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Another, harder method allows you to get all Pikmin and captains up. Throw all but one Pikmin on the target platform (preferably make this a White Pikmin). Throw it onto the higher scale, then quickly call it back and throw it on the target platform. You should have all Pikmin on the target platform and your Captains on the higher scale, giving you the chance to walk onto the ledge. That last Pikmin can be thrown diagonally across the higher scale, onto the ledge, such that it walks across the block and makes you rise when whistled. | Another, harder method allows you to get all Pikmin and captains up. Throw all but one Pikmin on the target platform (preferably make this a White Pikmin). Throw it onto the higher scale, then quickly call it back and throw it on the target platform. You should have all Pikmin on the target platform and your Captains on the higher scale, giving you the chance to walk onto the ledge. That last Pikmin can be thrown diagonally across the higher scale, onto the ledge, such that it walks across the block and makes you rise when whistled. | ||
A final method gets both captains and all but one Pikmin. Throw all the Pikmin over the ledge, but don't let them fall on the scale. When you have just one Pikmin left, take it and both your captains and stand on the lower scale. Throw the one Pikmin onto the other scale. Your captains should raise and meet the other Pikmin you threw on the ledge earlier. | |||
===Sets of four blocks=== | ===Sets of four blocks=== | ||