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Odayaka — Thu, 21 May 2026 00:17:18 GMT

Maybe this design will work better

Special Decor Pikmin

Odayaka — Thu, 21 May 2026 00:02:22 GMT

Super Mario Keychain: Changed link.

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	== Super Mario Keychain ==		== Super Mario Keychain ==
	These Decor Pikmin wear various items from the [[mario:Super Mario (~~series~~)\|Super Mario series]], with keyrings attached to the end. Before the 140.5 [[update]], this category was called "Mario Hat".		These Decor Pikmin wear various items from the [[mario:Super Mario (franchise)\|Super Mario series]], with keyrings attached to the end. Before the 140.5 [[update]], this category was called "Mario Hat".

	* A Blue Pikmin with this decor is permanently available. It can be obtained from a [[Huge Seedling]], which can only be obtained by connecting the player's ''Pikmin Bloom'' account to a Nintendo Account. The seedling comes from Kyoto, Japan, specifically from Nintendo's headquarters, and the location is marked as "near Nintendo".		* A Blue Pikmin with this decor is permanently available. It can be obtained from a [[Huge Seedling]], which can only be obtained by connecting the player's ''Pikmin Bloom'' account to a Nintendo Account. The seedling comes from Kyoto, Japan, specifically from Nintendo's headquarters, and the location is marked as "near Nintendo".

User:Odayaka/Special Decor Pikmin Live Event Availability Subpage

Odayaka — Wed, 20 May 2026 23:59:28 GMT

More work.

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 == Chess Piece ==
-=== [[Event/Other events#Pikmin Bloom MINI WALK: Lucca Comics & Games 2024|''Pikmin Bloom'' MINI WALK: Lucca Comics & Games 2024]] ===
+'''Event details:''' [[Event/Other events#Pikmin Bloom MINI WALK: Lucca Comics & Games 2024|''Pikmin Bloom'' MINI WALK: Lucca Comics & Games 2024]]
 '''Availability duration:''' {{date|30|October}} to {{date|3|November|2024}}
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 '''Obtention method:''' [[Gold Seedling]]s from a [[Special Spot]]; Limited to one Gold Seedling per day

Seedling

Odayaka — Wed, 20 May 2026 23:59:00 GMT

Types: Corrected date.

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	Ice Blue Seedlings and the Ice Blue Gold Seedling were added on {{date\|1\|November\|2025}}, alongside the introduction of [[Ice Pikmin]].		Ice Blue Seedlings and the Ice Blue Gold Seedling were added on {{date\|1\|November\|2025}}, alongside the introduction of [[Ice Pikmin]].

	Silver Seedlings were added on {{date\|1\|December\|2025}}, are are obtainable from events through various methods. Unlike other seedlings, Silver Seedlings will require a different amount of steps depending on the event they are rewarded for.		Silver Seedlings were added on {{date\|2\|December\|2025}}, are are obtainable from events through various methods. Unlike other seedlings, Silver Seedlings will require a different amount of steps depending on the event they are rewarded for.

	== Lifelog-paired seedlings ==		== Lifelog-paired seedlings ==

Special Decor Pikmin

Odayaka — Wed, 20 May 2026 23:58:34 GMT

Fixed typo.

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	* From {{date\|1\|June}} to {{date\|30\|June\|2024}}, during the [[Event/Event Challenges#2024 Cheese Event\|2024 Cheese Event]], these Decor Pikmin were available for the first time. They could be obtained from [[Seedling\|Huge and Gold Seedlings]], which could be earned by clearing [[Event Challenge]] missions, from a set of limited time missions to collect {{icon\|Milk Bottle\|l=}} [[Milk Bottle]]s, from [[Friend#Inviting friends\|inviting friends]], and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.		* From {{date\|1\|June}} to {{date\|30\|June\|2024}}, during the [[Event/Event Challenges#2024 Cheese Event\|2024 Cheese Event]], these Decor Pikmin were available for the first time. They could be obtained from [[Seedling\|Huge and Gold Seedlings]], which could be earned by clearing [[Event Challenge]] missions, from a set of limited time missions to collect {{icon\|Milk Bottle\|l=}} [[Milk Bottle]]s, from [[Friend#Inviting friends\|inviting friends]], and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.

	* From {{date\|20\|September}} to {{date\|21\|~~Septemberr~~\|2024}}, during the [[Event/Other events#Pikmin Bloom Journey 2025: Sendai\|''Pikmin Bloom'' Journey 2025: Sendai Event]], the White Pikmin with this decor was available. It could be obtained from a [[Gold Seedling]], which could be earned from a [[Special Spot]]. Only one total Gold Seedling could be earned, as the Special Spot was limited to one reward for the entire event period.		* From {{date\|20\|September}} to {{date\|21\|September\|2024}}, during the [[Event/Other events#Pikmin Bloom Journey 2025: Sendai\|''Pikmin Bloom'' Journey 2025: Sendai Event]], the White Pikmin with this decor was available. It could be obtained from a [[Gold Seedling]], which could be earned from a [[Special Spot]]. Only one total Gold Seedling could be earned, as the Special Spot was limited to one reward for the entire event period.

	* Since {{date\|11\|November\|2025}}, a Red Pikmin with this decor is permanently available. It can be obtained from a [[Gold Seedling]], which can only be obtained by connecting the player's ''Pikmin Bloom'' account to a Nintendo Account, finding the Decor Pikmin in {{p4}}, and allowing Decor Pikmin data to be sent from ''Pikmin 4'' to ''Pikmin Bloom''.		* Since {{date\|11\|November\|2025}}, a Red Pikmin with this decor is permanently available. It can be obtained from a [[Gold Seedling]], which can only be obtained by connecting the player's ''Pikmin Bloom'' account to a Nintendo Account, finding the Decor Pikmin in {{p4}}, and allowing Decor Pikmin data to be sent from ''Pikmin 4'' to ''Pikmin Bloom''.
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	* From {{date\|1\|April}} to {{date\|30\|April\|2025}}, during the [[Event/Event Challenges#2025 Afternoon Tea Event\|2025 Afternoon Tea Event]], these Decor Pikmin were available for the first time. They could be obtained from [[Seedling\|Huge and Gold Seedlings]], which could be earned by clearing [[Event Challenge]] missions, from [[Friend#Inviting friends\|inviting friends]], and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.		* From {{date\|1\|April}} to {{date\|30\|April\|2025}}, during the [[Event/Event Challenges#2025 Afternoon Tea Event\|2025 Afternoon Tea Event]], these Decor Pikmin were available for the first time. They could be obtained from [[Seedling\|Huge and Gold Seedlings]], which could be earned by clearing [[Event Challenge]] missions, from [[Friend#Inviting friends\|inviting friends]], and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.

	* From {{date\|20\|September}} to {{date\|21\|~~Septemberr~~\|2025}}, during the [[Event/Other events#Pikmin Bloom Journey 2025: Sendai\|''Pikmin Bloom'' Journey 2025: Sendai Event]], all types of these Decor Pikmin were available. They could be obtained from [[Gold Seedling]]s, which could be earned from a [[Special Spot]]. Only one total Gold Seedling could be obtained, as the Special Spot was limited to one reward for the entire event period.		* From {{date\|20\|September}} to {{date\|21\|September\|2025}}, during the [[Event/Other events#Pikmin Bloom Journey 2025: Sendai\|''Pikmin Bloom'' Journey 2025: Sendai Event]], all types of these Decor Pikmin were available. They could be obtained from [[Gold Seedling]]s, which could be earned from a [[Special Spot]]. Only one total Gold Seedling could be obtained, as the Special Spot was limited to one reward for the entire event period.

