Hostile Species (Pikmin)

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Hostile Species
Full Name	No information
Alias	No information
Origin	Pikmin
Homeworld	PNF-404 Unnamed planet
Abilities	High Intelligence (only some of them) Size advantage (only most of them) Resurrection (Spotty Bulbears, Gatling Groinks, and Plasm Wraith/Mysterious Life Form only) Deception (Skitter Leafs, Creeping Chrysantemums, Desiccated Skitter Leafs, Emperor Bulblaxes and Man-at-Legs only) Strength (only most of them) Sense of smell (Dwarf Red and Dwarf Orange Bulborbs, Snow Bulborbs, Dwarf Bulbears, Mockiwis, and Crested Mockiwis only) Flight/Levitation (only some of them) Fire Breath (Fiery Blowhogs, Fiery Blowlets, Fireflinger Groinks, and Firesnout Beetles only) Pyrokinesis (Fiery and Fiery Dwarf Bulblaxes, Fiery Dweevils, Pyroclasmic Slooches, Fireflap Bulborbs, Fiery Young Yellow Wollywogs/Wollyhops, and Plasm Wraith/Mysterious Life Form only) Aquatic Respiration (only lots of them) Natural Swimming (Wogpoles, Puckering Blinnows, Young Yellow Wollywogs/Wollyhops, and Long Water Dumple only) Water Breath (Watery Blowhogs, Telescoping Pumphogs, Bilious Bulborbs, Peckish Aristocrabs, and Waddlepuses only) Hydrokinesis (Caustic Dweevils, Skeeterskates, Goolix and Plasm Wraith/Mysterious Life Form only) Intangibility (Large Splurchins, Speargrubs, Spiny Coppellers, Goolix, Waterwraiths, and Mysterious Life Form only) Electrokinesis (Anode Beetles and Widemouthed Anode Beetles, Anode Dweevils, Bearded Amprats, Electripede, Electric Spectralids, Cottonades and Electric Cottonade, and Plasm Wraith/Mysterious Life Form only) Natural digging (only some of them) Shooting rocks from their mouth (Armored Cannon Beetles, Armored Cannon Larvae, Decorated Cannon Beetles, Sandbelching Meerslug, and Long Water Dumple only) Self-destruct sequence (Volatile Dweevils and Bombardier Beebs/Baubs only) Rolling (Creepy Beebs/Baubs, Shearblugs, Empress Bulblaxes, Segmented Crawbster, Queen Beeb/Baub, and Armurk only) Pathokinesis (Munge Dweevils, Toady Bloysters, Doodlebugs, Ujadani, Sputtlefishes, Spornets, Male Shooting Spinners, Puffstools, Smoky Progg, Vehemoth Phosbat, and Leech Hydroe only) Vacuum Breath (Puffy Blowhogs, Withering Blowhogs, Lesser and Greater Spotted Jellyfloats, Vehemoth Phosbat, Electric Cottonade, and Plasm Wraith only) Bombs (Careening Dirigibugs and Telescoping Pumphogs only) Advanced Technology (Gatling Groinks, Man-at-Legs, and Titan Dweevil only) Tracking their targets (only some of them) Prehensile Tongue(s) (Toady Bloysters, Whiptongue Bulborbs, Emperor Bulblaxes, Ranging Bloysters, Largemouth Wollywog/Wollyhop, and Translucent Wollywog/Wollyhop only) Skewering appendages (Cloaking Burrow-nits, Joustmites, Flighty Joustmites, Female Shooting Spinners, and Plasm Wraith only) Flexibility (Lesser and Greater Spotted Jellyfloats, Medusal Slurkers, Waddlepuses, Calcified Crushblats, Clicking Slurkers, Blubbugs and Puffy Blubbugs, Luring Slurker, and Plasm Wraith only) Teleportation (Honeywisps only) Speed (only some of them) Durable shell (only some of them) Cryokinesis (Luring Slurker only) Crystallokinesis (Calcified Crushblats, Crystalline Crushblats, and Plasm Wraith/Mysterious Life Form only) Shapeshifting (Creeping Chrysantemums and Plasm Wraith/Mysterious Life Form only) Leadership (Antenna Beetles, Adult Bulbmins, Spotty Bulbears, Puffstools, Scornet Maestro, Electric Cottonade, and Queen Shearwig only) Self-healing (Shearwigs and Raging Long Legs only)
Members	Adult Bulbmins Amphitubers Arachnorbs Beebs/Soplouses Bloathers Blowhogs Breadbugs Bubblimps Burrow-nits Centiflies Centipares Cottonades Crawmads Creep-Crabs Creeping Chrysanthemums Crushblats Dirigibugs Dweevils Elips Flint Beetles Flint Bugs Flitterbies Floaterbies Glint Beetles Grub-Dogs Heavils Honeywisps Hydroes Jellyfloats Jellypers Kettlebugs Lithopods Mandiblards Mockiwis Molluskings Mushroom Pikmin Pinchipedes Pinottas Scarab Beetles Scarpanids Scornets Seedbags Shellters Shellusk Skitterlings Snavians Spornets Sporovids Splurchins Umblodas Whiskerpillars Wracknids Creatures with no known family
Hobby	Hunting Pikmin.
Goals	Kill the Pikmin and their leaders.
Crimes	Murder Torture
Type of Hostile Species	Feral Alien Monsters

