Tree Snagret
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| Family | Snavian |
The Tree Snagret is a species of snavian that lives in trees and constantly sheds its scales.
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In Pikmin: Mysterious World
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The Tree Snagret appears in chapter four of the story serial of Pikmin: Mysterious World. Rose successfully communicates with it but fails to convince it to spare her and her group their lives, and an intense battle against the angry, legendary beast ensues.
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In Pikmin: Dual Worlds
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| Scientific name | Shiropedes lignum | ||
| Family | Snavian | ||
| Caves | Canopy Spire | ||
| Challenge Mode stages | Defeat Bosses, Into the Rift | ||
| Carry weight | 20 | ||
| Max. carriers | 40 | ||
| Seed worth | 30 | ||
| Poko value |  × 30
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| Attacks | Eats, crushes, impales, and depetals Pikmin | ||
The Tree Snagret is a powerful snavian appearing in Pikmin: Dual Worlds, as the boss of Canopy Spire. Its thin, pointy scales are a light brown, and its feathers, both on its head and under the scales, are dark green. It's twice the size of a Pileated Snagret, though it doesn't share its relative's strong leg. It attacks by pecking at and eating Pikmin it catches, also depleting a hit leaders health by one-sixteenth. Whenever it shakes Pikmin off of itself, it also shakes off some of its loose scales, which can impale or depetal Pikmin they land on. The creature takes significant damage when its head is attacked, though due to its loose scales it can be dealt damage elsewhere. After reaching two-thirds of its total health, it occasionally slams its body on the ground and deliberately shakes off loose scales. At one-third of its total health, it rises from the ground for better mobility, at the same time enabling it to leap into the air and dive downwards into its woody arena, eating or crushing any Pikmin unfortunate enough to be underneath it. While hopping about, it can be tripped by swarming Pikmin around its foot, allowing easy access to its vulnerable head. Be wary, as it can still eat Pikmin and will eventually burrow back into the ground.