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In ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', Spotty Bulbears return with strengths and weaknesses not present in previous titles. | In ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', Spotty Bulbears return with strengths and weaknesses not present in previous titles. | ||
==Biology== | ==Biology== | ||
The Spotty Bulbear, like all Grub-dogs, has bulbous eyes, which are purple (red in the first game), as well as the short stubby legs, sizable girth, and spotty backside. Its backside is black with red spots (which pulsated in the first game) and it has a creamy yellow face. Unlike its cousins, however, the Spotty Bulbear has a bigger, wider mouth to match its girth. Its size also gives it more durability to Pikmin attacks and Bomb Rocks | The Spotty Bulbear, like all Grub-dogs, has a mammalian appearance, bulbous eyes, which are purple (red in the first game), as well as the short stubby legs, sizable girth, and spotty backside. Its backside is black with red spots (which pulsated in the first game) and it has a creamy yellow face. Unlike its cousins, however, the Spotty Bulbear has a bigger, wider mouth to match its girth. Its size also gives it more durability to Pikmin attacks and Bomb Rocks | ||
Olimar notes that this creature "has a certain indefatigability," which is supported mainly in the second game and partly the third game, as the Spotty Bulbear is not only sleepless in both games, but in the second game, it will also revive if defeated and left alone. One can then conclude that the Spotty Bulbear is at a high point in the food chain. | Olimar notes that this creature "has a certain indefatigability," which is supported mainly in the second game and partly the third game, as the Spotty Bulbear is not only sleepless in both games, but in the second game, it will also revive if defeated and left alone. One can then conclude that the Spotty Bulbear is at a high point in the food chain. | ||