“	My clock is indicating the approach of sunset. Pikmin waiting beneath the Dolphin and Onions will probably enter the Onions on their own, but if I don't call the stragglers and add them to my group, they may not be able to get back. I am sure that the Pikmin still planted are safe, but I am somewhat concerned about leaving Pikmin to fend for themselves in the darkness.	„
	~ Captain Olimar

The Grub-Dogs, Amphitubers, Snavians, and many more types of monsters are the main antagonists of the Pikmin video-game series, being indigenous life-forms that reside in planets inhabited mainly by the Pikmin, and are organized by families (although some do not have a known family, they may be related in some way). There are 84 types of hostile species throughout the Pikmin franchise.

They are encountered mainly in the surface and underground caves on PNF-404, but can also be found on the planet featured in the videogame Hey! Pikmin, a spinoff of the series.

Also, mechanical versions of them appear as the minions of Dark Monita in the Nintendo Land minigame Pikmin Adventure; while protoplasmic clones of them appear as the minions of the Plasm Wraith/Mysterious Life Form in the Formidable Oak area from Pikmin 3.

Defeating hostile species constitutes a major part of gameplay in all Pikmin games in the series.

Behavior

Despite the majority's motivations (eat or kill Pikmin) are out of pure predatory instincts rather than true evil, some of them can be considered as true villains because of their behavior, because they appear to display human-level sapience and also because some of them do not attack for feeding like a true predator; much like the Puffstool (who turns Pikmin into Mushroom Pikmin to turn them against the player and other Pikmin), the Burrowing Snagret (who appears as an Assist Trophy in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate), the Empress Bulblax (whose motivations are similar to the Queen Metroid from the Metroid series, by giving birth to Bulborb Larvae and use them against the player, and also attacking by herself), the Segmented Crawbster (whose motivations are similar to Rollodillo from Super Mario Galaxy 2), the Smoky Progg, the Careening Dirigibugs, the Man-at-Legs, the Waterwraith, the Titan Dweevil, all the enemies and bosses from Pikmin Adventure, the Plasm Wraith, the Armurk and the Leech Hydroe (those who want to kill the Pikmin and their leaders for being evil, or brainwashed in Leech Hydroe's case).

A Fiery Blowhog and a Red Bulborb act as antagonists in the "Pikmin Short Movie" called Occupational Hazards.

For the most part, every enemy is its own entity, interacting only with the Pikmin and leaders. However, some enemies have passive or active interactions with the environment, other enemies, or miscellaneous objects.

