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Underneath the water is a button to open the iron bars in the stage, and a Love Nugget and Citrus Lump sit on two platforms in the water. In the raised section

with sound, at the cost of a less flexible soundtrack. The initials of the composer that worked on a particular song are usually present in the internal name

dropped when the Armurk is defeated, letting it be collected. “Once, I got to my daughter's birthday party late. She took the present and told me the party was

The music of Pikmin accompanies every aspect of the game, from the gameplay to the cutscenes and menus. Generally, the textural style of the music reflects

along with a modal melody on a flute and a Pikmin making small noises to the beat. The entire track has a low pass filter, probably so as not to distract

is still a friendly one. Similar to the other discovery themes, a loop immediately follows, but with the glockenspiel taking the place of the recorder

there is a DLC-exclusive Red Pikmin hat, to commemorate the release of New Play Control! Pikmin, and a to-scale model of the S.S. Dolphin, to celebrate

some accompanying music to set the mood of the situation, from the menu the player is using to the cutscene they are watching to the area they are navigating

order to avoid having to deal with the Blue Pikmin carrying a Pikmin that's dying, the game resets the time the swimming Pikmin has left the second the Blue

regular end of the "end of day" theme, for a normal completion of the stage. The other is a special reroute of the "end of day" theme to end on a lush D♭ 6/9

once I get it back to the S.S. Drake.” Europe text: “Thanks to the Rock Pikmin, we managed to defeat the giant centipede. We found a mysterious communication

"Pikmin-Summoning Battle" comic. A Bomb rock as seen in the "A-Ha!" comic. On the US website, when the comic is loading, a alternate artwork of "The Skies Clear" is shown