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Slipper-Bug Fossil

| Treasure Catalog | #176 |
|---|---|
| Series | Paleontology Series |
| No. in the series | #4 |
| Weight | 15 |
| Pikmin to carry it | 15–30 |
| Sparklium Value | 300 |






Notes
Clearly this is a fossil of a slipper bug. These creatures lived in ancient times and always traveled in pairs. Quite often one would get separated from the other, and no amount of searching would reunite them. Wait... am I thinking about real slippers?
Olimar
Discovered along a mountain stream, its shape reminds me of a type of footwear used when moving through shallow waters. Perhaps this creature mimicked the shoe prints of this planet's inhabitants as a way to hide in plain sight and steal their food...
Louie
An excellent tool for mashing and grating fruit.
Where to find it
Name in each language
| English | Slipper-Bug Fossil |
| 日本語 | スリッパ虫 |
| Deutsch | Hausschuhkäfer-Fossil |
| Français | Fossile d'insecte-pantoufle |
| Français (Canada) | Fossile d'insecte-pantoufle |
| Español | Pantufósil |
| Español (Latinoamérica) | Pantufósil |
| Italiano | Fossile trilociabatta |
| Nederlands | Pantoffelkrabfossiel |
| Português (Brasil) | Pantufóssil |
| 한국어 | 슬리퍼벌레 |
| 简体中文 | 拖鞋虫 |
| 繁體中文 | 拖鞋蟲 |
