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[[File:Exploration Kit menu.jpg|thumb|300px|The [[Exploration Kit]], as seen in {{p2}}'s pause menu.]]
[[File:Exploration Kit menu.jpg|thumb|300px|The [[Exploration Kit]], as seen in {{p2}}'s pause menu.]]
{{new game spoiler|various unlocks and end-game rewards}}
{{new game spoiler|various unlocks and end-game rewards}}
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{{game help|p4|Fill in the requirements to unlock the items, add foreign names.}}
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{{otheruses|gear as equipment and tools|gears that are cogs|Gear (disambiguation)}}
{{otheruses|gear as equipment and tools|gears that are cogs|Gear (disambiguation)}}


In most [[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' games]], players are able to obtain diverse pieces of '''gear''' that empower the main characters, typically by granting immunities to some [[hazard]]s, increasing stats, or unlocking new abilities. The method by which they are obtained depends on the game, and some pieces of gear appear in multiple games. Before {{p4}} these upgrades were not given a name, and are specifically referred to as "gear" in various places of ''Pikmin 4''. Also unique to ''Pikmin 4'' is the ability to enable or disable any upgrade (besides the [[#Survey Drone|Survey Drone]], [[#Idler's Alert|Idler's Alert]] and [[#Homesick Signal|Homesick Signal]]) once obtained.
In most [[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' games]], players are able to obtain diverse pieces of '''gear''' that empower the main characters, typically by granting immunities to some [[hazard]]s, increasing stats, or unlocking new abilities. The method by which they are obtained depends on the game, and some pieces of gear appear in multiple games. Before {{p4}} these upgrades were not given a name, but they are specifically referred to as "gear" in various places of ''Pikmin 4''. Also unique to ''Pikmin 4'' is the ability to enable or disable any upgrade (besides the [[#Survey Drone|Survey Drone]], [[#Idler's Alert|Idler's Alert]] and [[#Homesick Signal|Homesick Signal]]) once obtained.


== Obtaining ==
== Obtaining ==
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! Purpose || Gear || ''Pikmin 2'' || ''Pikmin 3'' || ''Pikmin 4''
! Purpose || Gear || ''Pikmin 2'' || ''Pikmin 3'' || ''Pikmin 4'' || Olimar's Shipwreck Tale
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| See [[#Metal Suit Z|Metal Suit Z]]
| See [[#Metal Suit Z|Metal Suit Z]]
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| {{no}}
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| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
| [[#Air Armor (Oatchi)|Air Armor (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Air Armor}}
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| [[#Air Armor+ (Oatchi)|Air Armor+ (Oatchi)]]
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| [[#Air Armor++ (Oatchi)|Air Armor++ (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Air Armor++}}
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| Hazard immunity
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| Hazard immunity
| Hazard immunity
| [[#Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi)|Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Anti-Electrifier}}
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| Discovering new areas
| Discovering new areas
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| See [[#Power Whistle|Power Whistle]]
| See [[#Power Whistle|Power Whistle]]
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| Stat improvement
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| {{yes}}
| See [[#Air Armor|Air Armor]]
| See [[#Air Armor|Air Armor]]
| See [[#Air Armor+|Air Armor+]]
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| New ability
| New ability
| [[#Napsack|Napsack]]
| [[#Napsack|Napsack]]
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| {{no}}
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| See [[#Plucking Whistle|Plucking Whistle]]
| See [[#Plucking Whistle|Plucking Whistle]]
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| New ability
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| See [[#Triple Threat|Triple Threat]]
| See [[#Triple Threat|Triple Threat]]
| See [[#Triple Threat|Triple Threat]]
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| Hazard immunity
| Hazard immunity
| [[#Scorch Guard (Oatchi)|Scorch Guard (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Scorch Guard}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
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| {{no}}
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| Hazard immunity
| [[#Sniff Saver (Oatchi)|Sniff Saver (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Sniff Saver}}
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| See [[#Headlamp|Headlamp]]
| See [[#Headlamp|Headlamp]]
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| Discovering new areas
| Discovering new areas
| [[#Sphere Chart|Sphere Chart]]
| [[#Sphere Chart|Sphere Chart]]
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| [[#Survey Chart|Survey Chart]]
| [[#Survey Chart|Survey Chart]]
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| Hazard immunity
| Hazard immunity
| [[#Thermal Defense (Oatchi)|Thermal Defense (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Thermal Defense}}
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| {{yes}} (as Parts Detector)
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| New ability
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| See [[#Rocket Fist|Rocket Fist]]
| See [[#Rocket Fist|Rocket Fist]]
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| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
| [[#Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)|Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Tuff Stuff}}
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| Stat improvement
| [[#Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi)|Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Tuff Stuff+}}
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| Stat improvement
| [[#Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi)|Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Tuff Stuff++}}
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=== Air Armor (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Air Armor ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Air Armor (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Air Armor
|icon          = Air Armor (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Air Armor (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Air Armor (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Air Armor (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Air Armor (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Air Armor's icon.
|function      = Increases defense
|function      = Increases defense
|requirements  = Own [[#Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)|Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)]], then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 80
|requirements  = Own {{oatchi|Tuff Stuff}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 80
}}
}}
A decent if expensive strategy is to feed Oatchi 5 [[Scrummy Bone]]s, nearly doubling his HP. All tiers of Air Armor also apply the damage reduction percentage to the temporary HP, making Oatchi much harder to knock down than he already is.
A decent if expensive strategy is to feed Oatchi 5 [[Scrummy Bone]]s, nearly doubling his HP. All tiers of Air Armor also apply the damage reduction percentage to the temporary HP, making Oatchi much harder to knock down than he already is.
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=== Air Armor+ (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Air Armor+ ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4              = y
|p4              = y
|name            = Air Armor+ (Oatchi)
|name            = {{oatchi}} Air Armor+
|icon            = Air Armor+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon            = Air Armor+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image          = Air Armor+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image          = Air Armor+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size            = x150px
|size            = x150px
|caption        = The Air Armor+ (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption        = The {{oatchi}} Air Armor+'s icon.
|function        = Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 50%
|function        = Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 50%
|requirements4  = Have Air Armor (Oatchi), have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 120
|requirements4  = Have {{oatchi}} Air Armor, have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 120
|requirementsost = Have met [[Moss]], retrieve 18 [[ship part]]s
|requirementsost = Have met [[Moss]], retrieve 18 [[ship part]]s
}}
}}
In [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]], this upgrade is called Air Armor+ ([[Moss]]).


