@UncleSam - I'm going to agree sincerely with that. Even the part where Ics are at an advantage.
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oh man now you seriously don't understandnone of that is relavant, have you read what Ive said?
there is no -GAP- between the two, they CO-EXIST
Furthermore, they are crated from each other, maening they have **** near-identical genetic make up, so if Wite is immune, the rest are
Oh I thought I was going to do it since I pretty much destroyed this debate already I don't think I could go any lower or worse then where I am alreadyI wonder... if I were to write a quick synopsis, would I make any enemies? I'm just wondering... is there much left to debate?
It's entirely dependent on how the poison functions, so let me ask this question, DO THE PIKMIN GENERALLY INTERACT AND ACT TOGETHER? Because it is entirely possible for the pikmin to have a specific resistance to it (or maybe certain subspecies of pikmin), but if they never interact, it's evolutionarily doubtful.
what do you mean by pikmin possible period?Also, something that's been sort of nagging me for a while but I got distracted, something ICs might be able to pull a solid victory... are Pikmin possible period? We already noted how certain functions of ivysaur are impossible due to how plants and animals interact, what about pikmin?
I'm more concerned about the purple ones (which are also cave pikmin).sorry if I'm double posting but I can't copy and paste on the wii browser
I've been trying to explain this ALL FRIGGIN DAY! the red/blue/yellow evolved in an entirely different enviornment than the whites so they never had previous interaction at all not giving them time to have their genes mutate and create a general immunity.
Look at their biology, they're somehow supposed to be both plants and animals, and as we know, even at a cellular level, plants and animals have very different biology. Is an animal with the attributes of a pikmin possible IRL?what do you mean by pikmin possible period?
which isn't really possible since even the animals that resemble plants AREN'T plants they just evolved to match their envorinmentPikmin DO have skeletons, but they don't have lungs. Aside from that, their body structure is unknown, but I'd assume they are half-animal, half-plant.
Could you explain please? I'd like to understand more.which isn't really possible since even the animals that resemble plants AREN'T plants they just evolved to match their envorinment
animals met with enviromental challenges are forced to adapt to these challenges or die. and nobody wants to die do they? creatures like the stick bug evolved to have a new structural body thus looking like a twig... predators think that it's just another twig and walk by thus avoiding detection all animals are specialized to match and survive in our environments.Could you explain please? I'd like to understand more.
so far no such splice exists dragonblooded so a pikmin to exist as an actual species in real life as a plant/animal splice it would either be a miracle and complete freak of nature or not actually possibleEr, I only have an ounce of knowledge as far as this goes, so thank you. But basically, you can't have two different systems in the body like that? Like a photosynthesis system (plant-like)for energy and a system for processing and using that enrgy (more animal-like)?
@Dabuz - How much did you actually read before posting?
Eh, I guess I'd have to know more to properly understand why, but thanks.so far no such splice exists dragonblooded so a pikmin to exist as an actual species in real life as a plant/animal splice it would either be a miracle and complete freak of nature or not actually possible
Olimar and the purple pikmin's inertia not to move out of rest position and the IC's + rope's inertia to stay in movement both work against olimar, they're basically asking to topple themselves...but...this fact works both ways...inertia may cause a problem for the IC'sPurples themselves are very strong. And so is Olimar, he can do the equivalent of pulling an eight-or-so-year-old and pull it straight from the ground thru dirt and earth.
It's alright...I understand what you're saying....I'm a school nerd so I've been studying EVERYTHING!!!Oh I thought I was going to do it since I pretty much destroyed this debate already I don't think I could go any lower or worse then where I am already
yet...how could a being like the pikmin survive underground...if they need photosynthesis to create energy and survive and there is no sunlight...I'm more concerned about the purple ones (which are also cave pikmin).
And while I acknowledge that their primary environment is different that doesn't mean that they can't have interaction.
Look at their biology, they're somehow supposed to be both plants and animals, and as we know, even at a cellular level, plants and animals have very different biology. Is an animal with the attributes of a pikmin possible IRL?
