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The '''Mama Sheargrub''' ({{j|マザーウジンコ|Mazā Ujin Ko|Mother Tiny Maggot}}) is an large [[enemy]] found in ''Pikmin 4''. It resembles an enlarged [[Female Sheargrub]], but is much deadlier due to its [[Hazard|crushing]] attacks and despite its size it still retains its burrowing capabilities. | The '''Mama Sheargrub''' ({{j|マザーウジンコ|Mazā Ujin Ko|Mother Tiny Maggot}}) is an large [[enemy]] found in ''Pikmin 4''. It resembles an enlarged [[Female Sheargrub]], but is much deadlier due to its [[Hazard|crushing]] attacks and despite its size it still retains its burrowing capabilities. | ||
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== Behavior == | == Behavior == | ||
If a player, Oatchi, or a Pikmin comes nearby the summoning area, it will dig out of the ground and roam around for a bit, generally behaving like a Female Sheargrub. Should any of those three get too close or attack, it will flail and try and flatten anything that is beneath it. Once any threat has been neutralized it will return back into the earth. | If a player, Oatchi, or a Pikmin comes nearby the summoning area, it will dig out of the ground and roam around for a bit, generally behaving like a Female Sheargrub. Should any of those three get too close or attack, it will flail and try and flatten anything that is beneath it. Once any threat has been neutralized it will return back into the earth. | ||
== Locations == | == Locations == | ||
*[[Giant's Hearth]] | *[[Giant's Hearth]] | ||
*[[The Mud Pit]] | *[[The Mud Pit]] | ||
*[[Sun-Speckled Terrace]] ([[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]]) | *[[Sun-Speckled Terrace]] ([[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]]) | ||
*[[Trial of the Sage Leaf]] 9th Story: Turf Turmoil | |||
== Strategy == | == Strategy == | ||
{{guide}} | {{guide}} | ||
The Mama Sheargrub seems unassuming, but can decimate large parts of your squad if not dealt with carefully. It is advised to avoid [[Charge|charging]] this foe with crush-weak Pikmin as there is a chance it could pre-emptively jump and crush those sent towards it. Instead, it is best to throw Pikmin (Preferably high-damaging Pikmin such as Red Pikmin) repeatedly, whistling back Pikmin thrown off to avoid them being crushed. Purple Pikmin are effective against this foe too, but beware, the fact they stop in mid-air to perform their slam attack means it is not always likely they will latch on. Since the ground it spawns from is always soft, you can use Rock Pikmin to avoid your army getting flattened and only have your Rock Pikmin be temporarily grounded, the Rock Pikmin are extra effective at charging the enemy, 25 Rock Pikmin are enough to defeat this enemy immediately with no casualties. Winged Pikmin are highly unlikely to be crushed by this foe as well, since they always try to be airborne, so using them is comparatively as safe, especially when fought in mud and mold like in [[The Mud Pit]]. | |||
The Mama Sheargrub can | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
=== Dalmo's notes === | |||
=== Dalmo's | |||
{{transcript|Since it's exceptionally large, when it squirms to move or wriggles minutely side to side to dig its whole body into the ground like a drill, you can observe it in all its exceptional detail! The way it moves is quite enchanting to watch. If only we could super-duper-size all creatures like this!|block=y}} | {{transcript|Since it's exceptionally large, when it squirms to move or wriggles minutely side to side to dig its whole body into the ground like a drill, you can observe it in all its exceptional detail! The way it moves is quite enchanting to watch. If only we could super-duper-size all creatures like this!|block=y}} | ||
=== Olimar's | === Olimar's notes === | ||
{{transcript|The Mama Sheargrub will typically molt when it reaches maturity, then dig itself into the ground to prepare for egg laying. However, certain types, like this specimen, exhibit neoteny and retain the appearance of a juvenile of the species. | {{transcript|The Mama Sheargrub will typically molt when it reaches maturity, then dig itself into the ground to prepare for egg laying. However, certain types, like this specimen, exhibit neoteny and retain the appearance of a juvenile of the species. | ||
If this species locates an abundant food source, they won't leave it. Sometimes they will stay at that spot for years, steadily growing to gigantic proportions, like this one. | If this species locates an abundant food source, they won't leave it. Sometimes they will stay at that spot for years, steadily growing to gigantic proportions, like this one. | ||