	* From {{date\|3\|March}} to {{date\|31\|March\|2026}}, during the [[Event/Decor Pikmin events#March 2026 Featured Decor Pikmin Return Event\|March 2026 Featured Decor Pikmin Return Event]], all types of these Decor Pikmin were available. They could be obtained from [[Gold Seedling]]s, which could be earned from a set of limited time missions to collect {{icon\|Color Pigment\|l=}} [[Color Pigment]] and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.		* From {{date\|3\|March}} to {{date\|31\|March\|2026}}, during the [[Event/Decor Pikmin events#March 2026 Featured Decor Pikmin Return Event\|March 2026 Featured Decor Pikmin Return Event]], all types of these Decor Pikmin were available. They could be obtained from [[Gold Seedling]]s, which could be earned from a set of limited time missions to collect {{icon\|Color Pigment\|l=}} [[Color Pigment]] and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.

Dandori Battle

Frikiboy05 — Wed, 20 May 2026 18:25:26 GMT

Names in other languages

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	\|ChiTrad=當多慮對戰		\|ChiTrad=當多慮對戰
	\|ChiTradR=		\|ChiTradR=Dāng duō lǜ duìzhàn
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	\|ChiSimp=当多虑对战		\|ChiSimp=当多虑对战
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	\|Jap=プレミア品		\|Jap=プレミア品
	\|JapR=		\|JapR=Puremia-hin
	\|JapM=		\|JapM=Premium Product
	\|ChiTrad=頂級品		\|ChiTrad=頂級品
	\|ChiTradR=		\|ChiTradR=Dǐngjí pǐn
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	\|Spa=Bomba tramposa		\|Spa=Bomba tramposa
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Maturity

Kirbeat — Wed, 20 May 2026 18:20:52 GMT

Buried Pikmin: maybe better like this

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	In the first two games, buried flower Pikmin wither and disappear if left underground for too long, but do eventually return as a leaf, where the cycle repeats. Interestingly, in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', buried Pikmin will not be able to evolve past leaf stage on the first [[day]], nor on Brittany's section of the first [[Distant Tundra]] day, presumably because both of these events do not have time periods and players would thus be able to wait until the Pikmin become flowers without consequence. In ''Pikmin 3'', Pikmin that are buried and far from the player will also not evolve, probably because they are [[Camera#Off-camera objects\|off camera]]; their maturation timer only moves when the player is close to them.		In the first two games, buried flower Pikmin wither and disappear if left underground for too long, but do eventually return as a leaf, where the cycle repeats. Interestingly, in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', buried Pikmin will not be able to evolve past leaf stage on the first [[day]], nor on Brittany's section of the first [[Distant Tundra]] day, presumably because both of these events do not have time periods and players would thus be able to wait until the Pikmin become flowers without consequence. In ''Pikmin 3'', Pikmin that are buried and far from the player will also not evolve, probably because they are [[Camera#Off-camera objects\|off camera]]; their maturation timer only moves when the player is close to them.

	In ''Pikmin'', ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 4'', Pikmin only evolve if the leader is in the same area they are, and if the gameplay is playing. This means that if the player returns to a buried leaf Pikmin some day later, they will not find a flower Pikmin, regardless if the day with the leaf Pikmin was ended with the pause menu or not. In ''Pikmin 3'' instead, Pikmin that stay buried overnight will evolve to the flower stage, and since buried Pikmin in the flower stage do not revert like in the previous games, leaving buried Pikmin overnight is a good way to evolve them. This is also true if the player ends the day early from the pause menu (even if the Pikmin don't appear as flowers in the sunset cutscene), and works regardless of how long during the day the buried Pikmin has been left.		In ''Pikmin'', ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 4'', Pikmin only evolve if the leader is in the same area they are, and if the gameplay is playing. This means that if the player returns to a buried leaf Pikmin some day later, they will not find a flower Pikmin, regardless if the day with the leaf Pikmin was ended with the pause menu or not. In ''Pikmin 3'' though, instead Pikmin that stay buried overnight will evolve to the flower stage, and since buried Pikmin in the flower stage do not revert like in the previous games, leaving buried Pikmin overnight is a good way to evolve them. This is also true if the player ends the day early from the pause menu (even if the Pikmin don't appear as flowers in the sunset cutscene), and works regardless of how long during the day the buried Pikmin has been left.

	In all games, buried Pikmin take 2 minutes to advance in stage. In ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'', once a buried Pikmin reaches the flower stage, it stays that way for 3 minutes, where it eventually wilts and disappears; it stays as a flower forever in ''Pikmin 3'' and ''Pikmin 4''. After wilting, a Pikmin takes 1 minute to return as a leaf in ''Pikmin'', but only 8 seconds in ''Pikmin 2''.		In all games, buried Pikmin take 2 minutes to advance in stage. In ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'', once a buried Pikmin reaches the flower stage, it stays that way for 3 minutes, where it eventually wilts and disappears; it stays as a flower forever in ''Pikmin 3'' and ''Pikmin 4''. After wilting, a Pikmin takes 1 minute to return as a leaf in ''Pikmin'', but only 8 seconds in ''Pikmin 2''.

Dandori Battle

Frikiboy05 — Wed, 20 May 2026 18:20:37 GMT

Names in other languages

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	\|'''Mystery Capsule'''		\|'''Mystery Capsule'''
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	\|Spa=Cápsulas sorpresa		\|Spa=Cápsulas sorpresa
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	\|'''Sneak Bomb'''		\|'''Sneak Bomb'''

Maturity

Kirbeat — Wed, 20 May 2026 18:20:24 GMT

Buried Pikmin: this wording did not apply anymore when 4 chnaged it back

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	In the first two games, buried flower Pikmin wither and disappear if left underground for too long, but do eventually return as a leaf, where the cycle repeats. Interestingly, in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', buried Pikmin will not be able to evolve past leaf stage on the first [[day]], nor on Brittany's section of the first [[Distant Tundra]] day, presumably because both of these events do not have time periods and players would thus be able to wait until the Pikmin become flowers without consequence. In ''Pikmin 3'', Pikmin that are buried and far from the player will also not evolve, probably because they are [[Camera#Off-camera objects\|off camera]]; their maturation timer only moves when the player is close to them.		In the first two games, buried flower Pikmin wither and disappear if left underground for too long, but do eventually return as a leaf, where the cycle repeats. Interestingly, in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', buried Pikmin will not be able to evolve past leaf stage on the first [[day]], nor on Brittany's section of the first [[Distant Tundra]] day, presumably because both of these events do not have time periods and players would thus be able to wait until the Pikmin become flowers without consequence. In ''Pikmin 3'', Pikmin that are buried and far from the player will also not evolve, probably because they are [[Camera#Off-camera objects\|off camera]]; their maturation timer only moves when the player is close to them.

