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{{Infobox treasure series | {{Infobox treasure series | ||
|theme = {{w|Kitchen utensils}} | |||
|theme={{w|Kitchen utensils}} | |numbers = 58 - 63 (US and Europe) | ||
|numbers=58 - 63 (US and Europe) | |||
57 - 62 (Japan) | 57 - 62 (Japan) | ||
|treasures=6 | |treasures = 6 | ||
|locations=[[Valley of Repose]], [[Shower Room]], [[Glutton's Kitchen]], [[Cavern of Chaos]] | |locations = [[Valley of Repose]], [[Shower Room]], [[Glutton's Kitchen]], [[Cavern of Chaos]] | ||
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The '''Cook's Arsenal Series''' ({{j|鉄筋？大金物シリーズ|Tekkin? Ōkanamono Shirīzu|Rebar? Big Hardware Series}}) is the eighth [[series]] listed in the [[Treasure Hoard]] in the game {{p2}}. It covers six [[treasure]]s, numbered from 58 to 63 (57 to 62 in the Japanese [[Region|version]]). The treasures comprise of common {{w|kitchen utensils}} and pieces of refuse that are byproducts of the culinary industry. | |||
The '''Cook's Arsenal Series''' is the eighth series listed in the [[Treasure Hoard]] in the game | |||
{{notes|series=y}} | {{notes|series=y}} | ||
==List== | ==List== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
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Thumb invigarator.jpg|link=Invigorator|[[Invigorator]] | Thumb invigarator.jpg|link=Invigorator|[[Invigorator]] | ||
Thumb milktub.jpg|link=Milk Tub|[[Milk Tub]] | Thumb milktub.jpg|link=Milk Tub|[[Milk Tub]] | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{Foreignname | {{Foreignname | ||
|Jap=鉄筋？大金物シリーズ | |||
|JapR=Tekkin? Ōkanamono Shirīzu | |||
|JapM=Rebar? Big Hardware Series | |||
|FraE=Série du Grand Chef | |FraE=Série du Grand Chef | ||
|FraEM=Great Chief's Series | |FraEM=Great Chief's Series | ||
| | |Spa=Serie Arsenal del cocinero | ||
| | |SpaM=Cook's arsenal series | ||
|Ita=Serie arsenale da cucina | |Ita=Serie arsenale da cucina | ||
|ItaM=Kitchen arsenal series | |ItaM=Kitchen arsenal series | ||
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|FraA=Série du grand chef | |FraA=Série du grand chef | ||
|FraAM=Great chief's series | |FraAM=Great chief's series | ||
}} | }} | ||
==Trivia== | |||
* The [[Strategy guides|''Pikmin 2'' Nintendo Player's Guide]] refers to this series as the '''Rebar Alloy Series''', a more literal translation of its Japanese name. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 11:01, March 26, 2024
| Cook's Arsenal Series | |
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| The Hocotate Ship's announcement. | |
| Theme | Kitchen utensils |
| Treasure Hoard numbers | 58 - 63 (US and Europe)
57 - 62 (Japan) |
| Treasures | 6 |
| Locations | Valley of Repose, Shower Room, Glutton's Kitchen, Cavern of Chaos |
The Cook's Arsenal Series (鉄筋？大金物シリーズ?, lit.: "Rebar? Big Hardware Series") is the eighth series listed in the Treasure Hoard in the game Pikmin 2. It covers six treasures, numbered from 58 to 63 (57 to 62 in the Japanese version). The treasures comprise of common kitchen utensils and pieces of refuse that are byproducts of the culinary industry.
Notes
Ship's announcement
“You've collected the Cook's Arsenal Series! These apparatus ought to turn a tasty profit!”
List
Broken Cooking God (Japan only)
Merciless Extractor (US and Europe only)
Broken Food Master (US) / Divine Cooking Tool (Europe and Japan)
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
鉄筋？大金物シリーズ? Tekkin? Ōkanamono Shirīzu |
Rebar? Big Hardware Series |
 French (NoA) |
Série du grand chef | Great chief's series |
 French (NoE) |
Série du Grand Chef | Great Chief's Series |
 German |
Küchenarsenal-Serie | Kitchen arsenal series |
 Italian |
Serie arsenale da cucina | Kitchen arsenal series |
 Spanish |
Serie Arsenal del cocinero | Cook's arsenal series |
Trivia
- The Pikmin 2 Nintendo Player's Guide refers to this series as the Rebar Alloy Series, a more literal translation of its Japanese name.