Environment interactions

• In Pikmin 3, most enemies will be unable to detect Pikmin and leaders if they are hiding under tall plants.
• In Pikmin 2, if an Emperor Bulblax gets close to a bomb-rock, he will eat it without needing to be coaxed into doing so.
• The fire on a Fiery Bulblax or a Pyroclasmic Slooch's back will be put out should it go into water. Both creatures reignite once they leave the water.
• If a member of the Mandiblard family touches water, it will steadily lose health, and if it is near a wooden bridge and not in pursuit, it will begin deconstructing it.
• Wogpoles and Puckering Blinnows will start flailing around if they're on dry land, but they are able to swim freely if they're underwater.

Cooperation

Young Bulbmin following an adult one.

Some creatures keep a bond with others. To maximize the chances of survival, some enemies can be seen next to others, normally of their own species, and oftentimes interacting with them when a fight for survival is taking place. Dwarf Red Bulborbs, Dwarf Bulbears, etc. are often found next to larger enemies of the same species or of the species they are mimicking. When under attack in Pikmin, they may scream in order to wake up their larger allies.

Queen Shearwig alongside her minions.

Other creatures choose to follow a leader, normally of their own family. An example is the Bulbmin, who lose all sense of control should their leader perish, the Scornets, who obey the command of the Scornet Maestro, and the Shearwig, which can be found under the control of the Queen Shearwig, and are otherwise independent.

Hostility

Hostility between enemies is non-existent, but cases of enemies damaging each other are not. Some enemies may, if inadvertently, hurt others. This normally happens when they try to kill Pikmin or leaders. Not many enemy attacks are made to hurt others, but the following are:

• The Empress Bulblax can kill her young by rolling into them.
• A Gatling Groink can damage other enemies with its shots (including other Groinks), but not itself.
• Most lithopods with boulders can harm other enemies or even the launcher itself.
• The Beady Long Legs, Raging Long Legs, and Baldy Long Legs can stomp on and kill other enemies, particularly on the Angle Maze and Tropical Forest, respectively.
• In Pikmin 3, Yellow Wollywogs can kill or injure other enemies if they land on them.
• In Pikmin 3, Skutterchucks can harm and kill other enemies if their crystal nodules land on them. They can even kill themselves.
• The Man-at-Legs can hurt other enemies with his gun. This is impossible to see without hacks, since the creature never appears alongside other enemies.

Gender

Although most do not have a specific gender, some do seem to have:

• Female Sheargrubs
• Male Sheargrubs
• Shearwigs (male, because only males have wings, with the exception of their Queen)
• Female Shooting Spinner
• Male Shooting Spinner
• Puffstool (male, according to a Discord user)
• Emperor Bulblax (male, for having the word "Emperor" in his name)
• Empress Bulblax (female, according to her Super Smash Bros. Brawl trophy, for having the word "Empress" in her name and for giving birth to larvae)
• Man-at-Legs (male, for having the word "Man" in his name)
• Waterwraith (male, for the sounds it emites and for his scientific name "Amphibio sapiens")
• Segmented Crawbster (male, according to a Youtube user)
• Raging Long Legs (female, for releasing Mitites upon her defeat)
• Titan Dweevil (male, according to the Spanish Pikmin wiki)
• Scornet Maestro (male, for having the word "Maestro" in his name and for having mustaches)
• Plasm Wraith (male, according to another Youtube user)
• Armurk (male, according to the Spanish version of Hey! Pikmin)
• Queen Shearwig (female, for having the word "Queen" in her name)
• Luring Slurker (male, according to the Spanish version of Hey! Pikmin)

Role in Pikmin Short Movies

As a Red Pikmin looks inside one of the tubes that are lying down, a Blue Pikmin behind it naughtily kicks it inside. The Red Pikmin slides all the way and comes out on the other end, along with some dust. Other Pikmin come out of tubes, carrying some dust and some treasures, including a mushroom similar to the one in the Mario series or a Spotcap. Above them, a green tube begins shaking, and coins come out, accompanied by the coin sound effect from Super Mario Bros.. The "pipe entered" sound from the same game, and a Red Pikmin with dust on its face comes out; the dust clouds make it look like Mario. The Mario Pikmin jumps out, accompanied with the jump sound and main theme from Super Mario Bros.

