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The '''Twilight Spectralid''' is a species of hostile [[Flitterbie family|flitterbie]] that can eat [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] or simply spread a [[poison]]ous powder onto them.
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=In fanon games=
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==In ''Pikmin: Decayed Leaf''==
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{{quote|I wonder what spray this one has... ultra-sour?|The ship, upon discovering the Twilight Spectralid}}


These creatures are similar to [[Unmarked Spectralids]] but discovering a fray of these is much more unpleasant. They swoop down and swarm your Pikmin squad, eating unprotected Pikmin. They are just as frail as Unmarked Spectralids, so if you throw like a madman you'll probably take out the cloud of unwanted moths. They are most effective against you when you're fighting other enemies and they can be a huge pain.
The '''Twilight Spectralid''' is an enemy that appears in ''[[Pikmin: Decayed Leaf]]''. The creature resembles a small butterfly with a fluffy white body, two tiny legs, and two small antennas. Its main feature is its two large, purple wings with a few white spots and a white outline.


== Trivia ==
The Twilight Spectralid can be found flying around flowers or other plants. It will occasionally stop to rest on a flower petal or edge of elevated land. The creature is extremely agile and will fly away if so much as approached. If the flitterbie flies away, it will release a small cloud of [[poison]] that can choke non-[[White Pikmin]]. Any Pikmin that try to damage the creature will also be poisoned. However, it's extremely weak, and one hit from a White Pikmin is more than enough to kill it. When killed, the Twilight Spectralid has a chance to drop an [[ultra-bitter spray]].
A hidden feature in the game is a type of spray that certain insects dislike. It can be helpful if you need to repel large swarms of bugs for a time!


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Due to their poisonous properties, only White Pikmin can take down the creature, or other non-Pikmin methods of attack.
 
In Overlord mode, the chance for a Twilight Spectralid to drop its respective spray is decreased significantly, as with all spectralids.
 
===Notes===
{{notes|Olimar's notes|The flowers the Twilight Spectralid feeds off of are normally coated in a poisonous coat of pollen. So when the fuzzy fur of this flitterbie picks up this pollen, it serves as an excellent deterrent for predators. It also makes their spray inherently toxic as well.}}
{{notes|Louie's notes|Inedible and toxic! Yet... delicious...}}
{{notes|President’s notes|This spray tastes horrible! But... it does freeze my foes in a thick layer of rock. Let me just put a few drops in the dinner of the next Debt Collector Convention...}}
{{notes|Overlord's thoughts|This butterfly is quite toxic and deadly, so handle it with care. I'm pretty sure this insect feeds off of nightshades or something.}}
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==In Pikmin: Return==
 
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==In ''Pikmin: Return'' ==
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Twilight Spectralids appear in [[Pikmin: Return]], although they behave much differently. In Pikmin: Return, Twilight Spectralids will fly around much like most other Spectralids, it will also make the usual noise Spectralids do when flying. It will give off a purple-pinkish glow if it is in a dark cave or near sunset. This spectralid takes 2 direct hits from a Pikmin to take down, each hit draining half of its health. When it is hit, it will make the noise Spectralids make while flying, except more agressive, and visibly flap its wings harder, showering whatever is under it with poisonous powder. This powder can poison and kill Pikmin, except [[White Pikmin]]. When killed, poisonous powder will burst in a sphere around it like a firework and it will fall to the ground. It can be brought back to the Onion for 5 seeds if it is given to the [[Winged Pikmin]], and it will give 3 seeds to any other color.


Olimar's Notes:
'''Twilight Spectralids''' appear in ''[[Pikmin: Return]]''. They fly about and produce the same noises as other spectralids, but they will glow pink when in a [[cave]], or [[Area|outside]] near [[sunset]]. Twilight Spectralids take two hits from [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] to defeat, and when they are hit, they aggressively squeal and flap their wings harder to shower attackers below them in [[poison]]ous powder that can endanger and kill all Pikmin except [[White Pikmin]]. Upon death, a cloud of poison dust will burst from the Twilight Spectralid as its body falls to the ground. It can be brought back to the [[Onion]] for five seeds if it is given to the [[Winged Pikmin]], and it will give three seeds to any other color. A larger, more dangerous variant of this enemy is known as the [[Greater Twilight Spectralid]].
''"This Spectralid has evolved a natural defense against predators by making it's scales poisonous. This scales can also be conveniantly scattered around the air if it is being swarmed by predators. These scales, unfortunatly, are harmful if inhaled by most other life-forms, including Pikmin, Hocotations, and Koppaites. These Spectralids can also take two direct hits by Pikmin while airborne. Another intresting thing about these Spectralids is that they let off a dim, purple-ish glow that attracts Winged Pikmin."''


