Reinforced wall
Reinforced walls (also known as stone walls[1], rock walls[2], rock gates[3] or stone gates[4]) are gates that can only be destroyed with bomb rocks. Pikmin cannot break these stone walls on their own; if they are directed to the wall, they will just tap their stems at them for a bit, before sighing and giving up.
In Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4, three bomb rocks are required to destroy a reinforced wall (except for one wall in the Battle Enemies! version of Clockwork Chasm that only requires one bomb rock). In Pikmin, there are three types of reinforced wall: white walls require three bomb rocks, grey walls require six, and black walls require nine.
In Pikmin 3, reinforced walls seem to be made out of concrete, as pieces of rebar can be seen sticking out of the top. In Pikmin 3 Deluxe, most of these walls have a design featuring thin white lines in the shape of Olimar and some Pikmin.
Locations[edit]
- Pikmin
- The Impact Site: There is a white reinforced wall on the opposite side of the tree stump where one fights the Mamuta or Goolix.
- The Forest of Hope: There are two reinforced walls near where the player first finds the Yellow Pikmin, and one next to the landing site, all of which are white. One black wall blocks off the alcove with the Extraordinary Bolt.
- The Forest Navel: There are four reinforced walls scattered around the landing site plateau, serving only to block shortcuts. The first is directly adjacent to the landing site, and is gray. The other gray wall and a black wall lie near the Beady Long Legs arena, providing similar shortcuts – the gray wall is safe as long as the bridge has been unfurled, while the black wall opens a path guarded by mandiblards. The final wall is a black one that provides a direct route from the landing site to the beach covered in Fiery Blowhogs. A fifth gray wall guards the Beady Long Legs directly, and must be taken down to collect the Guard Satellite at any speed.
- The Distant Spring: Two walls block the landing site from the majority of the land section- a black one directly next to the landing site opens the way to a large space with plenty of Spotty Bulbears, while a gray one blocks a narrow route between a tree stump and a river crawling with Yellow Wollywogs.
- The Final Trial: One white wall blocks the two bridges in the middle of the area.
- Pikmin 3
- Tropical Wilds: There is one beside the landing site, one beside the bridge near the Dawn Pustules, and one guarding the Shaggy Long Legs arena with fire geysers.
- Twilight River: There is one beside the landing site, and one blocking a small alcove with a Tremendous Sniffer.
- Formidable Oak: The only reinforced wall in this area is in the long corridor where the Mysterious Life-Form first begins chasing the player. It blocks a shortcut to the end of the first room.
- Team Monster Hunt: A reinforced wall blocks Louie from being able to access the Whiptongue Bulborbs.
- Channel Gone Dry: A reinforced wall hampers the transport routes from the western shore to the SPERO.
- Looking for Louie: A total of four reinforced walls prevent Olimar and Louie from reuniting: one near the starting positions of each, and two in the middle on either side of a bridge.
- Another Part Found: Two reinforced walls block the route the ship part will take: one near the middle of the route, and one toward the end.
- Pikmin 4
- Blossoming Arcadia: A reinforced wall is found south of the Fragrant Ravine base, blocking a small alcove with one of the Dandori Challenges.
- Giant's Hearth: A reinforced wall is found south of the The Central Flame base, blocking a small area where the Rock Onion is located.
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Names in other languages[edit]
Rock wall
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | 岩のカベ? Iwa no kabe |
Rock wall |
Reinforced wall
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | 鉄筋のカべ? Tekkin no kabe |
Reinforced concrete wall |
Spanish | Muro reforzado | Reinforced wall |
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ “The bomb-rocks are dangerous, so I must take care when using them, but they should be able to blast open the stone walls that block the pathways!” – Captain Olimar in a monolog
- ^ “These creatures can wield bomb-rocks, so perhaps I can use them to blast down rock walls and open up new regions.” – Captain Olimar in the voyage log
- ^ “Only bomb-rocks can destroy rock gates, and only yellow Pikmin can carry the explosives.” – The Forest of Hope section 4-C "Blasting the Wall" in the Pikmin Nintendo Player's Guide
- ^ NEW PLAY CONTROL! Pikmin on Nintendo.co.uk
Obstacles |
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Arachnode web • Bag • Bamboo gate • Bomb rock • Boulder • Bramble gate ( White • Black) • Breakable pot • Buried object • Cardboard box ( Tin box) • Clipboard • Clog • Cobblestone block • Cold air • Crystals ( Small • Large • Crystal nodule • Icicle) • Crystal wall • Dam • Dirt block (Solid dirt block) • Dirt wall • Dried plant • Electric gate • Electrical wire • Flames • Hazard generator ( Bubble blower • Electricity generator • Fire geyser • Ice vent • Poison emitter • Water spout) • High ledge • Hydro jelly • Hydroe bramble • Ice block • Ice wall • Iron block • Iron fence ( Rusty • White) • Kingcap ( Poisonous) • Mud pool • Numbered gate • Paper bag • Potted plant • Purple Pikmin needed • Reinforced wall ( White • Gray • Black) • Sizzling floor • Spotcap ( Poisonous) • Sprinkler • Sticky mold • [icon] Stubborn rocks • Switch gate ( White • Red • Blue) • Trowel • Tunnel ( Narrow • Pup) • Water body • Wooden stake |
Minor obstacles |