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Number | 169 (Europe only) | ||
Series | Massive Receptacle Series | ||
Value | × 130 | ||
Weight | 20 | ||
Maximum carriers | 30 Pikmin | ||
Location | Submerged Castle | ||
Challenge Mode levels | None |
The Open Archive (丸見えアーカイブ?, lit.: "Completely Visible Archive") is a treasure in the European and Japanese versions of Pikmin 2, where it is actually a tin of Imuraya-brand red bean paste. It is found on the fourth sublevel of Submerged Castle. Along with two sets of Bulbmin, there is a Careening Dirigibug and Volatile Dweevils, as well as bomb-rocks falling from above throughout. This treasure could be anywhere; it is large and, therefore, hard to miss. Remember to be quick so as to avoid a confrontation with the Waterwraith.
Notes
Olimar's journal
“The container is open, but not broken,[sic] this is a very reveiling[sic] design, which does not conceal it's[sic] contents. This is an incomprehensible concept for our culture.”
“The container is open, but not broken. This is a very revealing design, which does not conceal its contents. This is an incomprehensible concept for our culture.”
Sales pitch
“To be used only for those who have nothing to hide: A personal container with an open design. Well, if it's always empty...”
Gallery
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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French | Archives Ouvertes | Open Archives |
German | Offenes Archiv | Open Archive |
Italian | Archivio aperto | |
Spanish | Archivo abierto | Open archive |