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|common = Pricklepuff. It is a portmanteau of "prickle" and "puff" from "pufferfish". | |common = Pricklepuff. It is a portmanteau of "prickle" and "puff" from "pufferfish". | ||
|jpcommon = {{j|トゲハゼ|Toge Haze|Thorn Goby}}. It could refer to the way it attacks and | |jpcommon = {{j|トゲハゼ|Toge Haze|Thorn Goby}}. It could refer to the way it attacks and the creature it resembles. | ||
|jpname = {{j|ゴマダラトゲハゼ|Go Madara Toge Haze|Speckled Thorn Goby}}. | |jpname = {{j|ゴマダラトゲハゼ|Go Madara Toge Haze|Speckled Thorn Goby}}. "Speckled" could be referring to its spotted design. | ||
|scientific = ''Piscpineous pardos''. ''Pardos'' means spotted in Greek, referring to the spotted design of the creature. | |scientific = ''Piscpineous pardos''. ''Pardos'' means spotted in Greek, referring to the spotted design of the creature. | ||
|internal = <code>HARIUO</code>. It directly translates into "Needle Fish". | |internal = <code>HARIUO</code>. It directly translates into "Needle Fish". |
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Appears in | Pikmin 4 | ||
Scientific name | Piscpineous pardos | ||
Family | Pricklepuff | ||
Areas | Serene Shores | ||
Caves | Seafloor Resort, Doppelgänger's Den | ||
Dandori Challenge stages | Planning Pools | ||
Dandori Battle stages | None | ||
Attacks | Stabs Pikmin |
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The Pricklepuff (トゲハゼ?, lit.: "Thorn Goby") is an aquatic enemy in Pikmin 4. The front of their face will protrude spikes which they use to stab threats, like a pufferfish. As they are typically in fully submerged water, attacking them with the stab-immune Rock Pikmin is not always possible, needing Blue Pikmin to defeat them with extra caution.
Stats
Weight | Max. carriers |
Seeds | Value | Health |
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7 | 14 | 8 | × 5 | 300 |
Behavior
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Appearance
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Pricklepuffs are light cream and have darker colored spots lining the front of their of their body. They also have cyan eyes and light blue, translucent fins.
Locations
Strategy
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Notes
Dalmo's Notes
Olimar's Notes
“Its hidden spikes evolved from scales that were once on its forehead. The Pricklepuff uses them to charge and chase off unknown creatures that entire its territory.
Its liver and ovaries contain powerful nerve toxins, accumulated from ingesting shellfish and algae with trace amounts of poison. These toxins not only function as alternative pheromones but also seem to keep predators at bay.
However, once it's dead, the Pikmin have no issues carrying this creature back to the Onion, where the poison is broken down into valuable nutrients.”Louie's Notes
Naming
- See more: Pricklepuff family#Naming.
- Common name: Pricklepuff. It is a portmanteau of "prickle" and "puff" from "pufferfish".
- Japanese nickname: トゲハゼ?, lit.: "Thorn Goby". It could refer to the way it attacks and the creature it resembles.
- Japanese name: ゴマダラトゲハゼ?, lit.: "Speckled Thorn Goby". "Speckled" could be referring to its spotted design.
- Scientific name: Piscpineous pardos. Pardos means spotted in Greek, referring to the spotted design of the creature.
- Internal names:
HARIUO
. It directly translates into "Needle Fish". - Prerelease: None.
Names in other languages
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Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | トゲハゼ? Toge Haze |
Thorn Goby |
Chinese (traditional) |
刺蝦虎 Cì Xiāhǔ |
Thorn Goby |
Chinese (simplified) |
刺虾虎 Cì Xiāhǔ |
Thorn Goby |
French | Globépine | From "globe" and "épine" (thorn) |
Portuguese (NoA) | Baiagulha | from baiacu (blowfish) and "agulha" (needle) |
Spanish | Globopúas | From "globo" (balloon) and "púas" (spikes) |
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