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The wiki about the Pikmin series that anyone can edit! This wiki currently has 1,880 articles and is still growing! Do not be afraid to hop in and edit! But please read our Policies page first!
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Zest Bomb
The Zest Bomb is a fruit in Pikmin 3 and a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is a lime, and it produces 1.5 bottles of juice in Pikmin 3 and is worth 60 Sparklium in Pikmin 4. In Pikmin 3's Story Mode, it can be found in the Tropical Wilds, the Garden of Hope, and the Distant Tundra. In Pikmin 4, it can be found in the Serene Shores, the Frozen Inferno, and the Cavern for a King.
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| What is your favorite Awakening Wood cave? |
| Winner: Bulblax Kingdom (48% votes out of 4 options) |
- ...that Dweevils can pick up Scrummy Bones?
- ...that it is possible to jump over some small ledges in Pikmin 3 Deluxe by charging while running towards them?
- ...that Lesser Spotted Jellyfloats quietly sing a unique song in Pikmin 2?
- ...that the flame of the Olfactory Sculpture is an actual fire hazard?
- ...that the background images of the area selection menus in Pikmin and Pikmin 2 come from real photographs of Hokkaido, Japan?
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