Nearby, some Pikmin investigate what appears to be a small red tube, but turns out to be the snout of a Fiery Blowhog, which soon after, shoots fire. The Yellow and Blue Pikmin in the group run away, but the Red Pikmin braves the fire and jumps on the Blowhog's head; a second Red Pikmin appears and joins the first one. The first Red grabs the enemy's snout, which sends it on a rampage. The other Pikmin try to run away from it and its fire while the Red Pikmin enjoy the ride. Eventually, the Blowhog trips on a rock and slides onto a puddle of mud, where the Pikmin ran off to. After a wave of mud, everybody stops, and the Pikmin stare at the enemy's snout, preparing for an incoming attack. Instead of fire, however, the creature cannot help but spit out some more mud onto the Pikmin. With the exhausted Blowhog now immobile, the Pikmin frolic on the mud and play around its body. For some reason, a Red Pikmin emerges out of the mud and its leaf is quickly turned into a flower.

Later, we can see a Red, a Yellow, and a Blue Pikmin throwing mud at each other, and a Red Pikmin climbing the exhausted Fiery Blowhog's head, leaving muddy footprints in the process. Then, a Yellow Pikmin notices a large dark tube with something shining inside. It hurries in and grabs the shiny screw, noticing a second one further inside. It squeals in delight, and runs to it. As the Pikmin kneels down to grab the second screw, it notices some normal-sized mushrooms and a gigantic mushroom-like bulb. It kicks it twice, and it is revealed that it is actually the hide of a Red Bulborb. The Pikmin drops the screws and runs away from the tube, screaming. The other Pikmin wonder why that was, until the Bulborb exits its dark den.

The Pikmin all get out of the mud as the Bulborb gives chase. It eventually catches up to a Red and a Blue Pikmin, grabs them with its mouth, and swallows them. They do not die, however, as they eventually pop out out of its nostrils. In terror, they round around its forehead and grab its eye stalks, and later, its eyes. After shaking them off, the Bulborb comes face to face with a worker glove standing upright, with its fingers in a "stop" gesture. Under the glove, one can see Pikmin feet. The hand then extends the index finger, shakes it negatively, points at the Bulborb, and starts spinning the finger in circles, hypnotizing the beast. It then wildly flails the finger about, with the Bulborb quickly facing to the direction it points, and after pointing up, the Bulborb rapidly flips backwards and lands on its back. In this state, a thought bubble appears over the Bulborb, showing the glove, and highlighting the Pikmin feet under it. Upon this realization, the enemy gives chase to the glove, and catches it, flinging away the Pikmin inside.

These Pikmin land on a nearby car tire rim and crawl inside its holes. The Bulborb looks around, and eventually a Blue Pikmin peeks out of its hole. Other Pikmin do the same, and pop back in almost straight afterwards. This gets repeated between the Pikmin, with each time being quicker and having more Pikmin do it. Enraged, the beast finally sticks one eye stalk down a hole, only to get a Red Pikmin kick its eye. The Bulborb reels back in pain and violently kicks the rim. The object doesn't move, and the creature just ends up hurting its foot instead, eventually putting it in its mouth after shrieking in pain. Meanwhile, Olimar and some Pikmin climb up to the top of the backhoe's crane, and the captain takes notice of the Red Bulborb down below, which is attempting to flip the rim over with its snout. The Bulborb manages to toss it high into the air, as the Pikmin inside nervously try to hang on, except for a Blue Pikmin, which just runs along the rim's curve as it spins. The object lands, and the Pikmin scatter around. Seeing this, Olimar whistles them to safety. The Bulborb then begins chasing after the running Pikmin.

On their way, they run into a stream of fire emitted by the Fiery Blowhog from before, now inside the vehicle's treads; it only manages to shoot some flames after it resumes spitting mud from its snout. Interestingly, one Blue Pikmin is caught by the flames, and its leaf catches on fire, but unlike what happens in the games, the fire extinguishes itself automatically and the Pikmin continues unharmed. The Bulborb eventually catches a Blue Pikmin, tosses it into the air, and swallows it. This Pikmin does die, as its spirit can be seen floating in the air. It also catches a Red Pikmin, which it chews before swallowing. Right after, it spits its stem and leaf, which release the Pikmin's spirit; these spirits follow the Pikmin 3 style. The Bulborb and Pikmin continue running, with one Pikmin even crying, until they all eventually reach a dead end on the backhoe's bucket.

