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Didn't I make a topic about this?

Hmm, maybe not.... oh well

I think it was a topic for my fan game

Last edited by wiimaster (2011-05-31 19:38:14)

Also for pikmin.

Anyways, my ideas:

Color: Green
Feature: Tail
Ability: Climbing Vines
Immune to: Thorns
Size: Normal
Speed: Normal
Home: Onion

Color: Orange
Feature: Berry head
Ability: Creating Juice (Every 25 you breed gives you 1 super sour essence)
Immune to: Nothing
Size: Large
Speed: Normal
Home: Onion

Color: Black
Feature: Blue eyes, red leaf
Ability: Exploding when Eaten
Immune to: Explosions
Size: Small
Speed: Quick
Home: Flower

Color: Cyan
Feature: Fur
Ability: Skating
Immune to: Ice and Wind
Size: Normal
Speed: Normal (on land), Quick (on ice)
Home: Onion

Color: Pink
Feature: Twin leaves
Ability: Flying
Immune to: Nothing
Size: Small
Speed: Normal (on land), Quick (in air)
Home: Onion

Color: Brown
Feature: Claws
Ability: Fast Digging
Immune to: Sticky Mud
Size: Normal
Speed: Normal
Home: Flowers

Color: Gold
Feature: None
Ability: Can take 3 hits before dying. Can pluck other pikmin. Survive through night.
Immune to: Nothing
Size: Small
Speed: Quick
Home: Flowers




And more enemies and plants:

Thorny Bulborb:
Louie's Notes: Remove all spikes and horns and slather in a barbeque sauce. Cook on the grill until charred on the bottom.
Olimar's Notes: Thorny Bulborb
Oculus Kageyamii Prordus
Grub-Dog Family
A spinier form of the typical Bulborb. Its green color and like of bright spots give it a better way of hiding on the forest floor. Only Green pikmin can harm it.

Armored Bulbear:
Louie's Notes: Poach within the shell for the most tender meat. You can also serve this dish in the shell for presentation value.
Olimar's Notes: Armored Bulbear
Oculus Kageyamii Durus
Grub-Dog Family
A relative of the Black Bulbear, but with better defense. This Bulbear has a hard armor on it's back that only a purple pikmin can penetrate to reveal the fleshy back underneath.

Thundering Blowhog:
Louie's Notes: Use its tender liver as a spread... very zangy!
Olimar's Notes: Thundering Blowhog
Sus Thundus
Blowhog Family
Another cousin of the Firey blowhog. This creature uses it's heat glands to create sparks, not fire. It compresses all the sparks and propells them out of its snout.

Toxic Blowhog:
Louie's Notes: If its poisonous gland is carefully removed, this creatures meat can be diced and used in sushi.
Olimar's Notes: Toxic Blowhog
Sus Toxinus
Blowhog Family
This Blowhog relitave has a poison gland instead of a heat gland. It expells a highly toxic substance only survived by White Pikmin.

Icy Blowhog:
Louie's Notes: This meat can be stored for years in the freezer. It also takes years to defrost.
Olimar's Notes: Icy Blowhog
Sus Frozus
Blowhog Family
Another one of the many Blowhog relatives. Since it lives in generally cold climates, its heat gland wouldn't work, so they've evolved to have a frost gland that can expell and icy breeze.

Muddy Blowhog:
Louie's Notes: Must be cleaned thourougly before cooking.
Olimar's Notes: Icy Blowhog
Sus Mukkus
Blowhog Family
This blowhog is actually just a watery blowhog that lives in the swamp. But since the only water they consume is dirty, they can only shoot thick mud.

Frosty Dweevil:
Louie's Notes: Remove the legs and discard. Enjoy the meaty abdomen in its original frozen state floating in fine wine.
Olimar's Notes: Frosty Dweevil
Mandarachnia Frozus
Dweevil Family
The Frosty Dweevil is one member of an insect family known for mimicking objects by carrying them on their backs. These insects often carry carcasses of other life-forms on their backs, but it has been proven this is not for the purpose of food, but instead another example of their mimic behavior. The Frosty Dweevil has a large pouch full of air. A nearby gland freezes the air as it is propelled out as a defense strategy.

Spiny Tackbeetle
Louie's Notes: Remove all spines and its shell. Bake in the oven until crispy. Eat as a crunchy snack.
Olimar's Notes: Spiny Tackbeetle
Dynastes Spikinus
Tackbeetle Family
This beetle has many spines on it's back, making Green pikmin the only way to harm them. Males have more spikes.

Aqua Groink:
Louie's Notes: Cut off the fins, gills and tails and sear evenly on both sides. Serve with fresh basil and lemon.
Olimar's Notes: Aqua Groink
Megaplod Hydronus
Unknown Family
An amphibious form of the Gattling Groink. Instead, the Aqua Groink will launch bubbles of water, making Blue pikmin the only possible way of killing them.

