User talk:AllPikminCollected

Please, do not discuss about things like this one: Do you know what is the Doomsday Apparatus? — AllPikminCollected 01:14, June 7, 2025 (EDT)

Welcome

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Ah, hello, Soprano! I decided to make sublevel guides. — AllPikminCollected (talk) 10:34, May 8, 2025 (EDT)

Spanish name for the wollywog family

I saw your recent edit that added the Spanish name for the wollywog family, but the page says that the wollywog family is exlusive to the American and Japanese versions, so can you please upload an image of the game saying "Família de sapos gigantes" as proof? Mama09001 (talk) 00:47, April 23, 2025 (EST)

That was because I think that if you put a US Wii U on Spanish language (i don’t know if this is possible, i don’t have a Wii U) it would translate the families and put that, but I don’t know, so I erased the edit by now. If you have a Wii U, please can you proof what happens if you change the language? — AllPikminCollected (talk) 08:42, April 23, 2025 (EST)

Complete Pikmin 3 Deluxe guide

Day 1: NEW

• Guide:
• First, collect 30 Yellow Pikmin and be ambushed by the Vehemoth Phosbat. Then, free the Red Onion and make 21 Red Pikmin. Remove the cardboard box, walk into the cave, destroy the dirt wall and exit the cave to where the S.S. Drake is. That should end the day.

Pikmin

•  Red Pikmin × 0 – × 21
•  Rock Pikmin × 0 – × 0
•  Yellow Pikmin × 0 – × 30 – × 0
•  Winged Pikmin × 0 – × 0
•  Blue Pikmin × 0 – × 0

Enemies Killed

•  Female Sheargrub × 5

Other

•  Red Onion

Day 2: Where’s Brittany? (in Garden of Hope)

• Guide:
• First, land on the Garden of Hope. Then kill the Dwarf Bulborb near the data file of the Dwarf Bulborb. Head to the Bulborb and kill both Bulborb and Dwarf Bulborb. Bring back the corpses to generate more Pikmin. Then destroy the dirt wall and go to the Medusal Slurker cave. Kill it and you’ll have your first Rock Pikmin in the game. Destroy the crystal with the Rock Onion and then bring back the body of the Medusal Slurker to the Rock Onion. Go to build the blue bridge and then head to the Armored Mawdad arena. Kill it by destroying its tail crystal and then charge to the tail. This should kill the boss fast. Then, bring back the Fire-Breathing Feast and the Data Glutton. If you have enough time, you can even take the boss’ corpse to the Rock Onion.

Pikmin

•  Red Pikmin × 21 – × 37/87
•  Rock Pikmin × 0 – × 12/62

Fruits

•  Fire-Breathing Feast × 1

Enemies killed

•  Bulborb × 1
•  Dwarf Bulborb × 2
•  Medusal Slurker × 1
•  Armored Mawdad – Boss × 1

Other

•  Data Glutton
•  Rock Onion
•  Brittany

Day 3:The Captain’s Signal? (in Distant Tundra)

• Guide:
• Land on the Distant Tundra and activate the electrode. Grow 25 Yellow Pikmin and retrieve the data files. Push the iron ball, and then build the red and blue bridges (this is more useful in Co-op Mode) to reunite and then retrieve the 2 Cupid’s Grenades. Retrieve the data file of “Escaping” and kill the Swooping Snitchbug. Destroy the 2 electric gate and kill the Fiery Blowhog. Then, go to where Brittany is, and kill the 2 Arctic Cannon Larvas. Then, throw Brittany onto the screw and 20 Pikmin. Push down the iron ball, and enter the cave. Kill the 3 Pyroclasmic Slooches. Activate the electrode, collect the Citrus Lump and advance further. Kill the 3 Desiccated Skitter Leaf and the Armored Cannon Larva. Collect the Anti-Electrifier and then, go to the wooden bridge. Then, enter the Vehemoth Phosbat introduction site. Activate the electrode and discover the Vehemoth Phosbat. Retrieve the data file and go to the arena. Attract the Vehemoth Phosbat and activate the electrodes when it is near them. That should kill the boss fast. Retrieve the Heroine's Tear and activate the big electrode, as the Phosbats making some trouble will die. Push down the paper bag on the exit of the cave, and kill the Joustmite. Bring the corpse of the Vehemoth Phosbat to the Yellow Onion, because the next day will be in the Tropical Wilds.

