Fire
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Fire is a hazard in the Pikmin series. Most Pikmin types are not resistant to fire, and if they touch a fire source, the top of their stems will begin to burn up, they will run around in a panicked state, and if not saved, will eventually succumb and die. They can be saved by being whistled at. Red Pikmin and Bulbmin are completely immune to fire, making them necessary to handle obstacles or enemies that can produce or are under fire.
Leaders are not normally invulnerable to fire hazards: they will take damage and be knocked back if they touch fire. However, by salvaging the Scorch Guard, they will be rendered completely immune to fire. However, they can still be damaged by the Titan Dweevil's Flare Cannon.
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Some obstacles and enemies can generate flames, while others are constantly burning up.
- Fire geysers – geysers poking from the ground that spit streams of fire.
- Fiery Blowhogs – enemies capable of spitting flames.
- Fiery Dweevils – enemies that burn up temporarily when threatened.
- Fiery Bulblaxes – grub-dogs that are constantly on fire.
- Pyroclasmic Slooches – slug-like enemies that are always on fire.
- Titan Dweevil – the final boss in Pikmin 2 has an attack that can spew out fire like a flamethrower.
- Plasm Wraith – the final boss in Pikmin 3 can spit out fire Elemental Plasms.
In the Super Smash Bros. series
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Some fighters in the Super Smash Bros. series have attacks that can set their opponents on fire. Olimar is one of them – when a Red Pikmin attacks an enemy, it burns them. Similarly to the Pikmin series, Red Pikmin can completely resist any attack with a fire property, by taking no damage and not flinching.
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