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Fiery Blowhog

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Fiery Blowhog In-game icon.
Artwork of a Fiery Blowhog from Pikmin 4.
Appears in PikminPikmin 2Pikmin 3Pikmin 4Hey! Pikmin
Scientific name Sus draconus
Family Blowhog
Areas The Forest Navel, Valley of Repose, Perplexing Pool, Wistful Wild, Tropical Wilds, Garden of Hope, Distant Tundra, Formidable Oak, Sun-Speckled Terrace, Blazing Winds
Caves White Flower Garden, Shower Room, Submerged Castle, Cavern of Chaos, Hole of Heroes, Dream Den, Crackling Cauldron, Drafty Gallery, Below-Grade Discotheque, Engulfed Castle, Seafloor Resort, Frozen Inferno
Challenge Mode stages The Distant Spring, Creator's Garden, Hot House, Brawny Abyss, Breeding Ground
Mission Mode Collect Treasure! stages Tropical Forest Remix, Beastly Caverns, Forgotten Cove
Mission Mode Battle Enemies! stages Shaded Garden, Distant Tundra Remix, Fortress of Festivity, Forgotten Cove
Side Story days Tundra, First Part Found, Channel Gone Dry
Dandori Challenge stages Hotshock Canyon, Trial of the Sage Leaf
Dandori Battle stages Trial Run
2-Player Battle stages Hostile Territory
Bingo Battle stages Jigsaw Fortress, Parched Brook, Buried Pond, Corroded Maze
Attacks Pikmin (game):  Blow fire
Pikmin 2:  Blow fire
Pikmin 3:  Blow fire
Pikmin 4:  Blow fire
Hey! Pikmin:  Blow fire, shoot fireballs

The Fiery Blowhog (ブタドックリ?, lit.: "Pig Tokkuri") is an enemy in Pikmin, Pikmin 2, Pikmin 3, and Pikmin 4, and a boss in Hey! Pikmin. As the name would imply, Fiery Blowhogs shoot fire from their red snouts. They are only found in The Forest Navel and are larger than in the other main Pikmin games in Pikmin, but are found commonly in Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 3. Like all bosses in Hey! Pikmin, only one appears in the game, in Blazing Winds. In the first two games, when provoked by Pikmin, Fiery Blowhogs will buck them off into an area in front of them and shoot fire. In Pikmin, it can be extremely difficult to save burning Pikmin, but blowing the whistle within the area of the Blowhog's attack will ensure that any Pikmin caught in the flames will instantly be extinguished.

In Hey! Pikmin, its behavior is a quite different from the main games in the series: this beast stands on top of a pillar and shoots fire at Olimar down below. It is normally too far up to reach, but can be stunned with a bomb rock, and by sneaking to its backside, the player can throw Pikmin at the part of its body that slipped off the platform. As it is now a boss, it is much larger than in the main Pikmin games. It drops the Shimmering Skull when defeated. A younger variant can be found in this game, the Fiery Blowlet.

Fiery Blowhogs also have lightly colored segments that are barely visible in-game, but more noticeable in the creature's artwork. These became more visible in Pikmin 3 and Hey! Pikmin.

Stats

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Game Weight Max.
carriers
Seeds Value Health Regen.
Pikmin 7 15 8 N/A 2500 Unknown
Pikmin 2 7 15 8 Poko × 4 1000 No
Pikmin 3 (?) 5 10 (normally) 8 Poko × 30
Spirit × 30
1000 No
Pikmin 4 5 10 5 Sparklium × 5 1000 No
Hey! Pikmin N/A N/A N/A Sparklium Seed × 0 Unknown Unknown

Behavior

Fiery Blowhogs typically wander around a very small zone aimlessly – they aren't stationary, but they won't move a significant distance from their home territory. Once a Blowhog has detected the presence of a leader and/or Pikmin, it will rotate to face them, before spewing out a stream of fire. Although the Fiery Blowhog waits for an opportune moment to begin exhaling, it must inhale first, which creates a short delay before firing in which the attack may be avoided. From the moment the creature begins inhaling to the moment it's done spitting fire, it will not rotate or move, meaning the spray of fire will not follow leaders or Pikmin running away.

