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Sovereign Bulblax

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Sovereign Bulblax
File:Sovereign Bulblax.png
Appears in Pikmin 4
Scientific name Oculus supremus (advanced age)
Family Grub-dog
Areas
Caves
Dandori Challenge stages None
Dandori Battle stages None
Attacks Eats, Crushes and Scatters Pikmin

The Sovereign Bulblax is large boss found in Pikmin 4, and retroactively in Pikmin and Hey! Pikmin The design of this enemy is that of a much larger Emperor Bulblax, with vegetation on its back resembling the Bulblax found in Hey! Pikmin.

Stats

Weight Max.
carriers
Seeds Value Health
30 60 50 Sparklium × 20 8000

Behavior

The Sovereign Bulblax will hide underground until something disturbs them, where they will emerge throwing everything nearby off of it. They will then start to attack the player and their Pikmin using a variety of attacks. The Bulblax will usually use the standard tongue lash, stunning the leader and Oatchi, and capturing Pikmin, who are then eaten. When it has been damaged enough, the Bulblax roars, inflicting all Pikmin and Oatchi with Panic. Immediately afterwards the Bulblax will start to charge a jump, with Collin warning the player to run away. This jump is not as accurate as it is in Pikmin, but it can still crush without limit. When underground, boulders will fall soon after it lands. When under attack, the Bulblax will jump in place. This will shake off any Pikmin on the face, and crush any underneath. It will also use this attack if anything lingers underneath the beast. When the player leaves the Sovereign Bulblax's territory, it will patrol the area and will not retreat underground.

Appearance

The Sovereign Bulblax looks almost identical to its younger counterpart, the Emperor Bulblax. Differences include being much larger and having a lot more vegetation on its back.

Locations

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Strategy

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Using a large squad of high damaging Pikmin, either Red Pikmin and/or Purple Pikmin, and charging them all onto the Bulblax's face using Oath's rush ability can deal a lot of damage very quickly. The main issue with this is the fact that the Sovereign Bulblax is much larger than other enemies and it can be hard to correct throw all you Pikmin onto their face. Player must also be carful of where they throw their Pikmin as if they throw them onto the Bulblax's mouth, and it does its tongue attack, a lot of the Pikmin will instantly be stuck to their tongue and can be ate.

Notes

Dalmo's Notes

The value a living creature has within its ecosystem has no relation at all to how big or small it is. That being said, this massive mountain of a critter is truly majestic! not only does it have the courage and means to lay waste to any opponent, it also has a roar that could make the boldest traveler start to tremble in their space suit!

Olimar's Notes

An Emperor Bulblax of extremely advanced age. it will no longer display the pack behaviour commonly exhibited by younger members of its species. Instead, as an individual ages, it leaves the herd and exhibits more solitary behaviours.

It feeds by using its strongly developed legs to leap upon crush its prey with speed disproportionate to its massive body.

To determine the age of any given specimen, you can count the rings of hide calcified in the form of a carapace. One ring forms roughly every year the creature lives. Individuals with over a hundred age rings have been discovered so far.

The Sovereign Bulblax's back is often covered in moss and pteridophytes. On a few occasions, specimens have been found with a rare species of mushroom, called a Bulborel, growing on its back.

Louie's Notes

For a light appetizer, pluck the ferns off its back and lightly cook to remove any astringent flavor. The tongue, eyes, lips, meat, and fat are very tasty and can be prepared in a variety of ways. Mature specimens have a more highly developed umami favor.

Naming

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  • Common name: Sovereign Bulblax
  • Japanese nickname:
  • Japanese name:
  • Scientific name: Oculus supremus
  • Internal names: BIGKINGCHAPPY
  • Prerelease: Unknown

Names in other languages

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Trivia

  • The name Sovereign Bulblax can be attributed to the large Emperor Bulblax encountered in Pikmin, as it is larger with tall vegetation on its back, as well as lacking pack behavior and crushing prey with leaps.
  • The Sovereign Bulblaxes in Pikmin 4 shares an odd quirk with the one found in Pikmin, it will occasionally stop lumbering to lick its lips and look around.
  • The vegetation

See also

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