Mockiwi

Mockiwi
Appears in	Hey! Pikmin
Scientific name	Pseudoactinidia perniciosa
Family	Mockiwi
Areas	First Expedition, Cavern of Confusion, Cherrystone Pass, Serene Stream, The Burning Sky, The Lonely Tower, Steel Pipe Forest, Space of Silence, Drenchnozzle Den, Fragrant Forest, Valley of the Breeze, Gale-Force Glen, Terror Trench, Barriers of Flame, Over Wintry Mountains, Secret Spot 3
Attacks	Eat Pikmin

The Mockiwi (マッキー^?) is an enemy found in Hey! Pikmin, and a member of the mockiwi family. It is a round, bird-like creature with a yellow body, a short, wide beak, large brown eyes, and two small vestigial wings. Based on some official Hey! Pikmin game art, they are almost completely covered in small, hair-like feathers.

Stats

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Weight	Max. carriers	Seeds	Value	Health	Regen.
N/A	N/A	N/A	× 2

Behavior

The Mockiwi are aggressive creatures that will attack Pikmin on sight. They mainly patrol a set path, making clucking sounds as they move about. When they spot Pikmin or Captain Olimar, they will give chase. They can also be found sleeping, and will begin to patrol once they have been awakened.

Mockiwi can also emerge from holes in walls. These Mockiwi will continue to appear after the previous is killed.

Mockiwi cannot swim and will drown to death if they fall into water.

Mockiwi will not follow the player should they climb onto a ledge, despite seemingly being tall enough to scale most ledges. They will instead watch the player, screech and snarl, and then walk away.

Locations

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• Brilliant Garden
  • First Expedition
  • Cavern of Confusion
  • Cherrystone Pass
  • Secret Spot 3
• Verdant Waterfront
  • Serene Stream
• Sparkling Labyrinth
  • The Burning Sky
• Ravaged Rustworks
  • The Lonely Tower
  • Steel Pipe Forest
  • Space of Silence
  • Drenchnozzle Den
• Leafswirl Lagoon
  • Fragrant Forest
  • Valley of the Breeze
  • Gale-Force Glen
• Sweltering Parchlands
  • Terror Trench
  • Barriers of Flame
• Snowfall Field
  • Over Wintry Mountains

Strategy

Artwork of Pikmin fighting a Mockiwi.

The following article or section contains guides. The strategies shown are just suggestions.

Mockiwi may be large, but they can easily be taken out with any Pikmin type: simply throw one or two onto its back and then bombard it freely; the Pikmin on its back will render it unable to attack you or the Pikmin onslaught. Mockiwi drop 2 Sparklium upon death.

Mockiwi will not be able to turn around if the player hits them quickly enough. This can be exploited to take them out without losing any Pikmin.

To avoid fighting the Mockiwi when you have no Pikmin, use the jetpack to fly over it. Olimar will touch the creature as he flies by, but will not interact with it or be damaged.

Notes

Hey! Pikmin logs

“Its large beak is a holdover from when its kind could fly, but the wings are totally vestigial now. It spends all its time either eating or sleeping. Hmm...reminds me of a certain pooch back on Hocotate.”

Gallery

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  A Mockiwi.

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  A Mockiwi coming out from a hole.

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  A Mockiwi drowning.

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  A Mockiwi being woken up.

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  A Mockiwi yawning after waking up.

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  A Mockiwi in the creature log.

Naming

See more: Mockiwi family#Naming.

• Common name: Mockiwi. It is a combination of "Mock", implying a fake imitation, and "Kiwi", likely referring to the real world kiwi bird it resembles.
• Japanese nickname: マッキー^?. The meaning is unknown, but might derive from 真っ黄色^?, lit.: "vivid yellow".
• Japanese name: キウイマルキドリ^?, lit.: "Kiwi Round Yellow Bird".
• Scientific name: Pseudoactinidia perniciosa. Perniciosa is Latin for "dangerous".
• Internal names: Its internal name is makky, the same as its Japanese common name. Its generator name is enemy_makky.
• Prerelease: None.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	マッキー? Makkī
Dutch	Kiewit	From kievit (lapwing) and kiwi
French	Faukiwi	From faux (fake) and kiwi
German	Quitterich	From Quitte (quince) and the -rich Suffix, which denotes a male bird
Italian	Canarkiwi	From canaria (canary) and kiwi
Korean	마키
Spanish	Piquiwi	From pequeño (small) and kiwi

See also

• Bulborb
• Crested Mockiwi
• Elongated Crushblat