	In ''Pikmin'', ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 4'', Pikmin only evolve if the leader is in the same area they are, and if the gameplay is playing. This means that if the player returns to a buried leaf Pikmin some day later, they will not find a flower Pikmin, regardless if the day with the leaf Pikmin was ended with the pause menu or not. In ''Pikmin 3'' ~~though~~, ~~this was changed so that~~ Pikmin that stay buried overnight will evolve to the flower stage, and since buried Pikmin in the flower stage do not revert like in the previous games, leaving buried Pikmin overnight is a good way to evolve them. This is also true if the player ends the day early from the pause menu (even if the Pikmin don't appear as flowers in the sunset cutscene), and works regardless of how long during the day the buried Pikmin has been left.		In ''Pikmin'', ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 4'', Pikmin only evolve if the leader is in the same area they are, and if the gameplay is playing. This means that if the player returns to a buried leaf Pikmin some day later, they will not find a flower Pikmin, regardless if the day with the leaf Pikmin was ended with the pause menu or not. In ''Pikmin 3'' instead, Pikmin that stay buried overnight will evolve to the flower stage, and since buried Pikmin in the flower stage do not revert like in the previous games, leaving buried Pikmin overnight is a good way to evolve them. This is also true if the player ends the day early from the pause menu (even if the Pikmin don't appear as flowers in the sunset cutscene), and works regardless of how long during the day the buried Pikmin has been left.

	In all games, buried Pikmin take 2 minutes to advance in stage. In ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'', once a buried Pikmin reaches the flower stage, it stays that way for 3 minutes, where it eventually wilts and disappears; it stays as a flower forever in ''Pikmin 3'' and ''Pikmin 4''. After wilting, a Pikmin takes 1 minute to return as a leaf in ''Pikmin'', but only 8 seconds in ''Pikmin 2''.		In all games, buried Pikmin take 2 minutes to advance in stage. In ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'', once a buried Pikmin reaches the flower stage, it stays that way for 3 minutes, where it eventually wilts and disappears; it stays as a flower forever in ''Pikmin 3'' and ''Pikmin 4''. After wilting, a Pikmin takes 1 minute to return as a leaf in ''Pikmin'', but only 8 seconds in ''Pikmin 2''.

Unused content in Pikmin

86.167.162.22 — Wed, 20 May 2026 18:03:29 GMT

Unused enemies and objects

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	[[File:Iwagen.png\|thumb\|Screenshot of Iwagen.]]		[[File:Iwagen.png\|thumb\|Screenshot of Iwagen.]]
	'''Iwagen''' is the internal name for an unused object in the game. The name is a Romanization of "rock generator" and, as its name indicates, it spits out boulders, much like an [[Armored Cannon Beetle]]. It lacks a [[health]] counter, meaning it was possibly planned to serve as an [[obstacle]]. Its removal from the game could've come from its odd appearance, and how it does not match the surrounding elements in the [[Pikmin series\|''Pikmin'' franchise]]. It can be found in some unused stages, like [[testmap]]. Curiously, It resembles the [[Withering Blowhog]].		'''Iwagen''' is the internal name for an unused object in the game. The name is a Romanization of "rock generator" and, as its name indicates, it spits out boulders, much like an [[Armored Cannon Beetle]]. It lacks a [[health]] counter, meaning it was possibly planned to serve as an [[obstacle]]. Its removal from the game could've come from its odd appearance, and how it does not match the surrounding elements in the [[Pikmin series\|''Pikmin'' franchise]]. It can be found in some unused stages, like [[testmap]]. Curiously, It resembles the [[Withering Blowhog]].

			=== Mario ===
			There is an unused model of Mario from the Super Mario series. This is likely because Pikmin used unused content from Mario 128.

	=== Usuba ===		=== Usuba ===

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Frikiboy05 — Wed, 20 May 2026 17:47:33 GMT

Frikiboy05 uploaded File:Terrarium Collection 2 box.jpg {{file info |summary = |type = merch |source = https://store-jp.nintendo.com/item/goods/VM_NSJ_8_APAA3_BOX |license = unknown }}

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== Summary ==
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|summary =
|type = merch
|source = https://store-jp.nintendo.com/item/goods/VM_NSJ_8_APAA3_BOX
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Merchandise/Figures

83.46.69.150 — Wed, 20 May 2026 17:43:36 GMT

Takara Tomy Arts Pikmin suction cup figurines

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Exhausted Superstick

Comem — Wed, 20 May 2026 15:41:29 GMT

Names in other languages

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	==Names in other languages==		==Names in other languages==
	~~{{Needs translation\|Italian}}~~
	{{Foreignname		{{Foreignname
	\|Jap=くたびれたネンチャッキー		\|Jap=くたびれたネンチャッキー
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	\|Ita=Nastro esaurito		\|Ita=Nastro esaurito
			\|ItaM=Exhausted Tape
	\|Ger=Erschöpftes Klebeding		\|Ger=Erschöpftes Klebeding
	\|GerM=Exhausted Gluing Thing		\|GerM=Exhausted Gluing Thing

Doppelgänger's Den

175.204.23.137 — Wed, 20 May 2026 11:14:37 GMT

Sublevel 4

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	** {{icon\|Gold Nugget\|y\|v=P4}} × 10		** {{icon\|Gold Nugget\|y\|v=P4}} × 10
	** {{icon\|Go-with-the-Flow Totem\|y\|v=P4}} × 1		** {{icon\|Go-with-the-Flow Totem\|y\|v=P4}} × 1
	** {{icon\|Thrill-Ride Track\|y\|v=P4}} × 1 (inside ~~Glidemander~~)		** {{icon\|Thrill-Ride Track\|y\|v=P4}} × 1 (inside Gildemander)
	* '''Enemies''':		* '''Enemies''':
	** {{icon\|Gildemander\|y\|v=P4}} × 1		** {{icon\|Gildemander\|y\|v=P4}} × 1

Story Mode

175.204.23.137 — Wed, 20 May 2026 11:14:03 GMT

First day

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	Additionally, in ''Pikmin 3'', the player can go back to any previous day, and going back to day 1 effectively resets the story: some otherwise permanent information, like all charted locations of an area on the [[radar]], and the code used for the [[Secret File]]s, are reset when the player goes to day 1, finishes it, and saves the game.		Additionally, in ''Pikmin 3'', the player can go back to any previous day, and going back to day 1 effectively resets the story: some otherwise permanent information, like all charted locations of an area on the [[radar]], and the code used for the [[Secret File]]s, are reset when the player goes to day 1, finishes it, and saves the game.

	Many of these same changes apply during the segment with [[Brittany]] after she falls into a cave in the [[Distant Tundra]] and discovers the [[Yellow Pikmin]]. Once she leaves this cave, the day counter will begin like normal. The tutorial with Captain Olimar in ''Pikmin 4'' also applies many of these changes, although it does not represent his first day on the planet. Pikmin can die during the fight with the [[Porquillion]] here, but a Pikmin extinction will not end the day because Olimar and [[Moss]] have unlimited health and can keep fighting by themselves. The tutorial only ends once the Porquillion is dead and has dropped the [[Interstellar Radio]]. All of these traits are replicated when reaching [[Hero's Hideaway]] for the first time in [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]], with an additional encounter with a [[~~Glidemander~~]]. Once defeated, the day counter will appear (now nearly halfway complete).		Many of these same changes apply during the segment with [[Brittany]] after she falls into a cave in the [[Distant Tundra]] and discovers the [[Yellow Pikmin]]. Once she leaves this cave, the day counter will begin like normal. The tutorial with Captain Olimar in ''Pikmin 4'' also applies many of these changes, although it does not represent his first day on the planet. Pikmin can die during the fight with the [[Porquillion]] here, but a Pikmin extinction will not end the day because Olimar and [[Moss]] have unlimited health and can keep fighting by themselves. The tutorial only ends once the Porquillion is dead and has dropped the [[Interstellar Radio]]. All of these traits are replicated when reaching [[Hero's Hideaway]] for the first time in [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]], with an additional encounter with a [[Gildemander]]. Once defeated, the day counter will appear (now nearly halfway complete).

