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The '''Fluffy Bulborb''' is a species of [[Grub-dog family|grub-dog]] with soft, pillowy hairs covering its backside. | |||
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==In ''Pikmin: Hybrids''== | |||
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The '''Fluffy Bulborb''' is a small and fragile [[Grub-dog family|grub-dog]] appearing in ''[[Pikmin: Hybrids]]''. It is nearly identical to the [[Dwarf Red Bulborb]] in terms of appearance, although slightly larger and with a woolly backside. When idle, a Fluffy Bulborb cycles between leaping into the air and then sniffing at the ground after landing. If prey, such as [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]], are close enough to it, it will instead attempt to eat them, jumping into the air again to relocate itself and attack again. Fluffy Bulborbs can be very difficult to hurt and kill but they have a very small health pool. Surprise is the best strategy in taking down a Fluffy Bulborb, attacking the creature immediately after it lands. Swarming is effective, but throwing even a single Pikmin directly onto its back will kill the creature instantly. [[Purple Pikmin]] are especially useful, able to knock a Fluffy Bulborb out of the air with a well-aimed toss. | |||
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{{notes|Olimar's notes|This species of grub-dog is easily mistaken as a breadbug due to its size and diurnal habits. Its skin and wooly fur are the only barriers between the outside world and its innards. Because of this, they are extremely nimble and fragile. They have been known to feed in groups of three; however, larger packs than this have not been observed in the wild.}} | |||
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Family | Grub-dog |
The Fluffy Bulborb is a species of grub-dog with soft, pillowy hairs covering its backside.
In fanon games
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In Pikmin: Hybrids
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Scientific name | Oculus saltar | ||
Family | Grub-dog | ||
Areas | Mamuta Woods | ||
Caves | Bulborb Manor | ||
Attacks | Eats Pikmin |
The Fluffy Bulborb is a small and fragile grub-dog appearing in Pikmin: Hybrids. It is nearly identical to the Dwarf Red Bulborb in terms of appearance, although slightly larger and with a woolly backside. When idle, a Fluffy Bulborb cycles between leaping into the air and then sniffing at the ground after landing. If prey, such as Pikmin, are close enough to it, it will instead attempt to eat them, jumping into the air again to relocate itself and attack again. Fluffy Bulborbs can be very difficult to hurt and kill but they have a very small health pool. Surprise is the best strategy in taking down a Fluffy Bulborb, attacking the creature immediately after it lands. Swarming is effective, but throwing even a single Pikmin directly onto its back will kill the creature instantly. Purple Pikmin are especially useful, able to knock a Fluffy Bulborb out of the air with a well-aimed toss.
Notes
Olimar's notes
- “This species of grub-dog is easily mistaken as a breadbug due to its size and diurnal habits. Its skin and wooly fur are the only barriers between the outside world and its innards. Because of this, they are extremely nimble and fragile. They have been known to feed in groups of three; however, larger packs than this have not been observed in the wild.”