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|JapR=Hiyokokko
|JapR=Hiyokokko
|JapM=Play on「雛」(''hiyoko'', chick) and「コッコさん」(''Kokko-san'', [[Miss Cluck]])
|JapM=Play on「雛」(''hiyoko'', chick) and「コッコさん」(''Kokko-san'', [[Miss Cluck]])
|Fre=Piou
|FreM=(Based on the sound of a baby chicken)
|Ger=Pieplis
|Ger=Pieplis
|GerM=
|GerM=From ''Pieps'' ("peep") with the diminutive suffix ''-is''
|Ita=Pyo Pyo
|ItaM=From ''pio pio'' (onomatopoeia for chick's peeping)
|SpaA=Piopolline
|SpaA=Piopolline
|SpaAM=
|SpaAM=From ''pio pio'' (onomatopoeia for chick's peeping) and ''pollo'' ("chicken") with the diminutive suffix ''-ine''
|Fre=Piou
|FreM=(Based on the sound of a baby chicken)
|SpaE=Lanuelo
|SpaE=Lanuelo
|SpaEM=Portmanteau of "lana" (wool) and "polluelo" (chick)
|SpaEM=Portmanteau of ''lana'' ("wool") and ''polluelo'' ("chick")
|Ita=Pyo Pyo
|ItaM=From "pio pio" (onomatopoeia for chick's peeping)
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Latest revision as of 00:27, October 24, 2024

Peeply
A Peeply from Yoshi's Woolly World.
First appearance Yoshi's Woolly World (2015)
Latest appearance Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World (2017)
Variants
Notable members

Peeplys are small chick enemies that appear in Yoshi's Woolly World and Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World. They only hurt Yoshi by walking into him and can be defeated with any attack, but they are usually found in groups. Peeplys use Miss Cluck as a disguise to hide from Yoshi. Miss Cluck the Insincere, the boss of World 3, is a Peeply that Kamek enlarged.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ヒヨコッコ[1]
Hiyokokko
Play on「雛」(hiyoko, chick) and「コッコさん」(Kokko-san, Miss Cluck)
French Piou[?] (Based on the sound of a baby chicken)
German Pieplis[?] From Pieps ("peep") with the diminutive suffix -is
Italian Pyo Pyo[?] From pio pio (onomatopoeia for chick's peeping)
Spanish (NOA) Piopolline[?] From pio pio (onomatopoeia for chick's peeping) and pollo ("chicken") with the diminutive suffix -ine
Spanish (NOE) Lanuelo[?] Portmanteau of lana ("wool") and polluelo ("chick")

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