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Though this specimen has the look of a juvenile, it has fully developed reproductive abilities and can achieve impressively high birth rates. Its offspring, however, are the same size as a typical Sheargrub.|block=y}} | Though this specimen has the look of a juvenile, it has fully developed reproductive abilities and can achieve impressively high birth rates. Its offspring, however, are the same size as a typical Sheargrub.|block=y}} | ||
=== Louie's | === Louie's notes === | ||
{{transcript|Best enjoyed when big and round—and full of eggs. Salt lightly, then grill. The squishy, sticky mouthfeel will have you coming back for more.|block=y}} | {{transcript|Best enjoyed when big and round—and full of eggs. Salt lightly, then grill. The squishy, sticky mouthfeel will have you coming back for more.|block=y}} | ||
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|jpcommon = {{j|マザーウジンコ|Mazā Ujin Ko}}. It directly translates into "Mother Tiny Maggot". | |jpcommon = {{j|マザーウジンコ|Mazā Ujin Ko}}. It directly translates into "Mother Tiny Maggot". | ||
|jpname = {{j|ヒラバヒメアギト 幼形成熟|Hira Ba Hime Agito Youkeiseijuku|Flat Edge Small Jaw (neotenic)}}. ヒラバヒメアギト is the Japanese name for the Female Sheargrub, with the added clarification of its neoteny, where adults retain juvenile features. | |jpname = {{j|ヒラバヒメアギト 幼形成熟|Hira Ba Hime Agito Youkeiseijuku|Flat Edge Small Jaw (neotenic)}}. ヒラバヒメアギト is the Japanese name for the Female Sheargrub, with the added clarification of its neoteny, where adults retain juvenile features. | ||
|scientific = | |scientific = ''Himeagea mandibulosa'' (neotenic). ''Himeagea mandibulosa'' is the scientific name for the Female Sheargrub, with the added clarification that it's a neotenic form of the enemy. | ||
|internal = <code>BIGUJINKO</code>. <code>UJINKO</code> is the first part of the internal names for the Female Sheargrubs, with "big" added to distinguish the size. | |internal = <code>BIGUJINKO</code>. <code>UJINKO</code> is the first part of the internal names for the Female Sheargrubs, with "big" added to distinguish the size. | ||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Mama Sheargrub P4.jpg|A Mama Sheargrub in the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 4)|Piklopedia]]. | Mama Sheargrub P4.jpg|A Mama Sheargrub in the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 4)|Piklopedia]]. | ||
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Mama Sheargrub size comparison.jpg|Both the corpse of a Mama Sheargrub and a [[Female Sheargrub]] for a comparison of the size of a Mama Sheargrub. | Mama Sheargrub size comparison.jpg|Both the corpse of a Mama Sheargrub and a [[Female Sheargrub]] for a comparison of the size of a Mama Sheargrub. | ||
P4 Dead Mama Sheargrub.jpg|A defeated Mama Sheargrub from a different angle. | P4 Dead Mama Sheargrub.jpg|A defeated Mama Sheargrub from a different angle. | ||
Mama Sheargrub P4 Sunspeckled Terrace OST.jpg|A Mama Sheargrub with, presumably, its children. | |||
Mama Sheargrub P4 Yellow Onion.jpg|A Mama Sheargrub in front of the [[Onion|Yellow Onion]]. | |||
Mama Sheargrub P4 Giants Hearth.jpg|Two Mama Sheargrubs in front of a hanging [[Slapstick Crescent]] in [[Giant's Hearth]]. | |||
Mama Sheargrub P4 Burrows.jpg|A Mama Sheargrub burrowing into the ground in [[The Mud Pit]]. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
*[[Female Sheargrub]] | *[[Female Sheargrub]] | ||
*[[Male Sheargrub]] | *[[Male Sheargrub]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:15, September 18, 2024
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| Appears in | Pikmin 4 | ||
| Scientific name | Himeagea mandibulosa (neotenic) | ||
| Family | Mandiblard | ||
| Areas | Sun-Speckled Terrace (Olimar's Shipwreck Tale), Giant's Hearth | ||
| Caves | The Mud Pit | ||
| Dandori Challenge stages | Trial of the Sage Leaf | ||
| Dandori Battle stages | None | ||
| Attacks | Crushes Pikmin | ||
The Mama Sheargrub (マザーウジンコ?, lit.: "Mother Tiny Maggot") is an large enemy found in Pikmin 4. It resembles an enlarged Female Sheargrub, but is much deadlier due to its crushing attacks and despite its size it still retains its burrowing capabilities.
Stats[edit]
| Weight | Max. carriers |
Seeds | Value | Health |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | 20 | 10 |  × 10
|
1000 |
Behavior[edit]
If a player, Oatchi, or a Pikmin comes nearby the summoning area, it will dig out of the ground and roam around for a bit, generally behaving like a Female Sheargrub. Should any of those three get too close or attack, it will flail and try and flatten anything that is beneath it. Once any threat has been neutralized it will return back into the earth.
