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Ultimate Spinner (アルティメット・ スピナー?) is a treasure in the Japanese version of Pikmin 2. It is a beigoma toy, which are a type of spinning top, and it can be

designated enemy: Red Pikmin will fight a Dwarf Bulborb. Yellow Pikmin will fight a Bearded Amprat. Blue Pikmin will fight 3 Wolpoles. Rock Pikmin will fight a

Buds in Pikmin 2. They behave the same as all other Candypop Buds, except when non-Yellow Pikmin are thrown in, they will change into Yellow Pikmin. If Yellow

the Heavy-duty Magnetizer in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. From the Marching Pikmin e-Reader game. A horseshoe magnet from the real world. Both

Bulborb (テンコチャッピー?, lit.: "Child Restless Chappy") is an enemy in Pikmin 2, Pikmin 3, and Pikmin 4. As with most of the Dwarf Bulborb species, Dwarf Orange Bulborbs

targets. Pikmin 3 artwork. Pikmin 3 artwork. Artwork of Winged Pikmin flying. Artwork of Winged Pikmin flying. Pikmin 3 artwork. Pikmin 3 artwork. Pikmin 3 artwork

Buds in Pikmin 2. They behave the same as all other Candypop Buds, except when non-red Pikmin are thrown in, they will change into Red Pikmin. If Red Pikmin

The Dimension Converter is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is actually a pair of 3D glasses. It is found in Plunder Palace. The Dimension Converter is on a

them and the leaflings intriguing and often coming up with speculative theories to explain things related to them. As noted by Shepherd, he also really

shocked Yellow Pikmin. A relaxing Yellow Pikmin. Yellow Pikmin artwork from Pikmin. Clay art of a flower-bud Yellow Pikmin in Pikmin 2. Yellow Pikmin clay art

The Gyroid Bust (Mr.ハニー?, lit.: "Mr. Hany") is a treasure found in Pikmin 2. It is actually a haniwa, resembling the ones found in Animal Crossing series

this planet would be deterred from chasing me. I could test this theory on the Pikmin... Of course, they might end up carrying me instead, treasure and

recommended to have Red Pikmin destroy the fire geysers around the room before carrying the treasure back. You must throw up at least 12 Pikmin up on the ledge

first Blue Pikmin in Pikmin (leaf). Finding the first Blue Pikmin in Pikmin (bud). Finding the first Blue Pikmin in Pikmin (flower). A Blue Pikmin being thrown

Vanishing Cookie (消えたクッキー?, lit.: "Cookie of Extinction") is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is a diamond shaped thumbprint cookie with a strawberry jam-based

similar to the Doomsday Apparatus from Pikmin 2. They are both: 1,000 units of weight, meaning 100 Purple Pikmin are required to carry it. Noted to weigh

version of Pikmin 2. A 1k hand weight from the real world. The Doomsday Apparatus is very similar to the Golden Vaulting Table, a treasure from Pikmin 4. They

converting 54 White Pikmin into 95 Yellow Pikmin. This can be done by using 49 White Pikmin in 10 Golden Candypop Buds and 5 White Pikmin in 5 Queen Candypop

thrown Pikmin, gets stuck and must be quickly rescued before it's eaten. I've seen its web trap Winged Pikmin and withstand blows from Rock Pikmin, so those

contains major spoilers about the final boss in Pikmin 4. The Ancient Sirehound is the final boss of Pikmin 4. It is a giant space dog very similar to Oatchi

the unused area in Pikmin. For the routes Pikmin take while carrying objects, see Carrying paths. route is a prototype area in Pikmin that was left in the

fellow Pikmin leave. Because of this, they will not count towards the overall Pikmin count, although any deaths do count towards the lost Pikmin total.

from Pikmin 2. The Waterwraith appearing in Pikmin 2. The Waterwraith in Pikmin 2 as seen from behind. The Waterwraith's physical form in Pikmin 2. The

Tools: None Wild Pikmin: None Others:  Egg × 1 The Smoky Progg is significantly easier than how it was in Pikmin, but can still cause mass Pikmin casualties

disc-shaped enemy in Pikmin 4. On one side it has a hard blue carapace, while on the other side it is covered in an icy surface that can freeze Pikmin. It flips between

It is recommended to have a hefty squad of Pikmin before taking this enemy down. You can either throw Pikmin onto its back or Rush it with Oatchi. Alternatively

The Probable Teapot is a treasure found in Hey! Pikmin. It is actually a bronze-colored trophy. In the level’s second falling section with Coppellers and

Planet The planet as seen in Pikmin. PNF-404, as seen in the Nintendo Player's Guide of Pikmin. The planet as seen in the Pikmin 2 intro cutscene. The Hocotate

(がちんこロケット?; Quantum Traveller in the European release) is a treasure in Hey! Pikmin. It is the second treasure that can be found in Mushroom Valley. It is actually

process was also some sort of Pikmin-ification of the body. Pikmin-ified organisms can't leave this planet, so the Pikmin may have been motivated to carry

that appears in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4. It skims around the surface of the water, and attacks by shooting small jets of water at the Pikmin and leaders. It

Starship Bones are a treasure found in Hey! Pikmin. It is one of the few treasures that can be found in the Pikmin Park. It is actually a green clothespin

Launcher") is an insect-like enemy first encountered in Pikmin 3, and found again in Pikmin 4 and Hey! Pikmin. The creature has a black wafer-like body with an

incredibly interested in both Pikmin and the Onion, making several statements and theories on how Onions operate: one such theory is that the Onion has a mind

mortars have one deadly mortar which will kill pikmin along the entire radius while the 2 others simply knock pikmin away. If used correctly and carefully, the

Experience a Pikmin extinction. “Fire should be a natural enemy of the Pikmin, but Red Pikmin continue through the flames where other Pikmin would burn.

cause a strange change in nearby Pikmin, which the Puffstool acts as a leader for. In the original Pikmin, affected Pikmin turn purple, grow small brown mushroom

weighed down by a sufficient number of Pikmin, or with a single Purple Pikmin in Pikmin 2 or a single Rock Pikmin in Pikmin 3. This renders it susceptible to

Buds in Pikmin 3. 4 open Candypop Buds in Pikmin 3. The Candypop Bud for Rock Pikmin in Pikmin 3. The Candypop Bud for Winged Pikmin in Pikmin 3. The Candypop

final boss of Pikmin 2, defeating the Titan Dweevil does not necessarily lead to the end of the game, unlike the final bosses of Pikmin and Pikmin 3. It can

and can easily kill the Pikmin. Instead, throw just a few Pikmin at it, preferably its backside, until it tries to shake Pikmin off by twisting its body

introduced in Pikmin 4 Yorke, a mechanic and one of Alph's older brothers, introduced in Pikmin 4 Don Bergman, an adventurer introduced in Pikmin 4 Prior to

there wasn't a single Pikmin in sight.” “It sounds like this type of Pikmin was on the brink of extinction. Popping out that one Pikmin seed must have taken