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The '''Dandelion''', although an all-too-common weedy plant in the real world, is somewhat rare in the [[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' games]], appearing in only two overworld locations and seven | The '''Dandelion''', although an all-too-common weedy plant in the real world, is somewhat rare in the [[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' games]], appearing in only two overworld locations one caves, and seven challenge mode levels. Dandelions are used merely for scenery and do not affect gameplay. [[Seeding Dandelion]]s can also be found in ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', but are just as non-functional and are even more rare. The Dandelion is among the few organisms in the ''Pikmin'' series named after its real world counterpart. | ||
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| Appears in | Pikmin, Pikmin 2 | ||
| Scientific name | Taraxacum officinale | ||
| Family | Dandelion | ||
| Areas | The Forest of Hope, Awakening Wood | ||
| Caves | Snagret Hole | ||
| Challenge Mode levels | Twilight Garden, Concrete Maze, Cave of Snarls, Hidden Garden, Breeding Ground, Sniper Room, Emperor's Realm | ||
| 2-Player Battle levels | Brawl Yard | ||
The Dandelion, although an all-too-common weedy plant in the real world, is somewhat rare in the Pikmin games, appearing in only two overworld locations one caves, and seven challenge mode levels. Dandelions are used merely for scenery and do not affect gameplay. Seeding Dandelions can also be found in Pikmin 2, but are just as non-functional and are even more rare. The Dandelion is among the few organisms in the Pikmin series named after its real world counterpart.
Notes
Olimar's notes
“This perennial grows best in locations with full sun exposure. Its flowers boast countless tiny yellow petals packed together in a head. The species seems to have as many weedlike variants as petals, so more detailed research on these plants would best be left to a botanical research specialist.”
Louie's notes
“Young leaves are only suitable in garden salads. Use the flower to add color to your dishes.”
Artwork
Artwork of the Dandelion.
