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*The [[Salivatrix]] is a [[wikipedia:Groupe Danone|Dannon]] yogurt lid.
*The [[Salivatrix]] is a [[wikipedia:Groupe Danone|Dannon]] yogurt lid.
*The [[Quenching Emblem]] displays the [[wikipedia:7 Up|7 Up]] logo.
*The [[Quenching Emblem]] displays the [[wikipedia:7 Up|7 Up]] logo.
*The [[Pondering Emblem]] (NTSC) and [[Massive Lid]] have the brand '[[wikipedia:Yoo-hoo|Yoo-hoo]]'.
*The [[Pondering Emblem]] (US) and [[Massive Lid]] have the brand '[[wikipedia:Yoo-hoo|Yoo-hoo]]'.
*The [[Alien Billboard]] is a [[wikipedia:Kiwi (shoe polish)|Kiwi brand]] shoe polish lid.
*The [[Alien Billboard]] is a [[wikipedia:Kiwi (shoe polish)|Kiwi brand]] shoe polish lid.
*The [[Boss Stone]] is a ''gyokushō'' piece from the Japanese board game [[Wikipedia:Shogi|Shogi]], also called 'Japanese Chess'.
*The [[Boss Stone]] is a ''gyokushō'' piece from the Japanese board game [[Wikipedia:Shogi|Shogi]], also called 'Japanese Chess'.

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Some treasures are cameos to other Nintendo series. These include:

Many Pikmin 2 treasures are real-world items, with real-world brands. For example:

Other such cases are the items in the Mystical Energy Series, which are all Duracell batteries.

Lego Cuusoo

See also