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| − | {{No Localization|language=Japanese}} | + | {{wrongpage|the insect|crab family|Crab Family}} |
| − | {{Wrongpage|the bug in Doubutsu no Mori e+|other uses|Crab (disambiguation)}} | + | {{caught|{{tt|カニを 捕まえた！ じゃんけん グー!|I caught a crab! Rock-paper-scissors, rock!}}|Dōbutsu no Mori e+}} |
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| − | |name = crab | + | |name= Crab |
| − | |ja-name = カニ | + | |image= dnmecrab.png |
| − | |ko-name = N/A | + | |scientific name= |
| − | |zh-name = N/A | + | |family= Crustacean |
| − | |fr-name = N/A | + | |timeyear= All year |
| − | |it-name = N/A | + | |timeday= All day |
| − | |es-name = N/A | + | |found= Crawling on beach |
| − | |de-name = N/A | + | |size= N/A |
| − | |nl-name = N/A | + | |rarity= Unknown |
| − | |ru-name = N/A
| + | |price= 150 [[Bells]] |
| − | |icon = Crab DnMe+ Icon.png | + | |appearances= {{AFe+}} |
| − | |image = Crab DnMe+ Sprite.png | |
| − | |imagesize = 30px
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| − | |scientific name = Unknown
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| − | |family = Crustacean
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| − | The {{Nihongo|'''crab'''|カニ|kani}} is a [[bug]] in {{DnMe+}}. It can be found on the beach all day, all year, and it will crawl out of the sand and walk from side to side if the player comes near it. | + | The '''crab''' is an insect that only appears in {{AFe+}}. They are worth 150 [[bells]]. They are found on the beach, only appearing when the player gets near them. |
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| − | ==Catch details==
| + | ==Donating to the Museum== |
| − | ===In {{DnMe+|nolink}}===
| + | ''This text is in Japanese, it would be helpful if someone could translate it into English.'' |
| − | {{PGBugInfo
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| − | | name = crab
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| − | | number = 43
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| − | | num-e-plus = 43
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| − | | image = Crab DnMe+ Icon.png
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| − | | catchphrase = カニを 捕まえた！ なつでひるやすみ！
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| − | | catchphrase-translation = I caught a crab! Rock, paper, scissors, GO!
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| − | | availability = All year
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| − | | times = All day
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| − | | location = On the beach
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| − | | m1 = Yes
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| − | | m2 = Yes
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| − | | m3 = Yes
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| − | | m4 = Yes
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| − | | m5 = Yes
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| − | | m6 = Yes
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| − | | m7 = Yes
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| − | | m8-1 = Yes
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| − | | m8-2 = Yes
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| − | | m9-1 = Yes
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| − | | m9-2 = Yes
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| − | | m10 = Yes
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| − | | m11 = Yes
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| − | | m12 = Yes
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| − | | rarity =
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| − | | sell = 150
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| − | | blathers-quote =
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| − | }}
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| − | ==Donating to the museum== | |
| − | ===In {{DnMe+|nolink}}===
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| − | Upon donation to the [[museum]], [[Blathers]] will say:
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| − | {{Blathers|PG|「砂浜にいる カニの多くは砂の中に 穴をほってくらしています。 これらのカニは、ハサミの力が弱いので、はさまれてもほとんど いたくないんですよね。 ところで、カニの目を じっくりと見た事はありますか? あんな目で じ~っと見られたら、ああ、キモチワルイ・・・。」}}{{Note|Unofficial translation: ''"Many of the beach-dwelling crabs live in holes they dig in the sand. Although these crabs do have weak pincers, I was nearly gripped by one of those, so I'm not holding my breath to find out. By the way, have you had the chance to take a good, long look at a crab's eyes? That motionless stare trained on you... Oh, such a terrible feeling...}}
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| − | ==Gallery==
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| − | {{Gallery||Sprites and encyclopedia images}}
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| − | ==Real-world information==
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| − | ''Brachyura'', crabs, are an infraorder of crustaceans encompassing over 7000 species found all throughout the world. Most are aquatic, with species of this type being found in both freshwater and saltwater environments (including all five oceans), but some variants predominantly reside on land. True crabs are primarily distinguished by the near total absence of a visible tail, resulting in a distinctly oblong shape and differentiating them from animals which are popularly called crabs but are phylogenetically separate, such as [[hermit crab]]s, [[coconut crab]]s, and [[horseshoe crab]]s. Crabs are omnivorous, and depending on their environment and current circumstances may primarily eat plant matter, prey on living animals, or scavenge corpses.
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| − | While the crabs in {{DnMe+}} do not appear to be based on any one species in particular, instead amalgamating traits from different ones, they most resemble ''Cancer productus'', one of two species known as the red rock crab, and ''Cancer pagurus'', the brown crab. Both species are widespread in the western fishing industry, and as such inform common cultural depictions of crabs.
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| − | ==Names in other languages==
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| − | {{Foreignname
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| − | |ja= カニ
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| − | |ja-r= Kani
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| − | |ja-m= Crab
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| − | ==Notes==
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| − | {{Note list}}
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| − | {{Navbox Bugs}}
| + | Upon donation to the museum, Blathers will say: |
| − | [[Category:Doubutsu no Mori e+ bugs]]
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| − | [[Category:Removed bugs]]
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| − | [[Category:Articles with no English localization]]
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| − | [[es:Cangrejo Común]] | + | "砂浜にいる カニの多くは砂の中に 穴をほってくらしています。 これらのカニは、ハサミの力が弱いので、はさまれてもほとんど いたくないんですよね。 ところで、カニの目を じっくりと見た事はありますか? あんな目で じ~っと見られたら、ああ、キモチワルイ・・・。" |
| | + | {{stub}} |
| | + | {{bugs}} |
| | + | [[Category:Insect]] |
