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Welcome to Pikipedia, the Pikmin encyclopedia that anyone can edit, with 1,880 articles in English. Warning: This wiki contains spoilers. Read at your own risk. Navigation Games Pikmin Collectibles Areas Enemies Characters Game modes • Controls • Game mechanics • Plants • Obstacles • Tools • Music • Merchandise • Challenge runs • Technicalities • Glitches • And more... Community Twitter • YouTube Discord • Subreddit • Others Pikmin Fanon • Pikmin Technical Knowledge Base Featured article Zest Bomb The Zest Bomb in Pikmin 3. 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. (Read more...) All featured articles...

News May 20th, 2024 Wiki Pikipedia has a new Discord server! April 17th, 2024 Wiki Introducing Pikipedia:Cavegen, a new page that generates maps of Pikmin 2 cave sublevels! The page is now linked on all sublevel sections, allowing easier visualization of how randomness affects Pikmin 2's caves. April 1st, 2024 Wiki April Fool's! This year we made a list of things not in Pikmin 4. News archive... Community poll (Not showing? [Link]) Previous poll What is your favorite Awakening Wood cave? Winner: Bulblax Kingdom (48% votes out of 4 options) Older polls... Did you know... ...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? More trivia... Random content Random excerpt: “ This specimen is representative of an insect hybrid that uses electricity in addition to glycogen for its energy. Although difficult to confirm due to their microscopic size, tiny hairs on the creature's legs cause the friction that generates the electrical charge. The electrical charge is processed by the creature's internal machina battery structure, and then stored as a deus electrifical field. As this field reaches critical levels, surplus electricity is emitted, resulting in a low voltage current that is transmitted between specimens. It can shock other creatures in the immediate vicinity. Considering this process, it can be surmised that the largest impetus to pack behavior is not so much for synergic effect of producing as a pack as it is to take advantage of this most effective means of group preservation. ” —Captain Olimar on the Anode Beetle, entry from Olimar's Notes

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