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Scallop Spring

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Scallop Spring
The Scallop Spring.
Value Icon that represents Sparklium on the wiki, based on the icon found in Hey! Pikmin. × 200
Weight 6
Maximum carriers 6 Pikmin
Location Sizzling Precipice

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The Scallop Spring is a treasure found in Hey! Pikmin. It can be found in the Sizzling Precipice area. It is a red and blue castanet.

Collecting the treasure

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After entering the doorway with the “fire” cutscene, climb down the vine to the left. Use the bouncy mushrooms further to the left to bounce Olimar and his Pikmin up to a doorway. The treasure is on the other side of the door.

Notes

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The clickety-clack sound this makes when the Pikmin jump on it sets my heart dancing. I also like the color. If it was an animal, I believe it would make a good pet.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Flag of the Netherlands Dutch Klikklakkokkel Click-Clack cockle
Flag of France French Cliquetis-clac Clickety-clack
Flag of Germany German Spaßmuschel Fun clam
Flag of Italy Italian Trampolino a percussione Percussion trampoline
Flag of Spain Spanish Tambor doble Double drum

See also