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Airborne Mook: They are constantly airborne, and never land.Unique Enemy: In 3, the only place that Red Spectralids are set to spawn is the corpse of the Quaggled Mireclops in the Garden of Hope every other Spectralid is of the white or yellow varieties.Ī truly weird creature, it won't attack or really interact with your Pikmin at all, but attacking it can yield you a drop of nectar (in Pikmin) or an egg (in Pikmin 2) that can contain nectar, sprays, or Mitites.Palette Swap: In all their appearances, the variants of spectralids are physically identical to each other in everything save color (and, in Pikmin 3, size, number and arrangement of their black spots).Red Spectralids are definitely this in the third game, always giving you a spicy spray if you can kill them, and are much rarer than the yellow variety. Metal Slime: Killing them nets you nectars and sprays, but if you're not quick, they'll flutter away.Their chief purpose gameplay-wise is to be living scenery and to be killed as a source of nectar or ultra-spicy spray (or in the white ones' case, a single Pikmin seed). They have no way to harm Pikmin directly or indirectly. In Pikmin 3, white drops nothing, yellow always drops nectar, and red always drops Ultra Spicy Spray.

Color-Coded for Your Convenience: In Pikmin 2, yellow drops nectar, red drops Ultra Spicy Spray, and purple drops Ultra Bitter Spray, but only some of the time.

Butterfly of Doom: In Alph's Piklopedia entry of the White Spectralids in Pikmin 3 Deluxe, he discusses this trope and wonders if their presence caused a similar impact on the planet.

In Pikmin 3, they're more persistent and don't appear in groups, and white spectralids have replaced the purple kind. Though cruel, you should attack them quickly, as they'll flee once disturbed and can yield some nice rewards. They can also be found fluttering around some rest floors of deeper caverns. This is likely because they have no further need to communicate with you after they get their money.īutterfly-like creatures, these will sometimes be released when brushing against certain plants.

What Happened to the Mouse?: Once you pay off the debt, they aren't even mentioned.

The Unfought: They aren't confronted directly, not even from a story standpoint.

Take Your Time: Even if you take long enough that they find and kidnap the President, you still have unlimited time before they get rid of him.

Names to Run Away from Really Fast: The only reason the President didn't was because he thought he'd gone into the insurance company next door, Happy Hocotate Savings and Loans.

Fun fact, they were the original Trope Namer.

Loan Shark: They're rapacious, predatory moneylenders who operate under an excessively ominous and threatening name.

The Ghost: They're never actually seen in the game, only alluded to by the President's messages.The fact that they're right next door to each other is how the President managed to accidentally go to them. Evil Counterpart: Presumably to Happy Hocotate Savings & Loans.That debt will sit pretty at 10,000 Pokos no matter how long you take to pay it back.

Even Evil Has Standards: They're willing to hunt down, kidnap and even kill the President in order to get their money from him or make him pay for stiffing them, but they'll never ratchet up the debt by charging interest.Card-Carrying Villain: That title there isn't just something the fandom calls them, it's their company name.Arc Villain: Can be considered the main villain of the first portion of the second game, despite being The Ghost.They never actually appear in the game, though letters from the President indicate less than scrupulous debt collection practices. The President took out a loan with them and it should be noted that he did so inadvertently he somehow went there by accident instead of Happy Hocotate Savings and Loan, which was right next door and lacks the means to pay it back, forcing Olimar and Louie to go to PNF-404 and gather treasure to pay off the debt.