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{{notes|Olimar's notes (juvenile)|This specimen infects a Green Bulborb at the larval stage, where it then will take over. It will then feed on small plants or clovers; this is to give the body enough nutrients to grow. After exiting the larval stage and Greenish Bulbmin stage, it will sniff out its parent(s) and stick with them until its teenage years, when it will separate from its parent(s) and go hunt by itself. At this stage, it will feed on small animals like sheargrubs more than plants and acidic substances, to get more protein to grow into a strong adult.}} | {{notes|Olimar's notes (juvenile)|This specimen infects a Green Bulborb at the larval stage, where it then will take over. It will then feed on small plants or clovers; this is to give the body enough nutrients to grow. After exiting the larval stage and Greenish Bulbmin stage, it will sniff out its parent(s) and stick with them until its teenage years, when it will separate from its parent(s) and go hunt by itself. At this stage, it will feed on small animals like sheargrubs more than plants and acidic substances, to get more protein to grow into a strong adult.}} | ||
{{notes|Louie's notes (juvenile)|I have been advised to not cook this specimen, or else I will get beaten up.}} | {{notes|Louie's notes (juvenile)|I have been advised to not cook this specimen, or else I will get beaten up.}} | ||
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Revision as of 16:56, 24 November 2023
| Green Bulbmin | |
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| Parasitic Pikmin host | |
| Family | Grub-dog |
The Green Bulbmin is a green-backed, potentially acid-dwelling bulborb infected by a parasitic Pikmin.
In fanon games
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In Pikmin I
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| Scientific name | Pikminidae parasitafuchsium acidusmuscus | ||
| Family | Grub-dog (host) Pikmin (parasite) | ||
| Carry weight | 10 | ||
| Max. carriers | 20 | ||
| Seed worth | 10 | ||
| Poko value |  × 8
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| Drops | 18 | ||
| Attacks | Eats Pikmin | ||
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| Scientific name | Pikminidae parasitafuchsium acidusmuscus (juvenile) | ||
| Resistance | Acid, bubbles | ||
| Attack | Average | ||
| Mobility | Average | ||
| Throw | Average | ||
| Digging speed | Average | ||
| Carrying capacity | 1.5 | ||
| Candypop | Moss-Bulby Candypop Bud | ||
| Taxonomy | |
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| Note: all or most of this information may be fanon information. | |
| Kingdom | Therobotania |
| Phylum | Pikosimilis |
| Class | Motopiknia |
| Order | Pikucorona |
| Family | Pikmin |
| Genus | Parasitafuchsium |
| Species | Acidusmuscus |
The Green Bulbmin, in Pikmin I, is the result of a parasitic Pikmin infecting a Green Bulborb. However, they can also nest in Onions, specifically the Moss Green Bulbonion.
Notes
Olimar's notes (adult)
- “This parasitic Pikmin has infected a Green Bulborb host and becomes powerless over the host if no peacock blue juice has been consumed by the parasite in 3 days. This peculiar Bulbmin travels in groups of 2 adults maximum and 10 juveniles per adult. It is as ferocious as the normal Green Bulborb.”
Louie's notes (adult)
- “This thing seems... weird...”
Olimar's notes (juvenile)
- “This specimen infects a Green Bulborb at the larval stage, where it then will take over. It will then feed on small plants or clovers; this is to give the body enough nutrients to grow. After exiting the larval stage and Greenish Bulbmin stage, it will sniff out its parent(s) and stick with them until its teenage years, when it will separate from its parent(s) and go hunt by itself. At this stage, it will feed on small animals like sheargrubs more than plants and acidic substances, to get more protein to grow into a strong adult.”
Louie's notes (juvenile)
- “I have been advised to not cook this specimen, or else I will get beaten up.”
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Dwarf Orange Bulborb 16:56, 24 November 2023 (UTC)