Pikmin

•  Red Pikmin × 37/87 – × 37/87
•  Rock Pikmin × 12/62 – × 12/62
•  Yellow Pikmin × 0 – × 75

Enemies killed

•  Fiery Blowhog × 1
•  Pyroclasmic Slooch × 3
•  Phosbat × 20 (approximately)
•  Vehemoth Phosbat – Boss × 1

Fruits

•  Cupid's Grenade × 2
•  Citrus Lump × 1
•  Heroine's Tear × 1

Other

•  Yellow Onion
•  Anti-Electrifier
•  Charlie

Day 4: A Mysterious Signal (in Tropical Wilds)

• Guide:
• First, land on the Tropical Wilds. Then, build the first bridge and kill the Swooping Snitchbug. Collect the Dapper Blob and the Lesser Mock Bottom near the Pyroclasmic Slooches. Kill both and collect the Dawn Pustules. Go to the place that gives access to the corridor with the Metal Suit Z. Collect it. Then, kill the Whiptongue Bulborb and go to where the Swooping Snitchbug was. Throw 10 Pikmin onto the next tree stump and the other 2 leaders. Throw the remaining leader to the last tree stump. Push down the paper bag. Switch to the leader in the middle tree stump and collect the data file if not collected. Then command it with Go here! to the paper bag. Then, do the same with the leader which was on the Swooping Snitchbug. Enter the arena and kill the Sandbelching Meerslug. Then, retrieve the Folded Data Glutton, the Crimson Banquet and the Sandbelching Meerslug for Yellow Pikmin. Collect the Pikmin that were on the Dawn Pustules and try to build the bridge. Destroy the reinforced wall between the Dawn Pustules and the bridge, as it will serve as a shortcut. However, if you have not enough time, just whistle the Pikmin and end the day.

Pikmin

•  Red Pikmin × 37 – × 37
•  Rock Pikmin × 62 – × 62
•  Yellow Pikmin × 75 – × 125

Enemies killed

•  Swooping Snitchbug × 1
•  Whiptongue Bulborb × 1
•  Pyroclasmic Slooch × 2
•  Sandbelching Meerslug – Boss × 1

Fruits

•  Dapper Blob × 1
•  Lesser Mock Bottom × 1
•  Dawn Pustules × 1 (1 bunch of 20)
•  Crimson Banquet × 1

Other

•  Folded Data Glutton
•  Metal Suit Z

Day 5: Find the Cosmic-Drive Key! (in Twilight River)

• Guide:
• Land in the Twilight River. This day will have only fruit collection, and no boss. Now: First, kill the Dwarf Orange Bulborbs and jump onto the lily pad. Kill the Puffy Blowhog with Rock Pikmin. Grab the 4 bomb rocks and destroy the reinforced wall in the landing site and kill the Flighty Joustmite. Go to the cave and activate the electrode with 20 Yellow Pikmin. Then collect the fragments there with Red Pikmin (they are recommended). Walk to the electric gate and destroy it. Kill the Yellow Wollyhop and destroy the crystal. Collect the fragments and walk to the other set of fragments set a little bit forward and collect them. Go cross over the bridge (making sure no Pikmin are idle in spots where fragments were). Kill the Arachnode with 3 Rock Pikmin, and then pluck your first Winged Pikmin. Create more Winged Pikmin (at least 11) and then, collect the Searing Acidshock and the Lesser Mock Bottom that are under Flukeweeds. Lift the dam, and enter back the cave. Kill the Arachnode in it and collect the 3 Juicy Gaggles. Then end the day.

Pikmin

•  Red Pikmin × 37 – × 37
•  Rock Pikmin × 62 – × 62
•  Yellow Pikmin × 125 – × 125
•  Winged Pikmin × 0 – × 11

Enemies killed

•  Dwarf Orange Bulborb × 2
•  Puffy Blowhog × 1
•  Flighty Joustmite × 1
•  Arachnode × 2

Fruits

•  Searing Acidshock × 1
•  Lesser Mock Bottom × 1
•  Juicy Gaggle × 3

Other

•  Winged Onion

Day 6: Save Olimar! (in Twilight River)

• Guide:
• First, go on the lily pads leading to the other side of the river. Then, destroy the dirt wall and kill the Desiccated Skitter Leaf and the Nectarous Dandelfly, as it will provide nectar for your Pikmin. Then, start by building the bridge with the fragments under the clipboard and the fragments near the Scornet swarm of 30. By last, collect the fragments on the can in the river. Then, go up the bridge and go to the Scornet Maestro arena. Kill it by avoiding the Scornets. At the end of the battle, don't retrieve Louie and just focus on collecting fruits, because you do not need Louie stealing your juice. Collect the Tremendous Sniffer (with 3 bomb rocks), the Delectable Bouquet, the Insect Condo (which is inside the Burrowing Snagret), the Seed Hive, the Blonde Impostor and the Portable Sunset (which is next to 3 Orange Bulborbs, which need to be defeated, and past a bamboo gate. Near it, throw Pikmin to a dirt-mound looking thing that contains the Scorch Guard in it. Collect it and, when all is collected, end the day (making sure no Pikmin are idle outside near the Onion).

