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during daytime. The Bulborb icon used to represent the Piklopedia within the area selection menu and the Treasure Hoard. A dummy icon texture named zzdummy can

in-game encyclopedia of enemies in Pikmin 4. It is not to be confused with Pikipedia, the name of this wiki. For the Piklopedia in other games, see Piklopedia

when it dips.” At one point, a glitch about this boss was documented on Pikipedia. It was said to be a rare and dangerous glitch that would cause the Beady

encyclopedia of enemies in Pikmin 3 Deluxe. It is not to be confused with Pikipedia, the name of this wiki. For the Piklopedia in other games, see Piklopedia

the games use icons based on the Pikmin stems' tops to symbolize their value. For instance, in Mission Mode, the bronze medal has a leaf icon, the silver

things like gates will become visibly more damaged as they are attacked. On Pikipedia, an object's health points can be found in the corresponding subject's

treasures in Pikmin 2, since it appears as the icon whenever the game needs to refer to treasures: it is the icon used on the saved game selection menu for

The icon for Olimar. The icon for Louie. The icon for the President. The Pikmin icon when there are no Pikmin in the active leader's squad. The icon for

star, they're represented by a small pile of three nuggets, similar to the icon for raw materials, which have similar carrying mechanics. Tropical Forest

enemies that are considered bosses or mini-bosses. The enemy categories on Pikipedia can also be browsed, with the main one being Enemies.  Armored Cannon Beetle

the map app. The icon on the top-left allows the player to toggle the map orientation between always having the north point up (an "N" icon with a triangle

recolored to a light yellow, matching the color of Louie's icon background in Pikmin 3. Many Piklopedia icons have been replaced with artwork instead of in game

with the Piklopedia. You may also browse the categories available on Pikipedia, with the top one being Vegetation.  Clover  Candypop Bud  Common Glowcap

Hoard icon for this treasure is the same in all versions, and is centered over the Pacific Ocean. In the Nintendo Switch port however, the icon was changed

Treasure! stages have a point counter at the top of the screen that shows an icon quite similar to that of a Poko. In the Side Stories of Pikmin 3 Deluxe,

Silo in the Switch port. Texture used for the treasure. The Treasure Hoard icon of the Nutrient Silo in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. Skippy peanut

The Gemstar Wife being analyzed by the Hocotate ship. The Treasure Hoard icon of the Red Gemstar in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. A pink-star

Essential Furnishing being analyzed by the Hocotate ship. The Treasure Hoard icon of the Essential Furnishing in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. A

Kitchen. The Director of Destiny being analyzed in Pikmin 2. The Treasure Hoard icon of the Director of Destiny in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. In

standby Pikmin icon, as well as the icon for White Pikmin, are placeholders that use edited versions of the icon for Yellow Pikmin. The icon for Purple Pikmin

the rules. Unused Antenna Beetle roulette icon. Unused Spotty Bulbear roulette icon. Unused Dweevil roulette icon. The Angle Maze features a Raging Long Legs

Brute Knuckles as seen from behind in the Treasure Hoard. The Treasure Hoard icon of the Brute Knuckles in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. This is

in the Side Stories. Olimar's icon. Louie's icon. A SPERO's icon. In the demo of Pikmin 3 Deluxe, a couple ship part icons are instead placeholders, being

Endless Repository (US) and the Perfect Container (EU). The Treasure Hoard icon of the Endless Repository in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. Beach

different themes. Official logo. Official logo prior to November 2022. App icon. Key art from the game's official release. Promotional image used in the

various speech-bubble icons can appear on the top left of buttons. The "Recommended" icon recommends that mode, while the lock icon indicates that that mode

Bulblax in the Piklopedia in the Japanese version of Pikmin 2. The Piklopedia icon of the Fiery Bulblax in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. The extinguished

File:Emergency kit P4 icon.png The Emergency Kit is an item first seen in Pikmin 4. The first instance of it being used is when the player sees it in the

to be guarding Olimar's bunker. Unlike most enemies, she has a unique map icon. She will seek out Pikmin (both idle ones and ones in the player's squad)

standby Pikmin type on the HUD ignores these type of Pikmin, so they lack an icon. Although they have no real Pikmin behavior in the Piklopedia, they will

The excitement I felt during that first launch was...unforgettable. The iconic rocket engraved on this shield reminds me of that moment.” “Shimmers and

a Pikmin. The Piklopedia icon of the Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. The Piklopedia icon of the Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat

lower-left corner of the screen, and have an icon in a bubble on the left side. In the tables below, when there are 2 icons, the first one is used in the original

Purple Pikmin. A Greater Spotted Jellyfloat digesting Pikmin. The Piklopedia icon of the Greater Spotted Jellyfloat in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin

September 22nd, 2023. When the bundle is purchased, the 2 games have separate icons on the Nintendo Switch Home Menu, and function as separate pieces of software

fallen Swooping Snitchbug. The corpse of a Swooping Snitchbug. The Piklopedia icon of the Swooping Snitchbug in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. Artwork

attacking a Yellow Wollyhop. The corpse of a Yellow Wollyhop. The Piklopedia icon of the Yellow Wollyhop in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. Artwork