	As of [[Update#Version_1.1.0_3\|Version 1.1.0]], ''Pikmin 4'' became the first game to allow the player to skip the first day when starting a new save file. If selected, the game will skip straight to the [[Rookie_Rescue_Officer#Customization\|Avatar customization screen]] and then the [[Rescue Command Post]] on Day 2 from there.		As of [[Update#Version_1.1.0_3\|Version 1.1.0]], ''Pikmin 4'' became the first game to allow the player to skip the first day when starting a new save file. If selected, the game will skip straight to the [[Rookie_Rescue_Officer#Customization\|Avatar customization screen]] and then the [[Rescue Command Post]] on Day 2 from there.

Gildemander

175.204.23.137 — Wed, 20 May 2026 11:11:49 GMT

Trivia

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User:Zyllycat/Sandbox

Zyllycat — Wed, 20 May 2026 06:08:08 GMT

Upgrades: fixed upgrade counts

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	===Upgrades===		===Upgrades===
	These increase the maximum amount of a particular type of item that can be stored. They can either be bought with [[coin]]s or real-world money, but after a certain point only real-world money can be used and the ~~prices~~ goes up.		These increase the maximum amount of a particular type of item that can be stored. They can either be bought with [[coin]]s or real-world money, but after a certain point for some types only real-world money can be used and the price goes up.
	{\|class="wikitable scrollable"		{\|class="wikitable scrollable"
	!width=170px\|Upgrade		!width=170px\|Upgrade
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	\|Increases the maximum number of [[Pikmin family\|Pikmin]] the player can have by 50. (If the player has more than ???? Pikmin storage, upgrades will instead increase the maximum number of Pikmin the player can have only by 10.)		\|Increases the maximum number of [[Pikmin family\|Pikmin]] the player can have by 50. (If the player has more than ???? Pikmin storage, upgrades will instead increase the maximum number of Pikmin the player can have only by 10.)
	\|300		\|300
	\|2,000 (32 upgrades)		\|2,000 (34 upgrades)
	\|4,500 (?? upgrades)		\|4,500 (?? upgrades)
	\|-		\|-
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	\|Increases the maximum number of [[nectar]] the player can carry by 50 per type.		\|Increases the maximum number of [[nectar]] the player can carry by 50 per type.
	\|200		\|200
	\|colspan="2"\|1,200 (?? upgrades)		\|colspan="2"\|1,200 (20 upgrades)
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{icon\|Petal Storage upgrade\|l=}} Flower Petal Storage		\|{{icon\|Petal Storage upgrade\|l=}} Flower Petal Storage
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	\|{{icon\|Postcard Storage upgrade\|l=}} Postcard Storage<br>(after 2,000)		\|{{icon\|Postcard Storage upgrade\|l=}} Postcard Storage<br>(after 2,000)
	\|}		\|}
	~~As a result, the value of coins versus real money is vastly different for each upgrade type.~~

	The postcard storage upgrade was added to this section on {{date\|23\|June\|2022}}.		The postcard storage upgrade was added to this section on {{date\|23\|June\|2022}}.

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	On {{date\|16\|February\|2023}}, the upgrades costing coins for Pikmin, nectar, and flower petals changed amounts and prices. Before this date, a Pikmin storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 20, a nectar storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 25, and a flower petal storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 25.		On {{date\|16\|February\|2023}}, the upgrades costing coins for Pikmin, nectar, and flower petals changed amounts and prices. Before this date, a Pikmin storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 20, a nectar storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 25, and a flower petal storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 25.

	On {{date\|29\|January\|2024}}, the maximum capacity for Pikmin storage increased from 2,000 to 3,000. Any upgrades past ~~2000~~ can only be purchased with real-world money.		On {{date\|29\|January\|2024}}, the maximum capacity for Pikmin storage increased from 2,000 to 3,000. Any upgrades past 2,000 can only be purchased with real-world money.

	On {{date\|1\|July\|2024}}, the maximum capacity for postcard storage increased from 2,000 to 3,000. Any upgrades past 2,000 can only be purchased with real-world money.		On {{date\|1\|July\|2024}}, the maximum capacity for postcard storage increased from 2,000 to 3,000. Any upgrades past 2,000 can only be purchased with real-world money.

Shop/Formerly available limited time offers

Zyllycat — Wed, 20 May 2026 05:00:27 GMT

Updated descriptions of Special Community Day Mission Tickets for consistency.

