Foaming Lake

Foaming Lake Sector 2 – Area A
Treasures	3
Pikmin available	Blue Pikmin
Pikmin discovered	Blue Pikmin
Requirements	Complete The Shadow in the Brush
Next area	Serene Stream
Music	Verdant Waterfront area Verdant Waterfront area - back side

Foaming Lake (あぶくの みずうみ^?) is the first main area in the Verdant Waterfront. It is almost entirely underwater, and is the first area in Hey! Pikmin with water and Blue Pikmin.

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Description

This area takes place in a big lake, and serves as an introduction for aquatic environments to the player. Right at the start, the player has to dive into water, in a small puddle. After this, the player dives again in the water, but this time, Olimar meets some aquatic creatures, such as Puckering Blinnows and Eye-Stalker Bulbeels. He also encounters some Blue Pikmin, who make their first appearance in the game. After a long travel through a path infested with the two harmful creatures previously mentioned, the player can get access of the first treasure, the Giga Whistle. The protagonist just has to be careful to not be attacked by the Eye-Stalker Bulbeel, hidden near the entrance of the small path to the treasure. Near it, the player just has to climb some vines to access the second treasure, the Rocket Polish. Some time after this, the player will come across some dirt blocks blocking the way to a door, in addition to a Large Splurchin. On the other side, the player has to swim quickly in a long doorway, because the protagonist is followed by a big Large Splurchin. This long doorway leads to another door. On the other side, Olimar will face three Eye-Stalker Bulbeels and some Puckering Blinnows. This army of creatures protects the last treasure, the Berserker Brush. The end of the level isn't very far away from it.

Cutscenes

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Cutscene	Screenshot	Trigger	Description
Puckering Blinnow attack		The player advances a bit beyond the first Eye-Stalker Bulbeel.	Four Blue Pikmin appear swimming away from a Puckering Blinnow – they even swim in a loop to try to lose the enemy. They eventually swim into an underwater bush, and the creature loses track of them. A second or two pass, one of the Pikmin pokes its head out, and then goes back in.
Diving Pikmin		The player goes destroys the dirt blocks and advances forward when the path goes up and splits left and right.	Four Blue Pikmin pop out of a bush. One by one, they head for the ledge and dive into the water. The first does a double back-flip, the second does a double front-flip, and the other two go for a simple canon-ball.

Pikmin locations

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Spot	Location	Pikmin	Requirements	Notes

Objects

Treasures

•  Giga Whistle
•  Rocket Polish
•  Berserker Brush

Enemies

•  Puckering Blinnow × 27
•  Eye-Stalker Bulbeel × 7

Obstacles

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•  Dirt block
•  Water body

Others

•  Sparklium Seed × 204
•  Heart × 5

Guide

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Gallery

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  Starting location.

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  Location of the Giga Whistle.

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  Location of the Rocket Polish.

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  The loose Pikmin playing around.

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  The tunnel with seeds and a Large Splurchin.

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  Secret path with a large Sparklium flower.

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  Location of the Berserker Brush.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	あぶくの みずうみ? Abu ku no mizu umi
Dutch	Bruisermeer	Bruiser lake
French	Lagon bubulles	Bubbling lake
German	Der Blubberblasensee	The Bubble Blowing Lake
Italian	Lago effervescente	Sparkling lake
Spanish (NoA)	Lago efervescente	Sparkling lake
Spanish (NoE)	Lago Efervescente	Sparkling Lake