Battle Enemies! Solo:  × 3805 Co-op:  × 3745 Collect Treasure! icon. Battle Enemies! icon. A screenshot showing some conveyor belts and a Dwarf Orange Bulborb

exist. The infamous crushing glitch is now less common. The standby Pikmin icons have been updated. The render of Olimar standing used on his health wheel

Battle Enemies! Solo:  × 5440 Co-op:  × 5250 Collect Treasure! icon. Battle Enemies! icon. Alph starts near the Blue Pikmin. A Medusal Slurker holding Louie

 Floating platform × 2  Climbing wall × 1 (15 raw materials required) Others: [icon] Bunker × 1  Castaway × 1 (inside Mammoth Snootwhacker)  Candypop Bud (Winged)

what they were in Pikmin 3, containing many more options. The stylus mode icon has been removed. The options visible depend on where the pause menu is being

retreating underground. The corpse of an Armored Cannon Larva. The Piklopedia icon of the Armored Cannon Beetle Larva in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin

the opening of Pikmin 2. The S.S. Dolphin in Pikmin 4. The S.S. Dolphin's icon in Pikmin 4 The S.S. Dolphin as seen in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. The S

recovering 12 ship parts is a device called the Parts Detector. It shares its icon with the Treasure Gauge and works exactly the same as the Treasure Gauge+

the Perplexing Pool. A Shearwig taking flight in Pikmin 2. The Piklopedia icon of the Shearwig in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. A Shearwig eating

Wollyhops and Yellow Wollyhops in the unused cave Last_4. The Piklopedia icon of the Wollyhop in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. A Wollyhop jumping

(3 groups of 2, 2 groups of 3)  Iron fence × 1 Tools:  Bonfire altar × 1 [icon] Unlit bonfire altar × 1 Wild Pikmin  Red Pikmin x5 (Sprouts)  Red Pikmin

solid colors. The demo has also received these changes. Icon before version 1.1.1 Updated icon after version 1.1.1 Pikmin 4, being on the Nintendo Switch

Long Legs. Some petrified Mitites. A group of dead Mitites. The Piklopedia icon of the Mitite in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. Several Mitites

map, along with how many. Pikmin icons will also appear larger on the radar when the sunset is approaching, and the icons of those that are at risk of being

Battle Enemies! Solo:  × 13000 Co-op:  × 12790 Collect Treasure! icon. Battle Enemies! icon. A pile of nuggets in the Collect Treasure! version of the stage

version of the Novice Training cave, kfes_NARI_07whitepurple. The Piklopedia icon of the Creeping Chrysanthemum in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2

all of the previously released DLC from the Wii U version. The present-like icon no longer appears on a DLC course after acquiring it, as does the prompt

Battle Enemies! Solo:  × 3060 Co-op:  × 2910 Collect Treasure! icon. Battle Enemies! icon. The surface of the area. Beastly Caverns and Twilight Hollow

its A.I. A Spotty Bulbear in an earlier version of Pikmin 2. The Piklopedia icon of the Spotty Bulbear in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. An idle

Battle Enemies! Solo:  × 12330 Co-op:  × 12060 Collect Treasure! icon. Battle Enemies! icon. A pile of nuggets atop a spiral structure. The Arctic Cannon

which controllers they each will use. When a player presses the button, an icon of their controller and the text "OK" will appear in a box labeled "P1" or

same as any other character, and has a yellow background for his character icon on the bottom left. When saved, he will say something arrogant, like "Took

Battle Enemies! Solo:  × 3175 Co-op:  × 3205 Collect Treasure! icon. Battle Enemies! icon. An Insect Condo and Golden Sunseed from Collect Treasure! mode

Battle Enemies! Solo:  × 14545 Co-op:  × 13945 Collect Treasure! icon. Battle Enemies! icon. A picture of the Shaded Garden. Many parts of the area are similar

Nintendo Land attraction Pikmin Adventure, pressing  / or tapping the call icon on the Wii U GamePad will cause the Mii controlling Captain Olimar to whistle

 × 11210 Co-op:  × 11330 Collect Treasure! preview. Collect Treasure! icon. Battle Enemies! icon. Starting location of the Collect Treasure! version. The vines

day. It shows bubbles that get filled with leader icons as they are available, as well as Louie's icon when he's on the ship. This box also contains info

by button press)  Paper bag × 1 Tools  Floating platform × 2  Geyser × 1 [icon] Base × 1 Wild Pikmin:  Yellow Pikmin × 5 (sprouts)  Yellow Pikmin × 5 (inside

