Arctic Woolfly
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| Family | Whiskerpillar |
The Arctic Woolfly is a mature whiskerpillar that scatters icy scales, spits balls of slippery oil, and uses its proboscis to pluck and eat Pikmin.
In fanon games
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In Pikmin: Spark
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| Scientific name | Lepidoptera polaria | ||
| Family | Whiskerpillar | ||
| Carry weight | 6 | ||
| Max. carriers | 9 | ||
| Seed worth | 7 | ||
| Sparklium value |  × 5
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| Attacks | Scatters icy scales, spews slippery oil, eats and plucks Pikmin | ||
The Arctic Woolfly is a whiskerpillar appearing in Pikmin: Spark as the adult form of the Oily Hairbug. It is a large moth-like creature that has a brown, hairy body, a pair of white wings with gray edges, and green eyes. The creature makes its home in polar environments, and its scales are infused with a compound that freezes in the air, and when scattered, essentially acts as an icy mist, chilling everything it touches. It retains the ability to create slippery oil, only this time intentionally. Finally, like its distant relative, the Stringfly, it can slurp Pikmin with its proboscis. Due to these abilities, Hairy Pikmin should be the ones to attack it as they are immune to the effects of both the ice and oil, the proboscis being the only threat to worry about. Upon death, it yields several drops of nectar, making it a good source of nectar.
Notes
Abel's medical journal
- “The wings release a cloud of dust that is oddly chilling to the touch and is a good pain number.”
Lyn's sale review
- “Shave the creature of hair as its warm fur makes a good filling for cushions.”
PIX's creature scan
- “Distant relatives of the Stringfly. Migrates to colder climates to mate. Releases stomach fluid as a defensive measure.”
- Habitat: artic
- Niche: scavenger
- Maturity age: hours after hatching years
- Average lifespan: 5-7 years
- Breeding season: autumn through winter