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The ''Mamuta Larva'' is a juvenile [[ | The '''Mamuta Larva''' is a juvenile [[Shepik family|shepik]]. | ||
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==Panda python42’s version== | |||
{{see|User:Panda python42}} | |||
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|weight=3 | |||
|max_pikmin=6 | |||
|attacks=Tosses Pikmin | |||
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'''Mamuta Larva''' are juvenile [[Mamuta]]s only ever seen in [[cave]]s. They spend their time slowly moving in their underground homes, waiting until they are called or see a Mamuta or other Mamuta Larva being attacked, at which point they grab the offending [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] and throw them at the [[captain]], causing the Pikmin to start hitting them. They also have the ability to pluck Pikmin, allowing them to combo with the adults pretty easily. | |||
They have small, gooey bodies, and slide across the ground with their slug-like bottom half. The upper half has the slightly pinker features of a mature Mamuta but without the red bands around the wrists. | |||
They don’t have that much health, so swarming them with [[Red Pikmin]], [[Purple Pikmin]], or [[Rock Pikmin]] would destroy them immediately. In the case of it assisting a Mamuta, quickly dispatching it with some Purple Pikmin slams is the best course of action to prevent damage to the captain. | |||
===Notes=== | |||
{{notes|Olimar's notes|When Mamutas are born, dozens of Mamuta Larvae crawl to the nearest cave opening. They then rely on each other for survival, often building what researchers like to call “towns” with them harvesting different types of plants for food, building structures for shelter, and having an affinity to owning pretty objects.}} | |||
{{notes|Louie's notes|Inedible, tastes slimy no matter how many times I dry or wash it.}} | |||
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[[Category:Harmless enemies]] | |||
[[Category:Pikmin: The Pollution enemies]] | |||
Latest revision as of 13:23, 5 May 2024
| Mamuta Larva | |
|---|---|
| Enemy | |
| Family | Shepik |
The Mamuta Larva is a juvenile shepik.
User versions
Below this point is where users place their version of the Mamuta Larva.
Panda python42’s version
- See: User:Panda python42
| Mamuta Larva | |
|---|---|
| Scientific name | Unknown |
| Family | Unknown |
| Carry weight | 3 |
| Max. carriers | 6 |
| Attacks | Tosses Pikmin |
Mamuta Larva are juvenile Mamutas only ever seen in caves. They spend their time slowly moving in their underground homes, waiting until they are called or see a Mamuta or other Mamuta Larva being attacked, at which point they grab the offending Pikmin and throw them at the captain, causing the Pikmin to start hitting them. They also have the ability to pluck Pikmin, allowing them to combo with the adults pretty easily.
They have small, gooey bodies, and slide across the ground with their slug-like bottom half. The upper half has the slightly pinker features of a mature Mamuta but without the red bands around the wrists.
They don’t have that much health, so swarming them with Red Pikmin, Purple Pikmin, or Rock Pikmin would destroy them immediately. In the case of it assisting a Mamuta, quickly dispatching it with some Purple Pikmin slams is the best course of action to prevent damage to the captain.
Notes
Olimar's notes
- “When Mamutas are born, dozens of Mamuta Larvae crawl to the nearest cave opening. They then rely on each other for survival, often building what researchers like to call “towns” with them harvesting different types of plants for food, building structures for shelter, and having an affinity to owning pretty objects.”
Louie's notes
- “Inedible, tastes slimy no matter how many times I dry or wash it.”