Grabbit

Grabbit
Appears in	Hey! Pikmin
Scientific name	Rhodoloimos salito
Family	Jellyper
Areas	Springpetal Cave, The Burning Sky, Fragrant Forest, Gale-Force Glen, Lights in the Darkness, Septic Swamp
Attacks	Leap and crush Pikmin

The Grabbit (ウサムシ^?, lit.: "Rabbit Bug") is a small grasshopper-like enemy found in Hey! Pikmin. It is green with large red eyes, so it can easily be mistaken as a scarpanid, but it is actually a jellyper. It has a lighter green head and an overall ovular shape. It sports tiny bug-like wings that it uses to jump very high, with the help of its legs. This is also its method of killing Pikmin, by landing on and crushing its target. It is about the same size as Captain Olimar, although a bit shorter, and only needs one Pikmin throw to kill.

Stats

Weight	Max. carriers	Seeds	Value	Health	Regen.
N/A	N/A	N/A	× 0

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Behavior

Grabbits hop around an area, only turning around when they face an obstacle. Any Pikmin that are underneath them when they land will be killed. Pikmin can, however, walk right past them without being killed.

Locations

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• Sparkling Labyrinth:
  • Springpetal Cave
  • The Burning Sky
• Leafswirl Lagoon:
  • Fragrant Forest
  • Gale-Force Glen
• Sweltering Parchlands:
  • Lights in the Darkness

Strategy

The following article or section contains guides. The strategies shown are just suggestions.

A Grabbit can be defeated by just throwing a Pikmin at one. It is usually safer to wait until they land and stand still, preferably under the arc of its jump, since at that point they are harmless. Throwing right before it hits the ground, as long as you predict its landing spot, will hopefully kill it before it jumps again. It will also take a moment to turn around, so then is a good time to strike.

Notes

Hey! Pikmin logs

“The wings on its back are decorative; it can't actually fly. Its powerful legs give its jumps some hang time, though. My jumps, meanwhile, are not worth mentioning, but the jetpack on my back does let me fly over short distances. I wonder if it's jealous of me for that.”

Gallery

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  A Grabbit.

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  A Grabbit preparing to jump.

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  A Grabbit jumping.

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  A dead Grabbit.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Dutch	Sprinkhaas
French	Lapuce	Wordplay of lapin (rabbit) and puce (flea)
German	Sprungschrecke
Italian	Saltagrillo
Spanish	Brinquejo

See also

• Young Yellow Wollywog