Waterwraith
Appears in	Pikmin 2, Pikmin 4
Scientific name	Amphibio sapiens
Family	Unknown
Areas	None
Caves	Submerged Castle, Engulfed Castle, Cavern for a King
Night expeditions	None
Challenge Mode stages	Bully Den
Dandori Challenge stages	Trial of the Sage Leaf
Dandori Battle stages	None
2-Player Battle stages	None
Attacks	Crushes Pikmin

The Waterwraith (アメボウズ^?, lit.: "Candy/Rain Bouzu") is a boss from Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 4, found in all sublevels of the Submerged Castle and Engulfed Castle, respectively. Its appearance is generally humanoid in shape, with the suggestion of a head, body, arms and legs, but without distinct characteristics, and with a watery, transparent body. As a matter of fact, its scientific name is Amphibio sapiens, which is similar to the human's scientific name: Homo sapiens.

When hit with Purple Pikmin – the only Pikmin capable of damaging it, due to the gravitational waves produced from their impacts – it changes to a solid, somewhat shiny purple color. Its rollers are cylinders made of stone, with small holes on the sides for the Waterwraith's limbs to go into. These holes are in the center, except for the back roller's holes in Pikmin 4, which are positioned closer to the rims. This is because in both games, the Waterwraith moves its legs around the roller to make it look like it is pedaling a bicycle.

The Hocotate ship notes that although it can be seen, its sensors somehow detect nothing, leading to the conclusion that the Waterwraith's physical form is anchored in another dimension. This is implied further in Pikmin 4, where both Olimar and Dalmo describe the creature's watery form as "nonexistent".

The Waterwraith is one of the few bosses introduced prior to Pikmin 4 that has its own unique background music, along with the Giant Breadbug and Vehemoth Phosbat. In the Submerged Castle, when it appears, as detailed here and here.

Stats

Game	Weight	Max. carriers	Seeds	Value	Health	Regen.
	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	1800[note 1]	No
	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	1800[note 2]	No

Behavior

Animation of the Waterwraith standing still.

The Waterwraith is an exceptionally dangerous enemy; when active, it will roam the sublevel, relentlessly hunting down the leaders and their Pikmin. It will crush both other enemies and Pikmin with its stone rollers for an instant kill, and typically cannot be hurt whatsoever without the assistance of Purple Pikmin or clever item use. When it appears, its rollers drop from the sky first, and then the creature proper, latching on to the rollers with its limbs. After a roar where it lifts the front roller and then slams it, it shakes itself to get ready to roll.

While active, it will wander the sublevel mostly at random, only paying particular mind to active leaders and Pikmin carrying treasure, which it will actively pursue when in sight. If a Purple Pikmin slams nearby, it becomes a tangible, solid purple and cowers in fear. After a while it will return to its intangible form, slam the front roller again, and continue moving.

When its rollers are destroyed, it will resort to walking on its own legs. When the player is close, it will immediately run away in a panic, sometimes stopping to catch its breath. When the player is at a distance from the Waterwraith, it will walk around randomly at a leisurely pace. If the player is sufficiently far enough away from the boss, it will stop walking altogether, and will instead stand in place; in this state (see right), it also occasionally turns around back and forth. In Pikmin 2, this elusive animation can only be seen by using the zoomed-out or ground-level camera settings, and by being on sublevel 5 of the Submerged Castle, since it is too dark to see that far away on the Bully Den. When attacked by Pikmin, it will eventually either shake them off or start running away. When the creature is finally dead, it starts bursting into chunks which fizzle in the air until the beast disappears entirely.

In the Cavern for a King, if a Waterwraith with its rollers approaches one without, the rollerless Wraith will duck to let the other one over.^[1]

Unconventional damage

Typically, the Waterwraith cannot be hurt at all except for when a Purple Pikmin lands near it. There are, however, ways to cause it to become vulnerable, hurt, or even killed, but they require some setup and luck, and are likely not intended methods of damaging the beast.