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=== Air Armor++ (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Air Armor++ ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Air Armor++ (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Air Armor++
|icon          = Air Armor++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Air Armor++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Air Armor++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Air Armor++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Air Armor++ (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Air Armor++'s icon.
|function      = Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 75%
|function      = Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 75%
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 160, unlock Air Armor+ (Oatchi)
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 160, unlock {{oatchi}} Air Armor+
}}
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=== Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi) ===
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=アンチ・エレキ
|JapR=Anchi Ereki
|JapM=Anti Electric
|ChiTrad=抗電装
|ChiTradR=
|ChiTradM=Anti-electric equipment
|ChiSimp=抗电装
|ChiSimpR=
|ChiSimpM=Anti-electric equipment
|Fra=Anti-choc
|FraM=Anti-shock
|Ger=Elektroschutz
|GerM=Electric Protection
|Ita=Anti-shock
|ItaM=Anti-Shock
|Kor=방진복
|KorR=bangjinbog
|KorM=
|Spa=Anti-eléctric (''Pikmin 2'')<br>Antieléctrico (''Pikmin 3'')
|SpaM=Anti-"electric"<br>Anti-electric
}}
 
=== {{oatchi}} Anti-Electrifier ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Anti-Electrifier
|icon          = Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Anti-Electrifier's icon.
|function      = Gives [[electricity]] resistance
|function      = Gives [[electricity]] resistance
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] take electric [[damage]], then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] take electric [[damage]], then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
}}
}}


The '''Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi)''' is an upgrade for [[Oatchi]] which makes him immune to [[Electricity]] such as from an {{icon|electric gate|y|v=P3}} or from enemies like the [[shockcake]]. In [[Pikmin 4]] it can be obtained from the Lab for {{icon|Raw material}} x 100 but only after the [[player character]] or Oatchi takes electric [[damage]]
The '''{{oatchi}} Anti-Electrifier''' is an upgrade for [[Oatchi]] which makes him immune to [[Electricity]] such as from an {{icon|electric gate|y|v=P3}} or from enemies like the [[shockcake]]. In [[Pikmin 4]] it can be obtained from the Lab for {{icon|Raw material}} x 100 but only after the [[player character]] or Oatchi takes electric [[damage]]


