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[[Image:Planet (Pikmin 2 end).png|thumb|350px|right|The planet as seen in the ending cut-scene of Pikmin 2. | [[Image:Planet (Pikmin 2 end).png|thumb|350px|right|The planet as seen in the ending cut-scene of Pikmin 2. Australasia, Southeastern Asia, and Japan are clearly visible.]] | ||
The planet that [[Olimar]] lands on, in both [[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin 1]] and [[Pikmin 2]], is the natural habitat of [[Pikmin (species)]] as well as many other lifeforms, many of them predators of the Pikmin. The planet is known as the '''planet of the Pikmin''' or the '''Pikmin planet''' in both games. In Super Smash Bros. Brawl it is known as '''Distant Planet'''. Although ambiguous, it is at least very Earth-like with similar geography. Whether or not it actually is our Earth or an alternate version is yet to be revealed in the games or by Shigeru Miyamoto, the game's creator; either way, it is doubtful that the similarities are coincidental. Tin cans as well as many other man-made objects and structures from modern times can be found lying around in the first game (for example, parts of [[Perplexing Pool]] and [[The Distant Spring]] appear to be the remains of a bathroom), and all the 'treasures' found in the second game are man-made or objects natural to Earth. | The planet that [[Olimar]] lands on, in both [[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin 1]] and [[Pikmin 2]], is the natural habitat of [[Pikmin (species)]] as well as many other lifeforms, many of them predators of the Pikmin. The planet is known as the '''planet of the Pikmin''' or the '''Pikmin planet''' in both games. In Super Smash Bros. Brawl it is known as '''Distant Planet'''. Although ambiguous, it is at least very Earth-like with similar geography. Whether or not it actually is our Earth or an alternate version is yet to be revealed in the games or by Shigeru Miyamoto, the game's creator; either way, it is doubtful that the similarities are coincidental. Tin cans as well as many other man-made objects and structures from modern times can be found lying around in the first game (for example, parts of [[Perplexing Pool]] and [[The Distant Spring]] appear to be the remains of a bathroom), and all the 'treasures' found in the second game are man-made or objects natural to Earth. | ||