Louie's Notes:
===Notes===
''"Inedible. Will cause severe stomache aches... ouch..."''
{{notes|Olimar's notes|This spectralid has evolved a natural defense against predators by making its scales poisonous. These scales can also be conveniently scattered around the air if it is being swarmed by predators. These scales, unfortunately, are harmful if inhaled by most other lifeforms, including pikmin, hocotations, and koppaites. These spectralids can also take two direct hits by pikmin while airborne. Another interesting thing about these spectralids is that they let off a dim, purplish glow that attracts winged pikmin.}}
{{notes|Louie's notes|Inedible. Will cause severe stomach aches... Ouch...}}
{{notes|Alph's notes|This remarkable spectralid gives off a dim pink glow. It is quite beautiful when in a dim environment. Speaking of environments, this spectralid chooses a dark cave or a hollow tree trunk to reside in, in contrast to most other spectralids, which choose bright areas to live in or on.}}
{{notes|Ship's notes|This spectralid must be contained in a very secure and airtight container, as its poisonous powder might contaminate any cargo that is near it... It also flaps around violently when captured, as if trying to escape or attack... Maybe this is its form of attacking...}}
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Alph's Notes:
==In ''Pikmin: Sinister Incinerator''==
''"This remarkable Spectralid gives off a dim pink glow. It is quite beutiful, when in a dim enviroment. Speaking of enviroments, this Spectralid chooses a dark cave or a hollow tree trunk to reside in, in contrast to most other spectralids, which choose bright areas to live in or on.''"
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Ship's Notes:
In ''[[Pikmin: Sinister Incinerator]]'', '''Twilight Spectralids''' are similar to [[Unmarked Spectralid]]s, though discovering a fray of them is much more unpleasant. They swoop down to swarm [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]], eating those unprotected. They are just as frail as Unmarked Spectralids, meaning even a single thrown Pikmin is sufficient in killing them. Because of their behavior, Twilight Spectralids are more dangerous when a [[leader]] and their Pikmin are preoccupied with another enemy.
''"This Spectralid must be contained in a very secure and airtight container, as it's poisonous powder might contaminate any cargo that is near it... It also flaps around violently when captured, as if trying to escape or attack... maybe this is it's form of attacking..."''
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=Mini-Boss Variant=
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The Mini-Boss Variant of the Twilight Spectralid is known as the Greater Twilight Spectralid and is about the size of the Vehemoth Phosbat. It is usually surrounded by a cloud of 5-15 smaller Twilight Spectralids. This Giant Spectralid will be found in a resting position, much like the Vehemoth Phosbat, in a cave or large, dim tree trunk. The Mini-Boss Battle Music will start playing as soon as a Pikmin or a Leader disturb the Spectralid. When this Spectralid is disturbed, it will flash brightly, scaring off nearby Pikmin, and start flying and flapping its wings at a quick pace, spreading it's poisonous powder around. It will then fly around the arena or cave, and can be grounded by several Pikmin or 2-3 [[Purple Pikmin]]. If there is not enough Pikmin on it to ground it, it will start to flap its wings to poison the Pikmin on it and under it. If it is brought down, it will stay on the ground squirming around. After a few seconds, it will get up by voilently flapping it's wings twice to get airborne, this will also whip clouds of poisonous powder around. It will then resume flying around the cave or, if outside, flying around the map, occasionally resting on trees, even unreachable ones, like the palm trees of the Tropical Plains. If it is attacked, it will flash again and find another tree to rest on. The Mini-Boss Music will fade out the farther it is. When killed, it's corpse will yeild 20 Pikmin if given to the Winged Pikmin, or 15 other Pikmin. It takes 10 Pikmin to carry.
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Olimar's Notes:
''"This huge Twilight Spectralid is actually much like the Empress Bulblax, giving birth to many Twilight Spectralid larvae, who then burrow underground shortly after birth to mature. After they mature, they will guard and protect this Spectralid, until it moves to another location... It will also give off a dim glow much like its smaller relative, but it can harness this glow to give off a bright flash to scare off predators."''
 
