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The Flaming Beetle is an enemy that was first introduced in the game [[Pikmin:The After Years]]. Unlike [[Anode Beetle]]s, they have red spots and spew fire when two of them meet. This attack will burn all but [[Red Pikmin]]. | |||
The '''Flaming Beetle''' is an enemy that was first introduced in the game ''[[Pikmin:The After Years]]''. Unlike [[Anode Beetle]]s, they have red spots and spew fire when two of them meet. This attack will burn all but [[Red Pikmin]]. | |||
==How to Kill== | ==How to Kill== | ||
Throwing a Red Pikmin on top if it will flip it over and because they are immune to fire. A [[Purple Pikmin]] will also flip multiple of these beasts over due to | Throwing a Red Pikmin on top if it will flip it over and because they are immune to fire. A [[Purple Pikmin]] will also flip multiple of these beasts over due to the shock-waves they create. | ||
--[[User:Gamefreak75|<span style="color:red;">Gamefreak75</span>]] [[File:Zero Two Avatar.gif]] | --[[User:Gamefreak75|<span style="color:red;">Gamefreak75</span>]] [[File:Zero Two Avatar.gif]] | ||
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Revision as of 01:59, 2 May 2016
| Flaming Beetle | |
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| Scientific name | Scarabum flamus |
| Family | Scarab Beetle |
| Areas | None |
| Carry weight | 5 |
| Max. carriers | 10 |
| Seed worth | 5 seeds |
| Attacks | Shoots fire |
The Flaming Beetle is an enemy that was first introduced in the game Pikmin:The After Years. Unlike Anode Beetles, they have red spots and spew fire when two of them meet. This attack will burn all but Red Pikmin.
How to Kill
Throwing a Red Pikmin on top if it will flip it over and because they are immune to fire. A Purple Pikmin will also flip multiple of these beasts over due to the shock-waves they create.
