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[[Image:IMAG0075.JPG|right|thumb|The rectangle formerly housing some [[Wogpole]]s. The pipe sticking out of it may have been the water supply for a shower head.]]
[[File:Tile Lands preview.png|thumb|300px|Stage preview.]]
The ''Tile Lands'' is a 2-Player stage and style of floor and walls. This style is a simple tile filled floor, which have sand filled in between each  tile. The walls are also made in the same manner. Their colour is a mixture of turquoise and aquamarine (yet occasionally they are a brownish-tan colour), fitting to the presence of water, which is usually found in small descents of ground; these resemble platforms where water from a shower would be gathered and lead to a drain. However, there is not a single drain in any of the tile land style levels. The tiles may be interrupted by sand or a metallic floor. The style takes place in story mode caves, in [[Challenge Mode]] and in a two-player stage.
'''Tile Lands''' is a [[2-Player Battle]] arena in ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. As the name suggests, most of the floor is tiled. Although many [[sublevel]]s that have a similar style to this arena have large pools of [[water]] in the indents, in this 2-player arena they are dry, so the blue team doesn't have an unfair advantage.


==Story Mode==
==Level information==
The style is found in numerous caves, most notoriously the [[Shower Room]]. Also, there are some cubes and objects made out of these tiles. The hollow cube the ''Shower Room's'' entrance is placed into may be a larger version of a water collector, which has the Shower Room as a drain.
*'''Theme''': Tiles
There are usually aquatic creatures, such as the [[Yellow Wollywog|Yellow Wollywogs]], [[Water Dumple]]s and [[Watery Blowhog]]s, but some creatures that aren't aquatic still live here, such as a [[Fiery Blowhog]]. This stage has pools of water here and there, making it home to many [[Wogpoles]].
*'''Treasures''':
**None
*'''Enemies''':
**{{icon|Shearwig|y}} (under marbles)
**{{icon|Skitter Leaf|y}}
**{{icon|Snow Bulborb|y}}
**{{icon|Water Dumple|y}}
**{{icon|Yellow Wollywog|y}}
*'''Obstacles''':
**None
*'''Plants and fungi''':
**{{icon|Pellet Posy|y}}
*'''Others''':
**{{icon|Egg|y}}


==Challenge Mode==
{{sublevel technical
It is seen in the following stages: [[The Giant's Bath]], [[Cavernous Abyss]], [[Bully Den]], [[Collector's Room]] and [[Subterranean Lair]].
|2p          = y
Apart from having the same enemies as the story mode caves, it also includes rarer enemies such as a [[Toady Bloyster]].
|cave        = vs_10_tile
|enemymax    = 40
|itemmax    = 0
|gatemax    = 0
|capmax      = 0
|rooms      = 4
|ctrratio    = 0.05
|geyser      = No
|unitfile    = vs_10_test_tile.txt
|lightfile  = vs_10_light.ini
|bg          =
|clog        = No
|hiddenfloor = 0
|units      =
{{!}} colspan = 6 style = "text-align: center;" {{!}} Layout 1 (1/3 chance)
{{!}}-
{{sublevel units
|room_vs_drypool5x5_5_tile|Room with waterless pool (×1)
|room_tako2x2_8_tile|Square room with 4 exits (×2)
|room_vs_north2x2_1_tile|Square room with 1 exit (×2)
|item_cap_pipe|Dead end with item (×5)
|wayl_pipe|Turning corridor (×2)
|way2x2_pipe|Long corridor (×3)
}}
{{sublevel units
|way2_pipe|Corridor (×1)
}}
{{!}} colspan = 6 style = "text-align: center;" {{!}} Layout 2 (1/3 chance)
{{!}}-
{{sublevel units
|room_vs_drypool5x5_5_tile|Room with waterless pool (×2)
|room_vs_yukoana1_5x3_2_tile|Corridor with 6 pipes (×2)
|wayl_pipe|Turning corridor (×6)
|way2x2_pipe|Long corridor (×2)
|item_cap_pipe|Dead end with item (×6)
}}
{{!}} colspan = 6 style = "text-align: center;" {{!}} Layout 3 (1/3 chance)
{{!}}-
{{sublevel units
|room_tako2x2_8_tile|Square room with 4 exits (×8)
|room_vs_north2x2_1_tile|Square room with 1 exit (×2)
|item_cap_pipe|Dead end with item (×4)
|way2x2_pipe|Long corridor (×4)
|wayl_pipe|Turning corridor (×4)
}}
{{!}} colspan = 6 style = "text-align: center;" {{!}} Random units
{{!}}-
{{sublevel units
|item_cap_pipe|Dead end with item
|way3_pipe|Three-way crossing
|way4_pipe|Four-way crossing
|wayl_pipe|Turning corridor
|way2_pipe|Corridor
|way2x2_pipe|Long corridor
}}
{{sublevel units
|room_tako2x2_8_tile|'''Square room with 4 exits'''
|room_vs_north2x2_1_tile|'''Square room with 1 exit'''
|room_vs_drypool5x5_5_tile|'''Room with waterless pool'''
|room_vs_yukoana1_5x3_2_tile|'''Corridor with 6 pipes'''
}}
}}


==2-Player Mode==
==Tips==
[[Image:Tile Lands.png|thumb|Stealing a marble in Tile Lands]]
Above are the majority of the enemies which appear in this arena. Be careful not to get cornered by a Wollywog or a roulette [[Volatile Dweevil]] on the wrong edge of one of the large square shaped indents that can be found in the floor.
A 2-Player stage called "''Tile Lands''" has a similar style. It contains the previously mentioned creatures, as well as [[Snow Bulborb]]s and [[Sheargrub]]s of both varieties.
 