In Pikmin 2, if a Waterwraith lands on top of a treasure, it will look like it's bouncing in the air. In some rare cases, it may slam onto the ground as it lands, possibly triggering its vulnerable status, making it possible to damage it before floor 5.^[2]

In Pikmin 4, it can be frozen with an Ice Blast or Ice Pikmin, and can be stunned with a Lightning Shock, but it will break free almost instantly. The player can, however, make use of the fact that frozen enemies instantly lose all their health if they are mid-air and fall. With careful positioning and timing, the player can prepare a Mine and an Ice Blast, then throw another Ice Blast while directly in front of the creature as Oatchi. This will cause the Waterwraith to instantly freeze, and since it just started running over Oatchi's Mine, it will be slightly airborne. The fall will make it lose all its health, meaning its rollers will be destroyed. After this it jolts backwards and if it lands on top of the Mine and the first Ice Blast freezes it, it may again fall off the Mine and instantly die.^[3][4][5] An easier, alternative way is by breaking its rollers with an Ice Blast, but this time, relocate to a new spot to plant down the Mine(s). The Mine(s) should be placed (in a line and make sure they are close to each other) and then wait for the Waterwraith to come towards it. As it is coming, throw an Ice Blast close to the Mine(s), and provoke it to run at just the right moment so that it goes on top of the Mine(s) and gets frozen midair by the Ice Blast, dying.

Locations

Pikmin 2

Caves

• Submerged Castle
  • One can be seen on every sublevel of the Submerged Castle. The Waterwraith will spawn after 5 minutes have passed for the first 4 sublevels. For the final sublevel, it will spawn once the player enters its arena, similar to how other bosses spawn in their caves. It holds the Professional Noisemaker.

Challenge Mode

• Bully Den
  • Two can be seen on sublevel 1. They both spawn once the timer reaches 270. One Waterwraith holds the Silencer, and the other Waterwraith holds The Key.

Pikmin 4

Caves

• Engulfed Castle
  • One can be seen on every sublevel of the Engulfed Castle. Just like the Submerged Castle, the Waterwraith will spawn after 5 minutes have passed for the first 4 sublevels. For the final sublevel, it will spawn once the player enters its arena. The Waterwraith holds the Glinty Circular Disc, and defeating it lowers the nearby numbered gate. This gate allows for the exit fan to be used.
• Cavern for a King
  • There are two Waterwraiths in sublevel 16. Unlike other instances of the Waterwraith, these two spawn immediately; one after the other. One of the Waterwraiths holds the Connection Detector, and defeating both of them lowers the nearby numbered gate, allowing for the next sublevel to be entered.

Dandori Challenges

Trial of the Sage Leaf

• Final Story: The Purple Key
  • There is one Waterwraith found in this story. It spawns immediately near the Purple Onion. Defeating this Waterwraith drops nothing, but it can make collecting the Purple Onion quicker.

Strategy

The Waterwraith in the Piklopedia.

While wandering

The Waterwraith will come on any sublevel of the Submerged Castle or Engulfed Castle after 5 minutes. When encountered, the beast falls from the sky. Once it lands, it lifts up its front roller and smashes it on the ground, crushing any Pikmin underneath. It then commences moving around on its stone rollers. However, before sublevel 5, there is virtually no way at all to harm it; not even Bomb Rocks or attacking with Pikmin after using an ultra-bitter spray will have any effect. With that in mind, there are a few things to remember:

