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*Flying pink creatures that look like Pikmin are visible at the very start and very end of the first released trailer for the game. These have either a leaf or a purple flower on their heads. In the Nintendo Direct of 12/5/12, one can see similarly-colored Pikmin growing on a ledge. | *Flying pink creatures that look like Pikmin are visible at the very start and very end of the first released trailer for the game. These have either a leaf or a purple flower on their heads. In the Nintendo Direct of 12/5/12, one can see similarly-colored Pikmin growing on a ledge. | ||
*Common Glowcaps can be found mostly buried beneath the ground. If a captain touches one of these, it emerges, rising to full height and shedding light on the nearby area. The game features very dark areas, making these useful plants. | *Common Glowcaps can be found mostly buried beneath the ground. If a captain touches one of these, it emerges, rising to full height and shedding light on the nearby area. The game features very dark areas, making these useful plants. | ||
*Pikmin 3 seems to feature updated graphics that are different from the first and second game, which seemed to have a very similar style of graphics. In Pikmin 3, there is much more texture, an example of which being that a Bulborb's spots seem to | *Pikmin 3 seems to feature updated graphics that are different from the first and second game, which seemed to have a very similar style of graphics. In Pikmin 3, there is much more texture, an example of which being that a Bulborb's spots seem to raise off the said Bulborb's back, rather than simply being markings on the back akin to the ladybug. Everything looks "shinier", and Pikmin stems seem to glow slightly. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||