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The [[Geiger Counter]] is constantly in action, implying that there is strong and constant radiation. That could explain why there are no humans anymore, and also why all creatures on the planet look so different compared to how animals looked when humans were alive.
The [[Geiger Counter]] is constantly in action, implying that there is strong and constant radiation. That could explain why there are no humans anymore, and also why all creatures on the planet look so different compared to how animals looked when humans were alive.


[[Pikmin 3]] seems to take place even further into the future than the past two games; From what has been seen so far, almost all of the game's levels are composed of natural elements rather than manmade remnants, and the small amounts of evidence of humanity left are either heavily deteriorated or heavily rusted. 
''[[Pikmin 3]]'' seems to take place even further into the future than the past two games; From what has been seen so far, almost all of the game's levels are composed of natural elements rather than manmade remnants, and the small amounts of evidence of humanity left are either heavily deteriorated or heavily rusted. 
 
[[File:Pikmin_3_Map.PNG|thumb|A landform in Pikmin 3.]]
 
 
Even more evidence suggesting ''Pikmin 3'' takesplace in the future is the landform changes. The island shown in the picture to the right looks a lot like Antarctica and Australia, but the shape looks to be have been morphed if you compare it to either continent. In addition to that, the biomes do not resemble that of either continent.


Analysis of data in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' has yielded the information that the Distant Planet stage is also referred to by the name ''Earth''. This is deemed comparable to a debug name, only used in programming the game, but it makes clear that Nintendo designers see the planet as Earth.
Analysis of data in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' has yielded the information that the Distant Planet stage is also referred to by the name ''Earth''. This is deemed comparable to a debug name, only used in programming the game, but it makes clear that Nintendo designers see the planet as Earth.
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