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Glow Pikmin

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Artwork of a Glow Pikmin from Pikmin 4.

Glow Pikmin are a new type of Pikmin that can only be used at night, during night expeditions. Glow Pikmin have bright green, bioluminescent bodies. They have no legs, and their bodies instead end in a tapered, ghost-like tail. Because of this, they have the ability to float. They have blue eyes, though one of them appears to be larger than the other and has a light blue pupil. Their flowers are also slightly differently shaped, with pointed petals instead of the normal rounded ones. They also appear to be slightly smaller than other Pikmin types.

Glow Pikmin are the only Pikmin that can be used during night expeditions. They can be thrown and commanded like other Pikmin; however, they have a unique "charge" mechanic. The player is able to charge up their squad of Glow Pikmin, causing them to coalesce into a single, glowing ball called a Glowmob, which then charges forward when the charge is released. If this glowing ball comes into contact with an enemy, it will burst and the enemy will be stunned; this also causes the Glow Pikmin to de-merge from the glowing ball and float to the enemy, attacking it.

Glow Pikmin are not plucked from the ground; instead, they appear to be created by the Lumiknolls the player is tasked with protecting. Glow Pikmin do not have Onions or Candypop Buds like most Pikmin; instead, to produce more Glow Pikmin, the player must collect glowing rocks that resemble konpeitō. The Glow Pikmin will bring these to Lumiknolls, generating more Glow Pikmin. Glow seeds can be used to summon Glow Pikmin in caves. It should also be noted they are immune to fire, water, ice, electricity, and poison.


The leaf texture used in Pikmin 2's Challenge Mode menu. (Used on Pikipedia in the {{stub}} template.)

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ヒカリピクミン?
Hikari Pikumin
Light Pikmin
  Chinese
(traditional)
發光皮克敏
Fāguāng Píkèmǐn
Glowing Pikmin
  Dutch Gloei-Pikmin Glow Pikmin
  French Pikmin luisant Glowing Pikmin
  German Leucht-Pikmin Glow Pikmin
  Italian Pikmin iridescente Iridescent Pikmin
  Korean 반짝피크민
banjjag pikeumin
Glowing Pikmin
  Portuguese Pikmin pirilampo Firefly Pikmin
  Spanish Pikmin luminoso Glowing Pikmin

See also