Crystal Wollyhop

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Crystal Wollyhop The icon used to represent this enemy.
File:P3 Crystal Wollywog.png
Scientific name Unknown
Family Amphituber

The Crystal Wollywog is an unused species of Amphituber from Pikmin 3. It appears just like a standard Wollywog with a rock-like object underneath its stomach. This is believed to be the replacement for the Wollywog prior to the final release.

In Pikmin Eco

Crystal Wollyhop
Scientific name Amphicaris caliciacta
Family Amphituber
Areas Crumble Quarry
Caves Bone Cove, Crystal Caverns, Illuminated Tunnels, Explorer's Exit

The Crystal Wollywog is a Amphituber that appears in Pikmin Eco as a replacement for the Wollywog. Unlike the unused creature from Pikmin 3, the Crystal Wollywog in Pikmin Eco has an actual crystalline stomach instead of a rocky object.

They behave similarly to the Yellow Wollywogs; they remain stationary until the player ventures within range. Once they do, they will leap up into the air and slam down on top of either the player or their Pikmin, crushing any underneath. Compared to the Yellow Wollywog, the Crystal Wollywog has a longer range, and can cause more damage to the player thanks to the crystalline stomach.

Notes

  • Once thought to be an extinct species, later discoveries of this crystalline Wollywog had disproved that earlier statement. These are highly evolved for a subterranean lifestyle, and their soft skin can store water thanks to their crystalline overcoat. This same crystalline coating however makes this species much slower than other Wollywogs, making their habitats limited. Some scientists believe this species to evolve from Wollywogs that're unable to return back to the surface, but this is still under debate.