If the Blowhog is under attack and not currently exhaling, it will buck itself forward and immediately shoot flames in the direction it was facing, though it must still inhale first. This bucking motion occurs regardless of whether the Blowhog is being attacked by Pikmin clinging to its body or not.

In Pikmin 2, Blowhogs may not shoot fire if only a leader is present nearby. This can be seen by keeping a leader very close to the creature. Also in this game, an idle Blowhog will only turn to the left to change in which direction it wanders. When engaged in combat, however, they can also turn to the right.

Hey! Pikmin

At the start of the battle, the creature points its snout in Olimar's general direction, inhales for some seconds, and then spits a steady stream of fire, all without changing the direction of the snout. The flame attack lasts for some seconds, and after it stops, the cycle repeats. This fire, naturally, will not hurt the Red Pikmin, but will damage Olimar. It won't trigger any bomb rocks on the generator, but will trigger bomb rocks that Pikmin are carrying. The suction attack will not be strong enough to do anything to Olimar (even if he's riding his jetpack), or to Pikmin on the ground, and if Pikmin are thrown at the snout, they will squeal and get trapped in the air for a bit, but will eventually fall back down. If the player enters a doorway to go to the other side, the creature will finish its cycle, and will then turn around to face Olimar before it starts a new cycle.

If while it's inhaling, a bomb Rock Pikmin is thrown at the snout, the Pikmin will let go of the bomb, and the Blowhog will inhale it. It will only catch one bomb rock, so if more bomb-carrying Pikmin are thrown, they will just drop their explosives in the air. The rock is too big to go inside the snout, so it gets stuck at the entrance for a second before it explodes. When it does, the Fiery Blowhog gets thrown back and starts hanging from the ledge it's on, with its backside dangling, and at the reach of Pikmin. It will stay this way for some seconds, until eventually it climbs back up, jumps on its platform, and causes boulders to fall in random places, but near the center of the arena.

If its health reaches two thirds while it's dangling, it will shake the Pikmin off, get back up, and jump on the platform to cause boulders to fall like before. But this will also signal some changes in its attack pattern: at the start of the cycle, it will inhale for only a split-second, and will then spit three fire balls. It will change direction slightly to face Olimar each time it shoots a fire ball. After that, it will perform the usual long inhale, followed by the stream of fire, but will also slowly turn its snout to Olimar as it expels fire. If the player goes to the other side of the area while the beast is spitting balls of fire, it will stop, turn around, and will restart the cycle by quickly inhaling and spitting three balls of fire again. To note is that the quick inhale cannot capture bomb rocks, and that the fire balls can ignite bomb rocks, whether they are on the generators, or in the hands of a Pikmin.

Like before, if it is health reaches the last third while it's dangling, it will shake the Pikmin off, climb back up, and jump to summon boulders, but will change its attack pattern once more. From here on out, the quick inhale will be followed by three volleys of three fire balls each. The fire balls spread out, each following its own angle, and once again, the creature will slightly change direction each time it exhales. After that comes the long inhale and stream of fire, except it will rotate even faster when it spits out the stream.

Locations

See: Fiery Blowhog/Locations

Strategy

A group of Pikmin carry a Fiery Blowhog corpse.
Artwork of Pikmin carrying a Fiery Blowhog carcass in Pikmin.

The following article or section contains guides.
The strategies shown are just suggestions.

Pikmin

Red Pikmin are recommended, but if you're careful, it can be taken out with any type of Pikmin. To start off, throw a single Pikmin directly onto the Fiery Blowhog (preferably a leaf Pikmin so it doesn't get deflowered). Immediately after the Blowhog throws the Pikmin off, swarm it with the entire group. If it is evident that it will survive this attack, call back the Pikmin swarming it before they can get knocked off, then re-swarm the Blowhog. Repeat until it's dead. Pikmin that are swarming a Fiery Blowhog cannot be ignited, meaning they're safe from its attack. You could also leave a group of Reds near a Fiery Blowhog, (recommended leaf), and they cannot be killed, unless the Fiery Blowhog bucks them into water. Make sure you make the Blowhog faces away from any water sources.