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User:Zyllycat/Sandbox

Zyllycat — Wed, 20 May 2026 02:19:25 GMT

Upgrades: new rework, with new maximums

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	===Upgrades===		===Upgrades===
	These increase the maximum amount of a particular type of item that can be stored.		These increase the maximum amount of a particular type of item that can be stored. They can either be bought with [[coin]]s or real-world money, but after a certain point only real-world money can be used and the prices goes up.
	{\|class="wikitable scrollable"		{\|class="wikitable scrollable"
	!width=170px\|Upgrade		!width=170px\|Upgrade
	!Effect		!Effect
	!Initial limit{{cite web\|https://niantic.helpshift.com/a/pikmin-bloom/?s{{=}}shop&f{{=}}pikmin-limit-and-item-bag-upgrade\|Pikmin Limit and Item Bag Upgrade\|Pikmin Bloom Support}}		!Initial limit{{cite web\|https://niantic.helpshift.com/a/pikmin-bloom/?s{{=}}shop&f{{=}}pikmin-limit-and-item-bag-upgrade\|Pikmin Limit and Item Bag Upgrade\|Pikmin Bloom Support}}
	!Maximum limit		!Maximum limit (using coins)
	!~~width=110px\|Price~~		!Maximum limit (overall)
	~~!Notes~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{icon\|Seedling Storage upgrade\|l=}} Seedling Storage		\|{{icon\|Seedling Storage upgrade\|l=}} Seedling Storage
	\|Increases the maximum number of [[seedling]]s the player can carry by 5.		\|Increases the maximum number of [[seedling]]s the player can carry by 5.
	\|30		\|30
			\|100 (14 upgrades)
	\|200 (34 upgrades)		\|200 (34 upgrades)
	~~\|{{icon\|Coin}} 180 Coins~~
	~~\|After reaching 100 seedling storage, upgrades can only be purchased with real-world money.~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{icon\|Pikmin Storage upgrade\|l=}} Pikmin Storage		\|{{icon\|Pikmin Storage upgrade\|l=}} Pikmin Storage
	\|Increases the maximum number of [[Pikmin family\|Pikmin]] the player can have by 50. (If the player has more than ~~3960~~ Pikmin storage, upgrades will instead increase the maximum number of Pikmin the player can have only by 10.)		\|Increases the maximum number of [[Pikmin family\|Pikmin]] the player can have by 50. (If the player has more than ???? Pikmin storage, upgrades will instead increase the maximum number of Pikmin the player can have only by 10.)
	\|300		\|300
	\|~~4000~~ (77 upgrades)		\|2,000 (32 upgrades)
	\|~~{{icon\|Coin}} 440 Coins~~		\|4,500 (?? upgrades)
	~~\|After reaching 2000 Pikmin storage~~, upgrades ~~can only be purchased with real-world money.~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{icon\|Nectar Storage upgrade\|l=}} Nectar Storage		\|{{icon\|Nectar Storage upgrade\|l=}} Nectar Storage
	\|Increases the maximum number of [[nectar]] the player can carry by 50 per type.		\|Increases the maximum number of [[nectar]] the player can carry by 50 per type.
	\|200		\|200
	\|~~1000~~ (16 upgrades)		\|colspan="2"\|1,200 (?? upgrades)
	~~\|{{icon\|Coin}} 350 Coins~~
	\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{icon\|Petal Storage upgrade\|l=}} Flower Petal Storage		\|{{icon\|Petal Storage upgrade\|l=}} Flower Petal Storage
	\|Increases the maximum number of [[petal]]s the player can carry by 50 per type.		\|Increases the maximum number of [[petal]]s the player can carry by 50 per type.
	\|300		\|300
	\|~~1200~~ (18 upgrades)		\|colspan="2"\|1,200 (18 upgrades)
	~~\|{{icon\|Coin}} 350 Coins~~
	\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{icon\|Postcard Storage upgrade\|l=}} Postcard Storage		\|{{icon\|Postcard Storage upgrade\|l=}} Postcard Storage
	\|Increases the maximum number of [[postcard]]s the player can store by 50.		\|Increases the maximum number of [[postcard]]s the player can store by 50.
	\|400		\|400
	\|~~4000~~ (72 upgrades)		\|2,000 (32 upgrades)
	\|~~{{icon\|Coin}} 180 Coins~~		\|4,500 (?? upgrades)
	~~\|After reaching 2000 postcard storage~~, upgrades ~~can only be purchased with real-world money.~~
	\|}		\|}
	~~Upgrades can also be bought with real-world money, with the price being the same for all upgrades.~~
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	!rowspan="2" width=170px\|Upgrade		!rowspan="2" width=170px\|Upgrade
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	\|rowspan="3"\|NZ$4.99		\|rowspan="3"\|NZ$4.99
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{icon\|Pikmin Storage upgrade\|l=}} Pikmin Storage<br>(after ~~2000~~)		\|{{icon\|Pikmin Storage upgrade\|l=}} Pikmin Storage<br>(after 2,000)
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{icon\|Postcard Storage upgrade\|l=}} Postcard Storage<br>(after ~~2000~~)		\|{{icon\|Postcard Storage upgrade\|l=}} Postcard Storage<br>(after 2,000)
	\|}		\|}
	As a result, the value of coins versus real money is vastly different for each upgrade type.		As a result, the value of coins versus real money is vastly different for each upgrade type.
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	The postcard storage upgrade was added to this section on {{date\|23\|June\|2022}}.		The postcard storage upgrade was added to this section on {{date\|23\|June\|2022}}.

	Initial flower petal storage capacity increased from 200 to 300 on {{date\|11\|July\|2022}}, and maximum flower petal storage capacity increased from ~~1000~~ to ~~1200~~ on {{date\|19\|July\|2022}}.		Initial flower petal storage capacity increased from 200 to 300 on {{date\|11\|July\|2022}}, and maximum flower petal storage capacity increased from 1,000 to 1,200 on {{date\|19\|July\|2022}}.

	On {{date\|14\|September\|2022}}, the 5 upgrades costing real-world money were removed and the 5 upgrades costing coins were added. On {{date\|7\|December\|2022}}, the upgrades costing real-world money were re-added back to the game as an alternative to the upgrades costing coins.		On {{date\|14\|September\|2022}}, the 5 upgrades costing real-world money were removed and the 5 upgrades costing coins were added. On {{date\|7\|December\|2022}}, the upgrades costing real-world money were re-added back to the game as an alternative to the upgrades costing coins.
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	On {{date\|16\|February\|2023}}, the upgrades costing coins for Pikmin, nectar, and flower petals changed amounts and prices. Before this date, a Pikmin storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 20, a nectar storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 25, and a flower petal storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 25.		On {{date\|16\|February\|2023}}, the upgrades costing coins for Pikmin, nectar, and flower petals changed amounts and prices. Before this date, a Pikmin storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 20, a nectar storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 25, and a flower petal storage upgrade cost 180 coins and increased the limit by 25.

	On {{date\|29\|January\|2024}}, the maximum capacity for Pikmin storage increased from ~~2000~~ to ~~3000~~. Any upgrades past 2000 can only be purchased with real-world money.		On {{date\|29\|January\|2024}}, the maximum capacity for Pikmin storage increased from 2,000 to 3,000. Any upgrades past 2000 can only be purchased with real-world money.

	On {{date\|1\|July\|2024}}, the maximum capacity for postcard storage increased from ~~2000~~ to ~~3000~~. Any upgrades past ~~2000~~ can only be purchased with real-world money.		On {{date\|1\|July\|2024}}, the maximum capacity for postcard storage increased from 2,000 to 3,000. Any upgrades past 2,000 can only be purchased with real-world money.

	On {{date\|30\|April\|2025}}, the maximum capacity for Pikmin storage increased from ~~3000~~ to ~~3200~~. Any upgrades past ~~3150~~ can only be purchased in sets of 10 Pikmin.		On {{date\|30\|April\|2025}}, the maximum capacity for Pikmin storage increased from 3,000 to 3,200. Any upgrades past 3,150 can only be purchased in sets of 10 Pikmin.

	On {{date\|23\|October\|2025}}, the maximum capacity for Pikmin storage increased from ~~3200~~ to ~~4000~~, and the maximum capacity for postcard storage increased from ~~3000~~ to ~~4000~~. For Pikmin storage, upgrades past ~~3960~~ can only be purchased in sets of 10 Pikmin.		On {{date\|23\|October\|2025}}, the maximum capacity for Pikmin storage increased from 3,200 to 4,000, and the maximum capacity for postcard storage increased from 3,000 to 4,000. For Pikmin storage, upgrades past 3,960 can only be purchased in sets of 10 Pikmin.

	On {{date\|15\|December\|2025}}, the maximum capacity for seedling storage increased from 100 to 200. Any upgrades past 100 can only be purchased with real-world money.		On {{date\|15\|December\|2025}}, the maximum capacity for seedling storage increased from 100 to 200. Any upgrades past 100 can only be purchased with real-world money.

			On {{date\|20\|May\|2026}}, the maximum capacity for Pikmin and Postcard storages increased from 4,000 to 4,500, and the maximum capacity for Nectar storage increased from 1,000 to 1,200. At a certain point, upgrades can only be purchased in increments of 10.

	===Prices in other currencies===		===Prices in other currencies===
	====Shop====		====Shop====

Shop

Zyllycat — Wed, 20 May 2026 00:18:55 GMT

Limited time offers: Added 2026 Game Pak Event Special Mission Tickets.

