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The Final Trial
The Final Trial is the last area to be accessed in Pikmin. In the area selection menu, it is across a small body of water from the other areas, and has radically different terrain. It only has one part and is almost enemy-free, save the Emperor Bulblax, which holds the last ship part, the Secret Safe.
It should be noted that this area, in a way, tests the player's knowledge on the Pikmin. From the landing site, the area "splits" into three paths. The left path focuses on Red Pikmin, due to the fire geysers. The center path contains water which only Blue Pikmin can traverse through. And the path on the right contains bomb-rocks, which only Yellow Pikmin can hold.
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This plant remains erect after withering and losing its color, so we can only hypothesize about the true color of the plant's plumage. However, local soil analysis indicates trace amounts of dormant seeds, making it not hard to imagine that the area was thick with these plants in the summer.
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—Captain Olimar on the Foxtail, entry from Olimar's Notes
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| January 4th, 2019
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Series
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| A new Totaka's song Easter egg has been found! This one requires the player to wait on the cave sublevel memory card warning screen.
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| September 19th, 2018
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NIWA
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| This year's Cross-Wiki Weekend event runs from September 21st to September 23rd! Edit NIWA wikis you rarely contribute to for a chance to win a $20 eShop card! Details can be found here.
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| August 31st, 2018
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Wiki
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| We now have the syntax highlighter gadget! When logged in, enable it in your user settings to make the wiki syntax color coded when you are editing a page!
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| August 4th, 2018
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Wiki
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| New article: Crash.
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- ...that Pikmin 3 Onions can only store up to 9999 Pikmin of a type, and reaching this number will flower them?
- ...that Totaka's song can also play in the cave sublevel memory card warning screen?
- ...that thrown flower Pikmin fall slightly slower, exclusively in the GameCube games?
- ...that The Forest Navel's lakes are based on cave structures in the real world called rimstone dams?
- ...that the Wistful Wild sunset theme uses different instruments in the first loop? And only in the US and European GameCube versions?
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