So...it finally happened, after years and years of being eaten by the yu's, or being exploited by their dosus, the musshrooms fight back...soon The Plumber Hero will follow his fungi comrades in all his mighty stompy glory in the fight against the manjuu enemy! HAIL THE MUSSHROOM KINGDOM! LONG LIVE THE PEACH!
JusticeItEasy said: So...it finally happened, after years and years of being eaten by the yu's, or being exploited by their dosus, the musshrooms fight back...soon The Plumber Hero will follow his fungi comrades in all his mighty stompy glory in the fight against the manjuu enemy! HAIL THE MUSSHROOM KINGDOM! LONG LIVE THE PEACH!
Come to think of it, does other yukkuri other than dosu kept mushroom in their reserve pile ? They seem to leave it for long time instead of eating all of it directly.
I think they are a normal parasitic kind of mushroom, check what johnving said:
johnving said: Cordyceps
Salem said: Come to think of it, does other yukkuri other than dosu kept mushroom in their reserve pile ? They seem to leave it for long time instead of eating all of it directly.
I think that happens in the pics on which they gather stuff for winter, since, if I recall correctly, Mushrooms last a looooooooong time before getting spoiled, so they save them during winter as some sort of "semi non perishable food".
yukkuriking said: this is the part where you suppose to say your sexy-family guy joke
I don't like Family Guy, if anything, that comment just reminded me how long has it been since I drank anything alcoholic outside of "christmas and new year cider".
JusticeItEasy said: I don't like Family Guy, if anything, that comment just reminded me how long has it been since I drank anything alcoholic outside of "christmas and new year cider".
Dunno if Good.
i find this hilarious because ive seen you spot fg catchphrases here
danogoat said: i find this hilarious because ive seen you spot fg catchphrases here
90% of my jokes and catchphrase spotting come from internet knowledge, that or maybe those were darn old FG catchphrases, since I saw FG in the beginning, I just don't like what it became later.
Translation done. That's really interesting. While wild yukkuris shouldn't be eaten even after cooking (due to the parasites, unedible debris, toxins accumulated and more importantly, poor taste), they could be used as substrates to plant mushrooms.
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heptoct said: Why isn't my comment shown under < Comments >? After mis-clicking 'Post without bumping', I quickly deleted the comment and re-post one; yet it's not shown under Comments. Or it has reached the bumping threshold?
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... Wow, this is a boring execution of the concept. I mean, sure, parasitic fungus, yay, but some of them are able to alter host behavior, and that'd have made for a more interesting story.
Also, incidentally, the kind of cordyceps this is inspired by isn't even really a cordyceps, as it turns out. They thought it was, but genetic sequencing demonstrated otherwise.
Let's also not forget the fact that mushrooms can't -really- take root in them. They're manju, and their insides are bean paste. Fungi can't be sustained by that, nor can they be by the sugar or water content.
Long tortured by the fungal bloom, the koyukkuris finally die and turn into moldy manjuus. The parents feel desperate, yet it's not the end of the story; the same situation happens on them too.Like what had happened on the kos, hyphae grow on the parents and irritate them. Nutrients exhausted by the fungus in the whole Winter, one can dsicover these rare Cordyukkuricceps in the nests of yukkuri in the following Spring.