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 |{{icon|Pikmin bloom journey ticket|l=}} Pikmin Bloom Journey 2026: Challenge Anywhere
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 |{{icon|Blue anniversary rose petals|y}} &times; 180
 |{{icon|Coin}} 300 coins
 |}

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Zyllycat — Wed, 20 May 2026 00:15:00 GMT

2026: Added April 2026 Special Mission Tickets and May 2026 Community Day items and fixed April 2026 Special Community Day Mission contents.

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 |{{icon|White canola flower petals|y}} &times; 80 <br>{{icon|Yellow canola flower petals|y}} &times; 80 <br>{{icon|Blue canola flower petals|y}} &times; 80 <br>{{icon|Mushroom Recharge Ticket|y}} &times; 1
 |$4.99 / CA$6.99 / £4.99 / €5,99 / ¥800 / A$7.99
 |}
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 |-
 |{{icon|Special mission ticket|l=}} [[Special Mission Ticket|Special Community Day Mission]]
-|A special mission: plant 2000 flowers to get 120 {{icon|White petunia petals|y}}, 120 {{icon|Red petunia petals|y}}, 120 {{icon|Yellow petunia petals|y}}, and 120 {{icon|Blue petunia petals|y}} each.
+|A special mission: plant 2000 flowers to get 120 {{icon|White parrot tulip petals|y}}, 120 {{icon|Red parrot tulip petals|y}}, 120 {{icon|Yellow parrot tulip petals|y}}, and 120 {{icon|Blue parrot tulip petals|y}} each.
 |$1.99 / CA$2.79 / £1.99 / €2.49 / ¥320 / A$2.99
 |From {{date|11|April}} to {{date|12|April|2026}}, for the [[Event/Community Days#April 2026 Community Day|April 2026 Community Day]].
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 |{{icon|Coin}} 999 coins
 |From {{date|1|April}} to {{date|30|April|2026}}, for the [[Event/Event Challenges#2026 Tulip Festival Event|2026 Tulip Festival Event]].
 |}

Event/Event Challenges

Zyllycat — Tue, 19 May 2026 23:55:01 GMT

2026 Game Pak Event: Added remaining Event Currency other missions.

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Leafling

92.60.201.88 — Tue, 19 May 2026 19:27:04 GMT

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	== Leafling body type ==		== Leafling body type ==
	{{stub\|section=y}}		{{stub\|section=y}}
	After the player has rescued [[Puddle]] and completed the "[[Side Mission\|Leafling Meet And Greet]]" side mission, Puddle can customize the player character's appearance to resemble a leafling.		After the player has rescued [[Puddle]] and completed the "[[Side Mission\|Leafling Meet And Greet]]" side mission, Puddle can customize the player character's appearance to resemble a leafling. There are eight different colours and eyes to choose from the selection (it is noted that you will have no visible nose option available, like the red leafling).

	{{clear}}		{{clear}}

User talk:Frikiboy05

Gulliblepikmin — Tue, 19 May 2026 19:03:18 GMT

Added a welcome message.

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== Welcome ==
Hi Frikiboy05, and welcome to '''Pikipedia'''. For recommended things to know about, the '''[[Pikipedia:Helping out|helping out]]''' page can give you ideas on how to help, the '''[[Help:Quick start guide|quick start guide]]''' covers the basics of editing articles, and the '''[https://discord.gg/zbRN59XFHb Discord server]''' is for chatting with other editors in a freer environment. Thanks for joining, and we hope you have a good time here. -[[User:Gulliblepikmin|Gulliblepikmin]] 19:03, May 19, 2026 (UTC)

Pikmin (game)

Gulliblepikmin — Tue, 19 May 2026 18:57:01 GMT

Undo revision 350579 by Frikiboy05 (talk) This seems really unnecessary and takes up way more space for not much more info on the reader's end.

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 The explorable area of the planet is split into five different [[area]]s. After 1, 5, 12 and 29 ship parts are recovered, the [[S.S. Dolphin]] receives an upgrade, which allows it to fly to an additional area. The following list of areas is ordered from the first one unlocked to the last.
-{| class="wikitable" style="width:60%; margin:auto; text-align:center;"
+*'''[[The Impact Site]]''': a small and peaceful area where Captain Olimar first lands.
-! Areas in Pikmin
+*'''[[The Forest of Hope]]''': a temperate forest-like area.
-|-
+*'''[[The Forest Navel]]''': an underground area, with a beach and some rimstone dams.
-| '''[[The Impact Site]]'''
+*'''[[The Distant Spring]]''': a large wetland-like area.
-|-
+*'''[[The Final Trial]]''': a linear challenge-like level where the player's knowledge is put to the test.
 ===Ship parts===

Pikmin (game)

Frikiboy05 — Tue, 19 May 2026 18:35:16 GMT

Areas

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 The explorable area of the planet is split into five different [[area]]s. After 1, 5, 12 and 29 ship parts are recovered, the [[S.S. Dolphin]] receives an upgrade, which allows it to fly to an additional area. The following list of areas is ordered from the first one unlocked to the last.
-*'''[[The Impact Site]]''': a small and peaceful area where Captain Olimar first lands.
+{| class="wikitable" style="width:60%; margin:auto; text-align:center;"
-*'''[[The Forest of Hope]]''': a temperate forest-like area.
+! Areas in Pikmin
-*'''[[The Forest Navel]]''': an underground area, with a beach and some rimstone dams.
+|-
-*'''[[The Distant Spring]]''': a large wetland-like area.
+| '''[[The Impact Site]]'''
-*'''[[The Final Trial]]''': a linear challenge-like level where the player's knowledge is put to the test.
+|-
 ===Ship parts===

User:Frikiboy05

Frikiboy05 — Tue, 19 May 2026 18:15:37 GMT

User account Frikiboy05 was created

File:Metal 1.mp3

Gulliblepikmin — Tue, 19 May 2026 17:23:35 GMT

Gulliblepikmin deleted page File:Metal 1.mp3 Copyright violation: Copyright concerns relating to hosting full-length Pikmin game music tracks on Pikipedia.

Snagret Hole

Gulliblepikmin — Tue, 19 May 2026 17:20:30 GMT

Undo revision 350560 by Pickboy (talk) I'm pretty sure full music tracks shouldn't be hosted on the wiki due to copyright concerns. I also just don't see the point of having music files on articles like these, especially given listed music already links to the Music in Pikmin 2 article as-is.

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	* '''Theme''': Metal		* '''Theme''': Metal
	* '''Music''': ''[[Music in Pikmin 2#Metal 1\|Metal 1]]''		* '''Music''': ''[[Music in Pikmin 2#Metal 1\|Metal 1]]''
	~~[[File:Metal 1.mp3]]~~
	* '''Treasures''':		* '''Treasures''':
	** {{icon\|Crystallized Telepathy\|y}}		** {{icon\|Crystallized Telepathy\|y}}

White Flower Garden

Gulliblepikmin — Tue, 19 May 2026 17:18:56 GMT

Undone recent edits by Pickboy as I'm pretty sure full music tracks shouldn't be hosted on the wiki due to copyright concerns. I also just don't see the point of having music files on articles like these.

