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The Metal Suit Z being found in a different way in Pikmin 3 isn't very relevant to this treasure. Added "see also" links.
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{{otheruses|the blue robot toy that provides enhanced defense|the red toy that provides fire invulnerability|Forged Courage}} | {{otheruses|the blue robot toy that provides enhanced defense|the red toy that provides fire invulnerability|Forged Courage}} | ||
The '''Justice Alloy''' ({{j|正義合金ジャスティスZ|Seigi Gōkinn Jasutisu Z|Justice Alloy Justice-Z}}) is the top half of a blue and silver {{w|Robot|robot toy}}. It is found on the last sublevel (7) of the [[Snagret Hole]], where it is held by a | The '''Justice Alloy''' ({{j|正義合金ジャスティスZ|Seigi Gōkinn Jasutisu Z|Justice Alloy Justice-Z}}) is the top half of a blue and silver {{w|Robot|robot toy}}. It is found on the last sublevel (7) of the [[Snagret Hole]], where it is held by a [[Pileated Snagret]]. Once this [[treasure]] is retrieved, he unlocks the [[Metal Suit Z]], a member of the [[Exploration Kit]]. This piece of treasure is relatively similar in appearance to [[Forged Courage]]. Like [[Treasure#Dynamic weights|some other treasures]], if the player defeats the Pileated Snagret, but does not have enough Pikmin to carry the Justice Alloy, which requires the strength of 20 Pikmin, it will change weight to match the player's army. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The Justice Alloy's icon in ''Pikmin 2'''s [[Nintendo GameCube]] and [[New Play Control! Pikmin 2|New Play Control!]] versions could possibly be an earlier version of the treasure one with a visor instead of yellow eyes, differently shaped and colored horns, a lack of the yellow protrusions from its arms, a lack of a cap bill, an overall shorter cap, and a less boxy body. | *The Justice Alloy's icon in ''Pikmin 2''{{'s}} [[Nintendo GameCube]] and [[New Play Control! Pikmin 2|New Play Control!]] versions could possibly be an earlier version of the treasure one with a visor instead of yellow eyes, differently shaped and colored horns, a lack of the yellow protrusions from its arms, a lack of a cap bill, an overall shorter cap, and a less boxy body. | ||
*This treasure seems to have a similar appearance to some of the mechs in the ''{{w|Gundam}}'' series. | *This treasure seems to have a similar appearance to some of the mechs in the ''{{w|Gundam}}'' series. | ||
*It also has a resemblance to the main mechs from the ''{{w|Mazinger Z}}'' series. Its name, and that of the Metal Suit Z, may be a reference to the material that is used to construct these robots, Super-Alloy Z. | *It also has a resemblance to the main mechs from the ''{{w|Mazinger Z}}'' series. Its name, and that of the Metal Suit Z, may be a reference to the material that is used to construct these robots, Super-Alloy Z. | ||
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==See also== | |||
* [[Forged Courage]] | |||
* [[Assembled Courage Series]] | |||
* [[Independence Monument]] | |||
* [[Menacing Crusher]] | |||
* [[Withdrawn Arm of Loneliness]] | |||
* [[Extended Hand of Friendship]] | |||
* [[Scoreless Dartboard]] | |||
* [[Stoic Head]] | |||
{{Exploration Kit}} | {{Exploration Kit}} | ||