Pikmin

•  Red Pikmin × 37 – × 37
•  Rock Pikmin × 62 – × 62
•  Yellow Pikmin × 125 – × 125
•  Winged Pikmin × 11 – × 76

Enemies killed

•  Arachnode × 1
•  Nectarous Dandelfly × 1
•  Scornet Maestro – Boss × 1
•  Scornet × 100
•  Orange Bulborb × 3
•  Burrowing Snagret – Mini-Boss × 1

Fruits

•  Tremendous Sniffer × 1
•  Delectable Bouquet × 1
•  Blonde Impostor × 1
•  Insect Condo × 1
•  Seed Hive × 1
•  Portable Sunset × 1

Other

•  Scorch Guard

Day 7:Rescue Olimar! (in Twilight River)

• Guide:
• First, rescue Louie and collect the Dapper Blob. Then, collect the Dusk Pustules and grow Winged Pikmin with the pellets and enemies available. It is advised you kill the Arachnode in the cave, and collect 3 5-Pellets and no 1-Pellets.

Pikmin

• Warning: Now only propagated Pikmin types wll be shown.
•  Winged Pikmin × 76 – × 91

Enemies killed

•  Arachnode × 1

Fruits

•  Dapper Blob × 1
•  Dusk Pustules × 1 bunch of 20

Other

•  Louie

Day 8:Search for the Hocotatian! (in Garden of Hope)

• Guide;
• First, go to where the Sunseed Berrys and Citrus Lump were. Collect them and enter the now new part of the area. Discover Blue Pikmin and build the red bridge. There, use Rock Pikmin to kill the Waddlepus and collect the Searing Acidshock. Push the tin box. Kill the Sputtlefishes and Puckering Blinnows to safely collect the Citrus Lump. Lift up the clipboard near the arena, and collect the Velvety Dreamdrop. Start building the chinese pot. When it is built, kill the Peckish Aristocrab and retrieve the Scaly Custard. Destroy the large crystal and collect fragments. Enter the arena, but only retrieve the data files and wake up the Mireclops. Also, you must have killed a Bug-Eyed Crawmad and a Toady Bloyster. Retrieve the Lesser Mock Bottom and end the day.

Pikmin

•  Blue Pikmin × 0 – × 18

Enemies killed

•  Dwarf Bulborb × 3
•  Bulborb × 1
•  Waddlepus × 1
•  Sputtlefish × 1
•  Bug-Eyed Crawmad – Mini-Boss × 1
•  Toady Bloyster × 1
•  Peckish Aristocrab × 1

Fruits

•  Sunseed Berry × 2
•  Face Wrinkler × 1
•  Citrus Lump × 2
•  Searing Acidshock × 2
•  Velvety Dreamdrop × 1
•  Scaly Custard × 1
•  Lesser Mock Bottom × 1

Other

•  Blue Onion

Day 9:Kill the Quaggled Mireclops! (in Garden of Hope)

• Guide:

See also: Quaggled Mireclops#Strategy.

• First, head to the Quaggled Mireclops arena. Kill it by using the strategy shown above, and retrieve the Wayward Moon and Louie. Head to the section with the Elevator platforms puzzle. To collect the 2 fruits present here: 85 Yellow Pikmin and 15 Winged Pikmin. First, throw 1 Pikmin in any of the 1st pair of elevator platforms. Then, charge 5 Winged Pikmin onto the Zest Bomb. Then, throw the remaining leader onto the next block. Destroy the electric gate, and then, you'll have a very difficult thing: the second pair of elevated platforms has different weights. But for it, just throw the leader that has thrown (in this guide, it would be Alph) Alph and 10 Yellow Pikmin and 10 Winged Pikmin throw 22 Yellow Pikmin onto the block where Alph is, and throw the Pikmin onto the elevator platform. That should elevate the other one. Charge the Winged Pikmin onto the Astringent Clump and retrieve the data file. Enter the Bug-Eyed Crawmad cave, kill the mini-boss, retrieve the Stellar Extrusion and Dusk Pustules, and end the day, making sure no Pikmin are in danger. One thing: Kill additionally Fiery Blowhogs, Yellow Wollyhops and Skitter Leafs, and bring all of them for Winged Pikmin, including the Bug-Eyed Crawmad. Then, end the day.

