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| candy = Whirl (like “Whirly Pop” lollipop) | | candy = Whirl (like “Whirly Pop” lollipop) | ||
| attack_object = Fishhook | | attack_object = Fishhook | ||
|journal_entry=Every garden has to start somewhere, and it's harder to keep Whirlms out than it is to keep them in. Ancient wisdom says: 'Whirlms are the foundation of any successful garden'. Please don't confuse them for stomach parasites.}}Whirlms are small worm piñatas, and are the foundation to any garden. Needing very little to be happy, | |journal_entry=Every garden has to start somewhere, and it's harder to keep Whirlms out than it is to keep them in. Ancient wisdom says: 'Whirlms are the foundation of any successful garden'. Please don't confuse them for stomach parasites.}}Whirlms are small worm piñatas, and are the foundation to any garden. Needing very little to be happy, these are usually the first species to reside in the garden. | ||
Whirlms are used in the tutorial of the original ''Viva Piñata'' and in ''Pocket Paradise''. They help teach the player the basics of residing piñatas, changing their names, and romancing them. In ''Trouble in Paradise'', this role is instead filled by Bispotti. | Whirlms are used in the tutorial of the original ''Viva Piñata'' and in ''Pocket Paradise''. They help teach the player the basics of residing piñatas, changing their names, and romancing them. In ''Trouble in Paradise'', this role is instead filled by Bispotti. | ||
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Whirlms are very simple in appearance, | Whirlms are very simple in appearance, bright orange in color with red and green patterns. Their head and body are all part of one shape, making them look like a short round worm. | ||
Whirlms make a squeaky sounding noise, and are often seen rolling around the garden like a wheel. Doing this lets the Whirlm move surprisingly fast. They can also sometimes be seen digging into the ground and popping back up again. | |||
Being the simplest piñata to care for, Whirlms are happy to simply exist in the background as you build up your garden. They get along well with most species, and can only cause any trouble by eating things they shouldn’t, such as sour candy. | |||
== Requirements == | == Requirements == | ||
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== Errors == | == Errors == | ||
* In Classic, the requirements for variants | * In Classic, the requirements for the pink and green variants are mislabeled as requiring a water lily flower and a watercress flower, instead of their respective seeds. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
Revision as of 22:45, 22 October 2025
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Every garden has to start somewhere, and it's harder to keep Whirlms out than it is to keep them in. Ancient wisdom says: 'Whirlms are the foundation of any successful garden'. Please don't confuse them for stomach parasites. | |
| Level | 1 |
| Base Value | 100 chocolate coins |
| Animal | Earthworm |
| Candy | Whirl (like “Whirly Pop” lollipop) |
| Attack Object | Fishhook |
Whirlms are small worm piñatas, and are the foundation to any garden. Needing very little to be happy, these are usually the first species to reside in the garden.
Whirlms are used in the tutorial of the original Viva Piñata and in Pocket Paradise. They help teach the player the basics of residing piñatas, changing their names, and romancing them. In Trouble in Paradise, this role is instead filled by Bispotti.
Description
Whirlms are very simple in appearance, bright orange in color with red and green patterns. Their head and body are all part of one shape, making them look like a short round worm.
Whirlms make a squeaky sounding noise, and are often seen rolling around the garden like a wheel. Doing this lets the Whirlm move surprisingly fast. They can also sometimes be seen digging into the ground and popping back up again.
Being the simplest piñata to care for, Whirlms are happy to simply exist in the background as you build up your garden. They get along well with most species, and can only cause any trouble by eating things they shouldn’t, such as sour candy.
Requirements
Viva Piñata
Appear
- Have 10 square pinometers of soil or grass. (1%)
Visit
- Have 10 square pinometers of soil or grass. (1%)
Resident
- Have 10 square pinometers of soil or grass. (1%)
Romance
- Have 10 square pinometers of soil or grass. (1%)
- There is a Whirlm house in the garden.
Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Appear
- Have 1 square pinometer of soil (1%)
Visit
- Have 1 square pinometer of soil (1%)
Resident
- Have 1 square pinometer of soil (1%)
Romance
- Have 1 square pinometer of soil (1%)
- Have a Whirlm house in the garden
Tricks
- Feed a buttercup seed to perform Trick 1
- Feed a buttercup to perform Trick 2
Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise
Appear
- Have 10 pinometers of soil or grass (1%)
Visit
- Have 10 pinometers of soil or grass (1%)
Resident
- Have 10 pinometers of soil or grass (1%)
Romance
- Have 10 pinometers of soil or grass (1%)
- Have a Whirlm house in the garden
Variants
| Purple (add photo) | Pink (add photo) | Green (add photo) |
| Has eaten 1 turnip | Has eaten 1 water lily seed | Has eaten 1 watercress seed |
Uses
Errors
- In Classic, the requirements for the pink and green variants are mislabeled as requiring a water lily flower and a watercress flower, instead of their respective seeds.
Trivia
- The pinwheel-shaped Alert icon that appears when a piñata becomes a resident is made up of multicolored Whirlms.