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The '''Shellter family''' is a family of [[Enemy|enemies]] introduced in {{hp}}. The only member of the family so far is the [[Crammed Wraith]] | The '''Shellter family''' is a family of [[Enemy|enemies]] introduced in {{hp}}. The only member of the family so far is the [[Crammed Wraith]], which belongs to the ''Tumidoculum'' genus. | ||
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{{main|Crammed Wraith}} | {{main|Crammed Wraith}} | ||
Scientific name: ''Tumidoculum domesticancerius'' | |||
The Crammed Wraith is a hermit crab-like enemy found in {{hp}}. When it notices Pikmin approaching, it will push them away. | The Crammed Wraith is a hermit crab-like enemy found in {{hp}}. When it notices Pikmin approaching, it will push them away. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:38, October 29, 2024
The Shellter family is a family of enemies introduced in Hey! Pikmin. The only member of the family so far is the Crammed Wraith, which belongs to the Tumidoculum genus.
Members[edit]
Crammed Wraith[edit]
- Main article: Crammed Wraith.
Scientific name: Tumidoculum domesticancerius
The Crammed Wraith is a hermit crab-like enemy found in Hey! Pikmin. When it notices Pikmin approaching, it will push them away.
Naming[edit]
The family name is a combination of the words "shell" and "shelter", as its single member has a shell that is presumably used as a form of shelter.
Tumidoculum is possibly derived from the Latin words tumido, meaning "swollen", and oculum, meaning "eye".
Names in other languages[edit]
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| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
デメヤドカリ科? Deme yadokari ka |
Bug-eyed hermit crab family |
 Dutch |
Schelpers | Shell-ers |
 French |
rocoquilles | Wordplay of roc (rock) and coquilles (shells) |
 German |
Greifer | Grabbers |
 Italian |
Guscidi | |
 Korean |
툭눈소라게 과 | |
 Spanish |
Conchílidos |
