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===2-Player Battle=== | ===2-Player Battle=== | ||
{{main|2-Player Battle}} | {{main|2-Player Battle}} | ||
In 2-Player Battle, two players control one leader each, and attempt to beat the other player by collecting [[marble]]s in cave-like environments. Players can also fight against each other using their own army of Pikmin. The mode is similar to [[Bingo Battle]] in {{p3}} | In 2-Player Battle, two players control one leader each, and attempt to beat the other player by collecting [[marble]]s in cave-like environments. Players can also fight against each other using their own army of Pikmin. The mode is similar to [[Bingo Battle]] in {{p3}}. | ||
===e-Reader=== | ===e-Reader=== | ||
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* In the Wii game ''[[mario:WarioWare: Smooth Moves|WarioWare: Smooth Moves]]'' there is a mini-game based on and called "Pikmin 2". In it, the player controls an [[Empress Bulblax]] and must use the Wii Remote to roll it from side to side squishing Pikmin. | * In the Wii game ''[[mario:WarioWare: Smooth Moves|WarioWare: Smooth Moves]]'' there is a mini-game based on and called "Pikmin 2". In it, the player controls an [[Empress Bulblax]] and must use the Wii Remote to roll it from side to side squishing Pikmin. | ||
* On the European boxart for ''Pikmin 2'', one can faintly see a Red Bulborb in the background. | * On the European boxart for ''Pikmin 2'', one can faintly see a Red Bulborb in the background. | ||
* The GameCube flavor text is | * The GameCube flavor text is {{transcript|Find your fortune with the help of all-new Pikmin!}}. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||