" and "gold" respectively, referring to how the fake gold stones it carries disrupts the Treasure Gauge.
Internal names: NISEBOSS. "Nise" comes from "ニセガネ", which means counterfeit money. "Boss" refers to how it is the boss version of the Gildemandwee.
Prerelease: None.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	タカラサンショウ^? Takara Sanshō	Treasure Salamander
Dutch	Guldamander	Goldenmander	Portmanteau of "gulden" (golden) and "salamander" (-)
French	Aurimandre	Goldamander	Portmanteau of Latin "aurum" (gold) and "salamandre" (salamander)
German	Schatzamander	Treasuremander	Portmanteau of "Schatz" (treasure) and "Salamander" (-)
Italian	Oromandra	Goldamander	Portmanteau of "oro" (gold) and "salamandra" (salamander)
Korean	보물도롱뇽 Bomul-Dorongnyong	Treasure Salamander
Portuguese	Ouromandra	Goldamander	Portmanteau of "ouro" (gold) and "salamandra" (salamander)
Spanish	Aurimandra	Goldamander	Portmanteau of "áureo" (made of gold/golden) and "salamandra" (salamander) "áureo" itself comes from the Latin "aureus" (made of gold/golden/gilded) formed by "aurum" (gold) and "-eus" (a derivational suffix)

Gallery[edit]

A Gildemander, as seen in Cavern for a King.
A deceased Gildemander.
A detached gold stone, knocked off of a Gildemander.
A Gildemander with its gold stones destroyed and its weak points exposed.
The backside of a Gildemander.
A Gildemander eating some pikpik carrots in the Piklopedia.
A Gildemander as seen in Doppelgänger's Den, licking up one of its gold stones.
A Gildemander with two destroyed weakspots and one still to go.
A Gildemander eating Blue Pikmin.
A defeated Gildemander in the Piklopedia.
The cutscene in Olimar's Shipwreck Tale revealing the Gildemander.
The cutscene continued with a close-up of the Gildemander.
The cutscene that plays on the Gildemander's defeat dropping Nectar.

Trivia[edit]

The Gildemander and it's juvenile counterpart have the glow removed from their lanterns when all the fake gold is destroyed. The interesting part is, when using a Lightning Shock (which normally disables most animations) and destroying the fake gold while it's stunned, the lantern will dim immediately rather than waiting for the stun to end.
According to the History and Stats page, the gold on its back is an enemy.

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 {{infobox enemy
 |pikmin4     = y
-|image       = Gildemander P4 icon.png
+|image       = Pikmin Garden Gildemander render.png
 |icon        = Gildemander P4 icon.png
 |size        = 256px
@@ Line 9: / Line 9: @@
 |areas       = [[Hero's Hideaway]] ([[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]])
 |underground = [[Doppelgänger's Den]], [[Cavern for a King]]
-|attacks     = Eats Pikmin
+|attacks     = Eats Pikmin, Interfere with Treasure Gauge
 }}
-{{futuregame}}
+The '''Gildemander''' ({{j|タカラサンショウ|Takara Sanshou|Treasure Salamander}}) is a [[boss]] in {{p4}}. It is a brown salamander-like creature with a glowing antenna like an {{w|anglerfish}}, and many gold stones stuck to its back. It uses the detached gold stones on its back to lure Pikmin so it can gobble them up. It is the adult form of the [[Gildemandwee]].
-{{game help|p4|Describe the enemy.}}
 ==Stats==
@@ Line 23: / Line 22: @@
 |regen4 = Unknown
 }}
+The HP for each of the coagulated Sparklium chunks on its back is equal to 2,500 or 3 Bomb Rocks. There are 6 on every Gildemander.
 == Behavior ==
-The Gildemander waits in the center of its arena until the leader and their Pikmin enter; once they do, it will begin crawling towards them and will attempt to eat the Pikmin using its large, sticky tongue. When the creature cannot find any leaders or Pikmin, it will look about and then begin wandering.
