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{{Infobox enemy
{{Infobox enemy
|pikmin4 = y
|pikmin4     = y
|image = Scorchcake P4 icon.png
|image       = Scorchcake P4 icon.png
|icon = Scorchcake P4 icon.png
|icon       = Scorchcake P4 icon.png
|name        = Conchcrustus emberio
|name        = Conchcrustus emberio
|family      = Shellcake
|family      = Shellcake
|underground = [[Crackling Cauldron]] and [[Cradle of the Beast]]
|underground = [[Crackling Cauldron]], [[Cradle of the Beast]]
|dandori_c  = [[Rockaway Cellars]]
|dandori_c  = [[Rockaway Cellars]]
|attacks    = Crush and burn Pikmin
|dandori_b  = [[Hot Sandy Duel]]
|attacks    = Crush Pikmin, burn Pikmin
}}
}}
 
The '''Scorchcake''' ({{j|ヤキオオバン|Yakiooban|Burning {{w|Imagawayaki|Ōban-yaki}}}}) is a disc-shaped [[enemy]] in {{p4}}. On one side it has a hard brown carapace, while on the other side it is constantly [[Fire|aflame]] and can burn Pikmin. It flips between these sides and can [[crush]] Pikmin while doing so.
The '''Scorchcake''' ({{j|ヤキオオバン|Yakiooban}}) is a mollusc-like creature that debuted in {{p4}}. Its upper half has a soft, cylindrical carapace, while its underside swells with flames, rendering it a fire hazard as well as a crushing hazard.


== Stats ==
== Stats ==
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== Behavior ==
== Behavior ==
The Scorchcake will lie in wait for prey, occasionally sticking its eyestalks out. When Pikmin or a leader draw near, it will rotate its body 90 degrees so it rests on its side. After a short delay, it will turn another 90 degrees, attempting to crush and/or burn prey depending on which side is touched. If the creature lands on its fiery side, it releases a burst of flames around itself, igniting and damaging anything in its way, so care should be taken when getting too close. Regardless of the side it lands on as it dies, its corpse will always end up belly-up.
The Scorchcake will lie in wait for prey, occasionally sticking its eyestalks out. When Pikmin or a leader draw near, it will rotate its body 90 degrees so it rests on its side. After a short delay, it will turn another 90 degrees, attempting to [[crush]] and/or [[Fire|burn]] prey depending on which side is touched. If the creature lands on its fiery side, it releases a burst of flames around itself, igniting and damaging anything in its way, so care should be taken when getting too close. Regardless of the side it lands on as it dies, its corpse will always end up fire-side up with the fire extinguished.
 
==Appearance==
The Scorchcake is a cylindrical rock-covered mollusc-like creature with its underside being covered in flames. It has blue snail-like eyes that are able to retract and hide within its shell.
 
== Locations ==
One Scorchcake is found on sublevel 2 of the [[Crackling Cauldron]], and another is found on sublevel 1 of the [[Cradle of the Beast]]. The Dandori Challenge [[Rockaway Cellars]] has two, and they can spawn in the Dandori Battle [[Hot Sandy Duel]].


== Strategy ==
== Strategy ==
{{guide}}
{{guide}}
Despite its appearance, the Scorchcake's "crust" is soft enough to be damaged, though the fiery underbelly can only be damaged by [[Red Pikmin]]. If the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] have equipped the [[Scorch Guard]], this minimizes the risk of harm from the creature's fire. Even with a small squad, the Scorchcake is simple enough to deal with, as long as you ensure no Pikmin are vulnerable in its path. If they are about to be crushed, or are on fire, simply whistle them to your side. If the Scorchcake loses all of its [[health]] while on its side, all Pikmin should be immediately called away, or they will be crushed as the creature topples over to become a corpse. Both [[throw]]ing and [[charge|charging]] are effective methods of attack when fighting this creature.
Despite its appearance, the Scorchcake's "crust" is soft enough to be damaged, though the fiery underbelly can only be damaged by [[Red Pikmin]]. If the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] have equipped the [[Scorch Guard]], this minimizes the risk of harm from the creature's fire. Even with a small squad, the Scorchcake is simple enough to deal with, as long as you ensure no Pikmin are vulnerable in its path. If they are about to be crushed, or are on fire, simply [[whistle]] them to your side. If the Scorchcake loses all of its [[health]] while on its side, all Pikmin should be immediately called away, or they will be crushed as the creature topples over to become a corpse. Both [[throw]]ing and [[Charge|charging]] are effective methods of attack when fighting this creature.


