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===Olimar's Journal=== | ==='''Olimar's Journal'''=== | ||
''"I've observed several species of shell-dwelling creatures inhabiting the Perplexing Pool. One of these feisty beasts forms a spherical gem within the meaty depths of its shell. In a way, this gem could be considered this creature's lifework. I consider my children my life's work." '' | ''"I've observed several species of shell-dwelling creatures inhabiting the Perplexing Pool. One of these feisty beasts forms a spherical gem within the meaty depths of its shell. In a way, this gem could be considered this creature's lifework. I consider my children my life's work." '' | ||
===Sales Pitch=== | ==='''Sales Pitch'''=== | ||
''"All that remains of a monster shellfish is a sparkle, the sole proof of its existence. Does this not make you want to treasure it?"'' | ''"All that remains of a monster shellfish is a sparkle, the sole proof of its existence. Does this not make you want to treasure it?"'' | ||
Revision as of 07:34, July 16, 2014
| Memorial Shell | |
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| Number | 50 |
| Series | Paleontology Series |
| Value |  × 100
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| Weight | 10 |
| Maximum carriers | 20 Pikmin |
| Location | Citadel of Spiders |
| Challenge Mode levels | None |
The Memorial Shell is a treasure in Pikmin 2 and it is actually half of a scallop shell, with what appears to be a small pearl or water drop forming on the inside surface. It is found on Sublevel 3 of the Citadel of Spiders, and is completely buried in the ground, so White Pikmin are needed to dig it up.
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Olimar's Journal
"I've observed several species of shell-dwelling creatures inhabiting the Perplexing Pool. One of these feisty beasts forms a spherical gem within the meaty depths of its shell. In a way, this gem could be considered this creature's lifework. I consider my children my life's work."
Sales Pitch
"All that remains of a monster shellfish is a sparkle, the sole proof of its existence. Does this not make you want to treasure it?"
- Bivalve chlamys opercularis queen scallop inside 21-01-06.jpg
A real world bottom half of a scallop shell.
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