Lumiknoll

| Piklopedia | #125 |
|---|---|
| Family | ??? |
| Sci. Name | Collux aeternium |
| Active During | Night |






Notes
Nature is a high-risk, high-reward type of environment. The Lumiknoll braves the danger, risking self-destruction to emit a light that lures creatures so it can propagate more Glow Pikmin using glow pellets! But is that all? Could the glow sap also be luring us?
Olimar
Besides the fact that they serve as incubators and nests for Glow Pikmin, we know very little about the Lumiknoll's ecology. When nocturnal creatures die, a Lumiknoll can break them down into glow pellets through its strong dissolving enzymes. This matter, when condensed, becomes glow sap. One might assume glow sap is then an extremely dangerous substance, but it has hardly any negative effects. In fact, I've had it administered to me personally as a curative medicine to break down growing leaves. Lumiknolls will only appear in places where an Onion was located earlier in the day, and since they propagate Glow Pikmin, one could surmise that they are rhizomes from those Onions. Perhaps, using its dissolving powers, it returns the nectar that supports the ecosystem back to the soil.
Louie
Smells a lot like an Onion. The green juice is particularly delicious!
Where to find it
Name in each language
| English | Lumiknoll |
| 日本語 | ヒカリヅカ |
| Deutsch | Leuchtbau |
| Français | Lumilière |
| Français (Canada) | Lumilière |
| Español | Lumiloma |
| Español (Latinoamérica) | Lumiloma |
| Italiano | Luminotana |
| Nederlands | Gloeikolonie |
| Português (Brasil) | Lampireiro |
| 한국어 | 빛둑 |
| 简体中文 | 发光巢穴 |
| 繁體中文 | 發光巢穴 |





