Uniquely You Goo

Uniquely You Goo Pikmin 4 treasure
Series	Soulful Artist Series
Value	× 80
Weight	3
Maximum carriers	6
Locations	Cavern for a King
Dandori Challenge stages	None
Dandori Battle stages	None
Total amount	1

The Uniquely You Goo is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is actually a used tube of red acrylic paint. Like other treasures in the Soulful Artist Series, this one is reminiscent of Red Pikmin. It can also be found in a sublevel with many red enemies.

Collecting the treasure

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See also: Jumbo Bulborb strategy.

The Uniquely You Goo is inside of the Jumbo Bulborb near the center of sublevel 2 of the Cavern for a King. To collect this treasure, you must defeat the Jumbo Bulborb, as well as the nearby Bulborb and four Dwarf Bulborbs. Then, throw 3 Pikmin at it.

Notes

Schnauz's notes

“Red is red, of course...or is it? First, there are many shades of red. And second, even the same shade of red means different things to different individuals. For some, red is a painful fire. For others, it's a warm love. Maybe there's a one-of-a-kind red for us all.”

Olimar's notes

“This is my favorite color. I love how it imbues passion and emotion into everything it touches. Come to think of it, the first Pikmin I encountered were red... Perhaps that's why I instinctively trusted them. Colors can influence behavior in all kinds of ways.”

Louie's notes

“I find the color unsettling.”

Gallery

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  The Uniquely You Goo in the location it is discovered.

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  An alternative, more close-up, shot of the treasure in the location it is discovered, next to a defeated Jumbo Bulborb.

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  The treasure being carried by 3 White Pikmin.

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  A closer look at the Uniquely You Goo in the Treasure Catalog.

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  A Red Decor Pikmin in Pikmin Bloom Wearing the goo.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	十人十色? Jū-nin To-iro	Ten People Ten Colors	It's a proverb that means everyone has a different color, corresponding to the English "different strokes for different folks"
Chinese (traditional)	五光十色 Wǔguāngshísè	Varied and Multicolored
Chinese (simplified)	五光十色 Wǔguāngshísè	Varied and Multicolored
Dutch	Meerduidige brij	Ambiguous paste
French	Enduit nuancé	Nuanced coating
German	Mehrdeutige Schmiere	Ambiguous Goo
Italian	Intruglio originale	Original concoction
Korean	십인십색 Sibinsipsaek	ten colors
Portuguese	Gosma singular	Unique goo
Spanish	Plasta diferente	Different paste

See also

• Soulful Artist Series