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The Favorite Gyro Block (おきにいりジャイロブロック?, lit.: "Favorite Gyro Block") is a treasure in Pikmin 2. It is found inside an Empress Bulblax, that also produces

Switch version of Pikmin 2. A R.O.B. with gyro blocks. Blast from the Past Series Remembered Old Buddy Fond Gyro Block Lost Gyro Block Favorite Gyro Block Treasured

Sweetshop Decor Pikmin in Pikmin Bloom. It is also very similar in appearance to the blue team Victory Macaroon from Bingo Battle mode in Pikmin 3. Sweet Tooth

units in Pikmin, 1 unit in Pikmin 2, 5 units in Pikmin 3, and 3 units in Pikmin 4. The bad ending in Pikmin is possibly referenced in Pikmin 3, as one

 lit.: "My Color") is a treasure found in Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 4. It is a used tube of blue acrylic paint. In Pikmin 2, the label reads "あおいろ? (lit.: "blue

Burrowing Snagret, but does not have enough Pikmin to carry the Five-man Napsack, which requires the strength of 15 Pikmin, it will change weight to match the

Remembered Old Buddy Fond Gyro Block Memorable Gyro Block Lost Gyro Block Favorite Gyro Block Treasured Gyro Block Dream Series Mystical Energy Series Newly

Spiders, then throw Yellow Pikmin over the wall to where the electric gate is. Alternatively, it is possible to throw Yellow Pikmin over the electric gate

Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. A R.O.B. with gyro blocks. Blast from the Past Series Remembered Old Buddy Lost Gyro Block Favorite Gyro Block Memorable

The Doggy Bed is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is actually a sponge shaped like a dog. It can be found in Hero's Hideaway. The Doggy Bed is lying next to

” “This is my favorite color. I love how it imbues passion and emotion into everything it touches. Come to think of it, the first Pikmin I encountered

Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2. A R.O.B. with gyro blocks. Blast from the Past Series Remembered Old Buddy Fond Gyro Block Favorite Gyro Block Memorable

Switch version of Pikmin 2. A R.O.B. with gyro blocks. Blast from the Past Series Remembered Old Buddy Fond Gyro Block Lost Gyro Block Favorite Gyro Block Memorable

of Yellow Pikmin. The patch of Yellow Pikmin sprouts right next to the treasure is likely the first spot the player will discocver Yellow Pikmin in. It is

The Fish-Bed Snack is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is a piece of shrimp sushi. See also: Crusted Rumpup#Strategy. There is a Fish-Bed Snack inside of a Crusted

reference to the plot of Pikmin 2. Inside the files of Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 3, there is data for an entirely new species of Pikmin, which are essentially

Long Legs, but does not have enough Pikmin to carry the Remembered Old Buddy, which requires the strength of thirty Pikmin, it will change weight to match

The Micromanagement Station is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is actually a Game Boy Micro, specifically a version made to commemorate the 20th anniversary

Decor Pikmin are special Pikmin in Pikmin Bloom that wear a costume. They have the same function as regular Pikmin, but wear a variety of decorative outfits

white grapes in Pikmin 3. For the red grapes, see Dusk Pustules. The Dawn Pustules (ミドリタワワ?, lit.: "Green Abundance") are fruits in Pikmin 3 and a treasure

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.

If Winged Pikmin are used, the Arachnode must be killed or the Winged Pikmin will get stuck in its web and drop the fruit, but Blue Pikmin will walk under

: "Fruit of Dripping Nose") is a fruit in Pikmin 3 and a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is a red mango. In Pikmin 3's Story Mode, the only Heroine's Tear can

Squirt in the logs menu. The Squirting Squirt in the Secret Spot 9. Hey! Pikmin amiibo compatibility

in the first two Pikmin games and Pikmin 4. Honeywisps float across the air carrying nectar (in Pikmin) or an egg (in Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 4), and tend to

