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...ious different patterns all over their edges. Some of them may even depict enemies like the [[Red Bulborb]]. Dirt walls can be taken down by any [[Pikmin fami {{PTWoL}}

{{PTWoL}} [[Category:Burrowing enemies]]

{{PTWoL}} [[Category:Pikmin: The Winds of Light enemies]]

{{PTWoL}} [[Category:Blunt force enemies]]

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{{PTWoL}} [[Category:Pikmin: The Winds of Light enemies]]

{{PTWoL|subcat=enemies}} [[Category:Harmless enemies]]

{{PTWoL}} [[Category:Eating enemies]]

{{PTWoL}} [[Category:Eating enemies]]

{{Pikmin Eco|subcat=enemies}} {{Pikmin V|subcat=enemies}}

|attacks=Eats Pikmin, launches mud, summons enemies {{PTWoL}}

{{PDL|subcat=enemies}} {{PTWoL}}

{{media|Pikmin 4: The World to Free|New Pikminjp|subcat=enemies}} ...never have done that before. Maybe Captain Pikmin is right... Perhaps our enemies have evolved over time. Olimar's information is based off a three-hundred-y

{{Pikmin V|subcat=enemies}} {{media|Pikmin Z|Sapphire7|subcat=enemies}}

...Pikmin: The Bulblaxian War]]'', the '''Pellet Posy''' is often imitated by enemies. They appear at [[Base Camp]] and the [[Valley of Regret]]. {{PTWoL|subcat=vegetation}}

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...which poisons them, causing instant damage that is often lethal to smaller enemies. That said, this does not prevent the Pikmin's death, so it should be used ...ecific, though minibosses only receive 300, bosses receive 100, and poison enemies are immune to it.

...t hasn't changed much this time. They do seem to be quite uncommon though. Enemies that attack Pikmin with water are quite uncommon in general. I wonder why t {{PDL|subcat=enemies}}

{{OP|subcat=enemies}} '''Dwarf Red Bulborbs''' appear as regular enemies in the following [[area]]s of ''[[One Pikmin]]'': [[Bulban Ruins]], during

{{Pikmin Eco|subcat=enemies}} {{Pikmin V|subcat=enemies}}

...re also slower than average-size Pikmin and have a unique way of attacking enemies through a pound. Their defining physical characteristics are their purple c ...ould, but can affect multiple enemies in range of the pound. Additionally, enemies in the pound's range can be briefly stunned, as indicated by them bouncing

{{PDL|subcat=enemies}} {{PTWoL}}

{{OP|subcat=enemies}} In ''[[One Pikmin]]'', '''Red Bulborbs''' appear as regular enemies in [[Forest of Hope (One Pikmin)|Forest of Hope]], [[Road of Bulborbs]], an

...es with Blue Pikmin, and using a spray may be necessary when fighting said enemies. ...oost in the rain. This means Blue Pikmin are a valuable asset for fighting enemies and collecting treasures.

...ne to [[acid]] instead of only [[electricity]], making them useful against enemies such as the [[Acidic Blowhog|Vomiting Blowhog]]. ...be used to power disconnected wires. This energy can be lost by attacking enemies, attacking [[electric gate]]s, and getting dropped in [[water]], which will

...types inflict. When they attack in large groups, they can easily overwhelm enemies with their quick hits and massive damage output, making them deadly threats ...pt for Red Pikmin, who are only lit aflame by the hazard. Thankfully, most enemies that use the hazard only use it for short periods of time, still making the

...hing]] any [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] and [[leader]]s it runs over, and even enemies will be instantly defeated from this. Collecting [[treasure]]s in the Water {{media|Pikmin 3 (Flish version)|Flish|subcat=enemies}}

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