Pricklepuff

| Piklopedia | #95 |
|---|---|
| Family | Pricklepuff |
| Sci. Name | Piscpineous pardos |
| HP | 300 |
| Weight | 7 |
| Pikmin to carry it | 7–14 |
| Sparklium Value | 5 |
| Pikmin Yield | 7 |
| Active During | Day |






Notes
To watch it swimming dreamily along, then spot it again walking plip-plop in tidal flats... The contrast is so great I can only admire its adaptability. But don't be drawn in by its cute, round little peepers. Much like a rose, the Pricklepuff has very sharp thorns!
Olimar
Its hidden spikes evolved from scales that were once on its forehead. The Pricklepuff uses them to charge and chase off unknown creatures that enter its territory. Its liver and ovaries contain powerful nerve toxins, accumulated from ingesting shellfish and algae with trace amounts of poison. These toxins not only function as alternative pheromones but also seem to keep predators at bay. However, once it's dead, the Pikmin have no issues carrying this creature back to the Onion, where the poison is broken down into valuable nutrients.
Louie
Remove the poisonous internal organs, then slice thinly and serve as sashimi. The firm meat is brimming with umami flavor. Pairs well with a light, refreshing citrus vinaigrette.
Where to find it
Name in each language
| English | Pricklepuff |
| 日本語 | トゲハゼ |
| Deutsch | Nadler |
| Français | Globépine |
| Français (Canada) | Globépine |
| Español | Globopúas |
| Español (Latinoamérica) | Globopúas |
| Italiano | Sferispido |
| Nederlands | Prikkelploffer |
| Português (Brasil) | Baiagulha |
| 한국어 | 가시망둥이 |
| 简体中文 | 刺虾虎 |
| 繁體中文 | 刺蝦虎 |





