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Ravenous Whiskerpillars are harmless enemies in ''Pikmin 2''. These enemies do not care about the Pikmin, instead aiming for [[Burgeoning Spiderwort]]s, particularly their berries. They climb atop the plant and begin chewing on the berries, destroying them. After it's knocked off or it's full, it flees for a while, and proceeds to bury underground, making it important to defeat it before it does so. Until it's killed, it will keep returning. Strangely, this enemy does not appear to actually die, as it can be seen squirming while [[Carrying|carried]].
Ravenous Whiskerpillars are harmless enemies in ''Pikmin 2''. These enemies do not care about the Pikmin, instead aiming for [[Burgeoning Spiderwort]]s, particularly their berries. They climb atop the plant and begin chewing on the berries, destroying them. After it's knocked off or it's full, it flees for a while, and proceeds to bury underground, making it important to defeat it before it does so. Until it's killed, it will keep returning. Strangely, this enemy does not appear to actually die, as it can be seen squirming while [[Carrying|carried]].
===Names in other languages===
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|Jap = ハナゲ科
|JapR = Hanage Ka
|JapM = Nose hair family
}}


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The whiskerpillar family is a family of enemies in Pikmin 2, with only one known member, the Ravenous Whiskerpillar. The family is named after it.

Members

Ravenous Whiskerpillar

Artwork of two Ravenous Whiskerpillars.
Main article: Ravenous Whiskerpillar.

Ravenous Whiskerpillars are harmless enemies in Pikmin 2. These enemies do not care about the Pikmin, instead aiming for Burgeoning Spiderworts, particularly their berries. They climb atop the plant and begin chewing on the berries, destroying them. After it's knocked off or it's full, it flees for a while, and proceeds to bury underground, making it important to defeat it before it does so. Until it's killed, it will keep returning. Strangely, this enemy does not appear to actually die, as it can be seen squirming while carried.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Flag of Japan Japanese ハナゲ科?
Hanage Ka
Nose hair family