• The Waterwraith can kill other enemies and disable traps. This can be used to your advantage.
• It follows the active leader. This can be used to your advantage, similar to the fight with the Ranging Bloyster.
• The Waterwraith does not go into small corners, crevices, and dead-ends, making these places safe to hide in. In Pikmin 4, there are specially marked crevices with grass and metal archways that the Waterwraith will be unable to access.
• In Pikmin 2, if you're having a difficult time avoiding the Waterwraith, you can always reset in an attempt to get an easier or more exploitable floor layout. Similarly, in Pikmin 4, the rewind mechanic can be helpful with learning the layout of a sublevel and in undoing heavy losses.
• A cloud of dust is visible behind the Waterwraith, allowing you to keep better track of it.
• Pikmin 4's Pikmin are significantly faster than their Pikmin 2 counterparts, making it significantly easier to complete tasks while avoiding the wraith.
• In Pikmin 4, the Waterwraith presents very little issue to Oatchi due to his compactness and precise handling, making him ideal for Pikmin transportation instead of letting the Pikmin squad roam free.
• In Pikmin 2, the Waterwraith can be petrified just as any other creature can, which is useful to stop it if it is coming towards you, but while in this state, it cannot be damaged with normal attacks – Pikmin that attack will just cause an effect similar to attacking a reinforced wall. Purple Pikmin that land with a thud on the petrified creature have different behavior, however. When the boss has its rollers, a thud can cause the health wheel to appear, if it hasn't already. In the state without rollers, these thuds will actually cause a small amount of damage, and make it possible to kill the creature while it's petrified.

The following tips can also be used for its appearances in the Story Modes of the games it appears in:

• You should collect treasures as quickly as possible and avoid spending time to collect corpses. If you're fast enough, you can avoid facing the Waterwraith entirely. Remember that you can return to the cave and collect anything you missed the first time around.
• It is advised to at least have the Rush Boots power up, which allows leaders to more easily outmanoeuvre the Waterwraith. In Pikmin 2, the Solar System also helps to illuminate distant areas, allowing easier tracking of the Wraith.
• In Pikmin 4, due to the Engulfed Castle's Waterwraith never respawning after being killed, you can ignore all the cave's treasures and rush to the final floor to kill the Wraith, making collecting the cave's treasures easier, allowing you to take as much time as you want due to the lack of any Waterwraith.

Battle

A stunned Waterwraith, vulnerable to attacks.

Since it can only be conventionally damaged by Purple Pikmin, the only way to combat it in the Submerged Castle and Engulfed Castle is to survive until the final sublevel, where you can get Purple Pikmin via Violet Candypop Buds.

When a Purple Pikmin lands on or near the Waterwraith in a fashion that could stun any other beast, it turns a deep shade of purple, that in Pikmin 2, is colored not too differently to that of the Purple Pikmin themselves. In this state, it is vulnerable to all Pikmin attacks. When the Waterwraith's health in this form has been fully depleted, the rollers crumble and the creature starts running aimlessly around the sublevel, no longer a threat to your Pikmin. Attack with more Purple Pikmin and then you can easily attack it with other Pikmin. When defeated, it will vanish into nothing, and you will be troubled no more. In Pikmin 2, it drops the Professional Noisemaker, a useful addition to the Exploration Kit, when it is killed.

In Pikmin 2, the Waterwraith's rollers can be both damaged and swarmed when it is stunned, allowing a very speedy dispatch of the Waterwraith's first phase. In Pikmin 4, despite the Waterwraith's rollers completely crumbling upon the end of its first phase, nothing can damage its rollers while it's stunned, making attacking the wraith's body the only option of attack.

With good timing, you can keep the Waterwraith stunned by continuously pelting the creature with Purple Pikmin, all the while making sure to whistle them back to your side soon after they land to prevent from getting shaken off and knocked down.

Notes

Ship's dialogs

Olimar's notes

Louie's notes

Dalmo's notes

Olimar's notes (Pikmin 4)

Louie's notes (Pikmin 4)

Collin's dialogs (Engulfed Castle sublevel 1-4)

[He opens "The Nonexistent Entity"'s entry in Olimar's Voyage Log.]

Collin's dialogs (Engulfed Castle sublevel 5)

[He opens "The Nonexistent Entity"'s entry in Olimar's Voyage Log.]

Pikmin 2 Nintendo Player's Guide

The official home for Pikmin

Pikmin Garden

Text

Translation

Glitches

The Waterwraith while sitting on petrified rollers.

The Waterwraith is the cause of a few glitches in Pikmin 2.

