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'''Honeywisps''' are creatures found in both [[Pikmin (series)| | '''Honeywisps''' are very mysterious creatures found in both [[Pikmin (series)|Pikmin games]]. Very little is known about them. When they die, they vanish suddenly. They tend to glow and make high pitched cries. They float across the air carrying a drop of [http://pikmin.wikia.com/wiki/Nectar nectar] or an [[egg]]. They are found if Olimar walks through the spot or foliage where they reside. Simply throw Pikmin at them to make them drop the egg and it will burst. The contents may contain [[nectar]], [[spray]], or [[Mitite]]s. Mitites are found in their eggs because of their parasitic characteristics. These enemies cannot be [[Ultra-bitter Spray|petrified]]. | ||
''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'' is the only game where Honeywisps are seen carrying nectar. In ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', they carry eggs, which may contain nectar or a spray drop. | |||
==Ship Log== | ==Ship Log== | ||
''"This timid creature flies around collecting nectar from flowers. It typically hides itself, but shaking flowers can reveal its presence. The nectar it collects appears to be the Pikmin's favorite food. They instantly bloom when they eat it."'' | ''"This timid creature flies around collecting nectar from flowers. It typically hides itself, but shaking flowers can reveal its presence. The nectar it collects appears to be the Pikmin's favorite food. They instantly bloom when they eat it."'' | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:1nectarwisp.jpg|''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'' artwork for the Honey Wisp, which depicts it carrying nectar. | |||
File:Honeywisp.jpg|A Honeywisp from ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', carrying an egg. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
{{Harmless enemies}} | {{Harmless enemies}} | ||
{{Enemies}} | {{Enemies}} | ||
[[de:Nektarelfe]] | [[de:Nektarelfe]] | ||
[[Category:Sprays and Nectar]] | [[Category:Sprays and Nectar]] | ||
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[[Category:The Forest of Hope]] | |||
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[[Category:Valley of Repose]] |
Revision as of 17:30, June 12, 2012
Honeywisp | |
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Appears in | Pikmin, Pikmin 2 |
Scientific name | Nektara fatuus |
Family | Honeywisp |
Areas | The Forest of Hope, The Forest Navel, Valley of Repose, Awakening Wood, Perplexing Pool |
Caves | White Flower Garden, Bulblax Kingdom, Hole of Heroes |
Challenge Mode stages | None |
2-Player Battle stages | None |
Attacks | None |
Honeywisps are very mysterious creatures found in both Pikmin games. Very little is known about them. When they die, they vanish suddenly. They tend to glow and make high pitched cries. They float across the air carrying a drop of nectar or an egg. They are found if Olimar walks through the spot or foliage where they reside. Simply throw Pikmin at them to make them drop the egg and it will burst. The contents may contain nectar, spray, or Mitites. Mitites are found in their eggs because of their parasitic characteristics. These enemies cannot be petrified.
Pikmin is the only game where Honeywisps are seen carrying nectar. In Pikmin 2, they carry eggs, which may contain nectar or a spray drop.
Ship Log
"This timid creature flies around collecting nectar from flowers. It typically hides itself, but shaking flowers can reveal its presence. The nectar it collects appears to be the Pikmin's favorite food. They instantly bloom when they eat it."
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Gallery
- 1nectarwisp.jpg
Pikmin artwork for the Honey Wisp, which depicts it carrying nectar.
- Honeywisp.jpg
A Honeywisp from Pikmin 2, carrying an egg.