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	* '''Theme''': Metal		* '''Theme''': Metal
	* '''Music''': ''[[Music in Pikmin 2#Metal 1\|Metal 1]]''		* '''Music''': ''[[Music in Pikmin 2#Metal 1\|Metal 1]]''
	~~[[File:Metal 1.mp3]]~~
	* '''Treasures''':		* '''Treasures''':
	** {{icon\|Alien Billboard\|y}} (US/Japan) / {{icon\|Nutrient Silo\|y}} (Europe)		** {{icon\|Alien Billboard\|y}} (US/Japan) / {{icon\|Nutrient Silo\|y}} (Europe)

User:Er!c

Er!c — Tue, 19 May 2026 08:26:53 GMT

User account Er!c was created

Pikmin 2 prerelease information

Waffles — Tue, 19 May 2026 01:46:47 GMT

January 2004 Japanese Demo Disk

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	* From {{date\|1\|June}} to {{date\|30\|June\|2024}}, during the [[Event/Event Challenges#2024 Cheese Event\|2024 Cheese Event]], these Decor Pikmin were available for the first time. They could be obtained from [[Seedling\|Huge and Gold Seedlings]], which could be earned by clearing [[Event Challenge]] missions, from a set of limited time missions to collect {{icon\|Milk Bottle\|l=}} [[Milk Bottle]]s, from [[Friend#Inviting friends\|inviting friends]], and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.		* From {{date\|1\|June}} to {{date\|30\|June\|2024}}, during the [[Event/Event Challenges#2024 Cheese Event\|2024 Cheese Event]], these Decor Pikmin were available for the first time. They could be obtained from [[Seedling\|Huge and Gold Seedlings]], which could be earned by clearing [[Event Challenge]] missions, from a set of limited time missions to collect {{icon\|Milk Bottle\|l=}} [[Milk Bottle]]s, from [[Friend#Inviting friends\|inviting friends]], and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.

	* From {{date\|20\|September}} to {{date\|21\|~~Septemberr~~\|2024}}, during the [[Event/Other events#Pikmin Bloom Journey 2025: Sendai\|''Pikmin Bloom'' Journey 2025: Sendai Event]], the White Pikmin with this decor was available. It could be obtained from a [[Gold Seedling]], which could be earned from a [[Special Spot]]. Only one total Gold Seedling could be earned, as the Special Spot was limited to one reward for the entire event period.		* From {{date\|20\|September}} to {{date\|21\|September\|2024}}, during the [[Event/Other events#Pikmin Bloom Journey 2025: Sendai\|''Pikmin Bloom'' Journey 2025: Sendai Event]], the White Pikmin with this decor was available. It could be obtained from a [[Gold Seedling]], which could be earned from a [[Special Spot]]. Only one total Gold Seedling could be earned, as the Special Spot was limited to one reward for the entire event period.

	* Since {{date\|11\|November\|2025}}, a Red Pikmin with this decor is permanently available. It can be obtained from a [[Gold Seedling]], which can only be obtained by connecting the player's ''Pikmin Bloom'' account to a Nintendo Account, finding the Decor Pikmin in {{p4}}, and allowing Decor Pikmin data to be sent from ''Pikmin 4'' to ''Pikmin Bloom''.		* Since {{date\|11\|November\|2025}}, a Red Pikmin with this decor is permanently available. It can be obtained from a [[Gold Seedling]], which can only be obtained by connecting the player's ''Pikmin Bloom'' account to a Nintendo Account, finding the Decor Pikmin in {{p4}}, and allowing Decor Pikmin data to be sent from ''Pikmin 4'' to ''Pikmin Bloom''.
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	* From {{date\|1\|April}} to {{date\|30\|April\|2025}}, during the [[Event/Event Challenges#2025 Afternoon Tea Event\|2025 Afternoon Tea Event]], these Decor Pikmin were available for the first time. They could be obtained from [[Seedling\|Huge and Gold Seedlings]], which could be earned by clearing [[Event Challenge]] missions, from [[Friend#Inviting friends\|inviting friends]], and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.		* From {{date\|1\|April}} to {{date\|30\|April\|2025}}, during the [[Event/Event Challenges#2025 Afternoon Tea Event\|2025 Afternoon Tea Event]], these Decor Pikmin were available for the first time. They could be obtained from [[Seedling\|Huge and Gold Seedlings]], which could be earned by clearing [[Event Challenge]] missions, from [[Friend#Inviting friends\|inviting friends]], and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.

	* From {{date\|20\|September}} to {{date\|21\|~~Septemberr~~\|2025}}, during the [[Event/Other events#Pikmin Bloom Journey 2025: Sendai\|''Pikmin Bloom'' Journey 2025: Sendai Event]], all types of these Decor Pikmin were available. They could be obtained from [[Gold Seedling]]s, which could be earned from a [[Special Spot]]. Only one total Gold Seedling could be obtained, as the Special Spot was limited to one reward for the entire event period.		* From {{date\|20\|September}} to {{date\|21\|September\|2025}}, during the [[Event/Other events#Pikmin Bloom Journey 2025: Sendai\|''Pikmin Bloom'' Journey 2025: Sendai Event]], all types of these Decor Pikmin were available. They could be obtained from [[Gold Seedling]]s, which could be earned from a [[Special Spot]]. Only one total Gold Seedling could be obtained, as the Special Spot was limited to one reward for the entire event period.

	* From {{date\|3\|March}} to {{date\|31\|March\|2026}}, during the [[Event/Decor Pikmin events#March 2026 Featured Decor Pikmin Return Event\|March 2026 Featured Decor Pikmin Return Event]], all types of these Decor Pikmin were available. They could be obtained from [[Gold Seedling]]s, which could be earned from a set of limited time missions to collect {{icon\|Color Pigment\|l=}} [[Color Pigment]] and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.		* From {{date\|3\|March}} to {{date\|31\|March\|2026}}, during the [[Event/Decor Pikmin events#March 2026 Featured Decor Pikmin Return Event\|March 2026 Featured Decor Pikmin Return Event]], all types of these Decor Pikmin were available. They could be obtained from [[Gold Seedling]]s, which could be earned from a set of limited time missions to collect {{icon\|Color Pigment\|l=}} [[Color Pigment]] and from [[Special Mission Ticket]]s.