Pikmin

•  Blue Pikmin × 18 – × 56

Enemies killed

•  Quaggled Mireclops – Boss × 1
•  Bug-Eyed Crawmad – Mini-Boss × 1
•  Hermit Crawmad × 2
•  Fiery Blowhog × 2
•  Yellow Wollyhop × 2
•  Skitter Leaf × 2

Fruits

•  Wayward Moon × 1
•  Zest Bomb × 1
•  Astringent Clump × 1
•  Stellar Extrusion × 1
•  Dusk Pustules × 1

Other

•  Louie

About the guide

Is someone using this guide? — AllPikminCollected (talk) 06:18, May 2, 2025 (EDT)

Cinder blocks

Hey, recently you created a page about the cinder block obstacle, and then created a second page with a different title. I think there should be a discussion about how to document this obstacle, because I'm not sure how it should be documented. There is only 1 cinder block in the series that functions as an obstacle, which is the one Louie destroys in the Garden of Hope. Other cinder blocks are just background decoration, and Pikipedia doesn't document this in that much detail. Because there's only 1 obstacle of this type, I think an article about it is unnecessary. It could be documented in a section of the Gate article (there was a section about it there in the past, but it was removed), in a section of the Minor obstacles article, or in the Garden of Hope article (where it is currently documented, but not with a section specifically about it). — Soprano_(talk) 05:53, May 7, 2025 (EDT)

So, I created a page for the obstacle and you say me it fits better on the gate article. That's true, but then I have a question: Why do other gates have their own page? — AllPikminCollected (talk) 14:06, May 7, 2025 (EDT)

Previously, all types of gates were documented in the Gate article, but the article was split a few months after Pikmin 4 came out because it was quite large. Having separate pages for each type of gate means that each type can be documented in detail without making the Gate article too long. If there isn't much to document about a type of gate, then it's fine to document it in the Gate article. This is similar to the Hazard article, which links to articles about hazards that have their own articles, and documents hazards that don't have their own articles. — Soprano_(talk) 05:45, May 8, 2025 (EDT)

Okay, now I understand everything: A obstacle or hazard on which we don't have too much to say goes to the gate or hazard article. But if we have much to say and the article is getting very long, we create an own page for it, and in the gate or hazard article, we put just what it is, where it appears and if it substitutes something from the previous games. I think that's it. I just didn't caught it. Thanks for explaining it! — AllPikminCollected (talk) 10:40, May 8, 2025 (EDT)

Guides

I noticed that there are a lot of caves with missing or to be cleaned up sublevel guides. I'll do them. — AllPikminCollected (talk) 01:13, May 9, 2025 (EDT)

Pikmin 2 cave guides

These guides appear to be very short, and just describe the level, not how to complete it, but they explain what should be done to complete it. I think we need a guide, not a description. — AllPikminCollected (talk) 13:56, May 12, 2025 (EDT)

2-Player Battle Mode

Hi, I’ve noticed that you have been adding quantities to the objects present in the 2-Player Battle modes. Have these numbers been retrieved from internal game files, or have they been manually counted? -Chazmatron, signing off! (TALK) 8:25, 17 May, 2025 (BST)

I've counted them on each layout, at least 3 times, taking profit I was playing 2-Player Battle with my brother. — AllPikminCollected (talk) 05:33, May 17, 2025 (EDT)

I see. Thanks for responding. Object quantities for Pikmin 2 should really be taken from internal files. This is because it is more accurate than manually counting (as there's the possibility of miscounts and general human error) and the fact that some layouts may not spawn all of the objects in question. -Chazmatron, signing off! (TALK) 15:23, 17 May, 2025 (BST)

Okay, but I don't have access to the game's files. One thing that also needs to be pointed that I only have a Nintendo Switch, so I only have Pikmin 2 (Nintendo Switch). Well, I'll try to access the game's files, but I don't know how. Can you let me know (if you know) how to access the game's files. — AllPikminCollected 02:02, May 31, 2025 (EDT)

Talk page replies

Hi, since you've been replying to a lot of old talk page messages, I'm letting you know that you're really just wasting your time. Almost all of the users from that period have moved on from Pikipedia, so you're extremely unlikely to get any response. Most of those messages were also from a time where talk pages were more used for generally talking about the article's subject, rather than improving the respective article, which is what they should be used for nowadays. -Gulliblepikmin 15:09, May 30, 2025 (EDT)

Thanks, Gulliblepikmin, for pointing that out. I have to do other things and now I have the time. — AllPikminCollected 15:58, May 30, 2025 (EDT)