Common Cutterbug

From Pikmin Fanon
Common Cutterbug
Enemy
Family Warsect

The Common Cutterbug is a species of warsect that has a blade-like instrument on the front of its shell.

In fanon games

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In Pikmin 4: The World to Free

Pikmin 4: The World to Free
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Common Cutterbug The icon used to represent this enemy.
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Scientific name Sharpa horsia
Family Warsect
Areas Forest of Beginnings, Sanhatten's Beach
Battle Mode stages Rocky Warfield
Carry weight 20
Max. carriers 35
Seed worth 15
Poko value P2 Poko icon.png × 50
Attacks Skewers and deflowers Pikmin

The Common Cutterbug is a warsect appearing in Pikmin 4: The World to Free. They are small brown beetles that are protected by a layer of thick armor that covers the tops of their bodies. On the front end of their armor is a blade that is used not only to deflower Pikmin but to kill them too, although only in defense. Pink Pikmin can remove their armor, rendering the bugs harmless and defenseless against any Pikmin. Common Cutterbugs weigh six grams and are twenty millimeters long.

Notes

Tike's notes

These are quite the fighting machines. I laughed at how slow they were, but I regretted it after seeing it cut open a Pikmin. Until I have some way to remove their thick shells, battles with them will be tough. The skin of a common cutterbug is very prickly and could be harder than its own shell, but is still weaker with how thin it is.

Alice's notes

Yuck! These creatures could really afford a makeover. Despite their ugliness, they are actually quite friendly unless they are angered or provoked. I always try to tell Tike about this, but he won't listen... I wonder why?

Captain Pikmin's notes

Pink Pikmin are the best against them because, with enough power, they can yank that shell right off to reveal that weak point. Without them, bomb rocks shall do the trick.