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The Real Magic is a treasure found in Hey! Pikmin. It appears to be a key with various rubies. Soon after the level starts, a large Coppeller will fly

This article is about the real world locations in which games are released. For the areas in the Pikmin series, see Areas. Due to the different cultures

eponymous Figwort. The family is based on the real-life family scrophulariaceae, which is also the same family of the real world Chaenostoma cordatum. Main article:

other media Easter eggs Treasure Hoard – some treasures are real-world items that use real-world brands. YouTube video featuring the Pikmin 3 introduction

consisted of one currently known member, the eponymous clover. It is based on the real-life clover. Main article: Clover. Scientific name: Quattris infectum The

Perplexing Pool. It is actually the lid for a pickle jar that was made by the real-life company Pinnacle Foods, as the lid for their popular Vlasic pickle brand

Pikmin 2, with only one member: the Horsetail. The horsetail family exists in real life, too. Main article: Horsetail. The Horsetail is a decorative plant in

cutscenes, and they can be either played out by the entities in the game world in real time, or pre-rendered like a movie. In the opening cutscene, Captain Olimar

Sparklium supply. These objects are usually day-to-day accessories used by real world humans, but to the alien explorers of the Pikmin series, they seem

that Olimar's notes and the sales pitch seem to be making a reference to the real-world tulip mania of the 1600s, it is possible that it is actually the bulb

it from the Pikmin once the Beady Long Legs drops possession of it. In the real world, the Fond Gyro Block is actually a red gyro block of a R.O.B. “Since

and contains a single member, the eponymous Foxtail. It is based on the real-life poaceae family, which includes most grass and bamboo species. Main article:

consisted of one sole member, the Fiddlehead. This family is based off of real-life ferns. It consists of the Violinae genus only. Main article: Fiddlehead

well as Hey! Pikmin, and it consists of two members. These plants exist in real life as well, under the family name Asteraceae. Main article: Dandelion.

a plant, much in the same way as the Pikmin. This family is based on the real-life chrysanthemum genus. Members belong to the luminosus and taraxacum genus

(シリアゲヨロヒ?, lit.: "Butt-Lifting Armor") is a boss in Pikmin 4. It resembles a real world scorpion, though does not use its tails as an attack. Instead, the

European version. The series is comprised of food containers. Due to the use of real-world brands, this series is very different between regions. 6 of the European

size and what is needed for gameplay purposes, rather than being based on a real-world weight. There are two treasures that do show their weight, the Doomsday

Pikmin Adventure is a fast-paced, action filled attraction, as opposed to the real time strategy-styled puzzle solving nature of the main games in the franchise

"Elder's Memory") is a treasure found in Pikmin 2. It is the head of the real world Nintendo Entertainment System peripheral, the Robotic Operating Buddy