Aug 7, 2025
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The Pikmin brain saturation continues
Had these stashed months back. Posting them now to celebrate Pikmin 1 + 2 launching on Switch along with a new Pikmin 4 direct earlier! 🌼🍃
two pikmin: dating
homophobic bulblax:
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Yesterday - Tomorrow
Inktober Day 12: SPICY
I like its design, but when I was little I always hated the fiery bulblax. I was just such a wimp and anything I couldn't cheese with purple pikmin was enormously stressful.
I should really revisit Pikmin 2!
what is your favourite bulborb variant (grub-dog family only)
bulborb
orange bulborb
spotty bulbear
frosty bulborb
hairy bulborb
albino dwarf bulborb
emperor + sovereign bulblax
fiery bulblax
empress bulblax
bulborb larva
whiptongue bulborb
jumbo bulborb
the whiptongue bulborb is the best bulborb because it's a nice example of anteaterization. like forget carcinization, if there's one body plan that keeps evolving again and again and again from completely unrelated and wildly different clades, it's the anteater body plan. long sticky tongue, small mouth and narrow snout is a winning formula
Having a narrow snout with small teeth and a long sticky tongue is a very useful set up if you’re a myrmecophage!
Myrmecophagy predominantly appears in vertebrates several magnitudes larger than ants and termites. Both these eusocial insects are small, dangerous, and don’t exactly have a very high amount of good meat in proportion to the noxious compounds they produce, so it’s rare for similar sized animals to eat them. But if you’re a lot bigger than an ant and have the right set up, you can just get around the issue by eating a ton of them!
Of course, myrmecophagy also requires a method of breaking into nests, which whiptonges don’t exactly have, but probably don’t need since pikmin tend to stay out in the open.
The whiptongue is a solid bulborb but I’m personally more partial to these guys