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[[File:Massage Girdle location.png|thumb|left|x165px|Location of the treasure on the radar. Click for a bigger image.]] | [[File:Massage Girdle location.png|thumb|left|x165px|Location of the treasure on the radar. Click for a bigger image.]] | ||
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Defeat the [[Yellow Wollywog]]s in the area and tear down the black gate near the [[Glutton's Kitchen]]. There will be some [[Skitter Leaf|Skitter Leaves]] and two [[Hermit Crawmad]]s. Defeat them, then take out the [[Withering Blowhog]] and the [[Water Dumple]]s near the area and get the nectar near the hole if needed. Toss 20 [[Blue Pikmin|Blue]]s onto the rock ledge and use the other 20 to [[throw]] onto the platforms. Lead one | Defeat the [[Yellow Wollywog]]s in the area and tear down the black gate near the [[Glutton's Kitchen]]. There will be some [[Skitter Leaf|Skitter Leaves]] and two [[Hermit Crawmad]]s. Defeat them, then take out the [[Withering Blowhog]] and the [[Water Dumple]]s near the area and get the nectar near the hole if needed. Toss 20 [[Blue Pikmin|Blue]]s onto the rock ledge and use the other 20 to [[throw]] onto the platforms. Lead one leader to the first [[seesaw block]] and keep on letting him get to the top of the ledge where the other [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] are; an explanation for this is below. When transporting the treasure, make sure to defeat the [[Swooping Snitchbug]]s and [[Shearwig]]s that will be a nuisance on land. | ||
The set of four seesaw blocks is more complicatedly linked than other seesaw blocks in the game. Alternate blocks along the line are connected, one up, one down, like the pairs of blocks. Another twist is that each block along the line is a little higher than the last, the furthest from the ledge being the lowest. This means that a leader can only walk onto that end block. The following is a simple way to make the seesaw blocks work; they are numbered from 1 to 4, from the closest to the ledge to the furthest from it. | The set of four seesaw blocks is more complicatedly linked than other seesaw blocks in the game. Alternate blocks along the line are connected, one up, one down, like the pairs of blocks. Another twist is that each block along the line is a little higher than the last, the furthest from the ledge being the lowest. This means that a leader can only walk onto that end block. The following is a simple way to make the seesaw blocks work; they are numbered from 1 to 4, from the closest to the ledge to the furthest from it. | ||