+The Gildemander will either wander about or lie and wait until the leader and their Pikmin enter. Once they do, it will begin crawling toward them and will attempt to eat the Pikmin using its large, sticky tongue. Unlike other creatures which typically have a limit to how many Pikmin the creature can eat at once, the Gildemander can eat as many Pikmin as it can catch with a swipe of its tongue, which makes frontal attacks inadvisable due to the possibility of eating most, if not all, of the Pikmin in the player's squad in one fell swoop. When the creature cannot find any leaders or Pikmin, it will look about and then begin wandering again.
-When the false gold on the creature's back is knocked off by attacking Pikmin, reattaching it will become the Gildemander's main priority. It will pursue the gold one piece at a time and grab it with its tongue, ensnaring most Pikmin currently attacking the gold as well. It will then toss the gold piece onto its back, covering its gemstone-like weak spots.
+When the false gold on the creature's back is knocked off by attacking Pikmin, reattaching it will become the Gildemander's main priority. If knocking a piece off exposed one of the weak points on its back, the Gildemander will be stunned for approximately four seconds. When this fake gold is knocked off, any Pikmin in your squad that are not on [[Oatchi]] or [[Moss]], or are not attacking the creature's weak spots will automatically begin to attack the fallen nuggets. This further endangers Pikmin from being eaten by the Gildemander, due to the previously mentioned lack of a cap to its eating capacity. It will pursue the gold one piece at a time and grab it with its tongue, ensnaring all Pikmin currently attacking the gold as well. It will then toss the gold piece onto its back, covering its gemstone-like weak spots and knocking any Pikmin attacking it off.
 If many Pikmin are attacking the creature at once, it will shake its body to scatter them. When one of the weak spots on its back shatters, it is briefly stunned. Once all three weak spots are destroyed, the creature is defeated.
+If a Gildemander is active in the current area or sublevel, your [[Treasure Gauge]] will be disrupted and will not be able to accurately show you where treasure is, though this usually isn't an issue due to its boss status limiting it to areas where no treasures that are particularly difficult to find.
 ==Appearance==
-As the adult form of the Gildemandwee, it has many similarities to it. However, it is considerably larger than its juvenile and has more golden rocks and red, crystalline weak spots on its back.
+As the adult form of the [[Gildemandwee]], it has many similarities to it. However, it is considerably larger than its juvenile and has more golden rocks and red, crystalline weak spots on its back.
 == Locations ==
-{{game help|p4|List all places the enemy can be found in.}}
+*[[Doppelgänger's Den]]
 *[[Hero's Hideaway]] ([[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]])
+*[[Cavern for a King]]
 == Strategy ==
 {{guide}}
-{{game help|p4|Add a guide on how to beat it.}}
+The Gildemander has 3 weak spots on its back which are the only spots that are capable of taking damage. On top of this they have the false gold nuggets protecting them that require picking off before attacking. With a mixed squad of Pikmin, it would be preferable to use [[Oatchi]]'s [[rush]] attack against this creature's back, since the trajectory of the attack allows Pikmin to latch onto the nuggets and weak spots. It would also be preferable to upgrade Oatchi's rush to a level where it can stun to prevent the Gildemander from reacting to your attacks, this also helps chain with the Gildemander's stagger animation to immobilise it if your Pikmin are fast enough to remove the nuggets. Alternatively, throwing Pikmin can be a more precise way of hitting nuggets and weak spots, in which case [[Purple Pikmin]] are the best candidates for throwing due to their high impact damage and ability to latch on. Care must be taken to manage your squad, if any Pikmin are attacking nuggets while the Gildemander retrieves them, those Pikmin will perish. Be sure to periodically whistle any straggling members of your squad before going in to attack again. Alternatively, you can destroy the dropped nuggets each time they fall to prevent them distracting any Pikmin. In terms of items, [[Mines]] prove especially useful for their ability to latch onto the Gildemander's back.