<gallery>
<gallery>
Oatchi anti electrifier.jpg|Oatchi before and after equipping the Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi).
Oatchi anti electrifier.jpg|Oatchi before and after equipping the {{oatchi}} Anti-Electrifier.
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;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=いにしえのパケシス
|JapR=Inishie no Pakeshisu
|JapM=
|Ita=Archivio trasmittente
|ItaM=Transmitter archive
|SpaA=Fósil de datos
|SpaAM=Data fossil
|Ger=Datenarchiv
|GerM=Data archive
}}


=== Dodge Whistle ===
=== Dodge Whistle ===
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P3 Folded Data Glutton Carry.jpg|Pikmin carrying the Folded Data Glutton.
P3 Folded Data Glutton Carry.jpg|Pikmin carrying the Folded Data Glutton.
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;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=折れたパケシス
|JapR=Oreta Pakeshisu
|JapM=
|Ita=Archivio pieghevole
|ItaM=Folding archive
|Ger=Klapparchiv
|GerM=Folding archive
}}


=== Gunk Busters ===
=== Gunk Busters ===
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The '''Headlamp''' dramatically increases the amount of light given off by leaders in caves. Certain caves are considered "dark" and will warn the player to not enter without a Headlamp, though this warning may be disregarded. Exploring a dark cave without a Headlamp will also result in nothing at all being revealed on the radar map.
The '''Headlamp''' dramatically increases the amount of light given off by leaders in caves. The [[Sightless Passage]] and [[Below-Grade Discotheque]] are considered "dark" and will warn the player to not enter without a Headlamp, though this warning may be disregarded. Exploring either cave without a Headlamp will result in nothing at all being revealed on the [[radar]] map and the Go Here! function will be unavailable.
 
Some sublevels of other caves, such as sublevel 2 of [[The Mud Pit]] and sublevel 11 of [[Cavern for a King]], have incredibly poor visibility without a Headlamp, and members of the Rescue Corps may even comment on the wisdom of having the Headlamp equipped. However, these sublevels are not subject to the same radar penalties.


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=== Idle Counter ===
=== Idle Counter ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Idle Counter
|name           = Idle Counter
|icon         = Idle Counter P4 icon.png
|icon           = Idle Counter P4 icon.png
|image         = Idle Counter P4 icon.png
|image           = Idle Counter P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Idle Counter's icon.
|caption         = The Idle Counter's icon.
|function     = Shows an indicator of how many Pikmin are [[idling]]
|function       = Shows an indicator of how many Pikmin are [[idling]]
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|2500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 40
|requirements4  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|2500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 40
|requirementsost = None
}}
}}
This shows how many Pikmin are idling at the current moment. Helpful when used with the Idler's Alert to know when to use it.
This adds an element to the [[HUD]] which shows how many Pikmin are [[idle]] at the current moment.
 
In [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]], Olimar has the Idle Counter from the start, and it is listed as such by his [[tablet]].
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;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=メガ・スピーカー
|JapR=Mega Supīkā
|JapM=Mega Speaker
|FraA=Haut-parleur d'aigus
|FraAM=High-pitched sound (producing) loudspeaker
|FraE=Méga Tweeter
|FraEM=Mega Tweeter
|Ger=Mega-Pleife
|GerM=
|Ita=Megaspeaker
|ItaM=Mega Speaker
|Spa=Megabocina
|SpaM=Mega-horn
}}


=== Metal Suit Z ===
=== Metal Suit Z ===
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;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=メタルスーツZ
|JapR=Metarusūtsu Z
|JapM=Metal Suit Z
|ChiTrad=金屬装Z
|ChiTradR=
|ChiTradM=Metal Pack Z
|ChiSimp=金属装Z
|ChiSimpR=
|ChiSimpM=Metal Pack Z
|FraA=Combinaison Z
|FraAM=Z Suit
|FraE=Combifer
|FraEM=Ironsuit
|FraEN=Portmanteau of "Combinaison" (suit) and "fer" (iron).
|Ger=Metallanzug Z
|GerM=Metal Suit z
|Ita=Tuta metallo Z
|ItaM=Metal Suit z
|Kor=강철복 Z
|KorR=gangcheolbog Z
|KorM=Stel Suit Z
|Spa=Armadura Z
|SpaM=Armor Z
|notes=y
}}