The IC's are adding forward momentum to the rope...I'm gonna work one response at a time... regarding the rope theory, Olimar would still have to be taken by surprise to be lasso'ed. Since he's safe in his little bubble and really only has to concentrate on the Climbers in the first place, why would he turn his attention away from them?
Wait, i'm confused. yes, the rope can reach them from outside the bubble; I know its very long. But Olimar will generally play a more defensive game instead of rushing towards the ICs. And I just said, Olimar will do to keep the rope in mind, not ignore it.The IC's are adding forward momentum to the rope...
the rope is very long as has been previously described...
it would be a mistake for olimar and his pikmin to try and beat the rope and rush at the IC's...ignoring the rope will get them sidewinded...
true, true that's why it would take time to create this sheild. Olimar would have to stall forcing his other pikmin into the fry anyway to die.but given the white pikmin body structure they are rather thin it would not really be possible to generate a large cloud of poison let alone to keep it there as a protective guard.
you sort of answered your own point,Uncle sam, i just realized something:
There is no evidence of there ever being WILD White pikmin...(or purples)
the first time they are ever encountered was by tossing normals into the purple or white flowers CREATING the whites (purples)
This means that the blueprints are allready there...the flowers just activate them...
This means the ability to create poison is within the Normal pikmin, but just not...enabled like they are in the whites.
Now, seeing as they are derived from normals, and are immune to their own toxins, who's to say the normals are not?
oh I didn't know that...As for the plant/animal debate:
There are jellies known to photosynthesize, its not tooo much of stretch that over time a species could evolve some plant-like traits
Marthage said something about the Purples not being enough to help free Olimar, but I do have an argument against that. Olimar has to be taken by surprise to be lasso'ed or not be able to give orders to his Pikmin. From his bubble, Olimar doesn't really have to concentrate on anything but the Ics, so I don't really see why he wouldn't see it coming.going back 4 or so pages...
Lasso?
purple pikmin might grab on to it, but they must have orders to do so, if Oli doesn't see it coming it might lead to free hits on Oli...
two thingsMarthage said something about the Purples not being enough to help free Olimar, but I do have an argument against that. Olimar has to be taken by surprise to be lasso'ed or not be able to give orders to his Pikmin. From his bubble, Olimar doesn't really have to concentrate on anything but the Ics, so I don't really see why he wouldn't see it coming.
Justanother little note, the purples will be near Oli at all times. They could still help without being given orders if their leader is in a tight spot.
two things
1)kirbywizard pointed out that the onion cloud may have low visibility because apparently this toxin is thick according to Adumbrodeus
Good point, but it only takes a whistle to get their attention.2)(in-game)pikmin wouldn't attack unless ordered to attack or attacked first Olimar could get hit but the pikmin weren't going to save his *** or anything they're not smart enough to comprehend situations like these, if it's not doing physical harm to them/their onion they're not goin to make contact with this
does anybody remember this?I'd say 50-50 or 55-45
Olimar has major strategies but some put him at a big risk while the Climbers tie/advantage in other areas.
and in a battle neither would be able to successfully approach each other
does anybody remember this?
Yes. That's basically what I restated here a minute ago.Okay, but still, Olimar has a really hard time approaching the Ics, which is why he probably won't. But do the ICs really have a way to approach Olimar from inside his bubble? If not, then this is mostly a stalemate with a small advantage to ICs for their superior combat skill. However, that skill is only usable at the dawn of the match when Oli is stalling.
Olimar doesn't have to just stay in one place, he can move, the bubble just defends him less in the area that he's moving through, and he's got to pay attention to move slow enough to not outpace it.hooray! you care!
^^^thisbut given the white pikmin body structure they are rather thin it would not really be possible to generate a large cloud of poison let alone to keep it there as a protective guard.
Dang it! How is it that Adum is ofline when Uncle is and vice versa!? JK, jk.