Pikmin 2

The same strategy described above works equally well here and since they are easier to kill in Pikmin 2, a large Pikmin group can swarm it right away for the kill. Obviously, throwing Purple Pikmin on it will deal serious damage to the Blowhog, as well as rendering unable to buck the Pikmin off, or breathe fire.

Pikmin 3

The strategy described for the first game works just fine still, only you don't need to take as much caution, since Pikmin cannot be deflowered by the bucking attack now. This means that unless a Blowhog can potentially buck them into water, it poses virtually no threat to Red Pikmin. Henceforth, to save time, its easy to just leave a small group of Red Pikmin attack a Fiery Blowhog, go off and accomplish some other task, and by the time you return, the creature should be dead, and all your Pikmin should be fine. Or if you have a large army of Red Pikmin, just send them all charging at the creature and it will be dead within a few seconds. If it manages to buck them all off, just whistle them back and repeat the process. You can be particularly careless if you've obtained the Scorch Guard upgrade, prevent your leaders from being damaged by the fire.

If no Red Pikmin are available, take caution and attack from the rear. Whistle the Pikmin off every time the Blowhog begins to buck and repeat the process to take it out without much of a problem. If any clovers are nearby, this process becomes even easier, and you can lose its attention to get a shot at the rear.

Hey! Pikmin

Start by luring the Blowhog into inhaling near the center of the arena. While it's inhaling and spitting fire, it will not turn to you, so take this time to grab a bomb rock. When it begins inhaling again, throw a bomb rock at the snout. If its fire touches the bomb rock, the Pikmin holding on will let it go, and the timer will start counting down, so beware. As soon as you throw the bomb rock, enter a doorway to go to the other side of the stage, and quickly throw Pikmin at its backside. If you're quick, the creature's health will freeze at the two thirds mark, and it will shake the Pikmin off, but if not, you'll have to repeat the cycle until that happens. Every time it climbs back up, it will jump on its platform and cause boulders to fall, but these can be easily avoided by standing near the edges of the arena.

Once its health is at two thirds or less, it will start each cycle by inhaling quickly and shooting three fire balls. Dodge each one, and try to obtain a bomb rock during this time, but don't swap sides, since that will just cause the creature to turn around and restart the fire ball sequence. Afterwards, it will do the long inhale and spit a stream of fire, but this time, it will slowly turn to you. Throw the bomb rock at its snout while it's still inhaling, like before, but if you can't, escape from the stream however you can, even if you have to enter doorways.

Just like before, this pattern will be repeated until you get its health down to the last third. From here on out, when it does the quick inhale, it will shoot 3 volleys of 3 fire balls each, which spread out. These fire balls aren't particularly hard to dodge as Olimar, but it is very difficult to avoid having a bomb-carrying Pikmin touch one. As such, you should try to obtain a bomb rock right after it shoots out its third volley. To make sure that you have enough time and space to get a bomb rock, go on one corner of the arena at the start of the cycle, lure it into shooting the first volley near that edge of the arena, and by the time it starts the second, race to the opposite end. The Blowhog will not turn enough to shoot the final three fire balls at the other corner of the arena, giving you enough time to grab a bomb rock, and to get ready to throw it during the long inhale attack. If you couldn't, and the creature ended up launching fire, know that it will follow Olimar even faster, perhaps making it impossible to dodge by simply running to one side of the arena. Enter a doorway to escape, if you must.

If you want to be quick, as soon as the boss battle begins, run to the left and get a bomb rock. The creature should be turning to face you just as the Pikmin returns to you, so quickly throw the bomb rock Pikmin at its snout, since it will start inhaling very quickly. Afterwards, just make sure to have a bomb rock ready every time it starts the long inhale attack. Use the strategies in the previous paragraphs to help make sure the bomb rock isn't dropped during the other attacks.

To note is that the bomb rock explosions cannot reach the creature when it's dangling.

Biology

The Fiery Blowhog's physiology is quite mammalian, with its rubbery hide and even elephant-like appearance. It also somewhat resembles a hog, which is emphasized by its name.