Carnivorous Trapmouth
Louie's Notes: The bulb is mildly poisonous. Makes your tongue itchy.
Olimar's Notes: Carnivorous Trapmouth
Dionaea Carnivora
Eudiclot Family
A carnivorous plant. They are rooted to the ground, which makes it hard for them to feed. Once uprooted, they die almost instantly.

Quick-Jetted Seaspider
Louie's Notes: Remove the hard shell and grind up the flesh underneath. This ground meat works as a fabulous dumpling filling.
Olimar's Notes: Quick-Jetted Seaspider
Skeetus Skittus
Seaspider Family
This insect has tiny pads on it's three tripod legs that keep it afloat. The air tube on it's back allows it to jet across the water. This insect is generally non-threatening to other life-forms, including pikmin.

Pale Swiffray
Louie's Notes: Cut off the wings and sear on both sides. Serve over a citrus, Asian-salad.
Olimar's Notes: Pale Swiffray
Manta Arostris
Aeroform Family
The Pale Swiffray, also known as the Pink Airglider, uses its thin wings to catch air currents and drift with the wind. They are not threatening to pikmin, besides that they will swoop down and push them off edges occasionally.

Bulbous Dirigiberry:
Louie's Notes: Extremely healthy. Eat plain as medicine.
Olimar's Notes: Bulbous Dirigiberry
Rubus Aeris
Dirigiberry Family
A marvel of the plant kingdom. These blue berries have a helium pouch in the center. They drift through the air currents on high cliffs and mountains. Yellow or Pink pikmin are needed to get out-of-reach berries. These are commonly consumed by Pikmin, Dirigibugs and Snitchbugs.

Wollypad:
Louie's Notes: Wrap the briny leaf around rice, Water Dumple roe, and pickled PikPik carrots for a sashimi you won't forget.
Olimar's Notes: Wollypad
Nymphaea Gillius
Gilliplat Family
They float on the surface of the water and absorb the suns energy. They then transfer it down their stalk to their roots at the sea floor. This plant is actually called a Gilliplat, but they we're nicknamed 'Wollypad' because they are a common plant Wollywogs lay their eggs on.

Muddy Candypop:
Louie's Notes: Tastes like dirt. Do not eat.
Olimar's Notes: Muddy Candypop Bud
Flora Mukkus
Candypop Family
This plant lives deep under the mud in swamps. When the mud around it hardens, it will fossilize.

Peppery Candypop:
Louie's Notes: Grind up this flaky plant with a mortar and pestle. Use as a replacement for pepper. The petals can be used as a garnish or salad ingrediant plain, however.
Olimar's Notes: Peppery Candypop Bud
Flora Sinurva
Candypop Family
This plant can survive deep underground with very little light. It can do this with a cycle called 'Self-Nourishing'. It creates light from its pollen, which the petals absorb to create more pollen. Its an endless process designed to keep these plants living for up to 200 years.

Golden Candypop:
Louie's Notes: A fabulous looking garnish with fabulous flavor. This is sure to please!
Olimar's Notes: Golden Candypop Bud
Flora Sparnina
Candypop Family
This plant is one of the rarest in the world. The petals contain a shiny substance that produces a minor glow and sparkles.

Camoflauge Candypop:
Louie's Notes: The delicious, fresh petals can be used as a replacement for lettuce in sandwiches. Do a double-decker club with Snagret meat, Blowhog Bacon and tomatoes.
Olimar's Notes: Camoflauge Candypop Bud
Flora Folaga
Candypop Family
Commonly found on the floor in jungles, these plants surround large trees and suck the energy from the roots. They are technically a weed, but are still considered a native flower.

Tangerine Candypop:
Louie's Notes: Soak petals in water for a day. Then add sugar, wine,  strawberries and ice for a delicious cocktail drink.
Olimar's Notes: Tangerine Candypop Bud
Flora Citruva
Candypop Family
These flowers typically bloom on fruit trees, but their are variations that grow on the ground. Many incests love this plant's pollen.

Azure Candypop:
Louie's Notes: Suck on a petal if you have bad breath: The natural mintyness can cure any odour!
Olimar's Notes: Azure Candypop Bud
Flora Froskola
Candypop Family
This flower can astoundingly survive in the coldest of climates. Often found frozen in chunks of glaciers, these flwoers have been preserved for years.

Magenta Candypop:
Louie's Notes: Dip each delicate petal into a light candy glaze and dry in the sunlight. Makes a great, elegant garnish.
Olimar's Notes: Magenta Candypop Bud
Flora Aeroma
Candypop Family
This plant lives in grassy mountains up very high. Although they look soft and weak, their petals are very hard. They need this to be able to survive the altitude.

Last edited by wiimaster (2011-05-31 21:05:08)

Electric Bulborb
Area: the meadow of machinery

He can do all that in about 10 minutes, trust me, I know.