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Crunchy Deluge

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Crunchy Deluge Icon used to represent the fruit on the wiki.
Artwork of a Crunchy Deluge.
Juice amount 2.0 (1.0 in Ultra-Spicy mode)
Mission Mode value Texture used for the Poko in Pikmin 3. × 100
Weight 10
Max. carriers 20 (normally)
Locations Twilight River
Mission Mode locations Thirsty Desert Remix
Bingo Battle locations None
Side Stories locations None

The Crunchy Deluge (シャクシャクノミ?, lit.: "Shak-shak Fruit") is one of the fruits found in Pikmin 3. It is an Asian pear. There's only one in story mode, and it is located in Twilight River, where it is being guarded by a Toady Bloyster, and may only be retrieved by Blue Pikmin. This fruit also produces a total of two containers of juice (one in Ultra-Spicy mode). The Crunchy Deluge makes three appearances in Mission Mode, all in the Thirsty Desert Remix, and is worth 100 points. Although identical to the Astringent Clump, the two are quite different fruits.

Collecting the fruit

 
The Crunchy Deluge, near a Toady Bloyster.

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The Crunchy Deluge is found in the Twilight River. It is found underwater at the very end of the river in the southernmost part of the region, guarded by a Toady Bloyster. Kill or distract the Bloyster and retrieve the fruit.

Notes

Brittany's notes

  US version
Lots of juice in here, like having your mouth flooded in sweetness. Not much Piktamin U, but nutrition isn't everything. Sometimes you just want a natural disaster of flavor, you know?
  European version
Lots of juice in here, and it's like having your taste buds washed away on a tide of sweetness. Not much in the way of Piktamin U, but nutrition isn't everything. Sometimes you just want a flood of flavour...

Technical information

Pikmin 3 technical information (?)
Internal name nashi
Juice 2.0
Juice color
(255, 255, 50, 255)
Mission Mode points 100
"Size"? 4

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
  Japanese シャクシャクノミ?
Shakushaku no Mi
Shak-shak Fruit "シャクシャク?" is an onomatopoeia used for biting into something with its texture.
  French Croque-croque Crunch-crunch
  German Saftcontainer Juice container
  Italian Sgranocchina From "sgranocchiare" (to crunch) and the diminutive suffix "-ina"
  Spanish (NoE) Delicadeza crujiente Crunchy delicacy

See also