Locations[edit]
- Giant's Hearth
- The Mud Pit
- Sun-Speckled Terrace (Olimar's Shipwreck Tale)
- Trial of the Sage Leaf 9th Story: Turf Turmoil
Strategy[edit]
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The following article or section contains guides. |
The Mama Sheargrub seems unassuming, but can decimate large parts of your squad if not dealt with carefully. It is advised to avoid charging this foe with crush-weak Pikmin as there is a chance it could pre-emptively jump and crush those sent towards it. Instead, it is best to throw Pikmin (Preferably high-damaging Pikmin such as Red Pikmin) repeatedly, whistling back Pikmin thrown off to avoid them being crushed. Purple Pikmin are effective against this foe too, but beware, the fact they stop in mid-air to perform their slam attack means it is not always likely they will latch on. Since the ground it spawns from is always soft, you can use Rock Pikmin to avoid your army getting flattened and only have your Rock Pikmin be temporarily grounded, the Rock Pikmin are extra effective at charging the enemy, 25 Rock Pikmin are enough to defeat this enemy immediately with no casualties. Winged Pikmin are highly unlikely to be crushed by this foe as well, since they always try to be airborne, so using them is comparatively as safe, especially when fought in mud and mold like in The Mud Pit.
Notes[edit]
Dalmo's notes[edit]
“Since it's exceptionally large, when it squirms to move or wriggles minutely side to side to dig its whole body into the ground like a drill, you can observe it in all its exceptional detail! The way it moves is quite enchanting to watch. If only we could super-duper-size all creatures like this!”
Olimar's notes[edit]
“The Mama Sheargrub will typically molt when it reaches maturity, then dig itself into the ground to prepare for egg laying. However, certain types, like this specimen, exhibit neoteny and retain the appearance of a juvenile of the species.
If this species locates an abundant food source, they won't leave it. Sometimes they will stay at that spot for years, steadily growing to gigantic proportions, like this one.
Though this specimen has the look of a juvenile, it has fully developed reproductive abilities and can achieve impressively high birth rates. Its offspring, however, are the same size as a typical Sheargrub.”Louie's notes[edit]
“Best enjoyed when big and round—and full of eggs. Salt lightly, then grill. The squishy, sticky mouthfeel will have you coming back for more.”
Other information[edit]
- Pikmin 4 Piklopedia number: #29
Naming[edit]
- Common name: Mama Sheargrub. "Mama" refers to the maturity and gender of the sheargrub.
- Japanese nickname: マザーウジンコ?. It directly translates into "Mother Tiny Maggot".
- Japanese name: ヒラバヒメアギト 幼形成熟?, lit.: "Flat Edge Small Jaw (neotenic)". ヒラバヒメアギト is the Japanese name for the Female Sheargrub, with the added clarification of its neoteny, where adults retain juvenile features.
- Scientific name: Himeagea mandibulosa (neotenic). Himeagea mandibulosa is the scientific name for the Female Sheargrub, with the added clarification that it's a neotenic form of the enemy.
- Internal names:
BIGUJINKO.UJINKOis the first part of the internal names for the Female Sheargrubs, with "big" added to distinguish the size. - Prerelease: None.
Names in other languages[edit]
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The following article or section needs help from someone who can translate Chinese text. |
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
マザーウジンコ? Mazā Ujinko |
Mother Tiny Maggot | ウジンコ? is Japanese for the Male and Female Sheargrubs |
 Chinese(traditional) |
母體蛆蛆仔 Mǔtǐ Qūqū Zǐ |
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 Chinese(simplified) |
母体蛆蛆仔 Mǔtǐ Qūqū Zǐ |
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 Dutch |
Koninginschaargruppie | Queen sheargrub | |
 French |
Boufpon matrone | Matron bridge-eater | "Boufpon" is a portmanteau of "bouffe" (eat, grub) and "pont" (bridge) |
 German |
Termitentos-Königin | Termitentos Queen | "Termitentos" is a corruption of "Termite" |
 Italian |
Tarlo molare madre | Mother molar woodworm | "Tarlo" means "woodworm" "Molare" may come from the molar teeth, in reference to how they "chew" bridges |
 Korean |
엄마땅벼룩 Eomma-Ttang-Byeoruk |
Mom Ground Flea | |
 Portuguese |
Cupim-lacera rainha | Queen shred termite | |
 Spanish |
Comején madre | Mother termite |
Gallery[edit]
A Mama Sheargrub in the Piklopedia.
A Mama Sheargrub jumping and slamming into the ground to crush anything underneath.
A Mama Sheargrub in the Sun-Speckled Terrace in Olimar's Shipwreck Tale.
Both the corpse of a Mama Sheargrub and a Female Sheargrub for a comparison of the size of a Mama Sheargrub.
A defeated Mama Sheargrub from a different angle.
A Mama Sheargrub with, presumably, its children.
A Mama Sheargrub in front of the Yellow Onion.
Two Mama Sheargrubs in front of a hanging Slapstick Crescent in Giant's Hearth.
A Mama Sheargrub burrowing into the ground in The Mud Pit.