=== Napsack ===
=== Napsack ===
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;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=たんけんねぶくろ
|JapR=Tanken Nebukuro
|JapM=Expedition Sleeping Bag
|FraA=Sacdodo
|FraAM=Napsack
|FraE=Sac Zzzz
|FraEM=Zzzz sack
|Ger=Schlafsack
|GerM=Sleep Bag
|Ita=Sacconanna
|ItaM=Sleepy Time Bag
|Spa=Saco de dormir
|SpaM=Sleeping bag
}}


=== Pluckaphone ===
=== Pluckaphone ===
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;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ひきぬきメガホン
|JapR=Hikinuki Megahon
|JapM=
|Fra=Déterraphone
|FraM=Pluckaphone
|Ger=Pflückerfon
|GerM=Pluckaphone
|Ita=Sradicofono
|ItaM=Pluckaphone
|SpaA=Cosecháfono
|SpaAM=Harvestphone
}}


=== Plucking Whistle ===
=== Plucking Whistle ===
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;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ロケットパンチ
|JapR=Roketto Panchi
|JapM=Rocket Punch
|Fra=Poing Fusée
|FraM=Rocket Fist
|Ger=Raketenfaust
|GerM=Rocket Fist
|Ita=Pugno razzo
|ItaM=Rocket punch
|Spa=Puño volador
|SpaM=Flying fist
}}


=== Rush Boots ===
=== Rush Boots ===
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;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ダッシュブーツ
|JapR=Dasshu Būtsu
|JapM=Dash Boots
|FraA=Bottes grand V
|FraAM=Very fast boots
|FraE=Bottes Grand V
|FraEM=Very Fast Boots
|Ger=Flinkstiefel
|GerM=Fast Boots
|Ita=Stivali lesti
|ItaM=Ready boots
|Spa=Velocibotas
|SpaM=Speed-boots
}}


=== Scorch Guard ===
=== Scorch Guard ===
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With this upgrade, there is no need to worry about being hurt when destroying [[fire geyser]]s, or fighting enemies such as the [[Fiery Blowhog]] or [[Fiery Bulblax]]. However, the [[Titan Dweevil]]'s Flare Cannon will still be able to stun leaders, even if it does not harm them.
With this upgrade, there is no need to worry about being hurt when destroying [[fire geyser]]s, or fighting enemies such as the [[Fiery Blowhog]] or [[Fiery Bulblax]]. However, the [[Titan Dweevil]]'s Flare Cannon will still be able to stun leaders, even if it does not harm them.


In [[Pikmin 4]], both the Scorch Guard and the Scorch Guard (Oatchi) must be equipped in order to enter the [[Frozen Inferno]], making them one of the few pieces of gear required to 100% explore the game.
In [[Pikmin 4]], both the Scorch Guard and the {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard must be equipped in order to enter the [[Frozen Inferno]], making them one of the few pieces of gear required to 100% explore the game.


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=== Scorch Guard (Oatchi) ===
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=フレア・ガード
|JapR=Furea Gādo
|JapM=Flare Guard
|ChiTrad=防火装
|ChiTradR=
|ChiTradM=Fire Guard
|ChiSimp=防火装
|ChiSimpR=
|ChiSimpM=Fire Guard
|Fra=Para-brûlure
|FraM=Burn counter
|Ger=Flammschutz
|GerM=Fire Protection
|Ita=Parafuoco
|ItaM=Fire suit
|Kor=방화복
|KorR=banghwabog
|KorM=Fire Suit
|Spa=Antillamas
|SpaM=Anti-flames
}}
 
=== {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Scorch Guard (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard
|icon          = Scorch Guard (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Scorch Guard (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Scorch Guard (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Scorch Guard (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Scorch Guard (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard's icon.
|function      = Gives fire resistance
|function      = Gives fire resistance
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] take fire [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] take fire [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
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The Scorch Guard (Oatchi) is an upgrade that makes [[Oatchi]] immune to all [[fire]] [[hazard]]s. It's only in [[Pikmin 4]] and can be obtained from the lab for {{icon|Raw material}} x 100 but only after the [[player character]] or Oatchi take fire [[damage]].  
The '''{{oatchi}} Scorch Guard''' is an upgrade that makes [[Oatchi]] immune to all [[fire]] [[hazard]]s. It's only in [[Pikmin 4]] and can be obtained from the lab for {{icon|Raw material}} x 100 but only after the [[player character]] or Oatchi take fire [[damage]].  
With this upgrade, Oatchi doesn't need to worry about being hurt whilst attacking [[Fire geyser]]s or fiery enemies such as a [[Fiery Bulblax]]. The upgrade is also able to be toggled off and on.
With this upgrade, Oatchi doesn't need to worry about being hurt whilst attacking [[Fire geyser]]s or fiery enemies such as a [[Fiery Bulblax]]. The upgrade is also able to be toggled off and on.


