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This creature's name differs from the [[Armored Cannon Beetle Larva]]'s with the word "Firesnout", which refers to its fire shooting ability and, like other Lithopods, its snout, from which the fire comes from. For reasons unknown, the word "Larva" is absent from its name when compared to the Armored Cannon Beetle Larva, despite it being a cannon beetle larva as well. Its Japanese name is ({{j|ヒフキドックリ|Hifuki Dokkuri|Fire Breathing Tokkuri}}) with Tokkuri being the Japanese name for most lithopods (referring to the part of the Sake set) and Fire Breathing is obviously chosen. | This creature's name differs from the [[Armored Cannon Beetle Larva]]'s with the word "Firesnout", which refers to its fire shooting ability and, like other Lithopods, its snout, from which the fire comes from. For reasons unknown, the word "Larva" is absent from its name when compared to the Armored Cannon Beetle Larva, despite it being a cannon beetle larva as well. Its Japanese name is ({{j|ヒフキドックリ|Hifuki Dokkuri|Fire Breathing Tokkuri}}) with Tokkuri being the Japanese name for most lithopods (referring to the part of the Sake set) and Fire Breathing is obviously chosen. | ||
Its scientific name, Granignis ictum is composed of Granignis, which is not a real word, that itself is composed of Granitus, the genus for the armored cannon beetle, and ignis, which is Latin for fire. | |||
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| Appears in | N/A | ||
| Scientific name | Granignis ictum | ||
| Family | Lithopod | ||
| Areas | Sizzling Precipice | ||
| Attacks | Breathe fire | ||
The Firesnout Beetle (ヒフキドックリ?, lit.: "Fire Breathing Tokkuri") is an enemy in Hey! Pikmin. It is a crimson beetle-like creature that breathes fire from the walls it sits in. It has tiny legs, red eyes, and black spots around its darker colored exoskeleton. It is slightly shorter than Captain Olimar, being the smallest member of the lithopod family. It appears in only one area, Sizzling Precipice.
Stats
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Behavior
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Locations
- Sweltering Parchlands
- Sizzling Precipice: They are in the walls of the many precipices that are found here. They act as a threat that the player and their Winged Pikmin have to avoid, by moving away from the fire the creatures shoot.
Strategy
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Notes
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Naming
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This creature's name differs from the Armored Cannon Beetle Larva's with the word "Firesnout", which refers to its fire shooting ability and, like other Lithopods, its snout, from which the fire comes from. For reasons unknown, the word "Larva" is absent from its name when compared to the Armored Cannon Beetle Larva, despite it being a cannon beetle larva as well. Its Japanese name is (ヒフキドックリ?, lit.: "Fire Breathing Tokkuri") with Tokkuri being the Japanese name for most lithopods (referring to the part of the Sake set) and Fire Breathing is obviously chosen.
Its scientific name, Granignis ictum is composed of Granignis, which is not a real word, that itself is composed of Granitus, the genus for the armored cannon beetle, and ignis, which is Latin for fire.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
ヒフキドックリ? Hifuki Dokkuri |
Fire Breathing Tokkuri |
 Dutch |
Vuurkanonkever | |
 French |
Calcicloporte | Porte means door |
 German |
Crustabignis | |
 Italian |
Scarabeo sputafuoco | Spitfire fire beetle |
 Spanish |
Verraco escupefuego | Spitfire Boar |
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