• Struggling Waterwraith: by petrifying the creature on the Piklopedia just as its archive is opened, and then petrifying it again just as the rollers break free will result in only the rollers getting petrified, but not the boss.
• Sliding Waterwraith: By switching between a leader close to a vulnerable Waterwraith and to a leader far away from it, the creature will be seen stuck in the same pose, but moving around like normal.
• It is likely that if the Waterwraith's head comes into contact with the Research Pod after having lost its rollers, another glitch will occur. The outcome is a change in the way it moves: instead of walking, the creature glides along; and any Pikmin that touch it are thrown out-of-the-way, though unharmed. The amount of health it had previous to the glitch occurring determines whether or not it can be damaged in this state.
• Another glitch may occur when the Waterwraith attempts to turn around sharp corners. Instead of successfully completing a 360 degrees turn, it may get wedged in the middle of a tight space. This could either be helpful, allowing the player to avoid the Waterwraith, but this glitch could also block crucial pathways, such as a pathway to the next floor. Unfortunately, the only solution for this is to reset.
• Yet another glitch happens when the Waterwraith is hit with a Purple Pikmin while running. The Waterwraith may turn clear while in the crouching position, instead of it having a purple hue.
• In Bully Den, the Waterwraiths will never pay attention to Louie, when playing in 2-player mode. This can result in a rollerless Waterwraith to casually walk or even stand still near Louie, instead of panicking. It can still be attacked by Louie, though.
• In Pikmin 2's Piklopedia, it is possible for the Waterwraith to roll out-of-bounds.

Technical information

Creature

Rollers

Other information

• Size: Roller width: 112mm, as per the e-card
• Pikmin 2 Piklopedia number: #78
• Pikmin 4 Piklopedia number: #107
• Musical theme:
  • Pikmin 2: Waterwraith
  • Pikmin 4: Waterwraith

Naming

• Common name: Waterwraith. The name is a portmanteau of "water" and "wraith", where a "wraith" is a spirit, or a ghost.
• Japanese nickname: アメボウズ^?. ボウズ^? translates to "Buddhist Monk", however this is in fact alluding to the Umibōzu, a water spirit that sinks ships, resembling the silhouette of a monk. アメ^? translates to "candy", referring to the creature's hard candy appearance, per Olimar's notes, and also the fact that the majority of the treasures in the cave are candies. To note is that 雨^? means "rain". Though it is not used to describe a texture in the same way "candy" is being used, it may be referencing the Waterwraith's habit of falling from the sky.
• Japanese name: ヤマトアメビト^?, lit.: "Yamato Candy/Rain Person".
• Scientific name: Amphibio sapiens. Amphibio is similar to the English word "amphibious", and sapiens references the scientific name for humans, Homo sapiens. This can be construed as both a reference to its humanoid shape, as well as it being essentially "living water".
• Internal names: Its internal name in Pikmin 2 is blackman. The "man" part is naturally because of its human-like frame, and "black" is presumably due to the fact that when attacked by Purple Pikmin it turns a similar colour to them, coinciding with internal data consistently referring to Purple Pikmin as black. Interestingly, the names of the creature's animations inside the game's files refer to it as "Kagebōzu" (かげボウズ^?), which means "Shadow Bouzu". This indicates that, during development, the Waterwraith's Japanese name was meant to be different. Interestingly, there exists another type of yokai known as Oonyuudou, described as an unclear shadow or a giant rather than a monk, if it was originally called shadow, it may be in reference to this other yokai. Pikmin 3's Plasm Wraith is named after this other yokai in the Japanese version, アメニュウドウ^?, lit.: "Candy Nyuudou". In Pikmin 4 its internal name was changed to AMEBOZU.
• Prerelease: None.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	アメボウズ? Ame Bouzu	Candy/Rain Bouzu
Chinese (traditional)	膠雨小子	Plastic Rain Guy
Dutch	Fantoomwals	Phantom (Steam)roller
French (NoE)	Spectreau	Portmanteau of "spectre" (specter) and "eau" (water).
German	Wassergespenst	Waterwraith
Italian	Spettro d'Acqua	Water Specter
Korean	비유령	Rain Ghost
Portuguese (NoA)	Hidrospectro	Hydrospecter
Spanish	Espectro acuático	Aquatic specter

Gallery

Pikmin 2

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  Artwork of the Waterwraith from Pikmin 2.
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  The Waterwraith appearing in Pikmin 2.
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  The Waterwraith in Pikmin 2 as seen from behind.
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  The Waterwraith's physical form in Pikmin 2.
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  The Waterwraith tired out after running a long distance in Pikmin 2.
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  The Waterwraith taking on its physical form before the 5^th sublevel via hacking Purple Pikmin into the level.
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  The Piklopedia icon of the Waterwraith in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2.

