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'''Pips''' (プコ ''Puko'') are [[Forces of Nature]] foes introduced in ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]''. They are among the game’s weakest enemies, but have the unique ability to multiply when attacked. Pips resemble semi-transparent cells that each have a single leaf sprouting from their tops. They are very lightweight like bubbles, and seem to wander aimlessly through the air. Oddly, despite being such weak enemies, they were among the few Forces of Nature enemies that have [[Aurum]] clones. Pips, along with [[Badoot]]s, are the only Forces of Nature enemies that are never encountered during land battles, except for its Aurum copy. | '''Pips''' (プコ ''Puko'') are [[Forces of Nature]] foes introduced in ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]''. They are among the game’s weakest enemies, but have the unique ability to multiply when attacked. Pips resemble semi-transparent cells that each have a single leaf sprouting from their tops. They are very lightweight like bubbles, and seem to wander aimlessly through the air. Oddly, despite being such weak enemies, they were among the few Forces of Nature enemies that have [[Aurum]] clones. Pips, along with [[Badoot]]s, are the only Forces of Nature enemies that are never encountered during land battles, except for its Aurum copy. | ||
== | ==In ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]''== | ||
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'''Pip'''<br> | |||
''Pips are single-celled organisms with the ability to divide whenever they're dealt a strong blow, instantly increasing their numbers. They don't exhibit much capacity for thought beyond a simple desire for easy livin'.'' | ''Pips are single-celled organisms with the ability to divide whenever they're dealt a strong blow, instantly increasing their numbers. They don't exhibit much capacity for thought beyond a simple desire for easy livin'.'' | ||
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'''Aurum Pip'''<br> | |||
''An Aurum version of Viridi's Pip. The Aurum begin their copying process by emulating their outer appearance of their subjects. And although they can't replicate a Pip's cellular structure, they are able to mimic its dividing ability.'' | ''An Aurum version of Viridi's Pip. The Aurum begin their copying process by emulating their outer appearance of their subjects. And although they can't replicate a Pip's cellular structure, they are able to mimic its dividing ability.'' | ||
