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P4 Grapes Treasure.jpg|Pikmin carrying purple grapes.
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P4 Ring Pop Treasure.png|A Ring Pop treasure.
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==== Other collectibles ====
Outside of treasures, the player can also collect "raw materials"; these appear as light blue pebbles. They can be found in piles around the world, and they also drop from broken walls and jars, and some enemies when they are killed. These materials are used to craft [[upgrade]]s for the [[spacesuit]] or Oatchi's collar. They can also be turned into lumps of clay, which can be used to build things like bridges and climbable walls.
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P4 Collecting Raw Materials.jpg|Pikmin carrying raw materials back to the S.S. Beagle.
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P4 Building Dirt Bridge.jpg|The same lumps of clay being used to build a clay bridge.
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Revision as of 12:43, July 3, 2023

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Treasures appear to be the main collectible item in Pikmin 4. Treasures have sparkle effects around them. When collected, a simple notification appears on-screen saying "New treasure collected!", with the icon of the corresponding treasure appearing above it. In this game, when a treasure is being carried, it rotates as the Pikmin change direction in their path. Like in Hey! Pikmin, treasures in this game are filled with Sparklium, which is used to power the S.S. Shepherd.

The treasures that can be found in the demo include:

Other treasures seen in prerelease footage include:

  • A toy boat.
  • A castanet.
  • A kendama.
  • A beach ball.
  • A fidget spinner.
  • A craft resembling a flatfish.
  • A tako sausage.
  • A persimmon.
  • Tomatoes.
  • Purple grapes.
  • A mechanism for a music box.
  • Macaroons.
  • An apple.
  • A lime.
  • A horned object that resembles a screw.
  • A calculator.
  • A kitchen sponge.
  • A Ring Pop.
  • Weights of different sizes.
  • 2 watches.
  • A banana. Unlike the Slapstick Crescent, this one has a sticker on it.
  • A peach.
  • A wedding ring in a ring box. Only the ring sparkles, which may mean that the box itself is not part of the treasure.
  • A starfruit.
  • A jar of jam.
  • A waffle.
  • An éclair.
  • A kabuki mask.
  • An industrial remote of some kind.
  • A pair of 3D glasses.
  • A watermelon.
  • Nigiri sushi.
  • Dice of several different types: four-sided, six-sided, ten-sided, and twenty-sided.
  • Hanafuda cards.
  • Pikmin retrieving the Double Dragon-Eyed Scope.

    Pikmin retrieving the Double Dragon-Eyed Scope.

  • Pikmin carrying the Double Dragon-Eyed Scope.

    Pikmin carrying the Double Dragon-Eyed Scope.

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    Pikmin carrying the Orb of Destruction.

  • Pikmin and Oatchi carrying a toy boat.

    Pikmin and Oatchi carrying a toy boat.

  • The Mysterious Carriage seen in the February 2023 trailer.

    The Mysterious Carriage seen in the February 2023 trailer.

  • A castanet seen in the February 2023 trailer.

    A castanet seen in the February 2023 trailer.

  • The Mama Doll Head seen in the June 2023 trailer.

    The Mama Doll Head seen in the June 2023 trailer.

  • Several different treasures from the Japanese download card.

    Several different treasures from the Japanese download card.

  • Pikmin carrying purple grapes.

    Pikmin carrying purple grapes.

  • A Ring Pop treasure.

    A Ring Pop treasure.

See also

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