In [[Pikmin 4]], both the Scorch Guard and the Scorch Guard (Oatchi) must be equipped in order to enter the [[Frozen Inferno]], making them one of the few pieces of gear required to 100% explore the game.
In [[Pikmin 4]], both the Scorch Guard and the {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard must be equipped in order to enter the [[Frozen Inferno]], making them one of the few pieces of gear required to 100% explore the game.


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<gallery>
Oatchi scorch guard lab.jpg|When the Scorch Guard (Oatchi) appears in the Lab
Oatchi scorch guard lab.jpg|When the {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard appears in the Lab
</gallery>
</gallery>


=== Sniff Saver (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Sniff Saver ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Sniff Saver (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Sniff Saver
|icon          = Sniff Saver (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Sniff Saver (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Sniff Saver (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Sniff Saver (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Sniff Saver (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Sniff Saver's icon.
|function      = Grants [[poison]] immunity
|function      = Grants [[poison]] immunity
|requirements  = Have had [[Oatchi]] take poison [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
|requirements  = Have had [[Oatchi]] take poison [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
}}
}}


The Sniff Saver makes Oatchi immune to poison hazards, allowing him to take out poison geysers and toxic mushrooms safely. As the player character is naturally immune to poison, there is no armor equivalent.
The '''{{oatchi}} Sniff Saver''' makes Oatchi immune to poison hazards, allowing him to take out poison geysers and toxic mushrooms safely. As the player character is naturally immune to poison, there is no Rescue Gear equivalent.


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File:Stellar-Orb-With light.jpg|Same sublevel, after retrieving the Stellar Orb.
File:Stellar-Orb-With light.jpg|Same sublevel, after retrieving the Stellar Orb.
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;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ソーラーシステム
|JapR=Sōrā Shisutemu
|JapM=Solar System
|FraA=Système solaire
|FraAM=Solar system
|FraE=Système Solaire
|FraEM=Solar System
|Ger=Sonnensystem
|GerM=Solar System
|Ita=Sistema solare
|ItaM=Solar System
|Spa=Sistema solar
|SpaM=Solar system
}}


==== Cavern of Chaos 10 ====
==== Cavern of Chaos 10 ====
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The Sphere Chart is the name given by the ship to the data found within the [[Spherical Atlas]]. By collecting the Spherical Atlas from the [[Emergence Cave]], the ship is able to create charts of the [[Awakening Wood]], allowing the player to explore that area.
The Sphere Chart is the name given by the ship to the data found within the [[Spherical Atlas]]. By collecting the Spherical Atlas from the [[Emergence Cave]], the ship is able to create charts of the [[Awakening Wood]], allowing the player to explore that area.
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=わくせいデータ
|JapR=Wakusei Dēta
|JapM=Planet Data
|FraA=Carte Sphérique ([[Ship's dialogs]])<br>Système solaire (pause menu)
|FraAM=Spherical map<br>Solar system
|FraE=Pôle Nord
|FraEM=North Pole
|Ger=Sphärenkarte
|GerM=Sphere Map
|Ita=Mapposfera
|ItaM=Sphere Map
|Spa=Carta esférica
|SpaM=Spherical map
}}


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{{Foreignname
|Jap=たんさデータ
|JapR=Tansa Dēta
|JapM=Search Data
|FraA=Carte topographique
|FraAM=Topographical map
|FraE=Pôle Sud
|FraEM=South Pole
|Ger=Übersichtskarte
|GerM=Overlook Map
|Ita=Mappa rilievo
|ItaM=Overlook Map
|Spa=Mapa de cotas
|SpaM=Heightmap
}}


