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Olimar in Super Mario Maker.jpg|The Olimar skin in ''Super Mario Maker''. | Olimar in Super Mario Maker.jpg|The Olimar skin in ''Super Mario Maker''. | ||
OlimarAircraft.jpg|The Olimar aircraft in ''Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy +'' | OlimarAircraft.jpg|The Olimar aircraft in ''Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy +'' | ||
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==AR cards== | |||
{{main|3DS#AR Cards|t1=3DS}} | |||
There were 3 Pikmin themed 3DS AR cards released along with e-shop cards. The cards were able to show 3D animated Pikmin models on the camera picture of your 3DS. There was also a Pikmin themed AR card featured with the other 6 3DS AR cards that come with every 3DS. | |||
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PikminARCards.png|The Pikmin 3DS AR card | |||
AR_Cards.JPG|The 6 AR cards bundled with every Nintendo 3DS | |||
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==e-Reader cards== | |||
{{main|e-Reader}} | |||
There are 6 types of ''Pikmin'' e-reader cards, or e+ cards in Japan, which are the original three Pikmin types and their Onions. The three color groups (Red, Yellow, and Blue) unlock puzzle games buried deep in the recesses of ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', by using [[Nintendo]]'s ''Pikmin 2'' puzzle e-cards (which require the use of an e-Reader). A binder for holding the E+ cards was also released. | |||
The three games are as follows: | |||
* Plucking Pikmin: The player must [[pluck]] every Pikmin from the ground. | |||
* Marching Pikmin: The player controls the Pikmin by moving them in the same direction, and must try to get them into the goal. | |||
* Connecting Pikmin: The player moves panels around to create a path for the Pikmin so that they can reach a goal. | |||
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File:Pikmin2E-reader01sm.jpg|Pikmin e+ series 1. | |||
Binder f.JPG|The Pikmin e+ binder | |||
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