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The '''kettlebug family''' is a family of [[Enemy|enemies]] in ''Pikmin 2'', with only one known member, the [[Antenna Beetle]]. The family name comes from the terms [[wikipedia:Kettle|kettle]] and bug. | The '''kettlebug family''' is a family of [[Enemy|enemies]] in ''Pikmin 2'', with only one known member, the [[Antenna Beetle]]. The family name comes from the terms [[wikipedia:Kettle|kettle]] and bug. The reason for the name "kettle" could be a pun or a mistranslation, given that in the Antenna Beetle's Japanese name, {{j|カマドフマ|Kamadofuma|Cave Cricket|f=tp}}, {{j|カマド|kamado}} means "stove". | ||
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The Antenna Beetle is an enemy in ''Pikmin 2''. When it is present in the [[ | The Antenna Beetle is an enemy in ''Pikmin 2''. When it is present in the [[sublevel]], it scrambles the [[Treasure Gauge]] on the [[HUD]]. This enemy can whistle around itself, and attract the player's Pikmin against their will. After a while, it'll jump into the air and land nearby shortly after. Its defeat ensures the normal functioning of the Treasure Gauge, as well as the release of any entranced Pikmin. | ||
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The kettlebug family is a family of enemies in Pikmin 2, with only one known member, the Antenna Beetle. The family name comes from the terms kettle and bug. The reason for the name "kettle" could be a pun or a mistranslation, given that in the Antenna Beetle's Japanese name, カマドフマ? (lit.: "Cave Cricket"), カマド? means "stove".
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Antenna Beetle
- Main article: Antenna Beetle.
The Antenna Beetle is an enemy in Pikmin 2. When it is present in the sublevel, it scrambles the Treasure Gauge on the HUD. This enemy can whistle around itself, and attract the player's Pikmin against their will. After a while, it'll jump into the air and land nearby shortly after. Its defeat ensures the normal functioning of the Treasure Gauge, as well as the release of any entranced Pikmin.