Woodmuncher
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| Family | Trunksumer |
The Woodmuncher is a species of trunksumer that nibbles on the stems of Pikmin, gradually reverting their maturity to the previous stage.
In fanon games
Below this point is where users place their version of the Woodmuncher.
In Pikmin E
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| Scientific name | Trunkarus woosume | ||
| Family | Trunksumer | ||
| Areas | None | ||
| Challenge Mode stages | Mawdad Pine | ||
| Carry weight | 10 | ||
| Attacks | Nibbles on Pikmin stems | ||
The Woodmuncher is a trunksumer exclusive to Mission Mode in Pikmin E. It is a small, spider-like creature made of wood that is controlled by hostile termites. It nibbles on the stems of Pikmin to downgrade their current maturity stage.
In Pikmin E: The Next Adventure
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| Scientific name | Trunkarus woosume | ||
| Family | Trunksumer | ||
| Areas | None | ||
| Challenge Mode stages | None | ||
| Carry weight | 10 | ||
| Attacks | Nibbles on Pikmin stems | ||
The Woodmuncher is a trunksumer in Pikmin E: The Next Adventure. It is a small, spider-like creature made of wood that is controlled by hostile termites. It nibbles on the stems of Pikmin to downgrade their current maturity stage.
In Pikmin E: Remastered
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| Scientific name | Trunkarus Wooluncher | ||
| Family | Trunksumer | ||
| Areas | Flourishing Forest | ||
| Carry weight | 1 | ||
| Max. carriers | 2 | ||
| Attacks | Nibbles on Pikmin stems | ||
The Woodmuncher is a trunksumer in Pikmin E: Remastered. It is a small, spider-like creature made of wood that is controlled by hostile termites. It nibbles on the stems of Pikmin to downgrade their current maturity stage.
Notes
Olimar's notes
- “They look quite adorable at first, but don't let them get to your Pikmin! If they do, they'll slowly nibble on the stems of their heads and downgrade their maturity stage. They come in packs, usually, and that only makes it all the more difficult.”
Louie's cookbook
- “Too small to eat for sufficient nutrition, but if needed, simply consume and cook the same as you would do a Barkstealer.”