Louie's Notes:
''"Inedible. Will cause severe stomache aches and cramps..."''
 
Alph's Notes:
''"Could this huge spectralid be the leader to the Twilight Spectralids? It seems like it is, as many other minor varients flock around it protectively..."''


Ships Notes:
[[Category:Pikmin: The After Years enemies]]
''"This Spectralid is huge! We can sell it to the scientists back on Hocotate... but I am still worried of its poison...''"
[[Category:Airborne enemies]]
[[Category:Luminous Enemies]]
[[Category:Eating enemies]]
[[Category:Poison enemies]]

Latest revision as of 17:09, 7 March 2024

Twilight Spectralid
Enemy
Family Flitterbie

The Twilight Spectralid is a species of hostile flitterbie that can eat Pikmin or simply spread a poisonous powder onto them.

In fanon games

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In Pikmin: Decayed Leaf

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"You… your evil subordinate, your greedy boss, and this invasive Pikmin infestation will all die here TODAY!!"
This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin: Decayed Leaf, a fanon game created by Soundwave.
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Twilight Spectralid The icon used to represent this enemy.
Scientific name Fenestari noctaprismatus
Family Flutterbie
Carry weight 1
Max. carriers 2
Seed worth 2
Poko value P2 Poko icon.png × 1
Attacks Poisons Pikmin
“ I wonder what spray this one has... ultra-sour? ” – The ship, upon discovering the Twilight Spectralid

The Twilight Spectralid is an enemy that appears in Pikmin: Decayed Leaf. The creature resembles a small butterfly with a fluffy white body, two tiny legs, and two small antennas. Its main feature is its two large, purple wings with a few white spots and a white outline.

The Twilight Spectralid can be found flying around flowers or other plants. It will occasionally stop to rest on a flower petal or edge of elevated land. The creature is extremely agile and will fly away if so much as approached. If the flitterbie flies away, it will release a small cloud of poison that can choke non-White Pikmin. Any Pikmin that try to damage the creature will also be poisoned. However, it's extremely weak, and one hit from a White Pikmin is more than enough to kill it. When killed, the Twilight Spectralid has a chance to drop an ultra-bitter spray.

Due to their poisonous properties, only White Pikmin can take down the creature, or other non-Pikmin methods of attack.

In Overlord mode, the chance for a Twilight Spectralid to drop its respective spray is decreased significantly, as with all spectralids.

Notes

Olimar's notes

“The flowers the Twilight Spectralid feeds off of are normally coated in a poisonous coat of pollen. So when the fuzzy fur of this flitterbie picks up this pollen, it serves as an excellent deterrent for predators. It also makes their spray inherently toxic as well.”

Louie's notes

“Inedible and toxic! Yet... delicious...”

President’s notes

“This spray tastes horrible! But... it does freeze my foes in a thick layer of rock. Let me just put a few drops in the dinner of the next Debt Collector Convention...”

Overlord's thoughts

“This butterfly is quite toxic and deadly, so handle it with care. I'm pretty sure this insect feeds off of nightshades or something.”

In Pikmin: Return

Pikmin: Return
This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin: Return, a fanon game created by Neocraftz1553.
Twilight Spectralid The icon used to represent this enemy.
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Scientific name Fenestari prismatus nocturnista
Family Flitterbie
Carry weight 1
Max. carriers 2
Seed worth 3 (all but Winged Pikmin)
5 (Winged Pikmin)
Attacks Poisons Pikmin

Twilight Spectralids appear in Pikmin: Return. They fly about and produce the same noises as other spectralids, but they will glow pink when in a cave, or outside near sunset. Twilight Spectralids take two hits from Pikmin to defeat, and when they are hit, they aggressively squeal and flap their wings harder to shower attackers below them in poisonous powder that can endanger and kill all Pikmin except White Pikmin. Upon death, a cloud of poison dust will burst from the Twilight Spectralid as its body falls to the ground. It can be brought back to the Onion for five seeds if it is given to the Winged Pikmin, and it will give three seeds to any other color. A larger, more dangerous variant of this enemy is known as the Greater Twilight Spectralid.