According to Olimar's notes, the Fiery Blowhog expels fire using an unknown phosphorous compound that ignites as soon as it touches the air. In real life, phosphorous is a highly reactive element, and is used in explosive and fiery material artificially, such as in matches and bombs. Because Olimar specifically states this chemical ignites when it contacts air, the compound is probably white phosphorous, which spontaneously combusts in moist oxygen. This seems to line up with the Fiery Blowhog's behavior, and the element is even an organic element in real life, but is used in completely different ways.

It is hinted by the Watery Blowhog's notes that this compound takes the form of a flammable liquid. An orange liquid can also be seen dripping from its snout after breathing fire in that game, so it's possible that is the liquid Olimar is referring to. Although in reality phosphorous is never orange, and at the closest red, this will be explained later. Putting these two together, the creature may shoot out some form of liquid phosphorus. However, to fit with the previous assumption of it being white phosphorous, it would make more sense if it is an unknown liquid that contains many small bits of white phosphorous, since white phosphorous can only be solid. The orange liquid dripping of its snout may be remaining liquid that didn't have enough phosphorous to ignite, or the phosphorous in that liquid has already ignited.

Additionally, Watery Blowhogs are said not to contain the dominant genes necessary to produce the chemical, hinting that they don't have the white phosphorous required to breathe fire. The clear liquid they shoot is likely the same liquid the phosphorous flows in in Fiery Blowhogs, but it is still unknown what it really is, and why it changes from orange to clear.

Because it contains such explosive materials and processes in its body, Olimar warns in his notes that it may explode when dead, as it becomes unstable. No such behavior is seen in-game though, even after it is killed, so Olimar has probably just speculated this. The reason why it can't explode may be the same reason why Louie mentions it is inflammable, and there could be a complex process preventing this that has yet to be explained in the games.

Notes

Olimar's voyage log

I wonder just how this planet's life-forms evolved. This creature belches fire, of all things! Once the Pikmin get caught up in the inferno, there is nothing that can be done. If only they had the power to face such flames without fear of burning...

Reel notes

This creature expels a combustible phosphor that ignites at moderate temperatures.

Olimar's notes

This creature expels a volatile phosphorous compound from its snout that combusts upon contact with air. This fire-breathing ability is dependent upon the air-to-fuel ratio at its mouth, catalyst reaction within the expelled compound, and purification of the compound. Thus it is highly unlikely such a complex process could cause the spontaneous explosion of a fallen blowhog. (This process is also perhaps to avoid risk of spontaneous combustion in the belly of a live specimen.) However, one should still treat a fiery blowhog with great care, even after its life functions have ceased.

Louie's notes

Roast this flavorful beast for several hours, letting it stew in its own succulent juices. Don't worry about overcooking this beast...it's scorch-proof.

Alph's comments

Structural flaw: inhaling period
Weight: 5

I notice that it needs a moment to inhale something from the planet's atmosphere before exhaling fire. Its internals must be remarkable to stand up to the flames it produces. (Though of course, a Red Pikmin's externals can withstand the same heat.) If we could reproduce the process, it could be a great, renewable source of rocket fuel for our ship's engines!

Brittany's comments

US version US version
I thought they'd be my favorite fauna. The idea of running into one in a frigid field or after getting soaked was nice. But it turns out they don't have a setting on those snouts below "roasted alive." Scratch another brilliant idea.
European version European version
I thought they'd be my favourite fauna. The idea of running into one in a frigid field or after getting soaked was nice. But it turns out they don't have a setting on those snouts below "roasted alive". Scratch another brilliant idea.

Charlie's comments

US version US version
Be careful, or this one'll cook your goose. I don't know whether that's a nose or a mouth shooting those flames, and I don't care. What's important is that me and my troops are long gone when the fire hits.
European version European version
Be careful, or this one'll cook your goose. I don't know whether that's a nose or a mouth shooting those flames, and I don't care. What's important is that me and my crew are long gone when the fire hits.

Louie's comments

US version US version
Roast this flavorful beast for several hours, letting it stew in its own succulent juices. Don't worry about overcooking this beast... It's scorch-proof.
European version European version
Roast this flavourful beast for several hours, letting it stew in its own succulent juices. Don't worry about overcooking this beast...it's scorch-proof.