=== Survey Drone ===
=== Survey Drone ===
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=== Thermal Defense (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Thermal Defense ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Thermal Defense (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Thermal Defense
|icon          = Thermal Defense (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Thermal Defense (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Thermal Defense (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Thermal Defense (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Thermal Defense (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Thermal Defense's icon.
|function      = Grants [[ice]] immunity
|function      = Grants [[ice]] immunity
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] freeze/take ice [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] freeze/take ice [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
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The Treasure Gauge is a device found in ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 4'' that helps with tracking down every treasure in the game, no matter if is out in the open, an enemy has it or it is buried. It detects [[castaway]]s, including conscious or unconscious [[leafling]]s, in the same manner in ''Pikmin 4''. In ''Pikmin 2'', it is obtained by collecting the [[Prototype Detector]] from the [[Empress Bulblax]] in the [[Hole of Beasts]]. When it is in the Exploration Kit, a gauge appears on the [[HUD]]. In the device's ''Pikmin 2'' iteration, there is a needle that wiggles continuously when a treasure is in the current field or cave, and the closer the current leader is to a treasure, the farther to the right it goes, and the harder it beeps. In ''Pikmin 4'', the needle is replaced by a row of lights that light up, starting from the left, as the leader approaches whatever the device has detected. If there are no treasures or castaways in a given area or sublevel, a chime will sound shortly after collecting the last relevant item. In ''Pikmin 2'', the needle goes to the left edge while the gauge grays out; in ''Pikmin 4'', the entire display goes black. It can be interfered with by the [[Antenna Beetle]], [[Gildemandwee]], and [[Gildemander]], the only Exploration Kit upgrade to be specifically targeted in gameplay.
The Treasure Gauge is a device found in ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 4'' that helps with tracking down every treasure in the game, no matter if is out in the open, an enemy has it or it is buried. It detects [[castaway]]s, including conscious or unconscious [[leafling]]s, in the same manner in ''Pikmin 4''. In ''Pikmin 2'', it is obtained by collecting the [[Prototype Detector]] from the [[Empress Bulblax]] in the [[Hole of Beasts]]. When it is in the Exploration Kit, a gauge appears on the [[HUD]]. In the device's ''Pikmin 2'' iteration, there is a needle that wiggles continuously when a treasure is in the current field or cave, and the closer the current leader is to a treasure, the farther to the right it goes, and the harder it beeps. In ''Pikmin 4'', the needle is replaced by a row of lights that light up, starting from the left, as the leader approaches whatever the device has detected. If there are no treasures or castaways in a given area or sublevel, a chime will sound shortly after collecting the last relevant item. In ''Pikmin 2'', the needle goes to the left edge while the gauge grays out; in ''Pikmin 4'', the entire display goes black. It can be interfered with by the [[Antenna Beetle]], [[Gildemandwee]], and [[Gildemander]], the only Exploration Kit upgrade to be specifically targeted in gameplay.


In [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]] in ''Pikmin 4'', the reward for recovering 12 [[ship part]]s is a device called the Parts Detector. It shares its icon with the Treasure Gauge and works exactly the same, except it detects Olimar's lost ship parts instead of treasure.
In [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]] in ''Pikmin 4'', the reward for recovering 12 [[ship part]]s is a device called the Parts Detector. It shares its icon with the Treasure Gauge and works exactly the same as the Treasure Gauge+ except it detects Olimar's lost ship parts instead of treasure.
<gallery>
<gallery>
Thumb_prototypedetector.jpg|The Prototype Detector.
Thumb_prototypedetector.jpg|The Prototype Detector.
</gallery>
</gallery>
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;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=おたからセンサー
|JapR=Otakara Sensā
|JapM=Treasure Sensor
|FraA=Jauge à trésors
|FraAM=Treasure gauge
|FraE=Senseur
|FraEM=Sensor
|Ger=Schatzanzeiger
|GerM=Treasure Seeker
|Ita=Tesorometro
|ItaM=Treasure meter
|Spa=Tesorímetro
|SpaM=Treasure meter
}}


=== Treasure Gauge+ ===
=== Treasure Gauge+ ===
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|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100, further requirements unknown}}


{{Todo|Buried treasures? Treasures eaten by enemies? Treasures in unexplored areas?}}
The Treasure Gauge+ is an upgraded version of the Treasure Gauge, and improves the [[radar]]'s capacity to detect treasure in an area other than being directly observed. This upgrade is also necessary for area and cave totals to display the total number of available treasures ahead of time.


