Mustached Amprat
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| Mustached Amprat | |
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| Family | Numbouse |
The Mustached Amprat is a variety of numbouse that has hair on its face resembling a mustache.
In fanon games
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In Pikmin: Elements (Ek1047 version)
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| Mustached Amprat | |
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| Scientific name | Porcellus vulcanus |
| Family | Numbouse |
| Carry weight | 5 |
| Max. carriers | 10 |
| Seed worth | 6 |
| Poko value |  × 5
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| Attacks | Eats Pikmin, burns Pikmin |
The Mustached Amprat appears in Pikmin: Elements. Instead of a beard of electricity like the Bearded Amprat, this creature has a mustache of fire.
Notes
Olimar's notes
- “I find that more and more creatures on this planet are resistant to harsh things such as fire and electricity. This creature has developed a thick layer of hide on its back making it immune to flames. Further study shows that this creature is not in the chemical compound of being practically made of fire instead of plasma cells, but only having its fur protect it, which means igniting its beard is unbearably uncomfortable.”
Louie's notes
- “Roasting is not recommended since the meat is too dry. Instead, fry in oil with breading slathered on the creature. No salt is needed but the taste definitely needs some spicy peppers or smoked paprika.”
Dell's observations
- “I simply don't get it. If I were one of these I would want surgery for my ability to produce fire. Looking back at the notes shows that this creature is feeling pain while attacking. That's like that one time the burning sensation in my ears wouldn't stop and I had to sleep in the walk in- what am I doing. Someone please update this with a delete button. I have mispelled so many times its almost embarresing. Hey! I just mispelled that! And I misspelled the word "misspelled"! Ugh... Do I even need to say this?”