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The mail that appears for each day is taken from a specified set that depends on how many [[Poko]]s the player has collected, and is always received in a set order. Once every message in one set has been shown, the final message in the set is repeated until the requirements for the next are met.
The mail that appears for each day is taken from a specified set that depends on how many [[Poko]]s the player has collected, and is always received in a set order. Once every message in one set has been shown, the final message in the set is repeated until the requirements for the next are met.


It is possible to view past mail entries by pressing {{button|gc|l|wii|padl|switch|facel}} and {{button|gc|r|wii|padr|switch|facer}}, but only the 20 most recent mails are saved.
It is possible to view past mail entries by pressing {{button|gc|l|wii|padl}} and {{button|gc|r|wii|padr}}, but only the 20 most recent mails are saved.


In the following lists, items with multiple lines mean that they are different between the GameCube, Wii, and Switch versions; the top line corresponds to the GameCube original, the second for {{npcp2}} (if there is a change), and the bottom for {{p2s}}. For the purposes of marking what message comes from which version, all messages from the Switch port are italicized.
In the following lists, items with multiple lines mean that they are different between the GameCube, Wii, and Switch versions; the top line corresponds to the GameCube original, the second for {{npcp2}} (if there is a change), and the bottom for {{p2s}}. For the purposes of marking what message comes from which version, all messages from the Switch port are italicized.
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|President
|President
|[[File:P2 mail syatyou normal.gif]]
|[[File:P2 mail syatyou normal.gif]]
|Olimar!  I see that you're making notes in the {{Color|treasure hoard|red}}. This is no scientific jaunt!  It's business!  Which is why the ship is writing {{Color|sales pitches|red}} for your finds.
|Olimar!  I see that you're making notes in the treasure hoard. This is no scientific jaunt!  It's business!  Which is why the ship is writing sales pitches for your finds.
|-
|-
|Olimar's daughter
|Olimar's daughter
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|President
|President
|[[File:P2 mail syatyou fusigi.gif]]
|[[File:P2 mail syatyou fusigi.gif]]
|You know, Olimar, I've been in this business for over 50 years, and I've never heard of space bunnies in that shipping lane.  I have some doubts about Louie's {{Color|accident|red}}...
|You know, Olimar, I've been in this business for over 50 years, and I've never heard of space bunnies in that shipping lane.  I have some doubts about Louie's accident...
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|-
|Olimar's son
|Olimar's son
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In the GameCube version, the player is able to hold down {{button|gc|l|}} or {{button|gc|r}} in order to automatically flip through the mails, but in the ''New Play Control!'' and Switch ports, this is no longer possible; the player must repeatedly tap {{button|wii|padl|switch|facel}} or {{button|wii|padr|switch|facer}} to scroll through mail.
*In the GameCube version, the player is able to hold down {{button|gc|l}} or {{button|gc|r}} in order to automatically flip through the mails, but in the ''New Play Control!'' and Switch ports, this is no longer possible; the player must press {{button|wii|padl}} / {{button|switch|facel}} or {{button|wii|padr}} / {{button|switch|facer}} each time.
*One of the spammer's mails mentions an "E-Mag #255". 255 is the maximum value an unsigned byte can hold, and as a result of its relevance in game development, this number appears commonly in Nintendo game scripts, along with 256, for the same reason.{{cite quote|{{Notes:Repair Juggernaut/sale}}|Hocotate ship|[[sales pitch]] for the [[Repair Juggernaut]]}}{{cite quote|In this mind-bending realm, my attacks are 256 times more potent!|[[mariowiki:Dimentio|Dimentio]]|[[mariowiki:Dimension D|Dimension D]]}}
*One of the spammer's mails mentions an "E-Mag #255". 255 is the maximum value an unsigned byte can hold, and as a result of its relevance in game development, this number appears commonly in Nintendo game scripts, along with 256, for the same reason.{{cite quote|{{Notes:Repair Juggernaut/sale}}|Hocotate ship|[[sales pitch]] for the [[Repair Juggernaut]]}}{{cite quote|In this mind-bending realm, my attacks are 256 times more potent!|[[mariowiki:Dimentio|Dimentio]]|[[mariowiki:Dimension D|Dimension D]]}}
*At the end of the day, if the player opens that day's e-mail, then goes back to the Pikmin stats menu, and returns to the e-mail, its window will rise up from the bottom of the screen, squashing the sender's icon on the way up.
*At the end of the day, if the player opens that day's e-mail, then goes back to the Pikmin stats menu, and returns to the e-mail, its window will rise up from the bottom of the screen, squashing the sender's icon on the way up.

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