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=== Tuff Stuff (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff
|icon          = Tuff Stuff (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Tuff Stuff (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff's icon.
|function      = Adds approximately 33% more health to Oatchi
|function      = Adds approximately 33% more health to Oatchi
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|3200}}, buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|3200}}, buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
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=== Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff+===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff+
|icon          = Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff+'s icon.
|function      = Adds approximately 66% more health to Oatchi
|function      = Adds approximately 66% more health to Oatchi
|requirements4  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}} then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 120
|requirements4  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}} then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 120
|requirementsost = Have met [[Moss]], retrieve 14 [[ship part]]s
|requirementsost = Have met [[Moss]], retrieve 14 [[ship part]]s
}}
}}
In [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]], this upgrade is called Tuff Stuff+ ([[Moss]]).


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=== Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff++ ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff++
|icon          = Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff++'s icon.
|function      = Approximately doubles health for Oatchi
|function      = Approximately doubles health for Oatchi
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 240, further requirements unknown
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 240, further requirements unknown
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* In the North American version of the ''New Play Control!'' game, with the language set to French, the Sphere Chart is called "Carte Sphérique" (Spherical Map) in the [[Ship's dialogs]] and "Système Solaire" (Solar System) in the pause menu. Since another upgrade is also called "Système Solaire" (the [[Upgrade#Solar System|Solar System]]), this is likely a [[mistake]].
* In the North American version of the ''New Play Control!'' game, with the language set to French, the Sphere Chart is called "Carte Sphérique" (Spherical Map) in the [[Ship's dialogs]] and "Système Solaire" (Solar System) in the pause menu. Since another upgrade is also called "Système Solaire" (the [[Upgrade#Solar System|Solar System]]), this is likely a [[mistake]].
* If Oatchi is fed 5 Scrummy Bones, he gets extra health equivalent to a full health bar with Tuff Stuff equipped.
* If Oatchi is fed 5 Scrummy Bones, he gets extra health equivalent to a full health bar with Tuff Stuff equipped.
== Names in other languages ==
'''Sphere Chart'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=わくせいデータ
|JapR=Wakusei Dēta
|JapM=Planet Data
|FraA=Carte Sphérique ([[Ship's dialogs]])<br>Système solaire (pause menu)
|FraAM=Spherical map<br>Solar system
|FraE=Pôle Nord
|FraEM=North Pole
|Ger=Sphärenkarte
|GerM=Sphere Map
|Ita=Mapposfera
|ItaM=Sphere Map
|Spa=Carta esférica
|SpaM=Spherical map
}}
'''Survey Chart'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=たんさデータ
|JapR=Tansa Dēta
|JapM=Search Data
|FraA=Carte topographique
|FraAM=Topographical map
|FraE=Pôle Sud
|FraEM=South Pole
|Ger=Übersichtskarte
|GerM=Overlook Map
|Ita=Mappa rilievo
|ItaM=Overlook Map
|Spa=Mapa de cotas
|SpaM=Heightmap
}}
'''Data Glutton'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=いにしえのパケシス
