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Yes, I always remember that the trail they leave when thrown was '''green'''.[[User:Pikdude|Pikdude]] 21:11, 2 January 2008 (UTC) | Yes, I always remember that the trail they leave when thrown was '''green'''.[[User:Pikdude|Pikdude]] 21:11, 2 January 2008 (UTC) | ||
The trail and cursor are orange, but the leaf-glow and blip on the radar (I think?) are green. Personally, I think if you were to dissect a Bulbmin, you'd find nothing but a sinewy bundle of root-nerves tangled around inside the poor host. Really, what use is skin if you spend your entire life attached to the nervous system of another animal? Albeit, most endoparasites still have a shell or skin, but they live ''inside'' their hosts, not as ''part'' of it. | |||
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How to kill: Like a normal [[Bulborb]]. (There are many ways to do this, they can be found [[Defeating mature Bulborbs|here]].) Warning: useing [[Bulbmin]] will not raise your chances, nor will it make the Parent [[Bulbmin]] stop from eating yours.[[User:Pikdude|Pikdude]] 21:13, 2 January 2008 (UTC) | How to kill: Like a normal [[Bulborb]]. (There are many ways to do this, they can be found [[Defeating mature Bulborbs|here]].) Warning: useing [[Bulbmin]] will not raise your chances, nor will it make the Parent [[Bulbmin]] stop from eating yours.[[User:Pikdude|Pikdude]] 21:13, 2 January 2008 (UTC) | ||
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Should we perhaps split this article into two pages, one for the enemy and one for the controllable Pikmin, or is there little enough information to be able to just separate it by sections? The thing is that we have separate templates for Pikmin and enemies, as well as separate categories, and the name ''Bulbmin'' kind of refers to both. At very least the information should be separated, but I'm wondering if separate pages is too much. {{user:Jimbo Jambo/sig}} | |||
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I am still not convinced the Pikmin inside the Bulborb is orange, the motion blur the throwing cursor etc surely are all orange because of the Bulborbs orange body. The stem also seems to be part of the bulborbs body which the Pikmin has stretched over itself, the only part of the Pikmin exposed to the environment is its leaf which it needs to photosynthesis or whatever Pikmin do with it. Discordance 10:41, 8 March 2007 (UTC)
Yes, I always remember that the trail they leave when thrown was green.Pikdude 21:11, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
The trail and cursor are orange, but the leaf-glow and blip on the radar (I think?) are green. Personally, I think if you were to dissect a Bulbmin, you'd find nothing but a sinewy bundle of root-nerves tangled around inside the poor host. Really, what use is skin if you spend your entire life attached to the nervous system of another animal? Albeit, most endoparasites still have a shell or skin, but they live inside their hosts, not as part of it.
How to defeat with Pikmin
Hey, I don't understand why was the tutorial on how to kill Bulbmin with Pikmin removed... Please inform me. SpeedyTheSonicChao 16:09, 8 July 2007 (UTC)
How to kill: Like a normal Bulborb. (There are many ways to do this, they can be found here.) Warning: useing Bulbmin will not raise your chances, nor will it make the Parent Bulbmin stop from eating yours.Pikdude 21:13, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
Should we perhaps split this article into two pages, one for the enemy and one for the controllable Pikmin, or is there little enough information to be able to just separate it by sections? The thing is that we have separate templates for Pikmin and enemies, as well as separate categories, and the name Bulbmin kind of refers to both. At very least the information should be separated, but I'm wondering if separate pages is too much. —Jimbo Jambo