+A much quicker way of defeating the Gildemander is to use a somewhat large squad of [[Winged Pikmin]], more than 40 units being preferable. Before engaging the enemy, use an [[Ultra-Spicy Spray]] and circle towards its back while riding Oatchi, then rush the gildemander with all of your Winged Pikmin. Because Winged Pikmin have the ability to home in on and repeatedly attack both nuggets and weak spots, they will quickly take care of most of them within seconds. Winged Pikmin sometimes will not home in on the top weak spot in the middle of the Gildemander's back, in this case, whistle your squad and rush again towards this spot from the side of the beast. If all goes well, this should mean a swift end of the Gildemander fight.
 == Notes ==
-=== Dalmo's Notes ===
+=== Dalmo's notes ===
 {{transcript|Notice the gold sparkles on its back. In order to survive, this delight of a creature spends a mind-boggling amount of time collecting those special gold stones. Though it isn't real gold, it can confuse the sensors. That's another marvel of the natural world for you.|block=y}}
-===Olimar's Notes===
+=== Olimar's notes ===
 {{transcript|The ore-like growth on its back is a coagulated bodily fluid that includes a substance similar to sparklium, which can make our mechanical sensors "go berserk," to use the technical term. This living ore emits a scent that lures the creatures' prey, so it's also important for their feeding process.
 The lantern-like organ atop its head emits electromagnetic waves that are known to affect Pikmin and Onions, confusing them into thinking the Gildemander is their leader, allowing it to withdraw Pikmin directly from the Onion. However, it cannot go so far as to command them as a squad, so the Pikmin will often hide under cover and are able to avoid ingestion.|block=y}}
-===Louie's Notes===
+=== Louie's notes ===
 {{transcript|The meat gives off a faint aroma similar to a hot pepper. The flavor itself is subtle and elegant. Chargrill the lantern until blackened, and you've got a nutritional superfood.|block=y}}
+===Pikmin Garden===
+'''Text'''
+{{transcript|
+陸棲のサンショウウオの仲間で、背中に体液が凝固した生体鉱物を背負っている。性格は穏やかだが食欲が強く、近づくものを何でも飲み込もうとする。
+特徴 その1 大きな口
+:大きな口と舌で、獲物をなめ取る。
+:(Image text: 目はつぶらで視力はよくないが、嗅覚や空気の振動で獲物の位置を把握する)
+特徴 その2 生体鉱物
+:硫化鉱物と似た成分を含み、金属のような光沢がある。
+:(Image text:
+:*背中の腺から出る体液が、鉱物状に固まる
+:*独特のにおいで、獲物をおびき寄せる)
+特徴 その3 電磁波
+:提灯状の器官から電磁波を放出し、周辺の生物の感覚を狂わせる。
+:(Image text:
+:*ピクミンをオニヨンから誘い出し、オニヨンに戻れなくするが……
+:*自在に操ることまではできない)
+|block=y}}
+'''Translation'''
+{{transcript|
+A relative of terrestrial salamanders, it carries on its back a biomineral consisting of a coagulated bodily fluid. It has a gentle disposition but a strong appetite, and will try to swallow anything that comes near it.
+Feature #1: Large mouth
+:With its large mouth and tongue, it licks its prey.
+:(Image text: "Its eyes are small and round and its eyesight is not good, but it uses its sense of smell and air vibrations to locate its prey")
+Feature #2: Biomineral
+:The biomineral contains elements similar to sulfide minerals and has a metallic luster.
+:(Image text:
+:*"The bodily fluid produced by the glands on its back hardens into a mineral-like substance"
+:*"Lures prey with its peculiar scent"
+Feature #3: Electromagnetic waves
+:It emits electromagnetic waves from its lantern-like organ, which disorient the senses of nearby creatures.
+:(Image text:
+:*"It lures Pikmin out of the Onion and prevents them from returning to it, but…")
+:*"it cannot freely control them")
+|block=y}}
+==Other information==
+{{enemy other info
+|piklopedia4 = 63
+|music4     = ''[[Music in Pikmin 4#Boss battle (cave)|Boss battle (cave)]]'' (underground)
+|musicost   = ''[[Music in Pikmin 4#Boss battle (Olimar)|Boss battle (Olimar)]]
+}}
 == Naming ==
-{{game help|p4|Describe the enemy's names. ([[Pikipedia:General content guidelines#Naming section|Guidelines]])}}
 {{see more|Amphibiland family#Naming}}
 {{naming
 |common     = Gildemander. A combination of the word "gilded" meaning golden and salamander, a type of lizard-like amphibian.