==Notes==
==Notes==
=== Dalmo's Notes ===
 
=== Dalmo's notes ===
{{transcript|In a way, it looks kind of like a tasty treat. But in actuality, this burning bivalve relative is a fierce hunter, squashing its prey with a fiery flourish! The beauty of its popping, crackling flames and the dynamic cartwheels it can perform in battle is a spectacle to behold!|block=y}}
{{transcript|In a way, it looks kind of like a tasty treat. But in actuality, this burning bivalve relative is a fierce hunter, squashing its prey with a fiery flourish! The beauty of its popping, crackling flames and the dynamic cartwheels it can perform in battle is a spectacle to behold!|block=y}}


===Olimar's Notes===
=== Olimar's notes ===
{{transcript|Related to bivalves, it uses its internal muscles to dexterously manipilate its upper and lower shells. This ability allows it to squash eggs and small Ambuloradices like Pikmin, thus returning nectar to the ground. It then feeds off the microorganisms and moss that benefit from the nectar.
{{transcript|Related to bivalves, it uses its internal muscles to dexterously manipulate its upper and lower shells. This ability allows it to squash eggs and small Ambuloradices like Pikmin, thus returning nectar to the ground. It then feeds off the microorganisms and moss that benefit from the nectar.


To further facilitate the growth of its food, the Scorchcake will secrete oils from its body through its shell and onto the ground. It then sets that area on fire, perhaos as a way to improve soil fertility.|block=y}}
To further facilitate the growth of its food, the Scorchcake will secrete oils from its body through its shell and onto the ground. It then sets that area on fire, perhaps as a way to improve soil fertility.|block=y}}


===Louie's Notes===
=== Louie's notes ===
{{transcript|Remove the internal meat, and place directly on the shell while it's still smoldering to cook. It almost smells better than it tastes.|block=y}}
{{transcript|Remove the internal meat, and place directly on the shell while it's still smoldering to cook. It almost smells better than it tastes.|block=y}}
==Other information==
{{enemy other info
|piklopedia4 = 71
}}


== Naming ==
== Naming ==
{{see more|Shellcake family#Naming}}
{{see more|Shellcake family#Naming}}
{{naming
{{naming
|common    = Scorchcake.
|common    = Scorchcake. The name comes from its cake-like shape and scorching flames.
|jpcommon  = {{j|ヤキオオバン|Yakiooban}}. This phrase could be an anagram of "ōban-yaki (大判焼き)", a Kansai-dialect derived name for a type of cylindrical cake cooked on a flippable, indented pan, like a waffle iron. In Tokyo, this kind of street food is usually called "Imagawayaki (今川焼き)".
|jpcommon  = {{j|ヤキオオバン|Yakiooban}}. This phrase could be an anagram of "ōban-yaki (大判焼き)", a Kansai-dialect derived name for a type of cylindrical cake cooked on a flippable, indented pan, like a waffle iron. It is also a pun on {{j|焼く|yaku|to burn|f=tp}}.
|jpname    = {{j|セキタンオオバンガイ|Sekitan Ooban Gai|Coal {{w|Imagawayaki|Ōban-yaki}} Shellfish}}.
|jpname    = {{j|セキタンオオバンガイ|Sekitan Ooban Gai|Coal {{w|Imagawayaki|Ōban-yaki}} Shellfish}}.
|scientific = ''Conchcrustus emberio''. "Conch" may refer to the real life marine mollusk of the same name, and "crustus" may stem from "crust" or the Latin root word "crustae" meaning "rind, shell, crust". "Emberio" might originate from Old English "ember".
|scientific = ''Conchcrustus emberio''. "Conch" may refer to the real life marine mollusk of the same name, and "crustus" may stem from "crust" or the Latin root word "crustae" meaning "rind, shell, crust". ''Emberio'' is derived from "ember".
|internal = <code>YAKISENBEI</code>
}}
}}


