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==Nomenclature== | ==Nomenclature== | ||
The Japanese name for these enemies generally consist of puns on the word {{Romanize|ブタ|Buta}}, meaning "pig." For example, Eyelid Pigs are known as {{Romanize|マブタ|Mabuta}}, meaning "Eyelids," while Diver Pigs are known as {{Romanize|ダイブタ|Daibuta}}, a combination of Buta and {{Romanize|ダイバー|Daibā}}, meaning "diver." | The Japanese name for these enemies generally consist of puns on the word {{Romanize|ブタ|Buta}}, meaning "pig." For example, Eyelid Pigs are known as {{Romanize|マブタ|Mabuta}}, meaning "Eyelids," while Diver Pigs are known as {{Romanize|ダイブタ|Daibuta}}, a combination of Buta and {{Romanize|ダイバー|Daibā}}, meaning "diver." | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Latest revision as of 23:05, 15 April 2024
Pigs appear as Enemies in Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland. There are several different varieties of Pigs. What appears to be their snout is actually their face, with their eyes in the "nostrils". They appear to be closely related to Oinkers.
Variations
Eyelid Pig
Eyelid Pigs (or simply Eyelids) are the most basic of the pigs. They are cowardly and will run away from Tingle if they see him. They are found in Hometown Prairie and Cape Treasure. They may drop Minced Meat or Short Fur when defeated.
Flying Pig
Flying Pigs are a rather passive enemy that can only be attacked when they land and they can only be found at the Sunshine Seashore. They may drop Minced Meat or Short Fur when defeated.
Gold Pig
Gold Pigs are a rare variant of the Eyelid Pigs that appear in Cape Treasure. They drop 500 Rupees when defeated.
Diver Pig
Diver Pigs are found in the Steamy Marsh and will run away from Tingle if they see him. They may drop Baby Shark or Pink Quartz when defeated.
Flaming Pig
Flaming Pigs are an aggressive enemy found on Mount Desma. Tingle must throw a bottle of water onto them to be able to attack them. They may drop Marbled Meat or Gold Gem when defeated.
Nomenclature
The Japanese name for these enemies generally consist of puns on the word ブタ (Buta), meaning "pig." For example, Eyelid Pigs are known as マブタ (Mabuta), meaning "Eyelids," while Diver Pigs are known as ダイブタ (Daibuta), a combination of Buta and ダイバー (Daibā), meaning "diver."
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Gallery
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A doused Flaming Pig
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