|JapR=Inishie no Pakeshisu
|JapM=
|Ita=Archivio trasmittente
|ItaM=Transmitter archive
|SpaA=Fósil de datos
|SpaAM=Data fossil
}}
'''Folded Data Glutton'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=折れたパケシス
|JapR=Oreta Pakeshisu
|JapM=
|Ita=Archivio pieghevole
|ItaM=Folding archive
}}
'''Scorch Guard'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=フレア・ガード
|JapR=Furea Gādo
|JapM=Flare Guard
|ChiTrad=防火装
|ChiTradR=
|ChiTradM=Fire Guard
|ChiSimp=防火装
|ChiSimpR=
|ChiSimpM=Fire Guard
|Fra=Para-brûlure
|FraM=Burn counter
|Ger=Flammschutz
|GerM=Fire Protection
|Ita=Parafuoco
|ItaM=Fire suit
|Kor=방화복
|KorR=banghwabog
|KorM=Fire Suit
|Spa=Antillamas
|SpaM=Anti-flames
}}
'''Anti-Electrifier'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=アンチ・エレキ
|JapR=Anchi Ereki
|JapM=Anti Electric
|ChiTrad=抗電装
|ChiTradR=
|ChiTradM=Anti-electric equipment
|ChiSimp=抗电装
|ChiSimpR=
|ChiSimpM=Anti-electric equipment
|Fra=Anti-choc
|FraM=Anti-shock
|Ger=Elektroschutz
|GerM=Electric Protection
|Ita=Anti-shock
|ItaM=Anti-Shock
|Kor=방진복
|KorR=bangjinbog
|KorM=
|Spa=Anti-eléctric (''Pikmin 2'')<br>Antieléctrico (''Pikmin 3'')
|SpaM=Anti-"electric"<br>Anti-electric
}}
'''Metal Suit Z'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=メタルスーツZ
|JapR=Metarusūtsu Z
|JapM=Metal Suit Z
|ChiTrad=金屬装Z
|ChiTradR=
|ChiTradM=Metal Pack Z
|ChiSimp=金属装Z
|ChiSimpR=
|ChiSimpM=Metal Pack Z
|FraA=Combinaison Z
|FraAM=Z Suit
|FraE=Combifer
|FraEM=Ironsuit
|FraEN=Portmanteau of "Combinaison" (suit) and "fer" (iron).
|Ger=Metallanzug Z
|GerM=Metal Suit z
|Ita=Tuta metallo Z
|ItaM=Metal Suit z
|Kor=강철복 Z
|KorR=gangcheolbog Z
|KorM=Stel Suit Z
|Spa=Armadura Z
|SpaM=Armor Z
|notes=y
}}
'''Napsack'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=たんけんねぶくろ
|JapR=Tanken Nebukuro
|JapM=Expedition Sleeping Bag
|FraA=Sacdodo
|FraAM=Napsack
|FraE=Sac Zzzz
|FraEM=Zzzz sack
|Ger=Schlafsack
|GerM=Sleep Bag
|Ita=Sacconanna
|ItaM=Sleepy Time Bag
|Spa=Saco de dormir
|SpaM=Sleeping bag
}}
'''Rocket Fist'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ロケットパンチ
|JapR=Roketto Panchi
|JapM=Rocket Punch
|Fra=Poing Fusée
|FraM=Rocket Fist
|Ger=Raketenfaust
|GerM=Rocket Fist
|Ita=Pugno razzo
|ItaM=Rocket punch
|Spa=Puño volador
|SpaM=Flying fist
}}
'''Rush Boots'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ダッシュブーツ
|JapR=Dasshu Būtsu
|JapM=Dash Boots
|FraA=Bottes grand V
|FraAM=Very fast boots
|FraE=Bottes Grand V
|FraEM=Very Fast Boots
|Ger=Flinkstiefel
|GerM=Fast Boots
|Ita=Stivali lesti
|ItaM=Ready boots
|Spa=Velocibotas
|SpaM=Speed-boots
}}
'''Mega Tweeter'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=メガ・スピーカー
|JapR=Mega Supīkā
|JapM=Mega Speaker
|FraA=Haut-parleur d'aigus
|FraAM=High-pitched sound (producing) loudspeaker
|FraE=Méga Tweeter
|FraEM=Mega Tweeter
|Ger=Mega-Pleife
|GerM=
|Ita=Megaspeaker
|ItaM=Mega Speaker
|Spa=Megabocina
|SpaM=Mega-siren
}}
'''Pluckaphone'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ひきぬきメガホン
|JapR=Hikinuki Megahon
|JapM=
|Fra=Déterraphone
|FraM=Pluckaphone
|Ger=Pflückerfon
|GerM=Pluckaphone
|Ita=Sradicofono
|ItaM=Pluckaphone
|SpaA=Cosecháfono
|SpaAM=Harvestphone
}}
'''Solar System'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ソーラーシステム
|JapR=Sōrā Shisutemu
|JapM=Solar System
|FraA=Système solaire
|FraAM=Solar system
|FraE=Système Solaire
|FraEM=Solar System
|Ger=Sonnensystem
|GerM=Solar System
|Ita=Sistema solare
|ItaM=Solar System
|Spa=Sistema solar
|SpaM=Solar system
}}
'''Treasure Gauge'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=おたからセンサー
|JapR=Otakara Sensā
|JapM=Treasure Sensor
|FraA=Jauge à trésors
|FraAM=Treasure gauge
|FraE=Senseur
|FraEM=Sensor
|Ger=Schatzanzeiger
|GerM=Treasure Seeker
|Ita=Tesorometro
|ItaM=Treasure meter
|Spa=Tesorímetro
|SpaM=Treasure meter
}}


== See also ==
== See also ==