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The Bulborb returns as part of {{SSBU|Olimar}}'s Final Smash, as well as on the Distant Planet and Garden of Hope stages. All models now consistently use their current design from ''Pikmin 3''. | The Bulborb returns as part of {{SSBU|Olimar}}'s Final Smash, as well as on the Distant Planet and Garden of Hope stages. All models now consistently use their current design from ''Pikmin 3''. | ||
As a hazard on Distant Planet, the Red Bulborb no longer carries fighters off the screen in its mouth; instead, its bite causes an [[instant KO]] to fighters who get too close. The Bulborb in the background of Distant Planet is now fully-animated instead of a still image and it can be seen walking around the grassy terrain instead of merely sleeping. | As a hazard on Distant Planet, the Red Bulborb no longer carries fighters off the screen in its mouth; instead, its bite causes an [[instant KO]] to fighters who get too close. The Bulborb in the background of Distant Planet is now fully-animated instead of a still image, and it can be seen walking around the grassy terrain instead of merely sleeping. | ||
===Spirits=== | ===Spirits=== | ||
