Crumbug

Crumbug
Appears in	N/A
Scientific name	Pansarus carponae
Family	Breadbug
Areas
Attacks	Eats Pikmin

The Crumbug (ヒトクチパンモドキ^?, lit.: "Bite-Sized Pseudo Bread") is an enemy found in Hey! Pikmin. It is essentially a small, cuboid Breadbug. Unlike normal Breadbugs, however, this species has the ability to eat Pikmin. It simply walks straight forwards and occasionally turns around.

Stats

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Weight	Max. carriers	Seeds	Value	Health	Regen.
N/A	N/A	N/A	× 0	1	No

Behavior

The Crumbug's only move is to pace back and forth, quickly eating any Pikmin that happen to be in the way. If it falls to a lower elevation, it won't be able to climb back up and will continue to pace at the lower level.

Crumbugs do not drop any Sparklium when killed.

Locations

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The Crumbug is a common enemy in Hey! Pikmin and can be found on most stages.

Strategy

Crumbugs can be defeated with a single Pikmin thrown directly onto their backs. It should be noted, however, that one should take caution when aiming; Pikmin will die if they come into contact with a Crumbug in any way that isn't from being thrown onto them. This includes Pikmin touching them from behind while running back to Captain Olimar.

Notes

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“Its only move is to walk straight toward you without stopping. Is that so it can eat us, or so we can eat it?”

Naming

"Crumbug" is a combination of "crumb" and "bug", as a play on the pun used for the Breadbug's name, since a crumb is a small piece of bread.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Dutch	Kruimelkever	Crumbug
French	Scarapti	From scarabée (scarab beetle)
German	Micaphag	From mica (latin for crumb) and the Greek suffix -phag meaning eater
Italian	Saprofago	Scavager
Spanish (NoA)	Chinche tragón	Greedy Breadbug (Chinche being the Spanish name for Breadbug)
Spanish (NoE)	Chinche zampón	Greedy Breadbug (Chinche being the Spanish name for Breadbug)