Notes

Olimar's notes

“This spectralid has evolved a natural defense against predators by making its scales poisonous. These scales can also be conveniently scattered around the air if it is being swarmed by predators. These scales, unfortunately, are harmful if inhaled by most other lifeforms, including pikmin, hocotations, and koppaites. These spectralids can also take two direct hits by pikmin while airborne. Another interesting thing about these spectralids is that they let off a dim, purplish glow that attracts winged pikmin.”

Louie's notes

“Inedible. Will cause severe stomach aches... Ouch...”

Alph's notes

“This remarkable spectralid gives off a dim pink glow. It is quite beautiful when in a dim environment. Speaking of environments, this spectralid chooses a dark cave or a hollow tree trunk to reside in, in contrast to most other spectralids, which choose bright areas to live in or on.”

Ship's notes

“This spectralid must be contained in a very secure and airtight container, as its poisonous powder might contaminate any cargo that is near it... It also flaps around violently when captured, as if trying to escape or attack... Maybe this is its form of attacking...”

In Pikmin: Sinister Incinerator

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This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin: Sinister Incinerator, a fanon game created by Portal-Kombat.
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Twilight Spectralid The icon used to represent this enemy.
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Scientific name Fenestari prismatus nocturnista
Family Flitterbie
Caves Dead Man's Trench, Glowing Tunnels, Dark Forest Cave, Black Hole
Carry weight 1
Max. carriers 2
Seed worth 2
Attacks Eats Pikmin

In Pikmin: Sinister Incinerator, Twilight Spectralids are similar to Unmarked Spectralids, though discovering a fray of them is much more unpleasant. They swoop down to swarm Pikmin, eating those unprotected. They are just as frail as Unmarked Spectralids, meaning even a single thrown Pikmin is sufficient in killing them. Because of their behavior, Twilight Spectralids are more dangerous when a leader and their Pikmin are preoccupied with another enemy.

