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it is the creature's pearl, though serving the role of a treasure in this game as opposed to the creature's carriable corpse in Pikmin. The item can be

number of game cases can be seen in the background behind Steven. The covers's designs, logos, and large "GAME" texts make them similar to GameCube cases

Exclusively in the US Wii version of the game, Olimar's journal on this treasure contains a copy of the GameCube European text for the Permanent Container

that differs in apperance between regions. Depending on the version of the game, the globe is rotated such that the model's "front" is of each version's

and "Mario Paint" in the American and European version, referencing the game Mario Paint. In Pikmin 4, the label is more generic with unreadable text

indicates an extra life; the "brand" may simply be a reference to the video-game terminology. Other than the logo, "250ml" is also written on the can. This

pastel stick labeled "Peach Pink", which is a reference to the Super Nintendo game Mario Paint and the character Princess Peach. In the Japanese version, it

before moving the treasure. This treasure is only found in US versions of the game. “Today we found the remains of a wooden construction engine buried deep

dirt. Choosing to explore it, for no matter how long, will equal to one in-game day, meaning once the cave is exited the day will end automatically. Defeat

process to get it; one of the most complicated on-land treasures to get in the game. The Hocotate ship may have called it an "Onion Replica" referring to the

container of Clabber Girl brand baking powder. In the European version of the game, found on the sixth sublevel of the Hole of Heroes, this object is a treasure

Divine Cooking Tool, found only in the European and Japanese versions of the game. The Broken Food Master is located on Sublevel 5 of the Shower Room and is

US version of the game. The Divine Cooking Tool is found on Sublevel 1 of the Shower Room and simply needs carrying to the ship.  GameCube “Hocatate[sic]

Controls. This article is about the D-Pad treasure in Pikmin 2. For the Cobalt Game Boy Advance SP, see Stone of Advancement. The Stone of Glory (栄光の石?, lit

the Glutton's Kitchen. Analysis of the Magical Stage. Texture used in the game. A render of the Magical Stage. Boom Cone

checkerboard cookies. The Comfort Cookie resembles a Yoshi Cookie from the game Yoshi's Cookie.

sequence breaks in Pikmin games, organized by game. Pikmin does not have many sequence breaks because the game as a whole does not have much of a sequence

Sud Generator in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. Texture used in-game. A soap bar in the real world.

Olimar and Louie looking at the Courage Reactor in an early version of the game. The Courage Reactor's discovery cutscene in the Nintendo Switch version

treasure found in Pikmin 2. It is actually a Famicom Disk System disk of the game The Mysterious Murasame Castle. This treasure is found on sublevel 3 in the