Wollymin
| Wollymin | |
|---|---|
| |
| Scientific name | Parisitacus Amphituber |
| Family | Pikmin |
| Areas | none |
| Caves | Wollywog Hollow, Relentless Cavern |
| Carry weight | 0 |
| Max. carriers | 0 |
| Seed worth | 0 |
| Attacks | Jumping,slaming |
Wollymin are a new type of Pikmin in Pikmin Adventures. They can be obtained by combining Orange Pikmin with a Yellow Wollywog corpse. caves.
Information
Wollymin are usually the last type of Pikmin you will discover in the game. Wollymin are formed when you throw an Orange Pikmin on a dead Yellow Wollywog. Doing this will make the corpse disintegrate, leaving five Wollymin. Wollymin are about the same size as Wogpoles, and are orange with a green back and Pikmin sprout. Wollymin move by short hops; a leaf Wollymin is about as fast as a leaf Purple, but they are as fast as a White Pikmin when in water. At sunset, the Orange Pikmin jump out of the Wollymin and board their Onion. Depositing Orange Pikmin in their Onion while they are Wollymin will make them leave the body and go in the Onion. Once left, Wollymin bodies cannot be reclaimed. In caves, Wollymin will sit in groups of five. In small pools of water while idle, no damage can be done to them, except for falling bomb-rocks, which will kill them. Wild Wollymin cannot leave caves.
Uses
Wollymin have immunity to water hazards and water based attacks. They can be thrown as high as a Yellow and land like a Purple Pikmin. They are also useful for taking out water enemies and getting water treasures; unfortunately, you can only have 15 Wollymin in your Pikmin squad at a time. They are also extremely slow on land too. Wollymin are only required to collect one treasure in the game: The Paper Shade.
Locations
The locations are only for their wild appearances in caves:
- Wollywog Hollow
- Relentless Cavern
Notes
Olimar's Notes: "At first this species may appear to be a part of the wollywog family, but they are actually a kind of Pikmin. Their bodies are for parasitic Orange Pikmin who have taking a liking for water environments. They seem to coexist with regular wollywogs, but it is not known whether this coexistence was intended."
Saggitarius' Notes: "Wollymin are so cool! Unlike regular wollywogs, they are friendly following me wherever I go! I want to bring one home, but dad says not to..."