Muggonfly
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| Appears in | Hey! Pikmin | ||
| Scientific name | Draco saccusporum | ||
| Family | Scarpanid | ||
| Areas | Olimar's Madcap Ride | ||
| Attacks | None | ||
The Muggonfly (キノミドラゴムシ?, lit.: "Nut Dragon Bug") is a rare enemy in Hey! Pikmin, appearing only in Olimar's Madcap Ride. It is a massive insect that flies slowly and close to the ground, in reach of Pikmin that are thrown. It carries several sacks of Sparklium Seeds dangling from its body that, when broken, spill out all the seeds onto the floor. The creature looks similar to the Coppellers, except much larger, with a long body that trails behind the head, and wings.
Behavior
The Muggonfly will simply fly forward, bobbing up and down. Although throwing Pikmin at the Sparklium sacks that it holds will make it drop them, the beast will not react and will just keep moving forward.
Locations
- Lushlife Murk
- Olimar's Madcap Ride: The only Muggonfly in the game appears here. Near the middle of the level, there is a short "rest section", where the player briefly gets off the Adult Centipares and walks on normal land. The beast is found just above here as it slowly flies towards the right of the screen, until the player eventually has to walk off the platform, leaving it behind.
Strategy
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The enemy is impossible to kill, but it can't hurt you either. The only way it can benefit you is with the Sparklium Seeds it holds. To obtain them, quickly attack each sack with Pikmin from left to right, to get them all before it flies off-screen.
Notes
Hey! Pikmin logs
Naming
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- Common name: Muggonfly. From "dragonfly", the name of a real life creature that the Muggonfly seems to be based after.
- Japanese nickname: キノミドラゴムシ?. Same as its Japanese name.
- Japanese name: キノミドラゴムシ?, lit.: "Nut Dragon Bug".
- Scientific name: Draco saccusporum. Draco is Latin for "dragon", in reference to its long tail and body. Saccusporum is derived from saccus, Latin for "sack", and either spore or pore. This is in reference to the several sacks of Sparklium it carries.
- Internal names: Unknown.
- Prerelease: None.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
キノミドラゴムシ? Ki no Mi Dorago Mushi |
Nut Dragon Bug |
 Dutch |
Zamenljuffer | |
 French |
Hélibellule | Portmanteau of hélicoptère (helicopter) and libellule (dragonfly) |
 German |
Schatzibelle | From Schatz (treasure) and Libelle (dragonfly); also possible is Schatzi (pet-name for a loved one) and the French belle (good) |
 Italian |
Elicottera | |
 Korean |
나무열매용벌레 | |
 Spanish |
Mangánula |
Gallery
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The creature holding all of its seeds.
The creature, as seen in the Nintendo Direct trailer.
Trivia
- Olimar notes in the creature log that it hates it when it loses its seeds. However, the Muggonfly does not react at all when its seeds fall, so there is no way he can know this.
