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Masterpiece (宇宙一アート?, lit.: "Universally Best Art") is a treasure found in Pikmin 2. In the US version, it is found in the sixth level of the Shower Room

the category buttons. The main page with Pikmin Types selected. The Pikmin Types category page with Red Pikmin selected. The Control Guide menu contains

pushing Pikmin around. A single Pikmin on their backs should take them out instantly. Leading them into water will also deplete their health in Pikmin and

longer the case in Pikmin 4 In Pikmin, all souls of Pikmin are blueish white. A screenshot of a Pikmin soul in Pikmin. Pikmin souls in Pikmin 2 from falling

Moving walkways are tools in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4. They are silver conveyor belts that constantly move in a certain direction, and their direction can

several Pikmin pop out from the Pikmin icons on the right side of the screen, into the icon of the selected level; the number of Pikmin that pop out reflects

In Pikmin and Pikmin 3, they are impossible to destroy, while in Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 4, they can be attacked and destroyed with Pikmin. Any Pikmin type

targets for Winged Pikmin. In Pikmin 2's 2-Player Mode, Shearwigs may sometimes pop out when the player digs up a yellow marble. In Pikmin 3, their only Story

player's preferences. Pikmin 3 and its remake do not have a dedicated options menu, and instead have options set in the pause menu. In Pikmin, the options menu

design in the Pikmin series as a whole. It is used in Pikmin, Pikmin 2, Pikmin 3, Pikmin 3 Deluxe, and Pikmin 4. In some parts of Pikmin 3, Asuka Hayazaki

but it is only present in Pikmin, Pikmin 2, and Pikmin 4. To pluck a Pikmin, the player should move the leader near a Pikmin sprout and press the appropriate

Extreme Perspirator (トレーニングマシン?, lit.: "Training Machine") is a treasure in Pikmin 2. It is a wobble doll and is found on the eighth sublevel of the Dream

body, requiring the Pikmin to attack from behind. Flying variants, known as Flighty Joustmites, also appear in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4. “Structural flaw:

Crash#Pikmin 2 See: Mistake#Pikmin 2 See: Out of bounds#Pikmin 2 See: Path oversights#Pikmin 2 See: Sequence break#Pikmin 2 Unused content in Pikmin 2 YouTube

Resting: The Pikmin sits down to rest. Winged Pikmin and Pikmin of certain bulky decors don't demonstrate this behaviour. Reclining: The Pikmin reclines on

enemy in Pikmin 4. It is a bluish-white dweevil that will spray a freezing liquid when attacked, requiring the player to call back any non-Ice Pikmin. Ideally

this cutscene, two Red Pikmin are itching to go to the other side of the cliff, but the trowel is in the way. One of the Pikmin tries to smack into the

See: Crash#Pikmin See: Mistake#Pikmin See: Out of bounds#Pikmin See: Path oversights#Pikmin See: Sequence break#Pikmin Unused content in Pikmin Twitch clip

are Fiery Blowhogs and no Red Pikmin. Theme: Metal Music: Metal 1 Time: 130 (260 seconds) Starting Pikmin:  Blue Pikmin × 50 (flower) Treasures:  Adamantine

Pikmin Park (ひろば?, lit.: "open space") is a feature in Hey! Pikmin. It is a place where gathered Pikmin can play around and be safe, but it is also the