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	Terrarium Collection 2 box.jpg\|Front view of the box.		Terrarium Collection 2 box.jpg\|Front view of the box.
	Terrarium Collection 2 figure 1.jpg\|Figure 1		Terrarium Collection 2 figure 1.jpg\|Figure 1
	Terrarium Collection 2 figure 1.jpg\|Figure 2		Terrarium Collection 2 figure 2.jpg\|Figure 2
	Terrarium Collection 2 figure 1.jpg\|Figure 3		Terrarium Collection 2 figure 3.jpg\|Figure 3
	Terrarium Collection 2 figure 1.jpg\|Figure 4		Terrarium Collection 2 figure 4.jpg\|Figure 4
	Terrarium Collection 2 figure 1.jpg\|Figure 5		Terrarium Collection 2 figure 5.jpg\|Figure 5
	Terrarium Collection 2 figure 1.jpg\|Figure 6		Terrarium Collection 2 figure 6.jpg\|Figure 6
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	** {{icon\|Gold Nugget\|y\|v=P4}} × 10		** {{icon\|Gold Nugget\|y\|v=P4}} × 10
	** {{icon\|Go-with-the-Flow Totem\|y\|v=P4}} × 1		** {{icon\|Go-with-the-Flow Totem\|y\|v=P4}} × 1
	** {{icon\|Thrill-Ride Track\|y\|v=P4}} × 1 (inside ~~Glidemander~~)		** {{icon\|Thrill-Ride Track\|y\|v=P4}} × 1 (inside Gildemander)
	* '''Enemies''':		* '''Enemies''':
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	* [[Boulder]]s fall without warning, and look unfinished, as they do not rotate as they hit the ground, and lack particle effects.		* [[Boulder]]s fall without warning, and look unfinished, as they do not rotate as they hit the ground, and lack particle effects.
	* The [[Rubber Ugly]] has a slightly different look and is just slightly buried in the ground.		* The [[Rubber Ugly]] has a slightly different look and is just slightly buried in the ground.
	* A [[Lapis Lazuli Candypop Bud]] instantly changes to a [[Golden Candypop Bud]] and ~~back again~~. This is probably an early [[Queen Candypop Bud]].		* A [[Lapis Lazuli Candypop Bud]] instantly changes to a [[Golden Candypop Bud]], and then to a [[Purple Pikmin#Trivia\|dark green]] color. This is probably an early [[Queen Candypop Bud]].
	The following partial discrepancies can also be noted:		The following partial discrepancies can also be noted:
	* The landing spot below the Research Pod is a green circle, and the Research Pod itself is a very simple plain dark red. These could be lighting problems, however.		* The landing spot below the Research Pod is a green circle, and the Research Pod itself is a very simple plain dark red. These could be lighting problems, however.
	* The location, shape, and size of the red "956*90" box indicates that it's probably a ~~very early version of the~~ [[bag]].		* The location, shape, and size of the red "956*90" box indicates that it's probably a [[bag]] obstacle, with its design still in an unfinished state.{{cite web \|https://web.archive.org/web/20160325082550/http://zelda.com/universe/game/twilightprincess/inside08.jsp\|Atsushi Miyagi interview\|zelda.com:<br>''"In Pikmin 2, for instance, everyone agreed that we wanted something to be crushed when the player tossed a lot of Pikmin on top of it, and we initially fixated on it being a piece of wood. We weren’t satisfied with that, but we knew that we couldn’t dwell on it. What happened was that by the time we got back around to resolving the crushable-object question, we had wood scattered elsewhere on the gameplay landscape. We changed the object to a paper bag, and that’s how those ended up in the final game."''\|rname=miyagi}}
	* The placement of the gate that is placed similarly to the second white gate located in [[The Forest of Hope]] is indicative of normal land instead of a water pit (with a bridge) in the Awakening Wood.		* The placement of the gate that is placed similarly to the second white gate located in [[The Forest of Hope]] is indicative of normal land instead of a water pit (with a bridge) in the Awakening Wood.
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	* The Rubber Ugly can be seen on top of a stump in 2-player Challenge Mode, and while it looks to have its finalized model instead of the earlier model seen in [[:File:Rubber Ugly E3 2003.png\|this early screenshot]], it appears to still use the older eye texture from the early model.		* The Rubber Ugly can be seen on top of a stump in 2-player Challenge Mode, and while it looks to have its finalized model instead of the earlier model seen in [[:File:Rubber Ugly E3 2003.png\|this early screenshot]], it appears to still use the older eye texture from the early model.
	* An [[electrical wire]] can be seen in a soil cavern in 2-player Challenge Mode, but the electric wire appears to have spawned in ''the center'' of a turning corridor, instead of ''on an exit''. It is impossible for electric wires to spawn in this way.		* An [[electrical wire]] can be seen in a soil cavern in 2-player Challenge Mode, but the electric wire appears to have spawned in ''the center'' of a turning corridor, instead of ''on an exit''. It is impossible for electric wires to spawn in this way.
			* A synthesized bird sound <code>[https://youtu.be/HamFzcT5hC0?t=122 PSSE_MP_BIRD01_MIX01]</code> can be heard within the ambience of the Awakening Wood. The final game would use real recordings of birdsong for daytime.
	* The music for the Awakening Wood is slightly different compared to the final version. Some horns are higher pitched, and some notes last for longer. Interestingly, this version of the music was used for a [[Pikmin 1+2]] physical release trailer.{{cite web\|https://twitter.com/NintendoEurope/status/1705152458845049081\|Tweet by NintendoEurope\|Twitter}}		* The music for the Awakening Wood is slightly different compared to the final version. Some horns are higher pitched, and some notes last for longer. Interestingly, this version of the music was used for a [[Pikmin 1+2]] physical release trailer.{{cite web\|https://twitter.com/NintendoEurope/status/1705152458845049081\|Tweet by NintendoEurope\|Twitter}}

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	* Olimar and Louie land together.		* Olimar and Louie land together.
	* All of the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 2)\|Piklopedia]] versions of the areas are seen used.		* All of the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 2)\|Piklopedia]] versions of the areas are seen used.
	* ~~Another early bag~~ can be seen. This ~~version of~~ the bag ~~appears to be a wide seesaw block~~.		* An obstacle resembling a wide seesaw block can be seen blocking the path in the Valley of Repose. This is most likely another placeholder or early design for the bag.{{cite web\|rname=miyagi}}
	** A flattened and lowered version of this ~~wide seesaw block~~ can be seen in the final game's Piklopedia version of the Valley of Repose, as part of the level model and exactly in the same spot.		** A flattened and lowered version of this obstacle can be seen in the final game's Piklopedia version of the Valley of Repose, as part of the level model and exactly in the same spot.
	* Red Pikmin are found in the real landing site of the [[Valley of Repose]].		* Red Pikmin are found in the real landing site of the [[Valley of Repose]].
	* A [[Withering Blowhog]] and a [[Ranging Bloyster]] can be seen in the Perplexing Pool. The multiple [[Hermit Crawmad]]s at the back of the area are additionally not present, as they would be in the spot of the Ranging Bloyster.		* A [[Withering Blowhog]] and a [[Ranging Bloyster]] can be seen in the Perplexing Pool. The multiple [[Hermit Crawmad]]s at the back of the area are additionally not present, as they would be in the spot of the Ranging Bloyster.
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	* Olimar and Louie land together, and this along with the location of the Red Pikmin and the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 2)\|used level model]] (which doesn't have Louie's crash site) indicates a much different tutorial, presumably one where the ship doesn't crash into a tree, although it is not shown.		* Olimar and Louie land together, and this along with the location of the Red Pikmin and the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 2)\|used level model]] (which doesn't have Louie's crash site) indicates a much different tutorial, presumably one where the ship doesn't crash into a tree, although it is not shown.
	* The usage of the Piklopedia version of the Valley of Repose also indicates a different location for the [[Courage Reactor]], as it would have to be in Louie's crash site, which doesn't exist in this version of the map.		* The usage of the Piklopedia version of the Valley of Repose also indicates a different location for the [[Courage Reactor]], as it would have to be in Louie's crash site, which doesn't exist in this version of the map.
	* The long seesaw block's presence and appearance in the Valley of Repose indicates that there might be another linking seesaw block on the map. It might also be that there is no other linking seesaw block on the map, which is probably the reason why it was changed into a bag; to avoid confusing the player.

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