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*The puzzle leading to the [[UV Lamp]] on the [[Lapis Lazuli Candypop Bud]] clip is slightly different. This change can be also seen on one of the [[Pikmin prerelease information|trailers]].
*The puzzle leading to the [[UV Lamp]] on the [[Lapis Lazuli Candypop Bud]] clip is slightly different. This change can be also seen on one of the [[Pikmin prerelease information|trailers]].
The following partial discrepancies can also be noted:
The following partial discrepancies can also be noted:
*The presence of a can near the [[Armored Cannon Beetle]] suggests there was another way to damage the boss, by using [[bomb rock]]s, as cans in ''Pikmin'' normally house bomb rocks. It's also suggesting that the [[Radiation Canopy]] is in the [[Armored Cannon Beetle]] instead of being out in the open. In the final game, bomb rocks do no damage torwards the Armored Cannon Beetle when thrown, and nothing happens when an Yellow Pikmin carrying a bomb rock is thrown into the blowhole; the fight simply continues as normal.
*The presence of a can near the [[Armored Cannon Beetle]] suggests there was another way to damage the boss, by using [[bomb rock]]s, as cans in ''Pikmin'' normally house bomb rocks. It's also suggesting that the [[Radiation Canopy]] is in the [[Armored Cannon Beetle]] instead of being out in the open. In the final game, bomb rocks do no damage towards the Armored Cannon Beetle when thrown, and nothing happens when an Yellow Pikmin carrying a bomb rock is thrown into the blowhole; the fight simply continues as normal.
*The [[Gravity Jumper]] seems to be yellow, on the [[Shearwig]] clip, athough it's probably an issue with the lighting. Also, Honeywhisps are seen in the background near the Gravity Jumper, but they shouldn’t spawn there, despite being in the area in the final game.
*The [[Gravity Jumper]] seems to be yellow, on the [[Shearwig]] clip, although it's probably an issue with the lighting. Also, Honeywisps are seen in the background near the Gravity Jumper, but they shouldn’t spawn there, despite being in the area in the final game.
*The [[Mamuta]], a [[Red Bulborb]], a [[Pearly Clamclamp]] and an Iridescent Flint Beetle appear in The Distant Spring. This is only possible in the final game in [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin)|Challenge Mode]], but it's unlikely that the footage for these clips was taken in Challenge Mode. That mode must have been added later into the game than the time in which the clips were recorded, and it would make more sense to show clips of enemies as they were encountered during the actual adventure, and not the non-[[canon]] Challenge Mode.
*The [[Mamuta]], a [[Red Bulborb]], a [[Pearly Clamclamp]] and an Iridescent Flint Beetle appear in The Distant Spring. This is only possible in the final game in [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin)|Challenge Mode]], but it's unlikely that the footage for these clips was taken in Challenge Mode. That mode must have been added later into the game than the time in which the clips were recorded, and it would make more sense to show clips of enemies as they were encountered during the actual adventure, and not the non-[[canon]] Challenge Mode.
*It seems that [[Blue Pikmin]] weren't unlocked yet on the [[Smoky Progg]] clip. While it is possible to get to [[The Distant Spring]] without Blue Pikmin, it is highly unlikely that the player would have not unlocked Blue Pikmin before even being able to access [[The Distant Spring]].
*It seems that [[Blue Pikmin]] weren't unlocked yet on the [[Smoky Progg]] clip. While it is possible to get to [[The Distant Spring]] without Blue Pikmin, it is highly unlikely that the player would have not unlocked Blue Pikmin before even being able to access [[The Distant Spring]].
*The enemy reel states that the Spotty Bulbear has "A certain infatigability", meaning it doesn't get tired. However, in ''Pikmin'', Spotty Bulbears spend much of their time sleeping.
*The enemy reel states that the Spotty Bulbear has "A certain indefatigability", meaning it doesn't get tired. However, in ''Pikmin'', Spotty Bulbears spend much of their time sleeping.
*It seems that 3 Pikmin are carrying a 1 [[pellet]] in the [[Breadbug]] clip. In the released version of the game, only 2 Pikmin may carry a 1 pellet at a time. There are some mysteries surrounding the possibility of [[Pellet#Three Pikmin carrying a 1 pellet|three Pikmin carrying a 1 pellet together]], and it is not clear if what's seen on the enemy reel is a gameplay mechanic available before the game's release, or if some of the "carrier" Pikmin are actually idling near the Onion's beam.
*It seems that 3 Pikmin are carrying a 1 [[pellet]] in the [[Breadbug]] clip. In the released version of the game, only 2 Pikmin may carry a 1 pellet at a time. There are some mysteries surrounding the possibility of [[Pellet#Three Pikmin carrying a 1 pellet|three Pikmin carrying a 1 pellet together]], and it is not clear if what's seen on the enemy reel is a gameplay mechanic available before the game's release, or if some of the "carrier" Pikmin are actually idling near the Onion's beam.


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