Deceptive Snack
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| Series | Sweet Tooth Series | ||
| Value | |||
| Weight | 5 | ||
| Maximum carriers | 10 | ||
| Locations | Crackling Cauldron, Frozen Inferno | ||
| Dandori Challenge stages | Hotshock Canyon | ||
| Dandori Battle stages | None | ||
| Total amount | 2 | ||
The Deceptive Snack (おやじの味?, lit.: "Old Man's Taste") is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is a nori senbei, a Japanese rice cracker with dried seaweed layered on top. There are two of them in Story Mode, once in the Crackling Cauldron, a cave in the Sun-Speckled Terrace, and once in the Frozen Inferno, a cave in the Hero's Hideaway. It can also be found in the Dandori Challenge stage, Hotshock Canyon, twice.
Collecting the treasure[edit]
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Crackling Cauldron[edit]
The Deceptive Snack is inside of a sideways flowerpot on sublevel 1 of the Crackling Cauldron. It is located in the southern section of the map. It is guarded by two Shearwigs that should be defeated before attempting to collect this treasure, although it is not mandatory to do so. The path back to the base is blocked off by a Fiery Blowhog, so either Red Pikmin should be used to retrieve the treasure, or the Blowhog should be defeated beforehand.
Frozen Inferno[edit]
The Deceptive Snack can be found lying on the ground in an alcove towards the north of the Frozen Inferno's 1st sublevel. The alcove is blocked off by some bundles of dried plants, which can be destroyed by use of a fire starter. However, there is a Fiery Bulblax relatively close to this treasure that should be dealt with beforehand to reduce potential casualties.
Notes[edit]
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Gallery[edit]
Pikmin 4[edit]
The Deceptive Snack in the Crackling Cauldron, in the location it is discovered.
The treasure being carried by 5 Red Pikmin.
The Deceptive Snack in the Frozen Inferno, in the location it is discovered.
The 2 treasures in the Treasure Catalog.
Other[edit]
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| おやじの味? Oyaji no Aji |
Old Man's Taste | おやじ? can be translated either as an elder man or a masculine term for one's own father. | |
(traditional) |
大叔的味道 Dàshū de wèidào |
Uncle's Taste | |
(simplified) |
大叔的味道 Dàshū de wèidào |
Uncle's Taste | |
| Zoetzoute misleider | Salty-sweet Deceiver | ||
| Trompe-la-langue | Deceive-the-tongue | ||
| Unauffällige Köstlichkeit | Inconspicuous Delicacy | ||
| Salatino dell'inganno | Saltine of deceit | ||
| 중후한 맛 Junghuhan Mat |
Dignified Taste | ||
| Engana-língua | Tongue-twister | ||
| Falsa galleta | Fake cookie |