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{{transcript|This timepiece doesn't measure the passage of time in general but the passage of time as felt by the one holding it. The user presses the top button once per second. But how fast or slow they press it depends on what feels like a second to them. Profound!|block=y}} | |||
=== Olimar's Notes === | |||
{{transcript|Tasks in space require accurate timing. Docking a spaceship is a good example of that. If the monitors on my ship were to break, I'd need to measure time using my instincts alone. This is the perfect tool to help me develop an accurate sense of time!|block=y}} | |||
=== Louie's Notes === | |||
{{transcript|Could be handy to have when you're collecting fruit and you're too tired to keep count.|block=y}} | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == |
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Internal-Clock Measurer Pikmin 4 treasure | |
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Series | Gifts from the Sages Series |
Value | × 120 |
Weight | 5 |
Maximum carriers | 10 |
Locations | Drafty Gallery |
Dandori Challenge stages | None |
Dandori Battle stages | None |
Total amount | 1 |
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The Internal-Clock Measurer (人力時計?, lit.: "Human-power Clock ") is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It can be found in the third sublevel of the Drafty Gallery. It is a mechanical tally counter.
Collecting the treasure
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It is on a tall ledge near the center of Sublevel 3 of the Drafty Gallery in the Blossoming Arcadia. To collect this treasure, you must throw 5 Pikmin at it from across the ledge on the other side.
Notes
Schnauz's Notes
Olimar's Notes
Louie's Notes
Gallery
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Trivia
- The exact number of the Internal-Clock Measurer's counter, being 2001 almost ticked over to 2002, likely a reference to Pikmin releasing near the end of 2001 in Japan and North America.
- If this reference is intentional, the word "Internal-Clock" might also refer to the Nintendo GameCube's internal clock.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | 人力時計? Jinryoku Tokei |
Human-power Clock |
Chinese (traditional) |
人力時鐘 Rénlì Shízhōng |
Human-power Clock |
Chinese (simplified) |
人力时钟 Rénlì Shízhōng |
Human-power Clock |
Dutch | Interneklokmeter | Internal clock gauge |
French | Horloge manuelle | Manual clock |
German | Innere Uhr | Internal Clock |
Italian | Contatore temporale | Time counter |
Portuguese | Subjetivador de tempo | Time subjectivator |
Spanish | Reloj subjetivo | Subjective clock |
See also
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