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==Native Fauna== | ==Native Fauna== | ||
*[[Puffy Blowhog]] | *[[Puffy Blowhog]] | ||
Revision as of 10:20, March 14, 2009
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A Mamuta and a Red 10-Pellet in the Distant Spring's Challenge Mode.
The Distant Spring is the fourth area Olimar discovers on his first visit to the Pikmin Planet. It is part of a huge wetland at the edge of the forest (and thusly named "Distant Spring"). The terrain is mostly aquatic with unique creatures spread throughout. This land also is home to most of Captain Olimar's missing ship parts, of which there are ten. The Perplexing Pool bears resemblance to the Distant Spring. They feature similar maps and similar looking ledges, and the same tree trunks. However, several gates are gone in the Perplexing Pool.
Native Fauna
- Puffy Blowhog
- Dwarf Bulbear
- Spotty Bulbear
- Water Dumple
- Shearwig
- Iridescent Flint Beetle
- Yellow Wollywog
- Wogpole
- Swooping Snitchbug
- Armored Cannon Beetle
- Smoky Progg (before day 15 only)
Challenge Mode Enemies
- Fiery Blowhog
- Dwarf Red Bulborb
- Red Bulborb
- Puffstool
- Puffy Blowhog
- Yellow Wollywog
- Mamuta
- Pearly Clamclamp