Battle Enemies! Solo:  × 4350 Co-op:  × 4040 Collect Treasure! icon. Battle Enemies! icon. A full map of the Fortress of Festivity. The cake and various

so "adult" is used to distinguish age. Prerelease: Unknown The Piklopedia icon of the Horned Cannon Beetle. Renders of a Horned Cannon Beetle launching

treasures, and unused models. A dummy Piklopedia icon can be found amidst the regular Piklopedia icon textures, in the game's files. Presumably, it was

challenge_2. A Hairy Bulborb in another unused cave, caveinfo_toy. The Piklopedia icon of the Hairy Bulborb in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. The corpse

file on the Meerslug. The second data file on the Meerslug. Defeat Bosses! icon. Folded Data Glutton Sand sink-pit Bogswallow YouTube video demonstrating

that is in the water waking up. An Emperor Bulblax dying. The Piklopedia icon of the Emperor Bulblax in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. The corpse

not affect that Pikmin, and the HUD's standby icon calculation will skip over that Pikmin (meaning the icon can even show the "no Pikmin" symbol if that

Battle Enemies! Solo:  × 13935 Co-op:  × 13335 Collect Treasure! icon. Battle Enemies! icon. The starting area in Collect Treasure! A small area with a lake

Pikmin; here his eyes are smaller. In the GamePad screen, Alph's early radar icon can be seen. Another shot with Alph's different eyes. In a prototype version

data file on the Wraith. The second data file on the Wraith. Defeat Bosses! icon. A real world piece of Cubic Pyrite. In the Japanese version of the game

each fruit or enemy found in the mission is listed as a box, displaying the icon of the fruit/enemy, the value of a single instance of that fruit/enemy, the

Pikmin in the squad but outside the leader's range, there will be an X on the icon, instead. Pressing  /  / allows the player to toggle to a different Pikmin

or less Blue Pikmin) Others:  Raw material pile × 1 (15 pieces)  Egg × 4 [icon] Base × 1 (must defeat the Withering blowhog and Anode dweevil near the base

dictionary in the PIPAD" "Just has the names". The top-left corner displays an icon of the same button used to trigger lock-on, but with the string "Cancel Lock-On"

Walking too far to the north or south will eventually place the leader's icon on the radar out of view, and walking a bit further will make the leader

of candy with a Pikmin series icon in the wrapper, in the Nintendo Labo house activity. A cupcake with a Pikmin series icon in the base, in the Nintendo

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were retrieved on June 27th, 2022. Solo:  × 4080 Co-op:  × 4100 Mission Mode icon. The Burrowing Snagret across the river. The Burrowing Snagret near the beige

retrieved on June 27th, 2022. Solo:  × 12900 Co-op:  × 12030 Mission Mode icon. Twilight Hollow Remix and Beastly Caverns are the only missions in Collect

squad and Onion counters; in Pikmin 2, the text is also accompanied by an icon showing an idle Pikmin. In Pikmin 3, idle Pikmin are displayed on a separate

 Eye-Stalker Bulbeel × 7  Large Splurchin × 2  Dirt block × 18  Water body × 4 [icon] Vine × 2 Yellow Sparklium Seed × 149 Red Sparklium Seed × 11  Sparklium

were retrieved on June 27th, 2022. Solo:  × 7105 Co-op:  × 6685 Mission Mode icon. The SPERO's location. The Blue Onion's location. An Orange Bulborb.

in its game files. In a spritesheet containing various icons for the radar, there is an unused icon for a light green Onion after the other Onion types.

retrieved on June 27th, 2022. Solo:  × 12750 Co-op:  × 12060 Mission Mode icon. The two Dwarf Bulborbs. Some Winged Pikmin sprouts in a platform from the

were retrieved on June 27th, 2022. Solo:  × 5365 Co-op:  × 5375 Mission Mode icon. Screenshot of the landing site showing the Rock Onion, some Rock Pikmin

players where and when Pikmin had died. In general, Pikmin souls are used as icons in menus and HUDs to represent Pikmin that have died. Enemy souls have a

were retrieved on June 27th, 2022. Solo:  × 5100 Co-op:  × 4810 Mission Mode icon.

retrieved on June 27th, 2022. Solo:  × 12625 Co-op:  × 12205 Mission Mode icon. A screenshot of the landing site showing two Mock Bottoms, a Zest Bomb,

retrieved on June 27th, 2022. Solo:  × 12540 Co-op:  × 12480 Mission Mode icon. Captain Charlie and his Pikmin explore the area.

characters in Pikmin 2 that send spam e-mails after the debt has been repaid. The icons for these characters merely show a silhouette, leaving their appearances

were retrieved on June 27th, 2022. Solo:  × 3760 Co-op:  × 3730 Mission Mode icon. A Whiptongue Bulborb guarding two Rock Candypop Buds. Two Orange Bulborbs

You'll unlock more songs as you play, so come back often!” : “Touch the icon to play a song. Touch it again to stop. I had a track of my own, but it was

retrieved on June 27th, 2022. Solo:  × 10390 Co-op:  × 9940 Mission Mode icon. The Tropical Forest Remix, shown as a wrapped gift, before it is opened

third radar barrier. Keep scrolling left slowly, whilst letting the Go Here! icon also move downward on its own. Look at the television screen, and you will

missing Rescue Corps members and Captain Olimar, and a generic question mark icon for other characters. This app is unlocked from the start. Main articles: