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The '''Swooping Sparrowhead''' is a species of [[Huntinpeck family|huntinpeck]] that lingers over [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] before swooping down at them and flying away with them in its beak. | |||
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==In ''Pikmin Z''== | |||
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The '''Swooping Sparrowhead''' is a flying carnivore appearing in ''[[Pikmin Z]]''. It has a rounded body with two sets of insect wings, similar to an average [[Sparrowhead]], but as large as a [[Breadbug]]. | The '''Swooping Sparrowhead''' is a flying carnivore appearing in ''[[Pikmin Z]]''. It has a rounded body with two sets of insect wings, similar to an average [[Sparrowhead]], but as large as a [[Breadbug]]. Their behavior resembles that of the real-world {{w|shrike}}: it hovers over its target and then grabs it with its beak, afterward flying out of reach to eat its capture. Its diet consists of prey smaller than itself, and it is sometimes caught by [[Flytrap Chrysanthemum]]s, its main predator. | ||
Swooping Sparrowheads are best dealt with by [[Yellow Pikmin]] and [[Clover Pikmin]], as both [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] are the only types to reach a Swooping Sparrowhead during flight. It will pause for a moment before it flies to attack, so strike it down first so it falls to the ground, then swarm it before it flies out of reach. | |||
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{{notes|Piklopedia entry|This larger, more aggressive huntinpeck species has a rather disturbing method to secure prey: it swoops down and captures prey with its large beak, and then proceeds to gobble them up mid-flight. Sometimes it also brings them to a nearby thorn nest and keeps the food for later. It may be freaky to witness, but it is a rather interesting survival strategy in a challenging world.}} | |||
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Revision as of 14:58, 14 May 2023
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Family | Huntinpeck |
The Swooping Sparrowhead is a species of huntinpeck that lingers over Pikmin before swooping down at them and flying away with them in its beak.
In fanon games
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In Pikmin Z
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Scientific name | Spougitis keaperens | ||
Family | Huntinpeck | ||
Areas | Seagrass Plains | ||
Caves | Stream Slide, Tree of Life, Sand Kingdom | ||
Carry weight | 2 | ||
Max. carriers | 4 | ||
Seed worth | 2 | ||
Poko value | × 5 | ||
Attacks | Abducts and eats Pikmin |
The Swooping Sparrowhead is a flying carnivore appearing in Pikmin Z. It has a rounded body with two sets of insect wings, similar to an average Sparrowhead, but as large as a Breadbug. Their behavior resembles that of the real-world shrike: it hovers over its target and then grabs it with its beak, afterward flying out of reach to eat its capture. Its diet consists of prey smaller than itself, and it is sometimes caught by Flytrap Chrysanthemums, its main predator.
Swooping Sparrowheads are best dealt with by Yellow Pikmin and Clover Pikmin, as both Pikmin are the only types to reach a Swooping Sparrowhead during flight. It will pause for a moment before it flies to attack, so strike it down first so it falls to the ground, then swarm it before it flies out of reach.
Notes
Piklopedia entry
- “This larger, more aggressive huntinpeck species has a rather disturbing method to secure prey: it swoops down and captures prey with its large beak, and then proceeds to gobble them up mid-flight. Sometimes it also brings them to a nearby thorn nest and keeps the food for later. It may be freaky to witness, but it is a rather interesting survival strategy in a challenging world.”