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"Elder's Memory") is a treasure found in Pikmin 2. It is the head of the real world Nintendo Entertainment System peripheral, the Robotic Operating Buddy

a violin due to their twisted stem and curling head, hence their name. In real life, fiddleheads are the furled fronds of young ferns, and in Pikmin 2,

of Dandelions around a handcart in the Blossoming Arcadia. Real world Taraxacum japonicum. Real world Taraxacum officinale. The Dandelion is the only plant

Despite many Pikmin 2 treasures being items that can actually be found in the real world, the Utter Scrap appears to be entirely fictional. Judging from the

location it is discovered. Real world pearl earrings. Screenshot of the treasure being viewed in the Treasure Catalog. Real life clam pearl. Dazzle Series

which usually stays in its web to catch prey that fly into it, much like real world spiders. Members belong to the Clavo genus. Main article: Arachnode

The Pikmin have had a hard time coping with the bitter cold, but they were real troopers. Somehow, they summoned the strength to carry this box, so I hope

easy conversion between the in-game weight units and real-world units, the theory breaks down when real-world objects are weighed and compared to the weights

Pikipedia:Canon policy. Canon is any information that is considered to be "real", "official", or "true" in a fictional universe. For the most part, it is

juicy flesh inside... deeply sweet yet delightfully bitter too...that's the real star of the show here! A fruit fit for royalty!” “Don't ask me how I know

easy conversion between the in-game weight units and real-world units, the theory breaks down when real-world objects are weighed and compared to the weights

That's true, honest!” “This charming taste will blow you away. It's the real taste, the true taste as guaranteed by our company experts.” The Survival

upgrades costing real-world money were removed and the 5 upgrades costing coins were added. On December 7th, 2022, the upgrades costing real-world money were

(バキューム・プロセッサー?, lit.: "Vacuum Processor") is a treasure in Pikmin 2 based on a real-life vacuum tube. The text on its side reads: FEE Far Eastern Electric 6N1P

The Wayward Moon being analyzed. A cantaloupe melon in the real world. A crown melon in the real world. Crimson Banquet

Texture used for the treasure in the European version. A real world A&W bottle cap. A real world Vitamalz cap. The Nintendo Switch port's design mentions

Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. A pressure gauge from the real world. A water tap from the real world.

analyzed in Pikmin 3. A real-life avocado. Along with the Heroine's Tear, this is one of the fruits that Alph is allergic to. In the real world, some people

Treasure Catalog in Pikmin 4. It consists of nine treasures centered around real-world human culture, namely statues. All the treasures in this series are

and across games to Pikmin 3, rather like real fiat money; thus, there is no one conversion value to a real-life currency. It can be determined, however