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The '''Windy Progg''' is a species of [[Shepik family|progg]] that blows [[wind]] to repel its attackers.
 
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The '''Windy Progg''' is an enemy in ''[[Pikmin 3: The Progg Wars]]''. They will blow away [[Pikmin]] and [[leader]]s with strong gusts of [[wind]], similarly to [[Puffy Blowhog]]s. This is a problem, however, because they are usually found near [[hazard]]s.
The '''Windy Progg''' is a [[Shepik family|progg]] in ''[[Pikmin 3: The Progg Wars]]''. They blow away [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] and [[leader]]s with strong gusts of [[wind]], similarly to [[Puffy Blowhog]]s. This is a problem, however, because they are usually found near other, much deadlier [[hazard]]s.
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Latest revision as of 20:04, 16 July 2022

Windy Progg
Enemy
Family Shepik

The Windy Progg is a species of progg that blows wind to repel its attackers.

In fanon games

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In Pikmin 3: The Progg Wars

Pikmin 3: The Progg Wars
This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin 3: The Progg Wars, a fanon game created by Mr.peter.
Windy Progg The icon used to represent this enemy.
Scientific name Unknown
Family Progg
Attacks Blows away Pikmin

The Windy Progg is a progg in Pikmin 3: The Progg Wars. They blow away Pikmin and leaders with strong gusts of wind, similarly to Puffy Blowhogs. This is a problem, however, because they are usually found near other, much deadlier hazards.