Pikmin 4

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  Artwork of the Waterwraith about to slam its front roller down from Pikmin 4.
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  Two Waterwraiths that have gone down the same path towards each other.
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  The rookie Rescue Officer being chased down by two Waterwraiths in Pikmin 4.
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  The Waterwraith as it appears in Pikmin 4's Piklopedia.
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  The Waterwraith taking its physical form.
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  The Waterwraith as it appears after its rollers have been destroyed.
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  The Waterwraith taking its physical form after its rollers have been destroyed.
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  A frozen Waterwraith.
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  A frozen Waterwraith without its rollers.
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  A defeated Waterwraith falling to the ground, just before bursting into dark liquid.
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  A Waterwraith without its rollers in the Cavern for a King near the S.S. Beagle.
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  The Waterwraith in the Engulfed Castle approaching the player.

Other

• 

  The Waterwraith's e-card, #63 (16^th red card).
• 

  A Waterwraith falls onto Dingo from above, as seen in the "Reunited" comic.

Trivia

• In Pikmin 2, the Waterwraith is one of three enemies to not appear in the Wistful Wild or any of its caves, the others being the Giant Breadbug and the Toady Bloyster. All three can be found in the Perplexing Pool.
• The Waterwraith seems to be related to the Plasm Wraith, in both appearance and name. In addition, a possible translation for the Japanese common name of both is "Candy Priest".
  • The Waterwraith is mentioned in Olimar's Piklopedia entry for the Plasm Wraith in Pikmin 3 Deluxe, though it just highlights how they are different.
• In Pikmin 2's files, the Waterwraith's model contains a dummy texture that reads "fb dum". This is a dummy texture applied to the model before the framebuffer is used to texture it:
• In Pikmin 2, if Purple Pikmin are forced to appear in the cave earlier than sublevel 5 and the Waterwraith is defeated then, it will still drop the Professional Noisemaker. Despite this, the treasure will not be detected by the Treasure Gauge until the showdown with the Wraith in the final sublevel; this is likely to prevent the spot where the Waterwraith falls down from on each sublevel from being marked to the player as a spot where treasure is.
• The helpless phase of the Waterwraith, along with the Giant Breadbug and the Titan Dweevil, are the only bosses in Pikmin 2 that have their own boss theme.
• If the player reaches the final floor of the Submerged Castle before the Waterwraith makes its first appearance, the boss battle will play out as usual, and the ship will not trigger the cutscene to declare it a danger.^[6]
  • This is not true in Engulfed Castle, however; after reading Olimar's voyage log on the creature, Collin will state there must be a way to beat it instead of telling the player to run away.
• In Pikmin 4, the Waterwraith can be frozen while still in possession of its rollers with means other than Ice Blasts - a Snowy Blowhog can freeze it if it happens to blow cold air when the Waterwraith is passing by. This is only naturally observable on the 10th sublevel of Trial of the Sage Leaf.
• According to one report on the Pikmin Garden website, the Waterwraith's rollers contain minerals found in meteorites, suggesting a connection to the meteor that caused the S.S. Dolphin to crash. This likely refers to the nickel and cobalt mentioned in Pikmin Garden's Piklopedia.
• This is the only known boss in Pikmin 4 that can be frozen, but cannot be shattered. The Waterwraith will simply unfreeze as soon as its health wheel is depleted.
  • The Ancient Sirehound also technically cannot be shattered, but it can in its Piklopedia entry.

See also

• Plasm Wraith

References

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