Suspicious Looking Apple (Consolaria)
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Obtained from
Suspicious Looking Apple
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Statistics
| Type | |
|---|---|
| Use time | 19 (Very fast) |
| Tooltip | Summons a pet Worm |
| Grants Buff |  Pet Worm |
| Buff tooltip | Not for the fishes |
| Rarity |  |
| Sell | 3 |
| Research | 1 required |
Summons Pet
- Worm Pet
Obtained from| Entity | Quantity | Rate |
|---|---|---|
 Eater of Worlds | 1 | 5% |
 Treasure Bag(Eater of Worlds) | 1 | 5% |
 Devourer | 1 | 0.667% |
 World Feeder | 1 | 0.667% |
 Giant Worm | 1 | 0.667% |
 Digger | 1 | 0.667% |
 Tomb Crawler | 1 | 0.667% |
 Dune Splicer | 1 | 0.667% |
The Suspicious Looking Apple is a pet-summoning item that spawns a Worm pet. It is dropped from worm-type enemies in the Cavern, Corruption, and Desert biomes: the Giant Worm, Digger, Eater of Worlds (either directly in Normal mode, or through its Treasure Bag in Expert mode and above), Devourer, World Feeder, Tomb Crawler, and Dune Splicer.
The Worm pet is the only pet that can speak, randomly uttering phrases depending on certain circumstances.
Quotes
- "Boring!" – when standing still too long.
- "Bye bye!" – when the player dies.
- "Grenade!" – when throwing an explosive, such as a Grenade.
- "Incoming!" – when an event, such as a Blood Moon, begins.
- "Hup!" – the Worm will make a noise which appears to be that of minor exertion, this sound is played when it jumps.
- "Victory!" – sometimes, when the player kills three enemies (the count is accumulated).
Notes
- When the buff is active and the player dies, it drops a unique Tombstone:
Strange Looking Tombstone.
Trivia
- The Suspicious Looking Apple is part of the Worms 3 crossover. In addition to being its design being based on the Worms franchise characters, the pet will don a red headband when flying too far from the player, similar to the Fire Punch attack from the Worms games. Its jump noise is also from Worms Revolution / Worms 3.
- It is one of three pets that can make noises, the others being the Companion Cube and the Glommer.
- Fittingly, all enemies that drop this item are worm-types.
- Similar to the Suspicious Looking Tentacle, the Suspicious Looking Apple is named as if it were a boss-summoning item instead of a pet-summoning item. However, unlike the Suspicious Looking Tentacle, it explicitly states it is a pet summon in its tooltip.