At this point, a large number of Yellow Pikmin hold hands and enjoy the flow of electricity from the backhoe's battery, while emitting lights like before. Just as the Bulborb roars at its prey, one Yellow Pikmin hanging onto a jumper cable touches a Pikmin in the chain, closing a circuit in the process. There is a large spark from all the Pikmin, and the backhoe's engine begins working. The machine's arm rises up into the air, lifting the bucket and the creatures within. This lift makes Olimar lose his balance and fall down, eventually landing on one of the control sticks. One of the Pikmin that was with him falls down too, and lands on his head, making him whistle slightly; this new weight is enough to turn the lever forward.

The lever's pull curves the bucket, making the Pikmin and Bulborb fall off. While falling, the Pikmin's leaves turn into flowers, acting as parachutes. The scene stops, and the Bulborb imagines itself creating an umbrella out of the red spotted part of its back. When it realizes that that's impossible, the thought bubble breaks, and, horrified, the creature continues falling to its doom. It lands on the floor with a thud and becomes unconscious not long after. The Pikmin gently land on top of the creature, and during that time, a descending Blue Pikmin bumps against a Red Pikmin that had already landed, causing the "Koopa shell kicked" sound from Super Mario Bros. to play. Olimar eventually shows up and approaches the Pikmin and Bulborb. The Pikmin that came with Olimar all rush and swarm the beast, bumping against Olimar on the way. As they attack it, Olimar faces the camera with a drop of sweat on his face.

Suddenly, a loud metal screeching noise is heard. The gears that held the backhoe's bucket in place begin to fall off and detach, followed by the same happening to the whole arm of the machine. In a panic, Olimar whistles the Pikmin several times to get them out of the way. They look up at the incoming objects and run off. When they leave the Bulborb's carcass, it becomes censored with a pixelization pattern; the reason could be as a joke: the Bulborb is so badly beaten up that its appearance is too gruesome to show. The bucket falls down and traps the Bulborb in, but no Pikmin gets trapped under it, although they are tossed aside as if they were hit by a bomb rock explosion. The rest of the backhoe falls apart in a huge cloud of dust.

It is still unknown what happened to the Fiery Blowhog after that.

Other Media

WarioWare

In WarioWare: Smooth Moves and WarioWare Gold, one of the microgames involves the Empress Bulblax controlled by the player, where they must crush all Pikmin onscreen to win.

Nintendogs

A Red Bulborb toy appears in the background of the shop, sitting on one of the shelves.

The Amazing World of Gumball

In the episode "The Fury", during a retailing scene of a fighting tournament, a cloudy kid contestant kicks a crab resembling a Peckish Aristocrab.

Mad

In the skit "Pikmin Pest B Gone", a farmer has Olimar release a hoard of Red Bulborbs from the S.S. Dolphin to eat the Pikmin eating his crops.

Super Smash Bros.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

A Bulborb can appear from the right side of the Distant Planet stage, where it can open its mouth to catch any players that land in it, causing an instant KO. Bulborbs also appear in Olimar's Final Smash "End of Day", where after Olimar enters his ship and flies off to avoid the Bulborbs that deal about 47% damage to everyone on the stage who are not at the top of the screen.

A Red Bulborb appears as a sticker that increases Olimar's Pikmin attacks by 34 points.

Trophies

• Red Bulborb
• Creepy Chrysanthemum (unlockable by collecting all fighter trophies)
• Empress Bulblax
• Careening Dirigibug
• Fiery Blowhog
• Burrowing Snagret
• Iridescent Flint Beetle
• Wollywog
• Swooping Snitchbug

Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Wii U

On the Garden of Hope stage, a Peckish Aristocrab can appear and charge through the stage to attack the fighters, signaling its arrival with bubbles. The Aristocrab will charge through the entire stage unless the bridge in the middle is broken. A Red Bulborb may also appear, but it will simply spectate the fight without attacking.

