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Featured article edit Mushroom battle A small red mushroom on the map screen. Mushroom battles are a feature of Pikmin Bloom. Mushrooms of various colors and sizes appear around the world, and players can send groups of Pikmin to attack them. Multiple players can join a battle, and participants will receive fruit and a postcard as a reward, and a score that measures how well they did. Up to three mushroom battles can be done by a player in a day, but additional battles can be joined by spending a Mushroom Recharge Ticket. (Read more...) All featured articles Help contents edit Shortcut: P:HELP For beginners, see the quick start guide and Pikipedia:Helping out. For more information on wiki coding and standards, visit Help:Editing or Wikipedia's help contents. For a few basic questions about us, you can browse the FAQ. For help with one of the Pikmin series, ask one of our active contributors on the forum, or simply look up what you are having difficulties with by searching. If you can't find your answer on one of the help pages, ask one of the editors here; you can ask at the help desk or the chatroom. To see all help pages, browse the help category. Did you know... edit ...that Dweevils can pick up Scrummy Bones? ...that it is possible to jump over some small ledges in Pikmin 3 Deluxe by charging while running towards them? ...that Lesser Spotted Jellyfloats quietly sing a unique song in Pikmin 2? ...that the flame of the Olfactory Sculpture is an actual fire hazard? ...that the background images of the area selection menus in Pikmin and Pikmin 2 come from real photographs of Hokkaido, Japan? Random excerpts edit “ This loathsome creature is in fact a parasitic form of Pikmin that has infected a bulborb. Unlike Pikmin that nest in Pikmin Onions, this parasitic relative spends its life inside the body of a host, usually a bulborb. Juveniles fall in line and mimic the actions of their parent until maturing to full independence. By burying its rootlike limbs into the nervous system of the host bulborb and infusing it with natural hormonal excretions, the bulbmin is able to control virtually all of the host's bodily functions. However, the host's voracious appetite seems impossible to suppress. ” —Captain Olimar on the Bulbmin, entry from Olimar's Notes

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