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'''Shearwig''' appears in ''[[Pikmin 251]]'' with several changes. Unlike how they were in {{p2}}, these enemies now move faster and have more health. They also begin flight at an earlier point, when they've only lost a third or more of their health. When flying, | '''Shearwig''' appears in ''[[Pikmin 251]]'' with several changes. Unlike how they were in {{p2}}, these enemies now move faster and have more health. They also begin flight at an earlier point, when they've only lost a third or more of their health. When flying, Shearwigs fly higher and fly for a longer period of time. | ||
===Notes=== | ===Notes=== | ||
{{notes|Olimar's observations|The Shearwig is one of the most troublesome varieties of mandiblard. The way they fly makes them even more difficult to fight. Is it just me, or do they fly higher and longer now?}} | {{notes|Olimar's observations|The Shearwig is one of the most troublesome varieties of mandiblard. The way they fly makes them even more difficult to fight. Is it just me, or do they fly higher and longer now?}} | ||
{{notes|Cookin' with Louie|Chocolate covered bugs were one of my favorite snacks as a child, and this bug is the perfect chance to relive those memories! Just dip it in milk chocolate and thats it! The perfect dessert is really that simple.}} | {{notes|Cookin' with Louie|Chocolate-covered bugs were one of my favorite snacks as a child, and this bug is the perfect chance to relive those memories! Just dip it in milk chocolate and thats it! The perfect dessert is really that simple.}} | ||
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==In ''Pikmin 2: New Year''== | ==In ''Pikmin 2: New Year''== | ||
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==In ''Pikmin 4: The World to Free''== | ==In ''Pikmin 4: The World to Free''== | ||
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|name=Himeagea volaris | |name=Himeagea volaris | ||
|family=Mandiblard | |family=Mandiblard | ||
|areas=[[ | |areas=[[Sanhatten's Beach]], [[Trash Kingdom]] | ||
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{{notes|Tike's notes|I question how these creatures manage to hold themselves afloat when they fly. Oddly enough, it has to do with their stomachs. When it flies, it lowers its body fat. It turns that fat into energy, which helps it fly faster and it loses about a third of its weight. That's why when they fly, they are a lot more hungry. They make sure to feed after their flight, or else, it can become dangerous.}} | |||
{{notes|Alice's notes|They are bold. They are also quite loyal. When we meet their queen, they did everything to protect her. They remind me a lot of the Pikmin. They are also less aggressive than jackwigs. You know what, I like them. If only they didn't eat our loyal companions...}} | |||
{{notes|Captain Pikmin's notes|Flying is what they do best, and to stop that best, you must bring them down to the ground. To do that, a strong shot at the body should do the trick.}} | |||
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|name=Himeagea volaris | |name=Himeagea volaris | ||
|family=Mandiblard | |family=Mandiblard | ||
|areas=[[ | |areas=[[Bounty Canopy]] | ||
|underground=[[ | |underground=[[Bounty Canopy|River of Roots]], [[Bounty Canopy|Greenery Grove]], [[Crumble Quarry|Scorched Patches]] | ||
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Revision as of 14:50, 26 May 2022
- This article relates to the official games. See Pikipedia's "Shearwig" article for more official information.
Particularly: the Shearwig's appearance in Hey! Pikmin. |
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Appearance in Pikmin 3. | |||
Scientific name | Himeagea volaris | ||
Family | Mandiblard |
Shearwigs are winged mandiblards and the males of their species. The wingless females of this species are never seen, as they spend nearly their entire life underground. The males have a dark green shell, sporting simple wings and large, sickle-shaped mandibles. They are slightly more aggressive than Male Sheargrubs and take leave off the ground to hover up high after having lost at least half of their health to allow it to steadily return. While up in the air, these creatures are still within the reach of a Pikmin throw, just one of which being enough to kill one.
Like other mandiblards, Shearwigs have an affinity for chewing apart stick bridges, and lose health while in water. Because when they are being attacked they fly up, they will stop losing health as soon as they stop being submerged. On the ground, if they are hit in the back, they will die instantly, just like a dwarf bulborb.
In Pikmin 3, Shearwigs fly almost all the time while fighting and swoop down to grab Pikmin and eat them. Instead of healing while in flight, they roost and go underground, and can fully heal in thirty seconds. They will go underground to heal when their health reaches twenty percent or lower and will emerge after it reaches fifty percent and prey are nearby. This makes them easy to strike down and deal good damage to, and makes them easy targets for Winged Pikmin.
Shearwigs also appear in Hey! Pikmin, exclusively as part of the boss fight against the Queen Shearwig. In this game, they only fly around to serve as a line of defense, move towards a target while spinning, chomp on Pikmin, and eat them, all as commanded by the queen.
In fanon games
Below this point is where users place their version of the Shearwig.