-|jpcommon   =
+|jpcommon   = {{j|タカラサンショウ|Takara Sanshou|Treasure Salamander}}. "Treasure" refers to the fake gold on its back.
-|jpname     =
+|jpname     = {{j|ニセガネオカアンコウ|Nisegane Oka Ankou|Counterfeit Money Hill Anglerfish}}. "Counterfeit money" refers to the fake gold on its back.
-|scientific = ''Salamandra falsaurum''. Salamandra falsaurum. Salamndra refers to the real life genus of salamander. Falsaurum may be a combination of falsum, Latin for "fraud" and saurous, Latin for "lizard" Could also be a combination of falsum, and aurum, Latin for "gold". Making the name more directly mean "Fraudulent Gold", and directly reference the mimicry it uses as part of its hunting strategy.
+|scientific = ''Salamandra falsaurum''. ''Salamandra'' refers to {{w|Salamandra|real genus of salamander}} of the same name. ''Falsaurum'' may be a combination of ''falsum'' and ''aurum'', Latin for "fraud" and "gold" respectively, referring to how the fake gold stones it carries disrupts the Treasure Gauge.
-|internal   = <code>NISEBOSS</code>
+|internal   = <code>NISEBOSS</code>. "Nise" comes from "ニセガネ", which means counterfeit money. "Boss" refers to how it is the boss version of the Gildemandwee.
-|prerelease = Unknown
 }}
 === Names in other languages ===
-{{game help|p4|Fill in the names in other languages, for the main languages at least.}}
 {{foreignname
-|Jap  =
+|Jap  = タカラサンショウ
-|JapR =
+|JapR = Takara Sanshō
-|JapM =
+|JapM = Treasure Salamander
 |ChiTrad  =
 |ChiTradR =
 |ChiTradM =
-|Dut  =
+|Dut  = Guldamander
-|DutM =
+|DutM = Goldenmander
+|DutN = Portmanteau of "gulden" (golden) and "salamander" (-)
 |Fra  = Aurimandre
-|FraM = Portmanteau of ''Auri'' (in latin: "gold") and ''salamandre'' (salamander)
+|FraM = Goldamander
-|Ger  =
+|FraN = Portmanteau of Latin "aurum" (gold) and "salamandre" (salamander)
-|GerM =
+|Ger  = Schatzamander
-|Ita  =
+|GerM = Treasuremander
-|ItaM =
+|GerN = Portmanteau of "Schatz" (treasure) and "Salamander" (-)
-|Kor  =
+|Ita  = Oromandra
-|KorR =
+|ItaM = Goldamander
-|KorM =
+|ItaN = Portmanteau of "oro" (gold) and "salamandra" (salamander)
-|Por  =
+|Kor  = 보물도롱뇽
-|PorM =
+|KorR = Bomul-Dorongnyong
+|KorM = Treasure Salamander
+|Por  = Ouromandra
+|PorM = Goldamander
+|PorN = Portmanteau of "ouro" (gold) and "salamandra" (salamander)
 |Spa  = Aurimandra
-|SpaM = From "Auri" (in latin: "gold") and "mandra", which derives from "salamandra"(salamander)
+|SpaM = Goldamander
+|SpaN = Portmanteau of "áureo" (made of gold/golden) and "salamandra" (salamander)<br> "áureo" itself comes from the Latin "aureus" (made of gold/golden/gilded) formed by "aurum" (gold) and "-eus" (a derivational suffix)
+|notes = y
 }}
 == Gallery ==
-{{image}}
 <gallery>
+P4 - Gildemander - CfaK.jpg|A Gildemander, as seen in [[Cavern for a King]].
