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{{quote|Hey! That weird beast has a belly full of gold! Hunt him down!|The ship, upon discovering the Seedbagger }} | |||
The '''Seedbagger''' is a returning enemy appearing in ''[[Pikmin: Decayed Leaf]]''. The creature | The '''Seedbagger''' is a returning enemy appearing in ''[[Pikmin: Decayed Leaf]]''. The large, amorphous creature can only be found inside of caves. While it does have some set spawn points where it always appears in; the Seedbagger can appear in any sublevel of any cave. However, the chances of this happening is extremely rare; as the Seedbagger only has a 1.5% chance of spawning on the current sublevel a player is in. If you encounter the Seedbagger from this rare chance, you will earn the ''Seedbagged!'' achievement. The Seedbagger is a strange creature physically. The enemy is a large, rotund creature with a translucent body. The creature also has two pointed ears on the front of it. The creature scuttles around on its eight legs; four legs on each side of it. The Seedbagger’s ears and feet all have a non-translucent, red tipped coating on the end of their respective limbs. Due to its see-through qualities, the Seedbagger’s contents, being gold nuggets, can easily be seen by the player. | ||
The Seedbagger, no matter if spawned naturally or rarely, can be found sleeping in a random spot. As it sleeps, the gold nuggets in its body will glow a bright, sparkly yellow; attracting the attention of the player. If the Seedbagger is touched, attacked, brushed upon, or even approached, it will awaken from its slumber. Larger noises like the yips of [[Breadbug family| Dwarf Bulborbs]], [[bomb rock]] blasts, and roars from larger enemies can awaken the creature. Once arousen from its sleep, it will begin to run off. The Seedbagger will constantly be running, never stopping to take a break. It will constantly run away from the player and any Pikmin; making necessary turns to avoid them and other obstacles like walls. The Seedbagger will only remain above ground for twenty five seconds. Once the time is up, the creature will swiftly burrow underground. If gold nuggets were still in the creature when it escaped, they will be lost; unable to be obtained by the captains. Due to this, the gold nuggets in a Seedbagger do not add to the total treasure list in a cave; unlike normal piles of gold nuggets. If attacked, the Seedbagger will continue to run; Pikmin will end up falling off due to the bumpiness and speed of the creature. However, during the time they are latched on, they will attack the Seedbagger. The more damage that’s dealt, the more the creature will release the nuggets from its amorphous body. Once all thirty gold nuggets are dropped from the Seedbagger, the enemy will burrow into the ground; never to be seen again. Once you interact with a naturally spawned Seedbagger, it will not spawn in that sublevel until at least three days have passed; in which it will spawn again in a different spot. | |||
The Seedbagger can be taken out in a variety of different ways. Although first, the player must catch up to the enemy. If the player manages to corner the Seedbagger into a dead end, corner, or wall, they can gain an opening for attack. Timing a bomb rock throw can also instantly defeat the Seedbagger. Merely sending a group of Pikmin to attack the creature is somewhat effective, although they may not be able to catch up due to its speed. [[White Pikmin]], due to their speed, can catch up to the Seedbagger, although they cannot latch onto the creature as good as other Pikmin. [[Purple Pikmin]], [[Rock Pikmin]], and [[Steel Pikmin|Weighted Pikmin]] that slam onto the creature will cause it to drop three gold nuggets from its body; although they may not be able to catch up to the enemy due to their speed. [[Dart Pikmin]] who puncture the beast will do massive damage and release three nuggets as well; but it’s hard to aim at the Seedbagger due to its skitterish nature. The best Pikmin type to use against the Seedbagger is the [[Wolf Pikmin|Fur Pikmin]]. Thanks to their significant speed and their ability to latch onto enemies longer with their claws; they can catch up to the Seedbagger and do constant damage. | |||
In Overlord mode, the Seedbagger is much faster. It also only remains above ground for twenty seconds before burrowing away. | |||
===Notes=== | |||
*{{icon|Data file|v=P3}} '''Data file #1''': Seedbaggers can be extremely fast and agile. Try to outflank them with your squad, and take them out with a charge. | |||
{{notes|Olimar's notes|Seedbaggers come from a line of creatures that feed off of gold and other stones; similar to the Lithopod family. The gold that Seedbaggers eat contain very vital minerals that help the creature survive. Due to the long process it takes for the Seedbagger to digest solid gold; it can mainly be found sleeping above ground. If threatened, it may lighten its gold load so it can escape from any predators.}} | |||
{{notes|Louie's notes|The gold these critters eat give them a much more rich flavor. Thinly slice the skin off of these creatures, and melt them over nachos as a foreign cheese substitute!}} | |||
{{notes|President’s notes|CREATURES FULL OF GOLD! CREATURES FULL OF GOLD..!!! SOMEONE WAKE ME UP.. I MUST BE DREAMING!!}} | |||
{{notes|Overlord’s thoughts|I feel bad for this little bugger. I know it’s in his nature for him to snack on pure gold, but this leaves him an open target for a few greedy Hocotations.. hopefully they don’t tell anyone else about my home world.}} | |||
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Revision as of 02:46, 22 September 2023
- This article relates to the official games. See Pikipedia's "Seedbagger" article for more official information.