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{{foreignname
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ヤキオオバン
|Jap  = ヤキオオバン
|JapR = Yakiooban
|JapR = Yakiōban
|JapM =  
|JapM = Burning {{w|Imagawayaki|Ōban-yaki}}
|JapN = From {{j|焼き|yaki|burning|f=tp}} and {{j|大判焼き|ōban-yaki|{{w|Imagawayaki|ōban-yaki}}|f=tp}}
|JapN = From {{j|焼き|yaki|burning|f=tp}} and {{j|大判焼き|ōban-yaki|{{w|Imagawayaki|ōban-yaki}}|f=tp}}
|ChiTrad  =  
|ChiTrad  = 燃燒車輪
|ChiTradR =  
|ChiTradR = Ránshāo Chēlún
|ChiTradM =  
|ChiTradM = Flaming Wheel
|ChiTradN =  
|ChiSimp  = 燃烧车轮
|Dut  =  
|ChiSimpR = Ránshāo Chēlún
|DutM =  
|ChiSimpM = Flaming Wheel
|DutN =  
|Dut  = Vurige koekeloerdraaier
|DutM = Fiery Peekflipper
|DutN = 'Koekeloeren' is a more childish / fun way of saying the word 'gluren' (peeking)
|Fra  = Mastocrêpe brûlant
|Fra  = Mastocrêpe brûlant
|FraM =  
|FraM = Burning blockrepe
|FraN = From "mastodonte" (something enormous), "crêpe" (crepe); Burning Mastocrepe
|FraN = From ''"mastoc"'' (bulky, blocky), ''"crêpe"'' (crepe)
|Ger  =  
|Ger  = Schmorkuchen
|GerM =  
|GerM = Braise Cake
|GerN =
|Ita  = Mitil brulé
|Ita  =  
|ItaM = From ''mitile'' (mussel) and ''crème brûlée''.
|ItaM =  
|ItaN =
|Kor  = 불빵
|Kor  = 불빵
|KorR = Bulbbang
|KorR = Bulbbang
|KorM =  
|KorM = Firebread
|KorN = From "불" (Fire) and "빵" (Bread)
|PorB  = Chamusbolo
|PorBM = Scorchcake
|PorBN = The name is a portmanteau of "chamuscar" (scorch) and "bolo" (cake)
|Spa  = Chamustarta
|Spa  = Chamustarta
|SpaM = Scorchcake
|SpaM = Scorchcake
|SpaN = From "chamuscar" (scorch) and "tarta" (cake)
|SpaN = From ''"chamuscar"'' (scorch) and ''"tarta"'' (cake)
|Por  = Chamusbolo
|PorM = Scorchcake
|PorN = The name is a portmanteau of ''"chamuscar"'' (to scorch) and ''"bolo"'' (cake)
|notes = y
|notes = y
}}
}}


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
<gallery>
Scorchcake.jpeg|A Scorchcake seen in [[Crackling Cauldron]].
Scorchcake.jpeg|A Scorchcake seen in [[Crackling Cauldron]].
FallenScorchcake.jpg|A dead Scorchcake.
P4 Scorchcake Close-Up.jpg|Alternate angle of the Scorchcake in Crackling Cauldron.
Scorchcake fiery side.jpg|The fiery side of a Scorchcake.
Scorchcake attack.jpg|A Scorchcake preparing to squash a [[pikpik carrot]].
FallenScorchcake.jpg|A dead Scorchcake in the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 4)|Piklopedia]].
Scorchcake_Mid_Attack.jpg|A Scorchcake found in [[Hotshock Canyon]], attempting to crush [[Red Pikmin]] and [[Rock Pikmin]].
P4 Dead Scorchcake.jpg|A defeated Scorchcake at a different angle.
Scorchcake_P4_Cradle_Of_The_Beast.jpg|A Scorchcake in [[Cradle of the Beast]].
</gallery>
</gallery>
== See also ==
*[[Shockcake]]
*[[Freezecake]]


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[[Category:Fire enemies]]
[[Category:Crushing enemies]]
[[Category:Crushing enemies]]
[[Category:Crackling Cauldron]]
[[Category:Cradle of the Beast]]

Latest revision as of 20:29, September 24, 2024

Scorchcake In-game icon.
Icon for the Scorchcake, from Pikmin 4's Piklopedia.
Appears in Pikmin 4
Scientific name Conchcrustus emberio
Family Shellcake
Areas None
Caves Crackling Cauldron, Cradle of the Beast
Dandori Challenge stages Rockaway Cellars
Dandori Battle stages Hot Sandy Duel
Attacks Crush Pikmin, burn Pikmin

The Scorchcake (ヤキオオバン?, lit.: "Burning Ōban-yaki") is a disc-shaped enemy in Pikmin 4. On one side it has a hard brown carapace, while on the other side it is constantly aflame and can burn Pikmin. It flips between these sides and can crush Pikmin while doing so.