In Pikmin 251
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Scientific name | Unknown | ||
Family | Mandiblard | ||
Areas | Foreboding Forest | ||
Caves | Ivory Metalworks, Gambler's Den, Wooden Fortress, Steel Catacombs, Arachnid Asylum, Cryptic Kitchen, Pit of Misfortune, Endless Abyss, Doom Den, Perilous Pipeline | ||
Challenge Mode stages | Bulbmin Gardens, Perplexing Pool, Haunted Halls, Conveyor Chasm, The Gauntlet | ||
Battle Mode stages | Iron Battlefield, Broken Bulbmin, Perplexing Pool | ||
Carry weight | 1 | ||
Max. carriers | 2 | ||
Seed worth | 3 | ||
Poko value | × 5 | ||
Attacks | Eats Pikmin, destroys stick bridges |
Shearwig appears in Pikmin 251 with several changes. Unlike how they were in Pikmin 2, these enemies now move faster and have more health. They also begin flight at an earlier point, when they've only lost a third or more of their health. When flying, Shearwigs fly higher and fly for a longer period of time.
Notes
Olimar's observations
- “The Shearwig is one of the most troublesome varieties of mandiblard. The way they fly makes them even more difficult to fight. Is it just me, or do they fly higher and longer now?”
Cookin' with Louie
- “Chocolate-covered bugs were one of my favorite snacks as a child, and this bug is the perfect chance to relive those memories! Just dip it in milk chocolate and thats it! The perfect dessert is really that simple.”
In Pikmin 2: New Year
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Scientific name | Unknown | ||
Family | Mandiblard | ||
Poko value | × 2 | ||
Attacks | Eats Pikmin |
The Shearwig returns in Pikmin 2: New Year. Although it exhibits the same behaviors as in Pikmin 2, its coloring is drabber.
In Pikmin 4: The World to Free
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Scientific name | Himeagea volaris | ||
Family | Mandiblard | ||
Areas | Sanhatten's Beach, Trash Kingdom | ||
Carry weight | 1 | ||
Max. carriers | 2 | ||
Seed worth | 4 | ||
Poko value | × 10 | ||
Attacks | Eats Pikmin |
Shearwigs appear in Pikmin 4: The World to Free.
Notes
Tike's notes
- “I question how these creatures manage to hold themselves afloat when they fly. Oddly enough, it has to do with their stomachs. When it flies, it lowers its body fat. It turns that fat into energy, which helps it fly faster and it loses about a third of its weight. That's why when they fly, they are a lot more hungry. They make sure to feed after their flight, or else, it can become dangerous.”
Alice's notes
- “They are bold. They are also quite loyal. When we meet their queen, they did everything to protect her. They remind me a lot of the Pikmin. They are also less aggressive than jackwigs. You know what, I like them. If only they didn't eat our loyal companions...”
Captain Pikmin's notes
- “Flying is what they do best, and to stop that best, you must bring them down to the ground. To do that, a strong shot at the body should do the trick.”
In Pikmin Eco
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Scientific name | Himeagea volaris | ||
Family | Mandiblard | ||
Areas | Bounty Canopy | ||
Caves | River of Roots, Greenery Grove, Scorched Patches | ||
Carry weight | 1 | ||
Max. carriers | 1 | ||
Seed worth | 4 | ||
Poko value | × 2 | ||
Attacks | Eats Pikmin |
The Shearwig appears in Pikmin Eco. It is an insect-like variant of the sheargrub species that developed wings to fly.
In Pikmin Forever
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Scientific name | Unknown | ||
Family | Mandiblard | ||
Attacks | Eats Pikmin |
In Pikmin Forever, Shearwigs are more graphically and behaviorally updated, being able to react to the environment. It will give off a dim greenish glow in dark areas. If it can be struck out of the air, the Pikmin will hold on to the Shearwig until it lands, and they do not drop pellets. If it is attacked on the ground, it can either burrow and be forced out by a Purple Pikmin's impact, or it can fly into the air and be hit by a Pikmin. Winged Pikmin will automatically attack this beast if it is in the air and the winged Pikmin collides with the Shearwig. This enemy will choose to periodically migrate to different places on the map via flying, covering large distances. They can migrate to a total of five places on any given map, besides small challenge mode levels, and each time it is chosen randomly. Shearwigs cannot burrow on hard materials, seeking out softer ones like sand to burrow in.
In Pikmin TCG
This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin TCG, a fanon game created by Yoshord. |
Shearwigs appear in the Pikmin 1 card set of Pikmin TCG. Their ability is to heal rather than attack during a turn.
Pikspore
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Scientific name | Himeagea volaris | ||
Family | Mandiblard | ||
Areas | Volcanic Wastes, Cliffside Meadow | ||
Caves | Inside the Cliff, Arthropod Castle, Challenger's Cavern | ||
Carry weight | 1 | ||
Max. carriers | 1 | ||
Seed worth | 4 | ||
Attacks | Eats Pikmin |
In Pikspore, Shearwigs are fairly common enemies. The darkfreeze variant is the Darkfreeze Shearwig.