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== Members == | == Members == | ||
===Pricklepuff=== | ===Pricklepuff=== | ||
[[File:Pricklepuff | [[File:Pikmin Garden Pricklepuff render.png|left|150px]] | ||
{{main|Pricklepuff}} | {{main|Pricklepuff}} | ||
Scientific name: ''Piscpineous pardos'' | |||
The Pricklepuff is an aquatic enemy first discovered in the [[Serene Shores]] in {{p4}}. They are light cream and have darker colored spots lining the front of their of their body. The front of their face is covered with spikes, the same color of their body, which they use to attack predators and prey. They also have cyan eyes and light blue, translucent fins. | The Pricklepuff is an aquatic enemy first discovered in the [[Serene Shores]] in {{p4}}. They are light cream and have darker colored spots lining the front of their of their body. The front of their face is covered with spikes, the same color of their body, which they use to attack predators and prey. They also have cyan eyes and light blue, translucent fins. | ||
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== Naming == | == Naming == | ||
The family's name | The family's name, pricklepuff, contains the word ''prickle'' which is in relation the sharp spikes that the creature uses to defend itself. The word ''puff'' could be referring to the fact that the Pricklepuff looks very similar to {{w|pufferfish}}. | ||
The family genus, ''Piscpineous'', can be split up into three parts: | The family genus, ''Piscpineous'', can be split up into three parts: | ||
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|PorM = From "baiacu" (pufferfish) and "agulha" (needle) | |PorM = From "baiacu" (pufferfish) and "agulha" (needle) | ||
|Kor = 가시망둥이 과 | |Kor = 가시망둥이 과 | ||
|KorR = | |KorR = gasimangdung-i gwa | ||
|KorM = | |KorM = | ||
|Spa = Globoespínidos | |||
|SpaM = From "globo" (balloon) and "espina" (spine) | |||
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{{families}} | {{families}} | ||
[[Category:Pricklepuff family| ]] | [[Category:Pricklepuff family| ]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:39, September 27, 2024
The pricklepuff family is a family of aquatic creatures introduced in Pikmin 4. It contains only one member, the Pricklepuff, which the family is named after. All members of this family belong to the Piscpineous genus.
Members[edit]
Pricklepuff[edit]
- Main article: Pricklepuff.
Scientific name: Piscpineous pardos
The Pricklepuff is an aquatic enemy first discovered in the Serene Shores in Pikmin 4. They are light cream and have darker colored spots lining the front of their of their body. The front of their face is covered with spikes, the same color of their body, which they use to attack predators and prey. They also have cyan eyes and light blue, translucent fins.
Naming[edit]
The family's name, pricklepuff, contains the word prickle which is in relation the sharp spikes that the creature uses to defend itself. The word puff could be referring to the fact that the Pricklepuff looks very similar to pufferfish.
The family genus, Piscpineous, can be split up into three parts:
- The first part, Pisc is most likely a shortened version of the word piscine which means 'of or concerning fish', due to the fact that the Pricklepuff is a fish.
- The second part, pine may be referring to the spikes that line the Pricklepuff's face as they look very similar to the long needle-like leaves of a pine tree.
- The final part, ous, is a suffix that means 'characterized by; of the nature of'. This means that the Pricklepuff is categorised by its spikes, which accurately describes how the fish looks.
Names in other languages[edit]
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| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
トゲハゼ科? Toge haze ka |
Thorn goby family |
 French |
globépines | From "globe" and "épines" (thorns) |
 German |
Nadler | Needlers |
 Korean |
가시망둥이 과 gasimangdung-i gwa |
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 Portuguese |
Baiagulhídeos | From "baiacu" (pufferfish) and "agulha" (needle) |
 Spanish |
Globoespínidos | From "globo" (balloon) and "espina" (spine) |
