Talk:Empress Bulblax

Have you notice when you fight the first Empress Bulblax there's something on the ground under Ship's head. It's looks like a flat Empress BulblaxProf. 14:29, 4 January 2008 (UTC)

Good point. I thought it was some sort of Bulborb/Bulblax nest.Pikdude 22:10, 24 December 2007 (UTC)

When you kill it it's egg sac deflates? It explodes!Pikdude 22:49, 24 December 2007 (UTC)

I realized my mistake about the flat Empress Bulblax thing. When I played my Pikmin 2 game, I saw that I was thinking about the spider web thingies.Pikdude 19:23, 1 January 2008 (UTC)

Could this mean that the Empress Bulblax sheds its skin?Prof. 14:29, 4 January 2008 (UTC)

Probably not. The Empress Bulblax is a female Bulborb with an over grown egg sack(hence Olimar's notes here), so if it shedded it's skin that would mean that ALL(or at least Red Bulborbs) shed their skin, and i'm pretty sure that this is impossible for the Emperor Bulblax. And the Fiery Bulblax. And the Hairy Bulborb.Pikdude 15:17, 4 January 2008 (UTC)

Actually, I think that's supposed to be the ancestor of the current Empress.--87.78.7.128 15:06, 4 January 2008 (UTC)

Yeah, that's probably the best bet.Pikdude 15:18, 4 January 2008 (UTC)

Maybe Wistful Winds and The Valley of Repose have their own Empresses, and the larva when they grow actually become different forms of Bulborbs, and for the one at Awakening Woods, it could have been in a period of after they shed their skin, they have a moderetly long period of when they can't create Larva.Learner Yes it was me, there are other computers that I can use, but an not logged in.

Different types thing

Hmmm... About your edit, Jimbo Jambo, I think that info is at least worth mentioning. It is obvious, but still... And it can be rewritten. InfectedShroom

No offence, of course, but if you find it so questionable, why post it? Anyway, to answer it: Yes, that certainly is speculation, a thing that should better not be posted on articles (after all, Wiki's handle facts and information; hardly thoughts). It certainly is worth mentioning, just... Not here.--Prezintenden

Uh, did I say anything about it being questionable? But anyway, you're right. This place deals with facts only. IS

No, I was referring to Jimbo's comment in the page history.--Prezintenden

It's not so much questionable as speculative. Even though Red, Orange, and Hairy Bulborbs are technically all the same species, not to mention the use of the family name "Grub-dog" in Olimar's notes leaves it pretty open-ended, only one variety of Empress Bulblax has ever been observed, and it's never actually been directly stated that other varieties exist. It might seem kind of silly, but speculation can easily be taken as fact, making it then misinformation, and misinformation can spread like a plague. —Jimbo Jambo