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Weight is sometimes used in [[obstacle]]s. [[Cardboard box]]es, [[paper bag]]s, [[iron block]]s, and [[iron ball]]s all require a certain number of Pikmin to push on the obstacle in order to pass it, and this pushing strength is measured in weight units, with each Pikmin (and in some cases, each leader) pushing the obstacle with its own weight. [[Seesaw block]]s and [[elevator platform]]s use weight in a more complex way, with weight being able to be applied to both sides of a scale. | Weight is sometimes used in [[obstacle]]s. [[Cardboard box]]es, [[paper bag]]s, [[iron block]]s, and [[iron ball]]s all require a certain number of Pikmin to push on the obstacle in order to pass it, and this pushing strength is measured in weight units, with each Pikmin (and in some cases, each leader) pushing the obstacle with its own weight. [[Seesaw block]]s and [[elevator platform]]s use weight in a more complex way, with weight being able to be applied to both sides of a scale. | ||
In {{p2}}, heavy weights are sometimes used as an obstacle, due to the presence of [[Purple Pikmin]], which can carry 10 units and weigh 10 units themselves. Some treasures weigh more than 100 weight units, and due to the [[Pikmin limit|100 Pikmin limit]], Purple Pikmin must be used to carry them because of their increased strength. Some [[ | In {{p2}}, heavy weights are sometimes used as an obstacle, due to the presence of [[Purple Pikmin]], which can carry 10 units and weigh 10 units themselves. Some treasures weigh more than 100 weight units, and due to the [[Pikmin limit|100 Pikmin limit]], Purple Pikmin must be used to carry them because of their increased strength. Some [[bag]]s also take more than the strength of 100 Pikmin to compress, meaning Purple Pikmin are required. | ||
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