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|name=Sus decrepitia | |||
|family=Blowhog | |||
|areas=[[Valley of Repose]], [[Perplexing Pool]], [[Wistful Wild]] | |||
|underground=[[Bulblax Kingdom]], [[Shower Room]], [[Submerged Castle]], [[Cavern of Chaos]], [[Hole of Heroes]], [[Dream Den]] | |||
|weight=N/A | |||
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|attacks=Blows air and withers flowers | |||
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===Notes=== | ===Notes=== | ||
====Olimar's Notes==== | ====Olimar's Notes==== | ||
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====Louie's Notes==== | ====Louie's Notes==== | ||
Hang this creature on a rack and sun-dry on a hot afternoon. When suitably crisp, grind the sun-dried beast into powder. Makes a great substitute for cayenne or curry powder! | Hang this creature on a rack and sun-dry on a hot afternoon. When suitably crisp, grind the sun-dried beast into powder. Makes a great substitute for cayenne or curry powder! | ||
[[Category:Pikmin 2 Enemies]] | [[Category:Pikmin 2 Enemies]] | ||
Revision as of 23:24, 3 June 2009
- This article relates to the official games. See Pikipedia's "Withering Blowhog" article for more official information.
| Withering Blowhog | |
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| Scientific name | Sus decrepitia |
| Family | Blowhog |
| Areas | Valley of Repose, Perplexing Pool, Wistful Wild |
| Caves | Bulblax Kingdom, Shower Room, Submerged Castle, Cavern of Chaos, Hole of Heroes, Dream Den |
| Carry weight | N/A |
| Attacks | Blows air and withers flowers |
Notes
Olimar's Notes
The Withering Blowhog is a close relative of the Puffy Blowhog, but its breath is significantly weaker. However, its breath does contain a petal-withering plant hormone that causes flowers to instantly lose their petals. Although its breath has not been studied in detail, analysis of the chemical compounds involved hold promise for the biotechnology sector.
Louie's Notes
Hang this creature on a rack and sun-dry on a hot afternoon. When suitably crisp, grind the sun-dried beast into powder. Makes a great substitute for cayenne or curry powder!