If they aren't whistled, Pikmin will eventually calm down on their own, becoming idle unless there is something to interact with nearby. Pikmin can be instantly soothed, however, by whistling them. They will be completely uncontrollable while they run aimlessly about and may run into danger such as enemies or other hazards. Pikmin of any kind that fall into a panic will scatter in random directions, usually away from the source, deserting the group they are part of if they are in one. Purple Pikmin are immune to most sources of panic, and leaders, but not Captmin, are completely immune to panic. Panic is a harmless, yet potentially devastating, hazard appearing in Pikmin: Wide World. This is where users type their version of panic. Vehemoth Phosbat – a boss that can spread a cloud of dust that causes Pikmin to panic.Sputtlefish – an enemy that coats Pikmin in ink.Powderwisp – a creature that disappears into dust after being hit, causing Pikmin to panic.Mitite – an enemy that will cause Pikmin to temporarily panic.Jamboree Blowhog – an airborne blowhog that produces a loud noise reminiscent of a party horn as it blows out confetti, which makes Pikmin panic.Grimacing Cremblub – a monstrous creature that may unleash a panic-inducing roar.Eyespot Bulborb – a grub-dog that flares up the spots on its backside to scare Pikmin.Emperor Bulblax – a boss whose roar will cause Pikmin to panic.Black Spectralid – spreads black, panic-inducing scales with every flap of its wings.Antenna Beetle – an enemy that causes Pikmin under its control to panic when it's killed.Orbular Pollenspout – a plant that constantly ejects mold spores that make Pikmin panic.Listed here is a sample list of sources of panic, which contains canon and fanon items: In Pikmin 3, panic scenarios visually affect Pikmin, and though they spread out in random directions, they will eventually stop panicking on their own accord.

In Pikmin 2, Pikmin in a panic will behave differently depending on the exact source of panic. Purple Pikmin are immune to some types of panic. A panicking Pikmin can be returned to normal by whistling it. In a panic scenario, something has scared or affected them to the point where they separate from a leader and run off, and while these Pikmin are not in any direct danger, they risk running into a more dangerous hazard or an enemy.

Panic refers to any non-lethal event that causes Pikmin to scatter and thrash around in random directions. See Pikipedia's ' Panic' article for more official information. This article relates to the official games.

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