Bioluminescent Puffstool

Bioluminescent Puffstool
Enemy
Family	Sporovid

The Bioluminescent Puffstool is a species of sporovid that emits light.

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  As envisioned by Tbluepikmin24.

In fanon games

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In Pikmin: Dual Worlds

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Glimmerstool
Scientific name	Aspergilla rutilans
Family	Sporovid
Habitats	Underground
Underground	Hidden World, Horrid Hollow
Diet	Ground nutrients
Rarity	Rare
Carry weight	4
Max. carriers	6
Seed worth	3
Poko value	× 7
Health	300
Attacks	None
Resistances	None
Weaknesses	None

The Glimmerstool is a rather uncommon species of sporovid in Pikmin: Dual Worlds that, rather than producing spores like most other members of its family, instead merely produces light. Although harmless on its own, it can be somewhat of a nuisance as it bumps away Pikmin and leaders it collides with and may awaken sleeping enemies it passes by.

In Pikmin: Under Lock and Key

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Bioluminescent Puffstool
Scientific name	Unknown
Family	Sporovid
Carry weight	11
Max. carriers	22
Seed worth	20
Attacks	Causes panic

The Glowstool is an uncommon enemy in Pikmin: Under Lock and Key. A tall blue, and rarely pink, sporovid with a thin cap, they illuminate dark areas with their bioluminescence, acting as walking Glowcaps. Although harmless, small creatures like sheargrubs and dwarf bulborbs follow it for its light. When attacked, the Glowstool flashes brightly, causing nearby Pikmin to scatter in fear, making it vital to take care of its followers first. With its longer body, Pikmin can easily be thrown onto its body and not its cap, although it can more effectively shake them off and will never trip too.

Notes

Captain K. Burra's notes

“In the deep dark we were desperate for an inch of light, and low and behold a beacon of light appeared! A walking glowing mushroom the size of a spaceship, yet it was false hope as when we rested under it a horde of beasts surrounded us! I'm never trusting mushrooms again...!”

Prof. Finch's notes

“An astonishing display of convergent evolution, two fungi both developing blue bioluminescent with similar ways of producing light! The Glowstool provides light and protection for smaller animals, in exchange it's spores–harmless compared to other sporovids–loosely stick to the hosts and take root into the ground once fallen off. A rare example of pollination among fungi.”

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