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 Above ground, terrain varies between ''Pikmin'' games. It has no real impact on the gameplay, but it does change the atmosphere and the different types of [[Enemy|enemies]] that may be encountered.
-===''Pikmin 2''===
+===''Pikmin''===
-In ''Pikmin 2'', the player will find a vast array of different types of terrain.
+Most areas in ''Pikmin'' have natural surfaces such as sand, soil and wood.
+[[File:Grassterrain.png|frame|Typical grass terrain.]]
 *Natural
-**'''Snow''': In some caverns, one may find the area to be covered in a blanket of snow. This terrain can be found in the [[Valley of Repose]] and its respective caverns.
+**'''Grass''': Found in most areas.
-**'''Grass''': A common terrain, mostly found in above ground areas, with the [[Awakening Wood]] being a common example. Grass-like terrain can be found in the [[Perplexing Pool]]; however, considering the area's aquatic nature, it's possible that it's actually moss.
+**'''Soil''': This is what the leader and his Pikmin will be walking on for a majority of the time. Soil is found in every area in the game.
-**'''Wood''': As in the first game, tree stumps can be found, most notably in the [[Perplexing Pool]].
+**'''Sand''': Usually, when there is [[Hazards#Water|water]], there is sand, especially in [[The Distant Spring]]. In it, about half the amount of land is submerged in water, and that amount of land is sand. It can also be found in the small pond area in [[The Impact Site]] and the large lake in [[The Forest Navel]].
-**'''Sand''': The [[Perplexing Pool]] has sand surrounding its lakes.
+**'''Stone''' The rimstone lake section of [[The Forest Navel]] is mostly made of stone. Some sections of [[The Impact Site]] include stone. Most of the general area surrounding [[The Distant Spring]] is made out of mossy cut stone.
+**'''Wood''': Various tree stumps can be found in the game &ndash; in The Impact Site, [[The Forest of Hope]] and The Distant Spring. Bridges are made out of wood and can be walked on.
 *Man-made
-**'''Concrete''': Can be found in a few areas; most of the [[Valley of Repose]] is formed from concrete. This is due to it being a crosswalk of sorts.
+**'''Cardboard''': The [[cardboard box]]es in The Impact Site, The Forest of Hope and The Final Trial can be walked on by using a nearby rock as a platform.
-**'''Tile''': This style consists of simple turquoise-colored tile filled floors and walls, which have sand filled in between each tile. Areas with this style usually have water, which is typically found in small descents of ground. The tiles may be interrupted by sand or a metallic floor.
+**'''Rusted metal''': In [[The Final Trial]], large slabs of rusted metal are used to cross the body of water separating the landing site from the area where the player battles against the [[Emperor Bulblax]], which actually takes place in a large metal "plate" like arena.
-**'''Stone formations''': Inside the [[Perplexing Pool]], there are odd stones formations that are mysteriously shaped, some of which are walk-able. These odd formations range from simple pathways to maze-like structures.
-**'''Seesaw blocks''': In several areas, there are sets of [[seesaw block]]s. They can be used to lift Pikmin and the [[leader]]s to higher areas, and several sets of these scales must be navigated to obtain treasure.
-**'''Rusted metal''': The landing area of the [[Wistful Wild]] is actually an old road sign.
 ===''Pikmin 3''===