Honeywisp
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Appearance in Pikmin 1. | |||
Scientific name | Nektara fatuus | ||
Family | Honeywisp |
Honeywisps are creatures that float across the air, carrying nectar or an egg. They appear and disappear out of thin air if a leader passes nearby set places where they can show.
Appearance in Pikmin 2 (
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In fanon games
This is where users type their version of the Honeywisp.
In Pikmin Forever
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Pikmin Forever This article or section contains information that relates to the non-canon game Pikmin Forever, which was created by Scruffy, a user on this wiki. |
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Scientific name | Unknown | ||
Family | Honeywisp | ||
Seed worth | 2 | ||
Attacks | None |
In Pikmin Forever, Honeywisps do not appear suddenly out of thin air, but appear wandering around an area, appearing upon entry there. Honeywisps have a more notable membrane surrounding them, appearing more jelly-like. They also give off a dim pink glow in dark areas. Upon encountering the borders of an area, they make a very wide U-turn, sometimes even going out of bounds. Upon encountering a wall during the U-turn, they turn back and wander around in a random line again. If it is hit with a Pikmin, it splatters and drops its egg, which may contain nectar or Mitites. If a Winged Pikmin latches onto it, it brings the Honeywisp down to the ground, where its egg breaks to reveal its contents, and its body is left behind without the jelly membrane. The body can not be salvaged for metal but it does give a meager two Pikmin seeds when brought to an Onion.
In Pikmin: The After Years
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Scientific name | Unknown | ||
Family | Honeywisp | ||
Carry weight | N/A | ||
Max. carriers | N/A | ||
Seed worth | N/A | ||
Poko value | ![]() | ||
Attacks | None |
In Pikmin: The After Years, the Honeywisp is the same as it is in Pikmin: Redemption, being able to yield nectar and every spray.
In Pikmin: New World
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Scientific name | Unknown | ||
Family | Honeywisp | ||
Carry weight | N/A | ||
Max. carriers | N/A | ||
Seed worth | N/A | ||
Poko value | ![]() | ||
Attacks | None |
In Pikmin: New World, Honeywisps can carry around large fruits, which may contain either nectar, sprays, or Mitites. They do not carry potions, though, as Sugarslicks do so and with a slight chance of carrying Squitters instead. They reappear even after they are killed, but are also rarer than in Pikmin 1. They are quicker too, which Olimar thinks may be due to the fact that they now carry fruit instead of eggs. Their larvae and nest are also seen for the first time in this game.
Notes
Olimar's notes
- “This creature's entire body structure completely collapses upon death. However, a live specimen was recently captured in the wild, allowing scientists to unravel the creature's many secrets. The results where shocking. Its body was found to be ninety-percent nitrogen, which would explain how it can simply materialize out of thin air only to suddenly disappear a second later. Another mind-boggling thing about this creature is the fruit it holds. In the past it held an egg, which it used to transport nectar to its young. This egg to fruit change may be due to its capability to successfully escape predators, which is greatly helped due to the fruit's lightweight.”
Louie's notes
- “The body itself is uncookable, as it instantly vanishes upon death. However, its amazing fruit is unforgettable. The fruit must be gently sliced into pieces. Then, select your favorite sugary nectar toppings and eat away! Produces amazing jelly, jam, sauce, and juice, and is always a healthy snack that can be eaten at any time.”
Sagittarius' notes
- “Not suitable for a pet under any circumstances. It will often simply disappear, never to appear again.”
Libra's notes
- “The fruit makes a great natural dye but the creature itself is near colorless and completely useless as far as fashion goes. The creature does have an alluring glow about it, but it is impossible to change into clothing because it will vaporize just like the creature itself.”
In Pikmin: The Pollution
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Scientific name | Unknown | ||
Family | Honeywisp | ||
Carry weight | N/A | ||
Max. carriers | N/A | ||
Seed worth | N/A | ||
Poko value | ![]() | ||
Attacks | None |
The Honeywisp in Pikmin: The Pollution is not an enemy, but more of an ally. They drop nectar, neswete, which is honey, and berries, eggs, and potions. They can not be killed, as Pikmin slip off them. They appear in all areas and dungeons.
Notes
Olimar's notes
- “The exquisite behavior of this spectacularly nice creature is too hard to observe as it's from a long distance and it's a small creature that emits a very bright light.”
Sierra's notes
- “With emitting a very bright light, flying pretty high, and being a rather small creature, it's hard to observe this creature.”
Louie's notes
- “Wait for it to drop neswete, nectar, some berries, eggs, and potions, and make a nice smoothie to go with some omelets or scrambled eggs and toastbug meat with neswete and nectar. The creature itself is inedible, and consuming it may result in unconcious ballet dancing, bowing down to random objects, and trying to swim in mid-air.”
