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Collection Obsession Series

Collection Obsession Series
Collection Obsession Series from the Treasure Catalog.
Image of the complete series.
Theme Playing cards and gold
Treasures 9 (478 total)
Locations Aquiferous Summit, Drafty Gallery, Secluded Courtyard, Kingdom of Beasts, Serene Shores, Subzero Sauna, Seafloor Resort, Below-Grade Discotheque, Hero's Hideaway, Doppelgänger's Den, Plunder Palace, Dream Home, Ultimate Testing Range, Cradle of the Beast, Primordial Thicket, Subterranean Swarm, The Mud Pit

The Collection Obsession Series is a series listed in the Treasure Catalog in Pikmin 4. It consists of eight playing cards, six of which randomly change numbers in each playthrough due to being linked to the combinations needed to open certain safes, and a pile of gold nuggets (of which there are 470 nuggets). All the treasures in this series are worth Icon that represents Sparklium on the wiki, based on the icon found in Pikmin 4. × 2510, and an extra Icon that represents Sparklium on the wiki, based on the icon found in Pikmin 4. × 49 is given when the entire series has been collected.

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Names in other languagesEdit

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Language Name Meaning
  Japanese 集めずにはおれぬものシリーズ?
Atsumezu ni wa Orenu Mono Shirīzu
"No Choice but to Collect" Series
  Chinese
(traditional)
必須收集系列
Bìxū Shōují Xìliè
Compulsory Collection Series
  Chinese
(simplified)
必须收集系列
Bìxū Shōují Xìliè
Compulsory Collection Series
  Dutch Waardeobjecten Valuable objects
  French Collection compulsive Compulsive collection
  German Sammelleidenschaft Collection Passion
  Italian Collezionismo ossessivo Obsessive collecting
  Korean 수집욕 자극 시리즈
Sujib-yok Jageuk Sirijeu
  Portuguese Coleção compulsiva Compulsive collection
  Spanish Coleccionismo ineludible Unavoidabe collecting

TriviaEdit

  • The objects in this series are all somewhat unique compared to other treasures in Pikmin 4, as they all impact gameplay in some way.
    • Gold Nuggets behave identically to how they did in Pikmin 3, with Pikmin needing to mine piles piece by piece to collect them. They can also be found, though rarely, inside of enemies or jars as separate, single nuggets.
    • The playing cards are used as codes for safes. The Courage, Power, and Wisdom Emblem provide the code for the safe in Hero's Hideaway, while the Love, Money, and Work Emblem provide the code for the safe in Dream Home. All six are randomized each game. The Deity's Portrait and Devil's Portrait don't impact gameplay directly, but are also found within the Dream Home and act as red herrings to the actual numbered cards.
      • This marks as the only time where the aesthetics of the treasure change between playthroughs and directly impact certain parts of the game.

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