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| Appearance in Hey! Pikmin. | |||
| Scientific name | Saccusporum pellucida | ||
| Family | Seedbag | ||
The Seedbagger is a large, passive creature that stores sparklium seeds inside its translucent body and relinquishes them upon death. It moves fairly slowly and has no means of offense, and when attacked, it scrambles to retreat by burrowing into the ground.
In fanon games
Below this point is where users place their version of the Seedbagger.
In Pikmin: Decayed Leaf
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| Scientific name | Saccusporum pellucida | ||
| Family | Seedbag | ||
| Carry weight | N/A | ||
| Attacks | None | ||
| “ | Hey! That weird beast has a belly full of gold! Hunt him down! | ” | – The ship, upon discovering the Seedbagger | ||
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The Seedbagger is a returning enemy appearing in Pikmin: Decayed Leaf. The large, amorphous creature can only be found inside of caves. While it does have some set spawn points where it always appears in; the Seedbagger can appear in any sublevel of any cave. However, the chances of this happening is extremely rare; as the Seedbagger only has a 1.5% chance of spawning on the current sublevel a player is in. If you encounter the Seedbagger from this rare chance, you will earn the Seedbagged! achievement. The Seedbagger is a strange creature physically. The enemy is a large, rotund creature with a translucent body. The creature also has two pointed ears on the front of it. The creature scuttles around on its eight legs; four legs on each side of it. The Seedbagger’s ears and feet all have a non-translucent, red tipped coating on the end of their respective limbs. Due to its see-through qualities, the Seedbagger’s contents, being gold nuggets, can easily be seen by the player.
The Seedbagger, no matter if spawned naturally or rarely, can be found sleeping in a random spot. As it sleeps, the gold nuggets in its body will glow a bright, sparkly yellow; attracting the attention of the player. If the Seedbagger is touched, attacked, brushed upon, or even approached, it will awaken from its slumber. Larger noises like the yips of Dwarf Bulborbs, bomb rock blasts, and roars from larger enemies can awaken the creature. Once arousen from its sleep, it will begin to run off. The Seedbagger will constantly be running, never stopping to take a break. It will constantly run away from the player and any Pikmin; making necessary turns to avoid them and other obstacles like walls. The Seedbagger will only remain above ground for twenty five seconds. Once the time is up, the creature will swiftly burrow underground. If gold nuggets were still in the creature when it escaped, they will be lost; unable to be obtained by the captains. Due to this, the gold nuggets in a Seedbagger do not add to the total treasure list in a cave; unlike normal piles of gold nuggets. If attacked, the Seedbagger will continue to run; Pikmin will end up falling off due to the bumpiness and speed of the creature. However, during the time they are latched on, they will attack the Seedbagger. The more damage that’s dealt, the more the creature will release the nuggets from its amorphous body. Once all thirty gold nuggets are dropped from the Seedbagger, the enemy will burrow into the ground; never to be seen again. Once you interact with a naturally spawned Seedbagger, it will not spawn in that sublevel until at least three days have passed; in which it will spawn again in a different spot.
The Seedbagger can be taken out in a variety of different ways. Although first, the player must catch up to the enemy. If the player manages to corner the Seedbagger into a dead end, corner, or wall, they can gain an opening for attack. Timing a bomb rock throw can also instantly defeat the Seedbagger. Merely sending a group of Pikmin to attack the creature is somewhat effective, although they may not be able to catch up due to its speed. White Pikmin, due to their speed, can catch up to the Seedbagger, although they cannot latch onto the creature as good as other Pikmin. Purple Pikmin, Rock Pikmin, and Weighted Pikmin that slam onto the creature will cause it to drop three gold nuggets from its body; although they may not be able to catch up to the enemy due to their speed. Dart Pikmin who puncture the beast will do massive damage and release three nuggets as well; but it’s hard to aim at the Seedbagger due to its skitterish nature. The best Pikmin type to use against the Seedbagger is the Fur Pikmin. Thanks to their significant speed and their ability to latch onto enemies longer with their claws; they can catch up to the Seedbagger and do constant damage.
In Overlord mode, the Seedbagger is much faster. It also only remains above ground for twenty seconds before burrowing away.
Notes
Data file #1: Seedbaggers can be extremely fast and agile. Try to outflank them with your squad, and take them out with a charge.
Olimar's notes
- “Seedbaggers come from a line of creatures that feed off of gold and other stones; similar to the Lithopod family. The gold that Seedbaggers eat contain very vital minerals that help the creature survive. Due to the long process it takes for the Seedbagger to digest solid gold; it can mainly be found sleeping above ground. If threatened, it may lighten its gold load so it can escape from any predators.”
Louie's notes
- “The gold these critters eat give them a much more rich flavor. Thinly slice the skin off of these creatures, and melt them over nachos as a foreign cheese substitute!”
President’s notes
- “CREATURES FULL OF GOLD! CREATURES FULL OF GOLD..!!! SOMEONE WAKE ME UP.. I MUST BE DREAMING!!”
Overlord’s thoughts
- “I feel bad for this little bugger. I know it’s in his nature for him to snack on pure gold, but this leaves him an open target for a few greedy Hocotations.. hopefully they don’t tell anyone else about my home world.”