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*Name: Analog Computer
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*Mandatory Part: Yes
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*Weight: 20 grams
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|location=The Forest Navel
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The '''Analog Computer''' is a rocket part found in a puddle near fire geysers in [[The Forest Navel]]. It works with a ship's regular computer to make the computer smarter and an emotional complexity, it can get angry easily and has an attitude. It holds the kind of vague data that falls outside of the ones and zeros range. [[Captain Olimar]] compares this part to his boss. To get it, you need [[Blue Pikmin]] to get it out of the puddle and [[Red Pikmin]] to get it out of the fire geysers area.
The '''Analog Computer''' is a rocket part found in a puddle near fire geysers in [[The Forest Navel]]. It works with a ship's regular computer to make the computer smarter and an emotional complexity, it can get angry easily and has an attitude. It holds the kind of vague data that falls outside of the ones and zeros range. [[Captain Olimar]] compares this part to his boss. To get it, you need [[Blue Pikmin]] to get it out of the puddle and [[Red Pikmin]] to get it out of the fire geysers area.


[[Category:Pikmin 1 Ship Parts]]
[[Category:Pikmin 1 Ship Parts]]

Revision as of 16:28, November 22, 2007

Analog Computer}
This ship part is required for the S.S. Dolphin to escape the planet.
Weight 20
Location The Forest Navel

The Analog Computer is a rocket part found in a puddle near fire geysers in The Forest Navel. It works with a ship's regular computer to make the computer smarter and an emotional complexity, it can get angry easily and has an attitude. It holds the kind of vague data that falls outside of the ones and zeros range. Captain Olimar compares this part to his boss. To get it, you need Blue Pikmin to get it out of the puddle and Red Pikmin to get it out of the fire geysers area.