User:NintendoPanda101

Welcome to Ninpan's Daily Creature Feature.

On this page I will have a daily writing on a Pikmin creature. This will include minor headcanon content, such as technical names for enemies that didn't appear in Pikmin 1, and ignoring basically everything Pikmin 4 has to say about Pikmin 1 enemies. When I started this on this wiki, I was already up to day 10 on a Discord server. I will not be covering Hey Pikmin enemies. Feel free to fix any typos!

Day 1: Emperor Bulblax

Emperor Bulblax, also known as Oculus Supremus or the Emperor Grub-Dog, is a young version of the final boss of Pikmin 1. It hides underground to ambush prey, either using its rocklike hump to disguise as a stone or using its eyestalks as camouflage in sandy environments. The method of camouflage it uses depends on how mossy its back is, which can also grow plantlife. It has a long purple tounge it uses to capture prey, and it can be tricked into eating pretty much anything. It exhibits pack behavior and a larger version has been found, in-between the Emperor and Sovereign Bulblax, named the Heir Bulblax.

Day 2: Goolix

Goolix, also known as the Greater Water Slime, or Binuclei Siphonophores, is a gigantic single celled organism with a body comprised of a watery membrane. It is a major boss in the first game, however it is completely optional, only appearing in a stump battle room in the first area, odd days starting day 9. It appears from thin air, possibly disguising as a simple patch of moisture in the ground, similar to the nectar droplet disguise of it's single nuclei'd cousin, Foolix. It will stretch its body to absorb prey, although non Blue Pikmin are simply left suffocating with a bubble on their head. The crystal nucleus is the creature's nervous system, while the fleshy nucleus is the creature's defense system, weakening prey and absorbing nutrients. Most prey will drown before the absorbtion process begins. Sudden change in weight on either nucleus will cause the Goolix to lose control of it's shape, slamming its nuclei together and injuring it in the process.

Day 3: Beady Long Legs

The Beady Long Legs is a large spider-like creature also known as the Arachnorb or Psuedoarachnia Armoralis. It is a boss in the first 2 games, being the only boss with a unique theme other than the Sovereign Bulblax. It falls from what seems to be the sky to scare off intruders with footfalls. It has no natural predators, not only due to size and high resilience, but also its armor like wax coating, which gives it its unique pattern. This armor may be to ward off parasites, as insects tend to climb up the legs of unwaxed relatives, namely the Shaggy Long Legs. The Beady Long Legs is known to make webs, but its feeding habits are unknown. Like other Arachnorbs, it has an oddly destructive death procedure. When it's weakened, it will start to flake away, and will smoke at the joints. When it dies, a jolt of electricity surges through it, and it either explodes into fireworks and smoke, or disintegrates as it falls to the ground.

Day 4: Fiery Bulblax

The Fiery Bulblax, also known as the Knighted Grub Dog, or Oculus Volcanus. The Fiery Bulblax shares the melted features and protective hide of the Emperor Bulblax. It's behavior is more akin to the common grub dog. It's highly resistant to attack beyond it's flame coating, which comes from secretions of a highly flammable wax. This wax reacts to chemicals in the Bulblax's cell structure, creating this fire. It has a highly spongy cell stucture to spread the heat more evenly, and protect the inner organs. This creature is rare, as it often sets fire to plantlife nearby, and, if a large amount of vegetation is nearby, can end up getting itself killed in the inferno.

Day 5: Burrowing Snagret

The Burrowing Snagret, also known as Shiropedes Annacondi, and the White Headed Snavian, is a bird serpent hybrid that serves as a weak boss that often appears in groups. It lives underground, emerging and pecking with great speed to capture prey. When unearthed from the ground, a single foot can be seen. Snavians are the most distributed family other than the Grub Dog family, being seen in almost all regions. While it's not very common to find a Snavian due to large size, one should still expect one to be living in any region they enter. The Burrowing Snarrow, a relative of the Snagrets, has yet to be studied in detail. Observations include tail markings, a white and fat body, and a more scruffy head.

