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The '''Child of the Earth''' ({{j|大地の息子|Daichi no Musuko|Son of the Earth}}) is a treasure found in ''[[Pikmin 2]]'' and ''[[Pikmin 4]]''. It is actually a {{w|potato}}. In ''Pikmin 2'', it's found in | The '''Child of the Earth''' ({{j|大地の息子|Daichi no Musuko|Son of the Earth}}) is a treasure found in ''[[Pikmin 2]]'' and ''[[Pikmin 4]]''. It is actually a {{w|potato}}. In ''Pikmin 2'', it's found in sublevel 3 of the [[Cavern of Chaos]] buried underground. [[White Pikmin]] are needed to [[dig]] it up. There are multiple [[Creeping Chrysanthemum]]s and [[Mamuta]]s which will disturb the player if the treasure is carried back to the pod too early. In ''Pikmin 4'', it is at the bottom of the summit with the wheel in [[Sun-Speckled Terrace]]. After crossing the bridge and taking a turn right, the [[Treasure Gauge]] will point to it under the soil, after which the [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] can [[dig]] it out. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Although Olimar claims he has never seen a potato before, it is clear that potatoes are known to [[Hocotate|Hocotatians]], given that [[Louie's notes]] for the [[Emperor Bulblax]] mention the vegetable{{cite quote|{{Notes:Emperor Bulblax/louie}}|Louie|[[Louie's notes]] for the [[Emperor Bulblax]]}}. It is, however, possible that potatoes on Hocotate are different from those on Earth. | *Although Olimar claims he has never seen a potato before, it is clear that potatoes are known to [[Hocotate|Hocotatians]], given that [[Louie's notes]] for the [[Emperor Bulblax]] mention the vegetable{{cite quote|{{Notes:Emperor Bulblax/louie}}|Louie|[[Louie's notes]] for the [[Emperor Bulblax]]}}. It is, however, possible that potatoes on Hocotate are different from those on Earth. | ||
*The name is likely a reference to the French word for potato, ''pomme de terre'', which translates to "apple of the Earth". | *The name is likely a reference to the French word for potato, ''pomme de terre'', which translates to "apple of the Earth". | ||