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survival horror Pikmin spinoff where you have to save the creatures of PNF-404 from a ravenous Louie
Shellcake family - Questionable Pikmin Lore
I love the Shellcakes. From the moment I laid eyes on them in the Pikmin 4 demo, I knew they’d be a personal favorite of mine. Let’s take this moment to appreciate their lore.
Specimen 1: Scorchcake (conchcrustus emberio)
Apparently, it's a bivalve, like clams and oysters. It's also a predator, primarily targeting small plantlike creatures such as Pikmin, as well as eggs. However, it doesn't eat them. Instead, it squashes its prey so their nutrients seep into the ground. This allows moss and microorganisms to grow in the soil, which it then feeds on. To speed up this growth, it secretes a flammable oil and ignites it, somehow acting as fertilizer. It can also ignite this oil as a self-defense mechanism, setting its own body on fire. According to Louie, it smells and tastes quite good when cooked. Red Pikmin are the best choice to fight these, just remember to call them back since all shellcakes can actually kill pikmin even after they die by falling on them.
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