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Jumbo Bulborb | |
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File:Jumbo Bulborb.png | |
Appears in | Pikmin 4 |
Scientific name | Oculus kageyamii russus (polyploid) |
Family | Grub-dog |
Areas | |
Caves | |
Dandori Challenge stages | None |
Dandori Battle stages | None |
Attacks | Eat Pikmin |
Jumbo Bulborbs are massive enemies found in Pikmin 4. These enemies are giant Bulborbs and appear in several places throughout the game. As with most Bulborbs, Jumbo Bulborbs are active during both the day and night; therefore, they can be found in caves and on the surface.
Stats
Weight | Max. carriers |
Seeds | Value | Health |
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20 | 40 | 15 | × 15 | 2500 |
Behavior
Jumbo Bulborbs will either patrol an area or hide within some vegetation and wait to ambush you. They act similar to normal Bulborbs and will return to their territory if taken too far from it.
Once they notice prey, they become aggressive, and will run towards nearby Pikmin, Captains and Oatchi. They will then scream and proceed to lunge at them 3 times to try and eat them. If it manages to catch any Pikmin, up to a max of 15 per attack, it will stand up and eat them; otherwise it will trip then try again. If there are a lot of Pikmin attacking it at once, it will shake them off and then immediately lunge 3 times.
Appearance
Jumbo Bulborbs are the exact same in appearance to normal Bulborbs. The only difference is that they are a lot larger than them.
Strategy
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Pikmin
If you have a large group of Pikmin available, you can simply swarm it. Alternatively, aim and throw a bunch of Pikmin at its back. If a Pikmin lands directly on top of it, it will die instantly. If a Pikmin is caught by one, then it can easily be saved by throwing another Pikmin onto the creature's back. As the enemy dies, any captured Pikmin will be released from its mouth.
Notes
Dalmo's Notes
Olimar's Notes
“During reproduction, after an egg is fertilized by a sperm, any excess chromosomes are usually discarded through a process called meiosis. But occasionally, this process fails to occur, and a Bulbar individual will develop irregular due to this chromosomal abnormality.
Specimens like this one are stronger than the average Bulborb and can exhibit more aggressive behaviour. However, they are not able to procreate, as they will never reach sexual maturity.”Louie's Notes
Naming
- See more: Grub-dog family#Naming.
- Common name: Jumbo Bulborb
- Japanese nickname:
- Japanese name:
- Scientific name: Oculus kageyamii russus
- Internal names: BIGCHAPPY_NIGHT
- Prerelease: Unknown
Names in other languages
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