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The '''mireclops family''' is a family of creatures that resemble living chunks of earth. | |||
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===Quaggled Mireclops=== | ===Quaggled Mireclops=== | ||
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The Quaggled Mireclops is a gargantuan member of the continentia family. They inhabit locations that are rich in mud, and their vulnerable, [[fruit]]-like head is often protected by what is called a Mireclops crystal, which makes Rock Pikmin essential for a fight against it. | The Quaggled Mireclops is a gargantuan member of the continentia family. They inhabit locations that are rich in mud, and their vulnerable, [[fruit]]-like head is often protected by what is called a Mireclops crystal, which makes Rock Pikmin essential for a fight against it. | ||
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===Waterlogged Bayouclops=== | ===Waterlogged Bayouclops=== | ||
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The Waterlogged Bayouclops prefers to live in flooded, marsh-like environments. It bears a striking resemblance to the Quaggled Mireclops in size and appearance, but it has an overall darker, duller coloration as well as a blue head. A Waterlogged Bayouclops must usually be fought using a Pikmin type that can somehow navigate around bodies of [[water]], such as [[Blue Pikmin]] or [[Winged Pikmin]]. | The Waterlogged Bayouclops prefers to live in flooded, marsh-like environments. It bears a striking resemblance to the Quaggled Mireclops in size and appearance, but it has an overall darker, duller coloration as well as a blue head. A Waterlogged Bayouclops must usually be fought using a Pikmin type that can somehow navigate around bodies of [[water]], such as [[Blue Pikmin]] or [[Winged Pikmin]]. | ||
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- This article relates to the official games. See Pikipedia's "mireclops family" article for more official information.
The mireclops family is a family of creatures that resemble living chunks of earth.
Members
Fandangled Isleclops
- Main article: Fandangled Isleclops
The Fandangled Isleclops is a small, tropical continentia that isn't much larger than a typical dwarf bulborb. Unlike other members of its family, the Fandangled Isleclops is always found awake and moving around, typically spiraling in circles with others of its kind, moving in a circular formation. A Fandangled Isleclops has sand and grass covering its body, and its head is a brilliant color of yellow.
Frosted Arcticlops
- Main article: Frosted Arcticlops
The Frosted Arcticlops prefers frigid environments. Its gray, fleshy hooves are protected by a layer of ice, which must be shattered using Rock Pikmin. Its purple head is also protected by a large mound of ice. The snow and ice on its body can chill and eventually freeze leaders and Pikmin that touch it for extended periods of time.
Quaggled Mireclops
- Main article: Quaggled Mireclops
The Quaggled Mireclops is a gargantuan member of the continentia family. They inhabit locations that are rich in mud, and their vulnerable, fruit-like head is often protected by what is called a Mireclops crystal, which makes Rock Pikmin essential for a fight against it.
Waterlogged Bayouclops
- Main article: Waterlogged Bayouclops
The Waterlogged Bayouclops prefers to live in flooded, marsh-like environments. It bears a striking resemblance to the Quaggled Mireclops in size and appearance, but it has an overall darker, duller coloration as well as a blue head. A Waterlogged Bayouclops must usually be fought using a Pikmin type that can somehow navigate around bodies of water, such as Blue Pikmin or Winged Pikmin.