Olimar's comments

Fiery Blowhog
Sus draconus
Blowhog family

This creature expels a volatile phosphorus compound from its snout that combusts upon contact with air. This fire-breathing ability is dependent upon the air-to-fuel ratio at its mouth, catalyst reaction within the expelled compound, and purification of the compound. Thus it is highly unlikely such a complex process could cause the spontaneous explosion of a fallen blowhog. (This process is also perhaps to avoid risk of spontaneous combustion in the belly of a live specimen.) However, one should still treat a fiery blowhog with great care during transfer.

Hey! Pikmin logs

It shares a flamethrowing trait with the Fiery Blowlet, but the vast difference in its size comes with an equal variance in its firepower. The method by which they produce this flame is very interesting and took a lot of analysis between myself and the S.S. Dolphin II to figure out. Sadly, I'm out of space to explain here. Maybe I'll publish a paper back on Hocotate.

Dalmo's notes

You'll recognize it by its plump, bottle-shaped torso and round, bright-red mouth! Have you ever seen such an adorable creature?! But no matter how cute it seems, when observing this species, you had best remain behind it. Otherwise, you could end up in its path when it spits a gout of flame and get cooked right up!

Olimar's notes (Pikmin 4)

This creature expels a volatile phosphorus compound from its snout that combusts upon contact with air. This fire-breathing ability is dependent upon the air-to-fuel ratio at its mouth, catalyst reaction within the expelled compound, and purification of the compound.

Thus it is highly unlikely such a complex process could cause the spontaneous explosion of a fallen Blowhog. (This process is also perhaps to avoid risk of spontaneous combustion in the belly of a live specimen.)

However, one should still treat a Fiery Blowhog with great care during transfer.

Louie's notes (Pikmin 4)

Roast this flavorful beast for several hours, letting it stew in its own succulent juices. Don't worry about overcooking this beast... It's scorchproof.

Pikmin Nintendo Player's Guide

This creature expels a volatile phosphorous compound from its snout that combusts upon contact with air. This fire breathing depends upon the air-to-fuel ratio at the mouth, the catalyst reaction of the expelled flammable compound and the purification process of the compound. Therefore, it is unlikely that this complex process could occur within a fallen porciferno (perhaps also to avoid the risk of spontaneous combustion within the belly of a living porciferno). However, one should still treat a porciferno with great care even after its life functions have ceased.
Only red Pikmin are safe from the fiery blowhog's flaming breath. If you march your Pikmin into the blowhog's back, they'll battle the beast until they've defeated it. Sic your Pikmin on the blowhog's back only if the swine's snout is pointing away from water so they won't get bucked into the drink.

Pikmin Nintendo Power booklet description

Only red Pikmin are safe from the fiery blowhog's flaming breath. Blue and yellow Pikmin that stray too close are burnt to a blackened crisp. Attack these creatures from behind with a large group of red Pikmin.

Pikmin 2 Nintendo Player's Guide

Among the most common creatures in the Pikmin 2 landscape are the groundbased Blowhogs, both Fiery and Watery. You can distinguish the Fiery Blowhogs by the red markings at the end of their snouts and by the flames that they spit at your leaders and troops. Attack their backs with red Pikmin.

New Play Control! Pikmin European website

Some spouts are used to put out fires, a Fiery Blowhog’s snout starts them. This beast has a lot of love to give, to things that love fire. It can shake Pikmin off its back and then blast them with a stream of fire from his nose. A similar breed of Blowhog puffs out air.

Pikmin 3 Prima Guide

A Fiery Blowhog attacks by shooting flames out of its snout. When you encounter a Fiery Blowhog, use your Red Pikmin to attack the creature without suffering any casualties. If your squad contains only a small amount of Red Pikmin, use them to distract the Fiery Blowhog, then flank the creature and have your more vulnerable Pikmin charge from the rear.

