Sparrowhead
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Appears in | Hey! Pikmin | ||
Scientific name | Spourgitis apium | ||
Family | Huntinpeck | ||
Areas | Mushroom Valley, Serene Stream, The Shallow End, Drenchnozzle Den, Bed of Fallen Leaves, Gale-Force Glen, Freezing Wasteland, Frozen Hazard, Scourge of the Skies, Peculiar Rockfall, The Last Lair | ||
Attacks | Skewer Pikmin by flying into them |
The Sparrowhead (ムシスズメ?, lit.: "Bug Sparrow") is an enemy found in Hey! Pikmin. It is a small, birdlike creature, slightly resembling the Scornet. Its orange body is completely round, and has darker spots on its top. It also has two large bug-like wings, which allow it to fly. It has black and orange eyes, and a narrow beak that it can stab Pikmin with. It is smaller than Captain Olimar, being about the same width and half of his height.
Stats
To do: Find out its health in Hey! Pikmin by retreiving the value from the game files. |
Weight | Max. carriers |
Seeds | Value | Health | Regen. |
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N/A | N/A | N/A | × 0 | Unknown | Unknown |
Behavior
Sparrowheads generally spawn in groups of at least 2 individuals. They remain off-screen until a target walks nearby, which will cause them to descend onto the level. They will then hover in place until they spot a target, which is indicated by a chirping sound they emit. They will attempt to skewer Pikmin or Captain Olimar by flying into them.
Locations
Strategy
Sparrowheads can be defeated by throwing Pikmin onto them when they are within reach, which is usually right before they attempt an attack.
Notes
Hey! Pikmin logs
Gallery
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A Sparrowhead attacking in a cutscene in Mushroom Valley.
Naming
- See more: Huntinpeck family#Naming.
The Sparrowhead's name comes from how it resembles the head of a sparrow, which is a common type of bird.
Its scientific name Spourgitis apium.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Dutch | Spreeuwbeestje | Little starling beast |
French | Minoineau | From mini and moineau (sparrow) |
German | Kükenkäfer | Chickbug |
Italian | Passerot | From passerotto (a young sparrow) |
Spanish | Moscorrión | From mosca (fly) and gorrión (sparrow) |