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enemy reel text remains in English, even when the game's text is set to a different language. In the Nintendo Switch port of Pikmin, the enemy reel has been

Prerelease: None. Blue Pikmin fighting the creature. Goolix in the enemy reel, shown erroneously on The Forest Navel. Olimar's sketch of a Goolix in his

defined than in the final version. An Armored Cannon Beetle in the enemy reel. A drawing of an Armored Cannon Beetle from the Pikmin Official Player's

or potentially were implemented far later in development. The enemy reel also notes that Spotty Bulbears display "indefatigability," suggesting a degree

Control! Pikmin. The Wolpole as seen in the enemy reel of Pikmin. The Wolpole as seen in the enemy reel of the European version of New Play Control! Pikmin

sublevel 3 ones. Olimar notes in the enemy reel that Candypop Buds could be the next step in Pikmin evolution, and in his Piklopedia notes that Candypops could

Honeywisp. Prerelease: None. Artwork of the Honeywisp. The Honeywisp in the enemy reel. Drawings of the Honeywisp from the Pikmin Official Player's Guide. Two idle

Pikmin immediately go insane, ruthlessly attacking Captain Olimar.” Dalmo's Notes “Come, let us ponder the Puffstool. This devious li'l bean releases spores

The Wollyhop (then known as the Wollywog) in the enemy reel of Pikmin. The Wollyhop in the enemy reel of the European version of New Play Control! Pikmin

dots, even with the pause menu opened. A Dwarf Bulbear as seen in the enemy reel. Several idle Dwarf Bulbears looking up to the sky. A close-up of two Dwarf

Prerelease: None. Artwork of the Water Dumple. Note the presence of whiskers. Two Water Dumples in the enemy reel. Drawings of the Water Dumple from the Pikmin

of the Smoky Progg from Pikmin. The Smoky Progg, as seen in the enemy reel. Note the early design with green eyes. The Progg at The Distant Spring. The

Wollyhop (then known as the Yellow Wollywog) in the enemy reel. The Yellow Wollyhop in the enemy reel of the European version of New Play Control! Pikmin. A

The first of these mentions is in the enemy reel at the end of Pikmin, while the second is in Olimar's notes on the Burrowing Snagret in Pikmin 2's Piklopedia

Generator. The Positron Generator on The Distant Spring, visible on the enemy reel. In real life, positrons are antimatter, the antiparticle counterparts of

Notes transcribed directly from Pikmin's enemy reel at the end of the game. In Pikipedia, these are stored on the "/reel" subpage of Pikmin enemy articles

Pikmin series logo, along with it now being known as Pikmin 1. The enemy reel received several changes: All of the gameplay has been re-recorded, now being

is Mamuta. Artwork of the Mamuta from Pikmin. A Mamuta in Pikmin's enemy reel. Drawings of the Mamuta from the Pikmin Official Player's Guide. The frontside

Female Sheargrub from Pikmin. Male and Female Sheargrubs in Pikmin's enemy reel. Drawings of the Female Sheargrub from the Pikmin Official Player's Guide

games. The females of this species are never seen, as, according to Olimar's notes, they spend nearly their entire life underground, somewhat similar to cicadas