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

in the intro cutscene of Pikmin 2. Louie during the Pikmin 2 introduction cutscene. Louie at the end of the credits in Pikmin 2. Louie at the end of the

of. Knowing that the Pikmin are plants themselves, Brittany has a deep respect and care toward them, lamenting the loss of any Pikmin to large creatures

The Tangerine Paste is a treasure found in Hey! Pikmin. It is actually a paint tube. In the room after the poison geyser introduction, climb up the vine

Starting Pikmin:  Red Pikmin × 10 (flower)  Yellow Pikmin × 10 (flower)  Blue Pikmin × 10 (flower)  Purple Pikmin × 10 (flower)  White Pikmin × 10 (flower)

The Handy Hand is a treasure in Hey! Pikmin, that can be found in the Glowing Bloom Pond area. It is actually a green wrench. It is roughly two times the

logo, or a Purple Pikmin suddenly drops on the logo, knocking the others away. Pikmin 2 uses a very similar area loading screen to Pikmin for loading the

appears in Pikmin and Pikmin 2. Not only does the item itself not appear in any canon Pikmin game, the Hocotate ship also makes its debut in Pikmin 2, being

Spectralids in Pikmin 2, see Unmarked Spectralids. Red Spectralids (アカシジミ?, lit.: "Red Lycaenid") are small butterfly-like creatures in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4, acting

family. In Pikmin 3, he addresses this by stating that he will take his whole family on a vacation when he gets home. Judging from the Pikmin 2 mail, it

next level. Theme: Soil Music: Fire Time: 40 (80 seconds) Starting Pikmin:  White Pikmin × 50 (flower) Treasures:  Eternal Emerald Eye (US/Europe) /  Magical

with another grayish moon, can be seen in the endings of Pikmin 2 and Hey! Pikmin. Hey! Pikmin depicts them with much brighter colors, with the gray moon

throwing Pikmin onto it. The Pileated Snagret is also very sensitive to attacks, which means that it will burrow back into the ground before your Pikmin can

(ブタドックリ?, lit.: "Pig Tokkuri") is an enemy in Pikmin, Pikmin 2, Pikmin 3, and Pikmin 4, and a boss in Hey! Pikmin. As the name would imply, Fiery Blowhogs shoot

Bulborb in Pikmin. Olimar and his Pikmin fighting a Bulborb in Pikmin. An animation showing the dots on its back oscillating in size, in Pikmin. The Bulborb

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

block could refer to any of the R.O.B. gyro block treasures from Pikmin 2:  Favorite Gyro Block: a blue block.  Fond Gyro Block: a red block.  Lost Gyro

The voyage log in Pikmin 3 is a daily log typed by one of the three main explorers of Pikmin 3. Much like Olimar's voyage log from Pikmin, they can detail

Yellow Pikmin to destroy the electric gate, and then go around the Conifer Spire and the Armored Cannon Beetle Larva to reach the cave. All Pikmin types

In Pikmin 3, whenever a new type of fruit is retrieved, Brittany will write notes about that fruit. Brittany's notes are accessed by tapping a fruit's

For the voyage logs in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4, see Pikmin 3 voyage log and Pikmin 4 voyage log. Olimar's voyage log (called ship log in the area selection

insert 2. This issue features Pikmin 2 on the front cover, and contained information about Pikmin 2, as well as a Pikmin 2 temporary tattoo sheet. This

point. In the Pikmin series, only Pikmin 3, Pikmin 3 Deluxe, the Nintendo Switch versions of Pikmin 1 and Pikmin 2, Pikmin 4, and Pikmin Bloom have received

Japanese text referring to Pikmin gathering. 19: #Call Pikmin from the Onion 20: #Pikmin Extinction 21: #Yellow Pikmin 22: #Blue Pikmin 22_00: Japanese text

article is about the Treasure Menu in Pikmin 2. For the menu in Pikmin 4, see Treasure Catalog. The Treasure Hoard in Pikmin 2 is an in-game list of all the