In Pikmin: Redemption
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Scientific name | Unknown | ||
Family | Honeywisp | ||
Carry weight | N/A | ||
Max. carriers | N/A | ||
Seed worth | N/A | ||
Poko value | ![]() | ||
Attacks | None |
Honeywisps in Pikmin: Redemption can, in addition to nectar, drop all of the new and existing sprays.
Pikmin: Wide World | |||||||||||||
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Main (Captain Olimar, Shacho, Marie, Louie, Dolphin Lander) • Side (Alph, Brittany, Captain Charlie, Dorris, Granny Marma, Libra, Margot, Sagittarius, S.S. Drake, S.S. Dreamstride) • Mentioned (Freight Voyager, SPERO, Bulbie) | |||||||||||||
Pikmin | |||||||||||||
Onion • Pellet • Yellow Pikmin • Blue Pikmin • Red Pikmin • Purple Pikmin • Green Pikmin • Rock Pikmin • White Pikmin • Winged Pikmin • Captmin (Captain Hunnigan) • Alien Pikmin • Mushroom Pikmin • Wild Pikmin • Parasitic Pikmin (Blue Bulbmin, Breadmin, Burrowing Snagmin, Cannon Beetlemin, Dweevilmin, Groinkmin, Hairy Bulbmin, Orange Bulbmin, Red Bulbmin, Spinermin, Spotty Bulbearmin, Wollymin)
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Vegetation (list) | |||||||||||||
Asphyxiating Moldclump • Bloominous Stemple • Bouncy Mushroom • Bramble • Browncap • Burgeoning Spiderwort • Capstalk • Carnation Candypop • Colossal Glowcap • Common Glowcap • Crimson Candypop • Demantoid Candypop • Flukeweed • Golden Candypop • Hydroe Bramble • Ivory Candypop • Kingcap • Lapis Lazuli Candypop • Lily pad • Monarch Candypop • Mouthy Shootplant • Nectar Grass • Orbular Pollenspout • Pellet Posy • Pellet Vine • Shockcap • Slate Candypop • Sparklium Candypop • Spiny Spiderwort • Spotcap • Springpetal • Sunset Spiderwort • Thorned Posy • Vine • Violet Candypop • Weeping Posy • Wickweed | |||||||||||||
Collectibles | |||||||||||||
Data file (Pikminology, Wildlife Survival, Explorers' Tales) • Fruit (list) • Nugget • Sparklium (seed, stone) • Treasure • Upgrade (unlocks, Exploration Kit, ship part) | |||||||||||||
Nectars and sprays | |||||||||||||
Black nectar • Nectar (Capstalk, egg, Nectar Grass, rubble) • Burgeoning Spiderwort (ultra-bitter spray, ultra-spicy spray) • Spiny Spiderwort (ultra-toxic spray) • Sunset Spiderwort (ultra-hot spray, ultra-minty spray, ultra-sweet spray) | |||||||||||||
Hazards | |||||||||||||
Acid • Adhesive • Blunt force • Bubble • Electricity • Fire • Ice • Lubricant • Mud • Panic • Pit • Poison • Spore • Sunset • Water | |||||||||||||
Obstacles | |||||||||||||
Acid pool • Bamboo gate • Bomb rock (cryogenic bomb rock, dazzling bomb rock, incendiary bomb rock, mine, mine rock, smoke bomb rock) • Boulder • Bramble gate • Brick gate • Burrow-nit nest • Cardboard box • Climbing stick • Clipboard • Clog • Cobblestone block • Conveyor belt • Conveyor switch • Crystal • Crystal gate • Crystal nodule • Crystal stalactite • Electric bulb gate • Electric wire gate • Electrical wire • Electrode • Elevator block • Elevator platform • Escape geyser • Fire bramble gate • Fire geyser • Flame • Flukeweed dam • Fragment bridge (bridge fragment) • Frozen surface • Gas pipe • Glowstem • Hay slope (hay stack) • Ice chunk • Iron ball • Jackwig hive • Liftable elevator • Loose soil block • Metal block • Metal pipe • Mitite bomb • Mud puddle • Nectar pool • Oil slick • Packed soil block • Phosbat Pod • Poison bramble gate • Pully elevator • Rain droplet • Rectangular paper bag • Reinforced gate • Rock • Rusted rod • Sand pit • Sky Dumple cluster • Snowball • Soil gate • Soil mound • Stick bridge • Sweetgum pod • Tin box • Triangular paper bag • Trowel • Tunnel • Water pool • Water geyser • Web • Wooden stake | |||||||||||||
Gameplay | |||||||||||||
Achievements • Caravan • HocoPad • Options • Pikpik carrot • Soul • Squad desertion • Temperature • Weather • Game modes (Story Mode, Battle Mode, Challenge Mode, Bottomless Abyss) | |||||||||||||
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Changes during development • Gallery • Cave units |