Skitterling family: Difference between revisions
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|JapR = Konoha Mushi Ka | |JapR = Konoha Mushi Ka | ||
|JapM = Leaf bug family | |JapM = Leaf bug family | ||
|ChiTrad = 木葉蟲科 | |||
|Fra = ricocheurs | |Fra = ricocheurs | ||
|FraM = From ''haricot'' (bean) and ''cacheur'' (hider) | |FraM = From ''haricot'' (bean) and ''cacheur'' (hider) | ||
|Kor = 잎사귀벌레 과 | |||
|Spa = Pisaátomos | |Spa = Pisaátomos | ||
|SpaM = Atomcrushers | |SpaM = Atomcrushers |
Revision as of 14:35, March 26, 2022
The skitterling family is a group of creatures in the Pikmin series, of which three species have been cataloged so far. Most of the skitterling family resemble leaves, and are motionless until a leader or a group of Pikmin comes by.
Members
Desiccated Skitter Leaf
- Main article: Desiccated Skitter Leaf.
Desiccated Skitter Leaves, introduced in Pikmin 3, are the more hostile members of the skitterling family. They actually have a means of killing Pikmin by grabbing them and eating them swiftly. They resemble withered and dead leaves rather than the healthy ones Skitter Leaves imitate. The edges of the leaves are serrated and sharp, unlike its green relative.
Skitter Leaf
- Main article: Skitter Leaf.
The Skitter Leaf is a harmless enemy introduced in Pikmin 2. They resemble a regular, healthy leaf. Skitter Leaves are fairly uncommon enemies, but are often found in groups. If approached, a Skitter Leaf will try to scurry away as it has no means of defense or offense. They can often be more trouble than they're worth, since they are only worth one Poko and seed.
Naming
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"Skitter" is a verb that means "to run around", referring to how these creatures scurry about. This word is used in the family member's names, as well as the name of the family itself, which is a portmanteau of "skitter" and "ling", a suffix meaning that something is concerned with the root of the word it is found in.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | コノハムシ科? Konoha Mushi Ka |
Leaf bug family |
Chinese (traditional) |
木葉蟲科 | |
French | ricocheurs | From haricot (bean) and cacheur (hider) |
Korean | 잎사귀벌레 과 | |
Spanish | Pisaátomos | Atomcrushers |