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===Areas===
===Areas===
* A place similar to [[Awakening Wood]].
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* A place similar to [[Wistful Wild]].
[[Area]]s in this game are organized into groups called "sectors".
* '''Cavern of Confusion''': A cave focused on the Yellow Pikmin and their higher throw height. Some walls made of sand block passage or serve as puzzle elements, and some stone floors give way when stepped on.
* An underwater area.
* A place similar to [[Rusted Labyrinth]].
 
====1-A====
Sector 1, Area A is titled "First Expedition".{{cite youtube|v5WcuzlsAJY|of Nintendo Summer of Play demo's first stage}} It takes place in a lush garden. It starts off with Olimar gathering some Pikmin, and using them to carry [[bridge fragment]]s to build a bridge, in order to climb a small hill. The first enemy encountered is the small [[Breadbug]] lookalike. Getting close prompts the pod to talk about how it looks dangerous, but killing it before getting too close can skip this dialog. After that come some large Sparklium flowers, some Pikmin and seeds being carried by green flying enemies, and the first treasure of the stage, the Loop of Beginnings, which is in fact a ring with a pearl.
 
After some more bridge fragments, Olimar encounters some Pikmin itching to get past a chasm, with a gardening trowel on the side Olimar is on. Some Pikmin can be thrown at it to tip it over, and make a bridge to the other side. On the other side is the unnamed yellow bird enemy. To the right of this fight is a segment with a hole in the wall. At this point, the pod informs Olimar that he can enter the hole using his jetpack, which unlocks the ability to use it. The hole leads to an isolated room with a heart and the second treasure (that can only be reached with the jetpack), the Hypno Pendulum, a blue yo-yo. Back on the main path, there is another yellow bird, some flying green enemies, and the third and final treasure, the Song Sewer, a harmonica.
 
From here to the end, one can find more Sparklium flowers, another gardening trowel, and a hole from which come out unlimited yellow bird enemies.
 
When the first treasure in the stage is collected, the pod will point out to Olimar that the object has a certain amount of Sparklium in it, and suggests keeping an eye out for other treasures. This happens regardless of which treasure is first collected, and if the player ignores the Loop of Beginnings, the pod will quiz Olimar about leaving it behind, but will let the player continue onward anyway.


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Further ahead, there are some more green spiky bugs that stand between a ledge where Olimar and the Pikmin end up at, and a ledge with the final treasure, the Snack Vault, which is an opened can of conserves. After some more crystals and enemies, the player comes across a split in the path. If they take the left, there's the pod waiting for Olimar, but if the player takes the right, they can through a path with more Sparklium, until they reach the pod in a different location. If the player takes the left exit, the pod will tell Olimar about how it detected Sparklium on the right, and tells Olimar to go check it out, but the stage forcefully ends right afterwards anyway.
Further ahead, there are some more green spiky bugs that stand between a ledge where Olimar and the Pikmin end up at, and a ledge with the final treasure, the Snack Vault, which is an opened can of conserves. After some more crystals and enemies, the player comes across a split in the path. If they take the left, there's the pod waiting for Olimar, but if the player takes the right, they can through a path with more Sparklium, until they reach the pod in a different location. If the player takes the left exit, the pod will tell Olimar about how it detected Sparklium on the right, and tells Olimar to go check it out, but the stage forcefully ends right afterwards anyway.


For some reason, Rock Pikmin are likely to trip if the player walks back and forth on the section of the area where the cuscene where a Rock Pikmin that comes out of hiding bangs its head takes place. When the hole that leads to the Snack Vault is entered, a cutscene plays showing that the other side of the hole is blocked by a crystal. Two Rock Pikmin peek their heads from the hole and smash the crystal from inside, clearing the path. If the player does not have at least two Rock Pikmin, this cutscene just doesn't play at all, and the crystal there doesn't exist.  
For some reason, Rock Pikmin are likely to trip if the player walks back and forth on the section of the area where the cuscene where a Rock Pikmin that comes out of hiding bangs its head takes place. When the hole that leads to the Snack Vault is entered, a cutscene plays showing that the other side of the hole is blocked by a crystal. Two Rock Pikmin peek their heads from the hole and smash the crystal from inside, clearing the path. If the player does not have at least two Rock Pikmin, this cutscene just doesn't play at all, and the crystal there doesn't exist.


===Treasures===
===Treasures===
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