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The family name bubblimp is a combination of ''bubble'' and ''blimp''. The genus, ''pilarubber'', has the word ''rubber'' at the end, which is a material balloons are commonly made out of. The members of the bubblimp family have balloonlike bodies. | |||
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The bubblimp family is a family of bubble-like creatures that were introduced in Hey! Pikmin. So far, this family is made of only one species, the Red Bubblimp. Members belong to the pilaruber genus.
Members
Red Bubblimp
- Main article: Red Bubblimp.
Red Bubblimps are inoffensive creatures that appear in Hey! Pikmin. They are made of a small red ball circled by a thin layer of water, with two yellow eyes. They only drip from the ceiling, and are harmless. Throwing a Pikmin on their body or simply just bumping into one is enough to kill it.
Naming
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The family name bubblimp is a combination of bubble and blimp. The genus, pilarubber, has the word rubber at the end, which is a material balloons are commonly made out of. The members of the bubblimp family have balloonlike bodies.
Names in other languages
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| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Dutch |
Bruppels | |
 French |
bulasques | Portmanteau of bulle (bubble) and flasques (limp) |
 German |
Augentropf | Eye drop |
 Italian |
Spugnanti | |
 Spanish |
Burbúticos |