+P4 - Gildemander - Deceased - CfaK.jpg|A deceased Gildemander.
+P4 - Gildemander - 'treasure' - CfaK.jpg|A detached gold stone, knocked off of a Gildemander.
+Gildemander Exposed Weak Points P4.jpg|A Gildemander with its gold stones destroyed and its weak points exposed.
+Gildemander backside.jpg|The backside of a Gildemander.
+Gildemander eating.jpg|A Gildemander eating some [[pikpik carrot]]s in the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 4)|Piklopedia]].
+Gildemander Eating DD.jpg|A Gildemander as seen in [[Doppelgänger's Den]], licking up one of its gold stones.
+Gildemander_Weakspots.jpg|A Gildemander with two destroyed weakspots and one still to go.
+Gildemander_Attacks.jpg|A Gildemander eating [[Blue Pikmin]].
+P4 Dead Gildemander.jpg|A defeated Gildemander in the Piklopedia.
+Gildemander_Cutscene_OST.jpg|The cutscene in [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]] revealing the Gildemander.
+Gildemander_P4_Yawns_OST.jpg|The cutscene continued with a close-up of the Gildemander.
+Gildemander_P4_Defeated_OST.jpg|The cutscene that plays on the Gildemander's defeat dropping [[Nectar]].
 </gallery>
+== Trivia ==
+*The Gildemander and it's juvenile counterpart have the glow removed from their lanterns when all the fake gold is destroyed. The interesting part is, when using a [[Lightning Shock]] (which normally disables most animations) and destroying the fake gold while it's stunned, the lantern will dim immediately rather than waiting for the stun to end.
+*According to the [[Tablet #History and Stats|History and Stats]] page, the gold on its back is an enemy.
 == See also ==
@@ Line 103: / Line 177: @@
 *[[Amphibiland family]]
+{{bosses}}
 {{p4enemies}}
 [[Category:Pikmin-eating enemies]]
+[[Category:Doppelgänger's Den]]
+[[Category:Cavern for a King]]
+[[Category:Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]]
 [[Category:Pikmin 4 bosses]]
-[[Category:Hero's Hideaway]]
-{{game help|p4|Add categories:
-* What [[area]]s or [[cave]]s this enemy can be found in (e.g. [[:Category:Sun-Speckled Terrace]])
-}}

Bosses
Pikmin	Burrowing Snagret • Armored Cannon Beetle • Puffstool • Beady Long Legs • Goolix • Mamuta • Smoky Progg • Emperor Bulblax
Pikmin 2	Empress Bulblax • Burrowing Snagret • Beady Long Legs • Emperor Bulblax • Giant Breadbug • Pileated Snagret • Man-at-Legs • Ranging Bloyster • Waterwraith • Segmented Crawbster • Raging Long Legs • Titan Dweevil
Pikmin 3	Armored Mawdad • Vehemoth Phosbat • Sandbelching Meerslug • Scornet Maestro • Quaggled Mireclops • Plasm Wraith Baldy Long Legs • Bug-Eyed Crawmad • Burrowing Snagret • Shaggy Long Legs
Pikmin 4	Foolix • Empress Bulblax • Emperor Bulblax • Groovy Long Legs • Waterwraith • Gildemander • Snowfake Fluttertail • Giant Breadbug • Man-at-Legs • Sovereign Bulblax • Smoky Progg • Ancient Sirehound Porquillion • Burrowing Snagret • Crusted Rumpup • Hermit Crawmad • Bug-Eyed Crawmad • Baldy Long Legs • Toxstool Tusked Blowhog • Puffy Blowhog • Masterhop • Arctic Cannon Beetle • Mammoth Snootwhacker • Dwarf Bulborb • Bulborb • Jumbo Bulborb • Titan Blowhog • Blizzarding Blowhog • Horned Cannon Beetle
Hey! Pikmin	Bulborb • Long Water Dumple • Armurk • Electric Cottonade • Queen Shearwig • Fiery Blowhog • Luring Slurker • Emperor Bulblax • Berserk Leech Hydroe

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