Day 6: Wollyhop

Wollyhop, also known as the Amphibituber and Amphicaris Albino, is a member of a frog like family known for vaguely resembling potatoes. They are also known for their behavior of crushing opponents by jumping high in the air and inflating their jowls, deflating to fall back down and crush anything with their weight. The Wollyhop is the original member of this species, and while once a blue color, has become albino due to cave dwelling. Wollyhops are the most aggressive member of the family, as while other members crush foes to protect eggs, the Wollyhop seems only to do so out of spite, even going out of the way to crush other creatures when nightfall comes. They also have keen senses, being able to detect intruders from behind. The Wollyhop was once considered one of the most dangerous species to Pikmin, but with the discovery of the crush proof Rock Pikmin, this is no longer the case.

Day 7: Segmented Crawbster

The Segmented Crawbster, also known as the Carcinized Pillbug, and Parastacoidea Reptantia, is a large crawfish/lobster like creature, showing a large, spiked claw not unlike a club, with a proper claw, albeit small, on its left. This creature has an incredibly aggressive disposition despite its goofy looking eyes, and will ram into prey at full speed, rolling into a ball and causing avalanches with the severity of the impact. It's actually an herbivore despite its aggression, considered one of the most well defended herbivores besides the waxed members of the Arachnorb family. On it's underbelly is a large red bulge, not unlike a zit. This bulge can be damaged and contains vital organs, and when damaged too much, explodes as the Crawbster writhes in agony. The contents of the stomach are released when it explodes, allowing effective, if not cruel study of the Crawbster's diet. It seems to prefer habitats that were once inhabited by an unknown intellegent species (humans), only being found in what appears to be a room of tile.

Day 8: Mamuta

Mamuta. Also known as Hortanulus Assymetria or the Great Protector Statue, these creatures are incredibly odd. Their assymetric shape and piercing gaze make them seem threatening, but they are actually incredibly gentle. They seem to have a connection with Pikmin, the patterns on the wrist matches the pattern seen on Onions, Pikmin nests. These patterns are only seen on the inorganic onions, implying an even further connection. Mamutas will often be found relaxing, but if angered, will pound any attackers into the ground. If these attackers are Pikmin, they will be planted into the ground and grow a flower. Mamutas do not take kindly to these Pikmin being pulled out of the ground. The Mamutas are proper gardeners, growing fields of crops for food and flowers for decoration. Underground specimens are inherently aggressive due to lack of food. When relaxing, Mamutas have been known to purr or create donkey like sounds. Mamuta eyes actually have white to them, which may make for an unsettling thought, but they are quite cute once you get used to them.

Day 9: Breadbug

Breadbug, also known as the Vanilla Breadbug and Pansarus Gluttonae. This little guy is a bumbling scavenger which will take anything it can pull back to its nest or another hiding spot. They have a strong grip and very thick skin, protecting them from almost all attacks. They seem to enjoy music, as they can be found humming various tunes while out and about. The Breadbug shares several similarities with Grub Dogs, and in fact share the same vocalizations. This makes it rather likely that Breadbugs and Grub Dogs have a common ancestor. Breadbugs have become a favorite for researchers, who find them heart melting. The inside of its nest is quite huge, and with proper food sources, a Breadbug can live up to 20 years with minimal signs of aging. Breadbugs are an elusive prey species, as their blubber makes them impossible to chew down on. Nevertheless, Grub-Dogs have an interest in Breadbugs, leading to the evolution of various Breadbug mimics, various species of Breadbug that look almost exactly like Grub Dogs.

