Velvety Dreamdrop: Difference between revisions
(Taking into account Brittany's description ("pretty big pit", a kumquat has several smaller pits) and it's name in the game ("Velvety...", the skin of a kumquat is more rugged), it has to be a loquat.) |
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===Brittany's Notes=== | ===Brittany's American Notes=== | ||
''"The taste of this one takes me back to Anntie Bea's famous fruit pastries. The pit's pretty big, so there's not a whole lot of juice in there. But mabye someday this pit will grow into a tree in Auntie Bea's backyard, and she can taste it for herself."'' | ''"The taste of this one takes me back to Anntie Bea's famous fruit pastries. The pit's pretty big, so there's not a whole lot of juice in there. But mabye someday this pit will grow into a tree in Auntie Bea's backyard, and she can taste it for herself."'' | ||
===Brittany's European Notes=== | |||
''"The taste reminds me of the sweets Auntie Bea gave me as a child. The big, greedy stone doesn't leave much room for juice, but maybe someday it will grow into a tree in Auntie Bea's back garden and I can repay her kindness. She was so sweet to me."'' | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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| Weight | 5 |
| Maximum carriers | ? |
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| Challenge Mode levels | None |
[[Category:]] Velvety Dreamdrop is a fruit found in Pikmin 3. It appears to be a Loquat. It takes 5 Pikmin to lift this fruit. It produces one cup of juice for the captains to consume.
Notes
Brittany's American Notes
"The taste of this one takes me back to Anntie Bea's famous fruit pastries. The pit's pretty big, so there's not a whole lot of juice in there. But mabye someday this pit will grow into a tree in Auntie Bea's backyard, and she can taste it for herself."
Brittany's European Notes
"The taste reminds me of the sweets Auntie Bea gave me as a child. The big, greedy stone doesn't leave much room for juice, but maybe someday it will grow into a tree in Auntie Bea's back garden and I can repay her kindness. She was so sweet to me."