In "Smash Run" on the 3DS version, a Red Bulborb appears as a powerful enemy that has resisted knockback, attacks that deal heavy damage and knockback, and drops multiple powerups when defeated. An Iridescent Glint Beetle may appear as a rare enemy, dropping gold when it is attacked before escaping. In "Smash Tour" on the Wii U version, an Iridescent Glint Beetle may appear on the board. Should any player catch it before it can escape is awarded a new fighter.

Trophies

While all of them appear in the Wii U version, only the Red Bulborb and Iridescent Glint Beetle appear in the 3DS version.

• Red Bulborb
• Iridescent Glint Beetle
• Peckish Aristocrab
• Yellow Wollywog
• Iridescent Flint Beetle
• Swooping Snitchbug
• Burrowing Snagret
• Quaggled Mireclops
• Plasm Wraith

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Both the Distant Planet and Garden of Hope stages return, with the Bulborbs and Aristocrab doing the same as they did in the previous games. A Burrowing Snagret appears as an Assist Trophy that emerges from the ground to peck at other fighters that approach it. It will then burrow underground to emerge elsewhere on the stage.

Spirits

• Red Bulborb: Advanced shield primary type that is fought in a timed Stamina battle against a giant red Yoshi with increased attack power. It can be enhanced to the Empress Bulblax spirit at level 99.
• Empress Bulblax: Legend shield primary type that boosts stats after eating. Obtainable by enhancing the Red Bulborb spirit.
• Emperor Bulblax: Ace support type that prevents the fighter from slipping on ice floors. Fought in a Stamina battle against a giant King K. Rool with super armor.
• Burrowing Snagret: Ace attack primary type that reduces speed. Summable using the cores of Raphael the Raven and Rattly, or fought against a giant blue Charizard that summons the Burrowing Snagret Assist Trophy.
• Plasm Wraith: Ace neutral primary type that reduces speed. Only obtainable by summoning using the cores of Hakkun, Eddy, and two random neutral cores.
• Fiery Blowhog: Novice attack primary type that boosts fire attacks. Fought against three silver Charizards that favor using Flamethrower.
• Smoky Progg: Novice support type that starts the battle equipped with an Unira, and the first spirit fought in World of Light. Fought against Mario who can occasionally turn metal.
• Swooping Snitchbug: Novice support type that decreases lag upon landing. Fought against four Pits that are distracted by Boss Galaga items.
• Iridescent Glint Beetle: Advanced support type that prevents the fighter from getting stuck in sticky floors. Fought in a timed Stamina battle against a gold Squirtle that runs away from combat.
• Yellow Wollywog: Advanced support type that makes the fighter resistant to strong winds. Fought against three King Dededes that favor up specials.
• Peckish Aristocrab: Advanced shield primary type that increases the damage taken from electric attacks. Fought in a Stamina battle against a giant Ridley that favors side specials.
• Mockiwi: Novice shield primary type that is fought in a Stamina battle against a giant Pac-Man while Olimar is an ally.

Trivia

• Some of them, like the Wogpole or the Skitterleaf, are harmless for the Pikmin, but not for the captains (because when shaking Pikmin off, they can damage the captains if they are near).

The Sheawigs doing the instant-kill attack, under the command of the Queen.

• The Scornet Maestro and the Queen Shearwig are true evil because they appear to display human-level sapience when they command their minions to attack, when the Scornet Maestro becomes frustrated when his Scornet army's attacks fail, and when the Queen Shearwig shrieks excitedly when Olimar become vulnerable to her One Hit K.O. attack.
• In the European versions of the games, some of the enemies are renamed to avoid British slang that would be seen as offensive, including the Wollywogs being renamed "Wollyhops", and the Beebs from Pikmin Adventure being renamed "Baubs".
• The most recurring ones are the Red Bulborb, the Fiery Blowhog, the Male Sheargrub, the Shearwig, the Yellow Wollywog, and the Swooping Snitchbug, appearing in all four games in the series.

