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{{Infobox enemy
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|image = Joustmite.png
|image       = Joustmite.png
|size = 270px
|size       = 270px
|pikmin3 = y
|name        = Unknown
|family = Unknown
|family     =  
|weight = 7
|areas      = [[Distant Tundra]]
|attacks = Impales and eats Pikmin|value = 30|challenge = '''''Pikmin 3'''''<br>''Battle Enemies''<br>[[Distant Tundra Remix]] (x4)<br>''Collect Treasure''<br>[[Thirsty Desert]]
|2p          = None
|seeds3 = |seeds = 6|areas = [[Distant Tundra]]|max_pikmin = 14}}The '''Joustmite''' (カブリムシ) is a type of enemy found in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' that both resembles and acts like the [[Cloaking Burrow-nit]] (along with the [[Flighty Joustmite|Flighty&nbsp;Joustmite]]), although it's not confirmed whether they're part of the same family or not. Unlike it's Cloaking cousin, the Joustmite uses its shell to shield its face rather than its rear (its weakpoint).
|weight      = 7
|height      = N/A
|max_pikmin  = 14
|seeds       = 6
|value      = 30
|attacks    = Harpoons and eats Pikmin
|hp3        = N/A
|challenge  = [[Thirsty Desert]]
}}


[[Image:Deadjoustmite.jpg|thumb|right|A dead Joustmite.]]
Just like the Burrow-nit, it hides partially buried in the ground, waiting for unsuspecting prey. Once a player enters the attack range of the Joustmite, it pops out from under the ground and proceeds to attack the player's Pikmin by attempting to use its long, needle-like proboscis to spear them. It can shake Pikmin off by bucking, shaking its loose carapace. Unlike the Cloaking Burrow-nit, it can catch up to three Pikmin at once and kill them much faster.
'''Joustmites''' are beetle-like enemies that appears in [[Pikmin 3]], appearing similar to the [[Cloaking Burrow-nit]] of ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. It attacks by sticking out its long, pointy tongue, piercing one Pikmin and then sucking them up. [[Rock Pikmin]], being immune to brute force attacks, cannot be hurt by the Joustmite. It has a white weak spot hanging out of its rear. Flying variations, called '''Flighty Joustmites''', appear as well. The only difference between Flighty Joustmites and normal ones is that, after taking a certain amount of damage, it begins to fly and can only be hit by [[Winged Pikmin]] and [[Yellow Pikmin]].
==Notes==
===''Pikmin 3'' Prima Guide===
''"The Joustmite spends most of its time partially buried with its colorful shell protruding from the ground. When it senses nearby prey, this well-armored creature emerges and uses its retractable beak to skewer nearby victims. ''


{{Enemies}}
''Rock Pikmin cannot be damaged by the Joustmite's attacks, making them a very good option when facing this enemy. When you're leading a large squad, however, any combination of Pikmin can make short work of this enemy. Approach the Joustmite from the rear and attack the creature's fleshy body until you defeat it."''
==Battle Strategy==
[[Rock Pikmin]] are impervious to its stabbing proboscis, making them highly effective to combat this creature. Charging the Joustmite from behind is also effective, just as long as the player has a large group of Pikmin. The Joustmite can eat Pikmin rather swiftly, so caution must be taken.


==Gallery==
<gallery spacing="small" orientation="none">
Kaburimushi face.jpg|A Joustmite is about to strike.
Burried.PNG|A Joustmite buried in the ground.
Pikmin 3 Joustmite Scan.png|An almost defeated Joustmite, with an English version of its scan.
CloakingBurrowNitDead.png|A Joustmite's carcass.
CloakingBurrowNit.png|A Joustmite stabbing two unfortunate Pikmin.
Joustmite-Pikmin3.jpg|A Joustmite in the [[Distant Tundra]] area.
ZlCfzREdZZgZDnG6nH.jpg|A frontal view of the Joustmite.
joustmite.jpg|A side view of a wandering Joustmite.
</gallery>


[[Category:Pikmin 3 enemies]]
==Trivia==
*The Joustmites are named after ''jousting'', a medieval sport with 2 opponents riding on horses, with the objective to knock the other one off of the horse using a sharp lance. The Joustmites are named after this for its proboscis resemble a lance. {{Enemies}}
[[Category:Pikmin 3]]
[[Category:Pikmin 3 Enemies]]
[[Category:Distant Tundra]]
[[Category:Burrow-nits]]
[[Category:Unknowns]]
[[Category:Burrowing Enemies]]
[[Category:Mission Mode]]

Revision as of 09:37, August 12, 2014

Joustmite
File:Joustmite.png
Appears in Pikmin 3
Scientific name Unknown
Family Unknown
Areas Distant Tundra
Mission Mode Collect Treasure! stages None
Mission Mode Battle Enemies! stages None
Side Story days None
Bingo Battle stages None
Attacks Impales and eats Pikmin

The Joustmite (カブリムシ) is a type of enemy found in Pikmin 3 that both resembles and acts like the Cloaking Burrow-nit (along with the Flighty Joustmite), although it's not confirmed whether they're part of the same family or not. Unlike it's Cloaking cousin, the Joustmite uses its shell to shield its face rather than its rear (its weakpoint).

Just like the Burrow-nit, it hides partially buried in the ground, waiting for unsuspecting prey. Once a player enters the attack range of the Joustmite, it pops out from under the ground and proceeds to attack the player's Pikmin by attempting to use its long, needle-like proboscis to spear them. It can shake Pikmin off by bucking, shaking its loose carapace. Unlike the Cloaking Burrow-nit, it can catch up to three Pikmin at once and kill them much faster.

Notes

Pikmin 3 Prima Guide

"The Joustmite spends most of its time partially buried with its colorful shell protruding from the ground. When it senses nearby prey, this well-armored creature emerges and uses its retractable beak to skewer nearby victims. 

Rock Pikmin cannot be damaged by the Joustmite's attacks, making them a very good option when facing this enemy. When you're leading a large squad, however, any combination of Pikmin can make short work of this enemy. Approach the Joustmite from the rear and attack the creature's fleshy body until you defeat it."

Battle Strategy

Rock Pikmin are impervious to its stabbing proboscis, making them highly effective to combat this creature. Charging the Joustmite from behind is also effective, just as long as the player has a large group of Pikmin. The Joustmite can eat Pikmin rather swiftly, so caution must be taken.

Gallery

  • Kaburimushi face.jpg

    A Joustmite is about to strike.

  • Burried.PNG

    A Joustmite buried in the ground.

  • An almost defeated Joustmite, with an English version of its scan.

    An almost defeated Joustmite, with an English version of its scan.

  • CloakingBurrowNitDead.png

    A Joustmite's carcass.

  • CloakingBurrowNit.png

    A Joustmite stabbing two unfortunate Pikmin.

  • A Joustmite in the Distant Tundra area.

    A Joustmite in the Distant Tundra area.

  • ZlCfzREdZZgZDnG6nH.jpg

    A frontal view of the Joustmite.

  • Joustmite.jpg

    A side view of a wandering Joustmite.

Trivia

  • The Joustmites are named after jousting, a medieval sport with 2 opponents riding on horses, with the objective to knock the other one off of the horse using a sharp lance. The Joustmites are named after this for its proboscis resemble a lance. 
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