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:It's true the game never gives a common name for the grouping of all three Bulborb subspecies, but just "Bulborb" is generally accepted. What it ''does'' say that the Spotty Bulborb was reclassified specifically as the Red Bulborb, so there's little reason to believe that the species ''Oculus kageyamii'' would have the common name "Spotty Bulborb." A note about the scientific name: the name ''Oculus kageyamii'' was given before more subspecies were discovered, so at the time the name for the subspecies was not necessary. Red bulborbs ''are'' a member of the species ''Oculus kageyamii'', but the name ''Oculus kageyamii russus'' is more specific in identifying the subspecies. {{user:Jimbo Jambo/sig}} 19:13, 15 October 2010 (EDT) | :It's true the game never gives a common name for the grouping of all three Bulborb subspecies, but just "Bulborb" is generally accepted. What it ''does'' say that the Spotty Bulborb was reclassified specifically as the Red Bulborb, so there's little reason to believe that the species ''Oculus kageyamii'' would have the common name "Spotty Bulborb." A note about the scientific name: the name ''Oculus kageyamii'' was given before more subspecies were discovered, so at the time the name for the subspecies was not necessary. Red bulborbs ''are'' a member of the species ''Oculus kageyamii'', but the name ''Oculus kageyamii russus'' is more specific in identifying the subspecies. {{user:Jimbo Jambo/sig}} 19:13, 15 October 2010 (EDT) | ||
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Does anyone want pikmin to ride Bulborbs? That would be awesome!!!67.38.27.116 04:36, 22 December 2007 (UTC)pikman04
Did you know that in the beta version of pikmin 2, their are blue and yellow bulborbs? I think we have an article on them don't we? Last Onion
- Yeah, Yellow Bulborb and Dwarf Blue Bulborb. Pretty neat. —Jimbo Jambo
There are already bulborb Pikmin, bulbmin. Killerbreadbug72Disscussion 01:54, 5 November 2008 (UTC)
- Uh-huh, did anyone actually answer the first question? I'm ~CrystalLucario~ And I approve this message.
uh... ya think that Idea was bad. my freind wanted pikmin3 to include Olimar driving around shooting bulborbs with pellets that explode on contact, in some sort of heavily armoured, S.u.v/ Hummer hybred.-_- Obviously they don't understand the dimeaner of the game. it'sa PK king
I wish I had someone to play pikmin2 2p battle mode... I spent so mutch time practicing just to end up playing freakn' brawl. it seams I'll half to force someone to play. it'sa PK king
Teach a friend/sibling/girlfriend to play. Let them borrow a game. ChozoBoy 17:56, 16 February 2009 (UTC)
I HAVE NOTHING AGAINST BRAWL! IT HAS ALL MY FAVORIT CHARACTERS! I was just saying that I was practicing 2p battle mode,so i wanted to play pikmin! it'sa-PK king
........Pikness34,.The Researcher Of Fate
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So, does anyone consider all three species as Spotty Bulborbs like I do? As in, Red Bulborbs are a subspecies of Spotty Bulborb? Vol (Talk)
Not really. Red Bulborbs are the the Spotty Bulborbs, but that name is outdated. Ridly Screech! 06:54, 15 October 2010 (EDT)
Like, the scientific name of a Spotty Bulborb is Oculus kageyamii, and the scientific name for Red Bulborb is Oculus kageyamii russus. And the scientific name for Orange Bulborb is Oculus kageyamii orangium. Vol (Talk)
- It's true the game never gives a common name for the grouping of all three Bulborb subspecies, but just "Bulborb" is generally accepted. What it does say that the Spotty Bulborb was reclassified specifically as the Red Bulborb, so there's little reason to believe that the species Oculus kageyamii would have the common name "Spotty Bulborb." A note about the scientific name: the name Oculus kageyamii was given before more subspecies were discovered, so at the time the name for the subspecies was not necessary. Red bulborbs are a member of the species Oculus kageyamii, but the name Oculus kageyamii russus is more specific in identifying the subspecies. —Jimbo Jambo 19:13, 15 October 2010 (EDT)