Day 10: Sovereign Bulblax

The Sovereign Bulblax is an incredibly old Emperor Bulblax, and shares the same nicknames. This massive creature is about half the size of a tire rim, and is by far one of the strongest creatures on the Distant Planet. It does not share pack behavior with its younger counterpart, and it can jump 3 times its size into the air to completely crush any prey, turning their bones into dust. This horrifically durable creature can survive swallowing over 30 bomb rocks. Much larger vegetation grows on its back than in it's younger state, including Blaxcaps and Bulborle. The specimen shown in this image has Bulborle. To find out the age of a specimen, one can count age rings on its hide, specimens with over 100 age rings have been discovered. Captain Olimar fought this creature as his Final Trial when he crash landed on the Distant Planet, a much older specimen, possibly around 250 years old. It did not die, and merely retreated into the ground. The only creatures known to rival the Sovereign Bulblax are Man-At-Legs, Raging Long Legs, armed Titan Dweevils, Plasm Wraiths, and Ancient Sirehounds.

Day 11: Smoky Progg

The Smoky Progg, also known as The Great Crumbling Statue and Magovum Vaporus, is a malformed larval Mamuta. Mamuta lay large eggs, and through a variety of factors, the fetus can deform. This can range from consumption of strange substances from the parent or intense impact on the egg. The green melting skin is supposed to turn into a Mamuta's normal skin in high temperatures. This creature can shoot and leave behind hazardous toxic sludge known as gloom. A golden pearl seems to constantly regenerate the melting creature, and seems to be what a Mamuta heart looks like. This pearl can produce an enormous amount of Pikmin when taken to an onion. Mamuta will often create odd patterns of soil around eggs, possibly as markers. When a Smoky Progg is born, it is inherently aggressive towards all but adult Mamuta, the Mamuta will attempt to take care of the creature as one of their own, but it will not last. A Progg in the family will discourage Mamuta colonies reproduction for months, sometimes even years.

Day 12: Foolix

Foolix, Mononucleui Stellacodus, or the Greater Mimic Slime. This water slime mimics a drop of nectar, a common sight on the distant planet, in order to lure in prey. Unlike the Goolix, prey are absorbed alive, with secretions from the lumpy nucleus. The flagella on the nucleus control the organism's gelatinous body, which can split into pieces during dire circumstances. It is immune to most elemental attacks, and while it doesn't have as high durability as the Goolix, it is still unlikely uncoordinated species can kill the organism. Two members of the opposite sex can merge and take a form similar to the Goolix, but it is unknown if the Goolix is indeed two opposite sexed specimens merged. Fooli often let themselves be consumed, so they can overtake the eggs in pregnant females. Nectar is often found in the eggs of this planet, so this strategy ensures a sucessful hunt.

Day 13: Purple Pikmin

Purple Pikmin, also known as Pikminidae Yokozunum and the Feeler Carrot, are a species of Pikmin known for their bulk. Their sheer weight for their size will injure creatures they land on, and sometimes even briefly dizzy them. The Purple Pikmin can carry 10 times as much as other Pikmin types, a small group can carry even the largest of creatures. Their feelers let them detect the world around them, and also seem to give them a homing sort of ability when they fall, allowing them to hit creatures dead on. Purple Pikmin have very good balance, and trip less than other types. They also can resist high winds and pop bubbles they get trapped in instantly. They have a strong resolve that lets them stow away fear as well, seemingly as a drive to protect other Pikmin types. The color comes from rich polyphenol antioxidants, which allows the Purple Pikmin to ward off disease. Their incredibly dense muscle fibers slow them down when moving, Purple Pikmin seem to be one of the earliest types to evolve, and they remained underground alongside their Onions for a long time, warding off the high amount of hostile species with their strength.

Day 14: Giant Breadbug

The Giant Breadbug, also known as Pansarus Gigantus and the Umami Breadbug, is a large, durable, member of the Breadbug family. It shares similar behavior to the Breadbug, but has increased durability. It's a very malleable creature, and has durable internal organs, so pretty much nothing poses a threat to this massive creatures life. The only exception is sustained attack from weapon wielding creatures, or stomps from the largest on the planet. For a short period after birth before it matures, it competes with Breadbugs for the same food sources. When it grows, it seeks much larger prey, and will often nest with Breadbugs. When annoyed, the Giant Breadbug will run full speed into other creatures. This is often enough to drive them away. The Giant Breadbug is known to mate for life, and make for very defensive parents.