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Pure canon is all information that is undoubtedly canon; events that "really happened" in the ''Pikmin'' universe. This is mostly decided by the parties that develop the games and media related to the ''Pikmin'' franchise, meaning [[Nintendo EAD]] and [[Shigeru Miyamoto]]. | Pure canon is all information that is undoubtedly canon; events that "really happened" in the ''Pikmin'' universe. This is mostly decided by the parties that develop the games and media related to the ''Pikmin'' franchise, meaning [[Nintendo EAD]] and [[Shigeru Miyamoto]]. | ||
Currently, | Currently, the main ''Pikmin'' games – {{p1}}, {{p2}} and {{p3}} – are considered the most canon games. {{hp}} is also considered canon, even if the events taken place in it seem to be less realistic than the other games. Because the story doesn't contradict the more confirmed canon at all, ''Hey! Pikmin'' still fits in with relative ease and is not really objectionable. Anything that happens within the story mode of each main ''Pikmin'' game is canonical. Bonus content, such as the [[Cutscenes#Louie's Dark Secret|reward]] obtained by completing all [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|''Pikmin 2'' Challenge Mode]] levels with a pink flower, can vary in canon, but whenever it does not contradict with – and makes sense within the context of – the main story mode, it is considered canon. | ||
===Objectionable canon=== | ===Objectionable canon=== | ||