Stats[edit]

Weight Max.
carriers
Seeds Value Health
7 14 10 Sparklium × 7 1000

Behavior[edit]

The Scorchcake will lie in wait for prey, occasionally sticking its eyestalks out. When Pikmin or a leader draw near, it will rotate its body 90 degrees so it rests on its side. After a short delay, it will turn another 90 degrees, attempting to crush and/or burn prey depending on which side is touched. If the creature lands on its fiery side, it releases a burst of flames around itself, igniting and damaging anything in its way, so care should be taken when getting too close. Regardless of the side it lands on as it dies, its corpse will always end up fire-side up with the fire extinguished.

Appearance[edit]

The Scorchcake is a cylindrical rock-covered mollusc-like creature with its underside being covered in flames. It has blue snail-like eyes that are able to retract and hide within its shell.

Locations[edit]

One Scorchcake is found on sublevel 2 of the Crackling Cauldron, and another is found on sublevel 1 of the Cradle of the Beast. The Dandori Challenge Rockaway Cellars has two, and they can spawn in the Dandori Battle Hot Sandy Duel.

Strategy[edit]

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

Despite its appearance, the Scorchcake's "crust" is soft enough to be damaged, though the fiery underbelly can only be damaged by Red Pikmin. If the player character or Oatchi have equipped the Scorch Guard, this minimizes the risk of harm from the creature's fire. Even with a small squad, the Scorchcake is simple enough to deal with, as long as you ensure no Pikmin are vulnerable in its path. If they are about to be crushed, or are on fire, simply whistle them to your side. If the Scorchcake loses all of its health while on its side, all Pikmin should be immediately called away, or they will be crushed as the creature topples over to become a corpse. Both throwing and charging are effective methods of attack when fighting this creature.

Notes[edit]

Dalmo's notes[edit]

In a way, it looks kind of like a tasty treat. But in actuality, this burning bivalve relative is a fierce hunter, squashing its prey with a fiery flourish! The beauty of its popping, crackling flames and the dynamic cartwheels it can perform in battle is a spectacle to behold!

Olimar's notes[edit]

Related to bivalves, it uses its internal muscles to dexterously manipulate its upper and lower shells. This ability allows it to squash eggs and small Ambuloradices like Pikmin, thus returning nectar to the ground. It then feeds off the microorganisms and moss that benefit from the nectar.

To further facilitate the growth of its food, the Scorchcake will secrete oils from its body through its shell and onto the ground. It then sets that area on fire, perhaps as a way to improve soil fertility.

Louie's notes[edit]

Remove the internal meat, and place directly on the shell while it's still smoldering to cook. It almost smells better than it tastes.

Other information[edit]

  • Pikmin 4 Piklopedia number: #71

Naming[edit]

See more: Shellcake family#Naming.
  • Common name: Scorchcake. The name comes from its cake-like shape and scorching flames.
  • Japanese nickname: ヤキオオバン?. This phrase could be an anagram of "ōban-yaki (大判焼き)", a Kansai-dialect derived name for a type of cylindrical cake cooked on a flippable, indented pan, like a waffle iron. It is also a pun on 焼く? (lit.: "to burn").
  • Japanese name: セキタンオオバンガイ?, lit.: "Coal Ōban-yaki Shellfish".
  • Scientific name: Conchcrustus emberio. "Conch" may refer to the real life marine mollusk of the same name, and "crustus" may stem from "crust" or the Latin root word "crustae" meaning "rind, shell, crust". Emberio is derived from "ember".
  • Internal names: YAKISENBEI
  • Prerelease: None.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Flag of Japan Japanese ヤキオオバン?
Yakiōban
Burning Ōban-yaki From 焼き? (lit.: "burning") and 大判焼き? (lit.: "ōban-yaki")
Flag of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Chinese
(traditional)
燃燒車輪
Ránshāo Chēlún
Flaming Wheel
Flag of China Chinese
(simplified)
燃烧车轮
Ránshāo Chēlún
Flaming Wheel
Flag of the Netherlands Dutch Vurige koekeloerdraaier Fiery Peekflipper 'Koekeloeren' is a more childish / fun way of saying the word 'gluren' (peeking)
Flag of France French Mastocrêpe brûlant Burning blockrepe From "mastoc" (bulky, blocky), "crêpe" (crepe)
Flag of Germany German Schmorkuchen Braise Cake
Flag of Italy Italian Mitil brulé From mitile (mussel) and crème brûlée.
Flag of South Korea Korean 불빵
Bulbbang
Firebread
Flag of Brazil Portuguese Chamusbolo Scorchcake The name is a portmanteau of "chamuscar" (to scorch) and "bolo" (cake)
Flag of Spain Spanish Chamustarta Scorchcake From "chamuscar" (scorch) and "tarta" (cake)

Gallery[edit]

See also[edit]