In some layouts there is a metal corridor leading directly to your opponent's [[Onion]]. These are usually abundant in both Yellow Marbles and cherries. If going for the Yellow Marbles, start with the ones closer to your opponent's Onion and work back. The corridor works well for surprise attacks, but your Pikmin will always take the opponent's marble back the long way, making them susceptible to attacks from both enemies and opponents.
 
A wider but shorter corridor can also be found in a certain layout. This also leads directly to the opponent's Onion and contains yellow marbles. Cherries will occasionally fall from the sky here. This corridor also works well to surprise attack your opponent's Onion. Be warned, though, this is also abundant in Snow Bulborbs. The creatures can be defeated before a surprise assault, or they may optionally used for cover if an [[ultra-spicy spray]] is used on your Pikmin force prior to the raid.
 
Several layouts, if not all, include a small room to the side of the square shaped indent filled with Water Dumples and with a single Yellow Marble in the center. Your Pikmin squad can easily be depleted if they are not managed carefully in here. Water Dumples can be lured out of the room and possibly into the indent and defeated individually, or roulette hazards can be used to your advantage to defeat several at once.
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Tile Lands.png|Stealing a marble in Tile Lands.
</gallery>
 
==Names in other languages==
{{Foreignname
|notes=y
|Ger=Klötzchenland
|GerM=Little Blocks Land
|SpaA=Mucho Azulejo
|SpaAM=(A) lot of tile
|Ita=Via di tegole
|ItaM=Path of shingles
|ItaN=A mistranslation: ''tegole'' refers to roof tiles rather than wall or floor tiles.
}}
 
{{2PB}}

Revision as of 20:58, February 14, 2024

Stage preview.

Tile Lands is a 2-Player Battle arena in Pikmin 2. As the name suggests, most of the floor is tiled. Although many sublevels that have a similar style to this arena have large pools of water in the indents, in this 2-player arena they are dry, so the blue team doesn't have an unfair advantage.

Level information

Technical sublevel information
Internal cave name vs_10_tile
"Main" object maximum (?) 40
"Treasure" object maximum (?) 0
"Gate" object maximum (?) 0
Dead end unit probability (?) 0
Number of rooms (?) 4
Corridor-to-room ratio (?) 0.05
Escape geyser (?) No
Clogged hole (?) No
Cave units file (?) vs_10_test_tile.txt
Lighting file (?) vs_10_light.ini
Background (?) None
Cave units (?)
Layout 1 (1/3 chance)
room_vs_drypool5x5_5_tile
room_tako2x2_8_tile
room_vs_north2x2_1_tile
item_cap_pipe
wayl_pipe
way2x2_pipe
Room with waterless pool (×1) Square room with 4 exits (×2) Square room with 1 exit (×2) Dead end with item (×5) Turning corridor (×2) Long corridor (×3)
way2_pipe
Corridor (×1)
Layout 2 (1/3 chance)
room_vs_drypool5x5_5_tile
room_vs_yukoana1_5x3_2_tile
wayl_pipe
way2x2_pipe
item_cap_pipe
Room with waterless pool (×2) Corridor with 6 pipes (×2) Turning corridor (×6) Long corridor (×2) Dead end with item (×6)
Layout 3 (1/3 chance)
room_tako2x2_8_tile
room_vs_north2x2_1_tile
item_cap_pipe
way2x2_pipe
wayl_pipe
Square room with 4 exits (×8) Square room with 1 exit (×2) Dead end with item (×4) Long corridor (×4) Turning corridor (×4)
Random units
item_cap_pipe
way3_pipe
way4_pipe
wayl_pipe
way2_pipe
way2x2_pipe
Dead end with item Three-way crossing Four-way crossing Turning corridor Corridor Long corridor
room_tako2x2_8_tile
room_vs_north2x2_1_tile
room_vs_drypool5x5_5_tile
room_vs_yukoana1_5x3_2_tile
Square room with 4 exits Square room with 1 exit Room with waterless pool Corridor with 6 pipes

Tips

Above are the majority of the enemies which appear in this arena. Be careful not to get cornered by a Wollywog or a roulette Volatile Dweevil on the wrong edge of one of the large square shaped indents that can be found in the floor.

In some layouts there is a metal corridor leading directly to your opponent's Onion. These are usually abundant in both Yellow Marbles and cherries. If going for the Yellow Marbles, start with the ones closer to your opponent's Onion and work back. The corridor works well for surprise attacks, but your Pikmin will always take the opponent's marble back the long way, making them susceptible to attacks from both enemies and opponents.

A wider but shorter corridor can also be found in a certain layout. This also leads directly to the opponent's Onion and contains yellow marbles. Cherries will occasionally fall from the sky here. This corridor also works well to surprise attack your opponent's Onion. Be warned, though, this is also abundant in Snow Bulborbs. The creatures can be defeated before a surprise assault, or they may optionally used for cover if an ultra-spicy spray is used on your Pikmin force prior to the raid.

Several layouts, if not all, include a small room to the side of the square shaped indent filled with Water Dumples and with a single Yellow Marble in the center. Your Pikmin squad can easily be depleted if they are not managed carefully in here. Water Dumples can be lured out of the room and possibly into the indent and defeated individually, or roulette hazards can be used to your advantage to defeat several at once.

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Flag of Germany German Klötzchenland Little Blocks Land
Flag of Italy Italian Via di tegole Path of shingles A mistranslation: tegole refers to roof tiles rather than wall or floor tiles.
Flag of Mexico Spanish (NoA) Mucho Azulejo (A) lot of tile