External links

• article on Pikipedia (for all enemies overall)
• article on Pikipedia (only for bosses)

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Bison | Magnamalo | Magolor | Mahvas | Majora | Malladus | Malos | Masked Man | Master Belch | Master Kohga | Mecha Ridley | Medeus | Medusa | Megontas | Meta-Knights (Axe Knight, Javelin Knight, Mace Knight, Trident Knight, Blade Knights, Heavy Lobster) | Metal Sonic | Metroid Prime | Mimicuties | Moblins | Mockiwis | Moley | Monoeyes | Mouser | Mr. Frosty | Mr. Shine and Mr. Bright | Mugly | Nabbit | Natah | Necrozma | Nihilego | Nightmare | Nina Williams | Ninja Kong | Nipper Plants | Noxus | Nruffs | Nutskis | O'Chunks | Octoman | Octoroks | Olaf | Ornes | Pandora | Panther Caroso | Paper Bowser | Parasite Queen | Paz Ortega Andrade | Peckish Aristocrabs | Phantom Ganon | Pico | Pidgits | Piglins | Pigma Dengar | Pigmasks | Plague Knight | Plasma Wisps | Plasm Wraith | Pom Pom | Pompy | Poppy Bros. Jrs. | Princess Shroob | Quaggled Mireclops | Queen Metroid | Queen Sectonia | Rabbid Kong | Rabbids | Raphael the Raven | Reapers | Redd | Reshiram | Rhea | Revolver Ocelot | Riku | Risky Boots | Robot Masters (Cut Man, Guts Man, Ice Man, Bomb Man, Fire Man, Metal Man, Air Man, Quick Man, Crash Man, Flash Man, Wood Man, Hard Man, Top Man, Spark Man, Snake Man, Shadow Man, Drill Man, Dive Man, Skull Man, Gravity Man, Napalm Man, Knight Man, Wind Man, Slash Man, Sword Man, Galaxy Man) | Rockys | Rodin, the Infinite One | Roger the Potted Ghost | Rouge the Bat | Rufus Shinra | Ryuichi and Ryuji | Sagat | Salamence | Scarfies | Scurvy Crew | Shadow Beasts | Shadow Queen | Shaft | Shake King | Sheegoth | Shield Knight | Shotzos | Shroobs | Shy Guys | Sidesteppers | Sigma | Sir Kibbles | Skeletons | Skuttlers | Slimes (Dragon Quest) | Slimes (Minecraft) | Smoky Progs | Snowmads | Solidus Snake | Space Pirates (Kid Icarus) | Space Pirates (Metroid) | Specknoses | Specter Knight | Spire | Squeakers | Starmans | Stu | Swooping Snitchbugs | Sylux | Tacs | Tatanga | Thanatos | The Devil | The Skull | Therion | The Three Mage-Sisters (Francisca, Flamberge, Zan Partizanne) | Tiki Tak Tribe (Tiki Tong, Kalimba, Gong-Oh, Maraca Gang, Wacky Pipes, Cordian, Banjo Bottom, Xylobone) | Trace | Travis Touchdown | Turks (Elena, Reno, Rude, Tseng) | Turret Tusk | Twinbellows | Twinrova | Ultimate Chimera | Vaati | Validar | Vega | Viridi | Viruses | Vivian | Vorash | Waddle Dees | Waddle Doos | Walhart | Walkys | Wart | Weavel | Wheelies | Whispy Woods | Whomps | Wigglers | Wollywogs | Xord | X-Parasites | Yaldabaoth | Yuga | Yveltal | Zangief | Zant | Zekrom | Zero | Zingers | Zoda | Zurees Miscellaneous Billy Kane | Chang Koehan | Choi Bounge | Dr. Coyle | Dragonborn | Grima | Organization XIII (Master Xehanort, Xemnas, Ansem, Vanitas) | Ryuji Yamazaki | Saïx | Solon | Spiders | Springtron | Team Rocket Grunts | Yiga Foot Soldiers