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Elongated Bulborb • Emberglow Phosbat • Emperor Bulblax • Emperor Bulbot • Empress Orange Bulblax • Empress Red Bulblax • Empress Spotty Bulblax • Fandangled Isleclops • Female Sheargrub • Female Shooting Spiner • Ferrying Coppeller • Fiendish Flytrap • Fiery Wollyhop • Firebreathing Blowhog • Firebreathing Blowlet • Fireflap Bulborb • Fireflinger Groink • Flaming Mitite • Flatterchuck • Flatulent Flint Beetle • Flittering Glowbelly • Floating Oobuoy • Flourishing Blowhog • Fluttery Splurchin • Flying Joustmite • Foraging Cottonade • Foundation Dweevil • Fountain Crawmad • Framewing Spectralid • Freezing Skeeterskate • Frosted Breadbug • Frosthop Blowhog • Frosty Bulblax • Fuzzy Blubbug • Galvanic Jellyfloat • Gambler Clamclamp • Gatling Groink • Gaudy Crawmad • Gelidity Dweevil • Gemstone Kettlebug • Ghost Wolpole • Ghost Wollyhop • Giant Breadbug • Giant Buttery Breadbug • Giant Cinnamon Breadbug • Giant Frosted Breadbug • Giant Ginger Breadbug • Giant Licorice Breadbug • Gilded Flint Beetle • Gilled Mawdad • Ginger Breadbug • Glassed Wollyhop • Golden Clamclamp • Goolix • Grabbit • Greasy Jellyfloat • Greater Bubblimp • Greater Jellyfloat • Green Bulbot • Green Centipare • Grimacing Cremblub • Grouchy Goblax • Hailstorm Dandelfly • Hairy Bulborb • Harvester Mamuta • Headdress Slurker • Heir Bulblax • Hermit Crawmad • Honey Bubblimp • Honeypot Skeeterskate • Honeywisp • Hopping Clamclamp • Hopping Flint Beetle • Humming Kettlebug • Humped Bloyster • Hungry Starnacle • Hydroe Host • Ignition Dweevil • Immaculate Whiskerfly • Incandescent Beeb • Incendiary Spectralid • Inky Waddlepus • Iridescent Flint Beetle • Ivory Waddlepus • Jamboree Blowhog • Joustmite • Juggling Dirigibug • Juicy Capstool • King Mawdad • Large Splurchin • Leech Hydroe • Lesser Bubblimp • Lesser Jellyfloat • Licorice Breadbug • Little Long Legs • Loafling • Lofty Mockiwi • Long Dumple • Luminous Long Legs • Lurking Lotus • Maggot Whiskerpillar • Magnetic Joustmite • Male Sheargrub • Male Shooting Spiner • Mamuta • Man-at-Legs • Medusal Slurker • Mephitic Mitite • Mesmerizing Sputtlefish • Metal Shearwig • Mighty Grabbit • Miniature Mudleech • Mitite • Mockiwi • Monochromatic Pinchipede • Monster Dumple • Moon Jellyfloat • Mossy Long Legs • Mouthy Mimitator • Muddy Meerslug • Mudleech • Mudwisp • Muggonfly • Mung Dweevil • Naked Amprat • Nectar Goolix • Nectarous Dandelfly • Needlesnout Blowhog • Neon Blinnow • Noxious Crawbster • Oily Groink • Orange Bulborb • Orebagger • Overcharge Blowhog • Painted Whiskerpillar • Pale Wolpole • Pale Wollyhop • Peacap Puffstalk • Peach Bulborb • Pearl Sparrowhead • Pearly Clamclamp • Peckish Aristocrab • Pellet Beetle • Pellet Poser • Phosbat Nymph • Pileated Snagret • Pinching Sheargrub • Plain Spectralid • Plasm Wraith • Plated Kettlebug • Plump Sheargrub • Poison Dart Wollyhop • Praying Skittermantis • Prickly Splurchin • Prodigious Beeb • Puckering Blinnow • Puckering Bulbeel • Puffstalk • Puffstool • Puffy Blowhog • Puffy Blowlet • Putrid Bulbear • Pygmy Jellyfloat • Pyroclasmic Slooch • Quaggled Mireclops • Queen Shearwig • Raging Long Legs • Rainwisp • Ranging Bloyster • Ravenous Loccut • Red Bulborb • Red Bulbot • Red Centipare • Red Spectralid • Reef Blowhog • Regurgitating Twistool • Ringed Spiner • Robust Bulbot • Rocket Beetle • Rocky Hermer • Ruby Jellyfloat • Rusted Cannon Beetle • Sable Flint Flicker • Sandbelching Meerslug • Sandy Speargrub • Saplapper Mockiwi • Satchel Snitchbug • Scornet • Scornet Maestro • Searchlight Snitchbug • Searing Bulblax • Seedbagger • Segmented Crawbster • Shady Sparrowhead • Shaggy Long Legs • Shearblug • Shearpion • Shearwig • Shelled Meerslug • Shock Dumple • Shore Dweevil • Shrimpy Hydroe • Silent Glowbelly • Skeeterskate • Skitterflake • Skitterleaf • Skitterlion • Skitterreed • Skittish Piddlepoddler • Skutterchuck • Sky Dumple • Sleepy Bulbear • Slick Dweevil • Slithering Shallock • Smoky Progg • Snaglet • Soaring Jellyfloat • Sparkling Dirigibug • Speargrub • Spectral Slurker • Spiked Snagret • Spinose Mockiwi • Spiny Coppeller • Spitty Blowhog • Spitty Blowlet • Sporegrub • Spornet • Spotty Bulbear • Spouting Bellbloom • Sprinting Dirigibug • Sprouting Coppeller • Sputtersplash • Sputtlefish • Stamping Long Legs • Starnacle • Steely Flint Beetle • Stingwig • Stubborn Bulblon • Studded Greater Beeb • Stuffed Bellbloom • Sulfuric Dweevil • Surge Dweevil • Swarming Sheargrub • Swooping Snitchbug • Tainting Blowhog • Tan Sparrowhead • Tantrum Snagret • Telescoping Pumphog • Titan Dweevil • Titan Weaver Dweevil • Toady Bloyster • Tombcarver Mawdad • Trampling Mamuta • Translucent Wollybot • Tropical Bloyster • Twilight Spectralid • Twinkle Beetle • Vampire Bulbear • Vapor Goolix • Vehemoth Phosbat • Venomous Scornet • Virescent Pinchipede • Vitreous Bulborb • Volatile Splurchin • Volt Beetle • Voracious Whiskerpillar • Waddlepus • Water Dumple • Water Wraith • Weaver Dweevil • Web-Slinging Spiner • Webbed Mockiwi • Whiptongue Bulborb • White Spectralid • Widemouthed Corrosion Beetle • Widemouthed Volt Beetle • Winged Snagret • Winter Snownet • Withering Blowhog • Withering Blowlet • Wolfish Mitite • Woolly Mammhog • Worker Beeb • Wracknid Hatchling • Wracknid Mother • Yellow Bulborb • Yellow Bulbot • Yellow Spectralid • Yellow Wolpole • Yellow Wollybot • Yellow Wollyhop • Young Fiery Wollyhop • Young Ghost Wollyhop • Young Pale Wollyhop • Young Yellow Wollyhop
Vegetation Asphyxiating Moldclump • Bloominous Stemple • Bouncy Mushroom • Bramble • Browncap • Burgeoning Spiderwort • Capstalk • Carnation Candypop • Colossal Glowcap • Common Glowcap • Crimson Candypop • Demantoid Candypop • Flukeweed • Golden Candypop • Hydroe Bramble • Ivory Candypop • Kingcap • Lapis Lazuli Candypop • Lilypad • Monarch Candypop • Mouthy Shootplant • Nectar Grass • Orbular Pollenspout • Pellet Posy • Pellet Vine • Shockcap • Slate Candypop • Sparklium Candypop • Spiny Spiderwort • Spotcap • Springpetal • Sunset Spiderwort • Thorned Posy • Vine • Violet Candypop • Weeping Posy • Wickweed
Collectibles
Data file Fruit (list) • Nugget • Sparklium • Treasure • Upgrades
Black nectar • Hammer seed • Knuckle seed • Nectar • Ultra-bitter spray • Ultra-hot spray • Ultra-minty spray • Ultra-spicy spray • Ultra-sweet spray • Ultra-toxic spray • Whip seed
Hazards
Acid • Adhesive • Blunt force • Bubble • Electricity • Explosion • Fire • Ice • Lubricant • Mud • Panic • Poison • Spore • Water
Obstacles and objects
Acid pool • Bamboo gate • Bomb rock • Boulder • Brick gate • Burrow-nit nest • Cardboard box • Climbing stick • Clipboard • Clog • Cobblestone block • Conveyor belt • Conveyor switch • Cryogenic bomb rock • Crystal • Crystal gate • Crystal nodule • Crystal stalactite • Dazzling bomb rock • Egg • Electric bulb gate • Electric wire gate • Electrical wire • Electrode • Elevator block • Elevator platform • Escape geyser • Fire geyser • Fire rhizome gate • Flame • Flukeweed dam • Fragment bridge (bridge fragment) • Frozen surface • Gas pipe • Glowstem • Hay slope (hay stack) • Ice chunk • Incendiary bomb rock • Iron ball • Jackwig hive • Liftable elevator • Metal block • Metal pipe • Mine • Mine rock • Mitite bomb • Mud puddle • Nectar pool • Oil slick • Phosbat pod • Pit • Plasm • Poison rhizome gate • Pulley elevator • Rain droplet • Rectangular paper bag • Reinforced gate • Rhizome gate • Rock • Rubble • Rusted rod • Sand pit • Sky Dumple cluster • Smoke bomb rock • Snowball • Soil block • Soil gate • Soil mound • Stick bridge • Sweetgum pod • Tin box • Triangular paper bag • Trowel • Tunnel • Water geyser • Water pool • Web • Wooden stake
Gameplay
Achievements • Caravan • Dialogue • Hints • HocoPad • Murals • Options • Pikpik carrot • Soul • Soundtrack • Squad desertion • Sunset • Temperature • Weather • Game modes (Story Mode • Battle Mode • Challenge Mode • Bottomless Abyss • Randomizer)
Other
Changes during development • Gallery
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