Pikmin Garden

Text

4本足のトックリ状の体に、鼻と口が一体化した口吻を持ち、縄張りに入ってきた獲物や外敵に火を吹く生物。鼻を鳴らしたような声は、仲間との意思疎通に用いられる。

特徴 その1 火を吹く

直接火を吹いているのではなく、吐き出したリン化合物が常温空気中で発火している。
(Image text: 炎の逆流や体内での発火は起こらない)

特徴 その2 仲間が多い

ブタドックリ科の生物は数や種類ともに多く、多様性に富んでいる

Translation

A creature with a four-legged, tokkuri-like body and whose nose and mouth are combined into a snout, it breathes fire at prey or enemies that enter its territory. Its snorting vocalizations are used to communicate with its mates.

Feature #1 Fire-breathing

It does not breathe fire directly, but rather, it spits out a phosphorous compound that ignites in room temperature air.
(Image text: "There is no flame backflow or ignition inside the body")

Feature #2: Many relatives

Creatures in the Blowhog family are very diverse in both number and variety.

Other Games

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl

The Fiery Blowhog appears as a trophy in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

The Fiery Blowhog trophy from Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Description:

A member of the blowhog family characterized by its bottle-shaped body and slow lumbering movement. Skillful in the use of its red snout and able to violently shake off Pikmin, the fiery blowhog is also capable of spitting a volatile phosphorous compound that combusts on contact with air, threatening nearby enemies.

GameCube Pikmin
GameCube Pikmin 2
How to obtain: Random appearance. Type: Fighter Related

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

The Fiery Blowhog appears as a primary Spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Spirit info Augmented Fighter info
Name Type Class Slots Fighter(s) Stage Music Rules/Hazards Conditions Image
Fiery Blowhog Attack 1 Charizard (×3) The Great Cave Offensive (Battlefield Form) Mission Mode - Pikmin 3 (Remix) • Item: Fire Flower • Stamina battle
• The enemy favors neutral specials
The Fiery Blowhog spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, from the Collection.

Technical information

Pikmin technical information (?)
Internal name tank
HP 2500
Pikmin 2 technical information (?)
Internal name tank
Global properties (List)
ID Japanese comment Property Value
s000 friction(not used) Friction 0.5
s001 wallReflection Unknown (wall bounce speed multiplier?) 0.5
s002 faceDirAdjust Unknown 0.25
s003 accel Acceleration 0.1
s004 bounceFactor Unknown (bounce when it hits the ground?) 0.3
fp00 ライフ HP 1000
fp01 マップとの当り Unknown (related to slopes) 25
fp02 ダメージスケールXZ Horizontal damage scale 0.35
fp03 ダメージスケールY Vertical damage scale 0.25
fp04 ダメージフレーム Damage scale duration 0.35
fp05 質量 Unknown (weight?) 0.0001
fp06 速度 Move speed 80
fp08 回転速度率 Rotation acceleration 0.05
fp09 テリトリー Territory radius 150
fp10 ホーム範囲 "Home" radius 1
fp11 プライベート距離 "Private" radius 75
fp12 視界距離 Sight radius 200
fp13 視界角度 FOV 90
fp14 探索距離 Unknown (exploration radius?) 0
fp15 探索角度 Unknown (exploration angle?) 0
fp16 振り払い率 Successful shake rate 1
fp17 振り払い力 Shake knockback 400
fp18 振り払いダメージ Shake damage 1
fp19 振り払い範囲 Shake range 30
fp20 攻撃可能範囲 Unknown (shock attack max range?) 120
fp21 攻撃可能角度 Unknown (shock attack max angle?) 0
fp22 攻撃ヒット範囲 Unknown (attack hit range?) 25
fp23 攻撃ヒット角度 Unknown (attack hit angle?) 0
fp24 攻撃力 Attack damage 10
fp25 視界高 Unknown (height visibility?) 100
fp26 探索高 Unknown (exploration height?) 0
fp27 ライフの高さ HP wheel height 50
fp28 回転最大速度 Rotation speed 5
fp29 警戒時間 Unknown (warning time?) 15
fp30 警戒ライフ Unknown 100
fp31 ライフ回復率 Regeneration rate 0
fp32 LOD半径 Off-camera radius 45
fp33 マップとのあたりポリゴンの選定 Collision processing radius 40
fp34 ピクミンとのあたり Pikmin damage radius 15
fp35 石化時間 Petrification duration 1
fp36 ヒップドロップダメージ Purple Pikmin drop damage 50
fp37 地震気絶確立 Purple Pikmin stun chance 0.3 (30%)
fp38 地震気絶時間 Purple Pikmin stun time 10
ip01 振り払い打撃A Shake mode 1 – hit count 3
ip02 振り払い張付1 Shake mode 1 – Pikmin requirement 2
ip03 振り払い打撃B Shake mode 2 – hit count 3
ip04 振り払い張付2 Shake mode 2 – Pikmin requirement 5
ip05 振り払い打撃C Shake mode 3 – hit count 3
ip06 振り払い張付3 Shake mode 3 – Pikmin requirement 10
ip07 振り払い打撃D Shake mode 4 – hit count 3
Specific properties
None
Pikmin 3 technical information (?)
Internal name tank
HP 1000
Rock Pikmin throw hits to kill 30
White Pikmin ingestions to kill 0
Bomb rock explosions to kill 1
Bomb rock ingestions to kill 0
Number of direct hits on top to kill 0
Damage to leaders 10
Territory radius 150
Mission Mode value 30

