Baby Radishes

The baby radishes are the many, many children of Dadish. While the exact number of them seems to vary, there are always a lot of them, and they come in various colors: lavender, yellow, orange, pink, and cyan. They live with their father in a patch of soil. In the Dadish series, Dadish's goal is to find all of his lost children and bring them back home.

As a whole, the baby radishes are energetic and mischievous, though each has their own individual personality, shown in their conversations with their father.

Dadish
In the beginning of Dadish, the baby radishes get distracted by a balloon, and follow it away from home while Dadish is napping. Dadish travels through Abaro Woods, Strando Beach, Monto Mountain, Fungo Cave, and Kastelo Fortress to find all of the babies, some of which are guarded by Lord Durnak and his henchmen. At the end of the game, the whole radish family returns home.

Dadish 2
In Dadish 2, the baby radishes decide that it is "Bring Your Kids To Work Day", and surprise Dadish at work at Enuiga Corp. However, most of the babies are not very good at Bring Your Kids To Work Day, and are scattered across the land. After leaving the office, Dadish gathers his children across Herbejo Meadow, Koto Swamp, Fantomo Temple, and Soleca Station, where once again some are guarded by Lord Space Durnak and his henchmen. At the end of the game, the whole radish family hurtles down from space and lands back home, where the babies immediately scatter again.

Some baby radishes now have unique designs. One is a big boy, one wears a cowboy hat, and one has been possessed by a cursed artifact.

The baby radishes are featured in some screen transitions in this game, where the screen will fill with them.

Trivia

 * A lavender baby radish is a playable character in Super Fowlst 2, referred to simply as Baby.
 * Even Dadish is unaware of how the baby radishes were born, and all he knows is that it was probably not through spores.
 * It is unknown if Lord Durnak and his henchmen are intentionally preventing Dadish from reaching his children, or if they are only concerned with killing him.