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This Snak lobs fiery peppers at anything that catches its attention. |
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Howsabout a fire sale? If it's on fire, it's for sale! |
Scorpenyo is a scorpion-like Bugsnak resembling a green spicy pepper. It is found in Scorched Gorge.
Strategy[]
Scorpenyos are constantly on fire, and upon sight of the player, any of their tools, or Hot Sauce, they will lob fireballs in their direction, setting them and nearby Popticks ablaze, causing the latter to pop into their puffier, catchable forms. Their fireballs are also the only way to poof up and catch Popticks.
To catch a Scorpenyo, one must have the Cheese Sauce on their Sauce Slinger. They must shoot the cheese close to the small puddle under the bridge to lure it into the puddle and douse the flames on its body. From there they can swoop it up in their Bug Net.
Scorpenyo is catchable without using cheese, though it is considerably more difficult, and possible for both Scorpenyos. The Scorpenyo under the bridge can be captured in a Snak Trap launched by the Lunchpad, and though this will set the trap on fire, it will be doused upon landing in the water. It should also be noted that the Lunchpad's trajectory can be misleading in this location, as launched objects can hit the bottom of the bridge and fall, instead of flying in an arc to the apparent target. Alternatively, the player can shoot Hot Sauce at or near the Scorpenyo which can cause it to fall off the wall and land in the river, extinguishing it and allowing it to be caught. The Scorpenyo near the path to Snaxburg can be caught by placing a Lunchpad on the ground below it, launching a Trip Shot next to the Scorpenyo and having it fall onto the Lunchpad. It can then be launched into the water from here, although you have to be fast so the Lunchpad doesn't burn completely. Afterwards, the Scorpenyo can be collected from the stream. Note that this method may take many tries.
Related to[]
Gallery[]
Main article - Snakification
In Other Languages[]
| Language | Name |
 Portuguese (Brazil)
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Escorpeño |
 Spanish (Latam)
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Escorpeño |
 Spanish (Castellano)
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Escorpeño |
 French
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Scorpeño |
 German
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Skorpeño |
 Italian
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Scorperoncino |
 Polish
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Skorpenio |
 Russian
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скорпеньо |
 Korean
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스콜피뇨 |
 Japanese
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スコーペーニョ |
 Chinese CN
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墨西哥辣椒蝎 |