Other information

Naming

See more: Blowhog family#Naming.
  • Common name: Fiery Blowhog. The word "Fiery" is, of course, due to its ability to spit out fire.
  • Japanese nickname: ブタドックリ?, lit.: "Pig Tokkuri". The "Pig" part comes from its body shape and the sounds it makes.
  • Japanese name: ヒフキブタドックリ?, lit.: "Fire Breathing Pig Tokkuri".
  • Scientific name: Sus draconus, which is Latin for "pig dragon".
  • Internal names: The creature is internally called tank in the main games, likely because of its slow moving and fiery qualities. In Hey! Pikmin, it is instead called butadokuri, which is the Japanese Romanization of its name. Its generator name is also boss_flame_throw, obviously referring to its flame spitting abilities.
  • Prerelease: None.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Flag of Japan Japanese ブタドックリ?
Buta Dokkuri
Pig Tokkuri Tokkuri
Flag of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Chinese
(traditional)
豬德古利
Zhū Dégǔlì
Pig Tokkuri
Flag of China Chinese
(simplified)
猪德古利
Zhū Dégǔlì
Pig Tokkuri
Flag of the Netherlands Dutch Vurige Blowhog[1]
Vlammend snuitzwijn (Pikmin 4)
Fiery Blowhog
Flaming snouthog (Pikmin 4)
Name taken from NEW PLAY CONTROL! Pikmin website
Name taken from Pikmin 4
Flag of France French Crachefeu (Pikmin)
Puffy Crachefeu
Puffy crachefeu (Hey! Pikmin, Pikmin 4)
Fire-spitter (Pikmin)
Fire-spitter Puffy
Fire-spitter puffy (Hey! Pikmin, Pikmin 4)
"Crachefeu" is a portmanteau of "crache" (spit) and "feu" (fire)
Flag of Germany German Rüsselignis Trunk-Ignis The name is a portmanteau of German "Rüssel" (trunk/proboscis) and Latin "ignis" (fire)
Flag of Italy Italian Eruptor igneo Fiery eruptor
Flag of South Korea Korean 돼지호롱
Dwaeji-Horong
Pig Oil Lamp
Flag of Brazil Portuguese Cusporco-dragão Dragon spitpig "Cusporco" is a portmanteau of "cuspir" (to spit) and "porco" (pig)
Even though "dragão" means 'dragon', the "Cusporco-dragão" (Fiery Blowhog), uses the word as an allusion of a fire-breathing dragon
Flag of Spain Spanish Verraco dragón Dragon pig Even though "dragón" means 'dragon', the "Verraco dragón" (Fiery Blowhog), uses the word as an equivalent to 'fiery' in the English name

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Trivia

  • Fiery and Watery Blowhogs are one of the few Pikmin enemies to have a figurine modeled after them.
  • Fiery Blowhogs are one of the enemies that can be rolled on the roulette wheel in 2-Player Battle.

See also

  1. ^ De wezens on the official Dutch NEW PLAY CONTROL! Pikmin website, retrieved on September 9th, 2023