Editing Cave

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[[File:Into the hole.jpg|thumb|200px|Some Pikmin jumping in a cave.]]
'''Caves''' ({{j|洞窟|Dōkutsu|Cave}}) are underground locations in {{p2}} and {{p4}}. Exploring them is important since they contain [[treasure]]s, [[castaway]]s, [[Flarlic]], and wild [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] inside. Each cave consists of a series of cramped [[#Sublevel|sublevels]] that limit the player's possibilities, with the gameplay and ambiance inside reflecting that fact:
* There are usually only one or two possible paths the player can follow to explore a given sublevel.
* Since there is no access to [[Onion]]s, it is impossible to retrieve more Pikmin, and getting new Pikmin can only be done with [[Candypop Bud]]s, [[Bulbmin]], or wild Pikmin.
* The current [[day]] cannot be ended until the cave is exited.
* The [[music]] in caves is significantly more minimal than the music in outside [[area]]s, and in ''Pikmin 2'' is partially randomly generated following specific parameters, like the terrain.

Caves in both games are composed differently, with sublevels in ''Pikmin 2'' being [[Pikmin 2 cave generation|generated randomly]] each time, but following a specific layout scheme, while sublevels in ''Pikmin 4'' are fixed and focus more on puzzle-solving. The two games also have other minute differences in the way caves work.

Caves are entered though [[#Hole|holes]] in the areas. Similarly, somewhere in the cave is a way to [[#Exiting caves|exit it]], allowing the player to safely return to the surface with all of their collected objects.

In ''Pikmin 2'', stages in [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|Challenge Mode]] and [[2-Player Battle]] also take place in caves, but this article focuses on the caves in [[Story Mode]], which includes [[Dandori Challenge]] and [[Dandori Battle]] stages. The other {{pg}} do not have caves per se, but have underground locations regardless. {{p1}} has [[The Forest Navel]], {{p3}} has underground sections within its main areas, and {{hp}} has some cave-themed levels.

== List of caves ==
=== ''Pikmin 2'' ===
{| class="responsive-col" style="width:100%"
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;[[Valley of Repose]]:
* [[Emergence Cave]]
* [[Subterranean Complex]]
* [[Frontier Cavern]]
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;[[Awakening Wood]]:
* [[Hole of Beasts]]
* [[White Flower Garden]]
* [[Bulblax Kingdom]]
* [[Snagret Hole]]
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;[[Perplexing Pool]]:
* [[Citadel of Spiders]]
* [[Glutton's Kitchen]]
* [[Shower Room]]
* [[Submerged Castle]]
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;[[Wistful Wild]]:
* [[Cavern of Chaos]]
* [[Hole of Heroes]]
* [[Dream Den]]
|}

=== ''Pikmin 4'' ===
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;[[Rescue Command Post]]:
* [[Burrow of Beginnings]]
* [[Trial of the Sage Leaf]]
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;[[Sun-Speckled Terrace]]:
* [[Last-Frost Cavern]]
* [[Crackling Cauldron]]
* [[Aquiferous Summit]]
* [[Industrial Maze]]
* [[Hectic Hollows]]
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;[[Blossoming Arcadia]]:
* [[Drafty Gallery]]
* [[Secluded Courtyard]]
* [[Sightless Passage]]
* [[Kingdom of Beasts]]
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;[[Serene Shores]]:
* [[Seafloor Resort]]
* [[Subzero Sauna]]
* [[Below-Grade Discotheque]]
* [[Engulfed Castle]]
|-
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;[[Hero's Hideaway]]:
* [[Doppelgänger's Den]]
* [[Frozen Inferno]]
* [[Plunder Palace]]
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;[[Giant's Hearth]]:
* [[Ultimate Testing Range]]
* [[Dream Home]]
* [[Cradle of the Beast]]
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;[[Primordial Thicket]]:
* [[The Mud Pit]]
* [[Subterranean Swarm]]
* [[Cavern for a King]]
|-
|}

==== Dandori Caves ====
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;[[Dandori Challenge]]:
* [[Dandori Day Care]]
* [[Hotshock Canyon]]
* [[Rockaway Cellars]]
* [[Ice-Cross Course]]
* [[Test Tubs]]
* [[Hefty Haulway]]
* [[Strategic Freezeway]]
* [[Aerial Incinerator]]
* [[Planning Pools]]
* [[Oasis of Order]]
* [[Toggle Training]]
* [[Cliff-Hanger's Hold]]
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;[[Dandori Battle]]:
* [[Trial Run]]
* [[Battle in a Box]]
* [[Dandori Castle]]
* [[Leafy Showdown]]
* [[Hot Sandy Duel]]
* [[Final Battle]]
|}

== Sublevel ==
Each cave is divided into a number of sublevels. Each sublevel consists of a small isolated location, and will usually have at least one [[treasure]] or [[castaway]] and a few enemies. The player can only play on one sublevel at a time, and there can't be any Pikmin activity outside the current sublevel or cave. The shortest cave in ''Pikmin 2'' &ndash; [[Emergence Cave]] &ndash; has two sublevels and the longest &ndash; [[Hole of Heroes]] &ndash; has fifteen.

When a cave is entered, the player will land in its first sublevel, and will be able to proceed through that cave's sublevels in order through the use of [[#Hole|holes]]. Some sublevels have [[#Exiting caves|a way to exit]] safely while keeping all collected objects.

Every time a sublevel is entered the game is [[Saved game|saved]], so if the player turns the game off and then back on again, they will start in the same sublevel. In the case of ''Pikmin 2'', the sublevel will be generated randomly again.

While sublevels in ''Pikmin 2'' are fairly generic, they can be roughly categorized into three types:

* '''Normal levels''' usually have a few harmful enemies, and sometimes don't have any treasure.
* '''[[Rest sublevel|Rest levels]]''' either lack enemies or only have harmless enemies (exceptions being [[Doodlebug]]s and [[Bulbmin]]). Rest levels have Pikmin-supporting items, such as [[nectar]], [[ultra-bitter spray]], [[ultra-spicy spray]], or [[Candypop Bud]]s. These levels usually lack treasures, and feature [[Music in Pikmin 2#Rest|special ambient music]]. Most rest levels also have a [[geyser]] available, so the player can return to the surface if they have a low number of Pikmin.
* '''Boss levels''' contain one or more large [[boss]]es, are usually the final level of a cave. The only cave without a boss level is the [[Emergence Cave]], and the one with the most is the [[Hole of Heroes]]. When the boss is defeated, it often drops an [[upgrade]] for the [[leader]]s' space suits or ship.

In ''Pikmin 4'', sublevels are also simplistic for the most part, but their layout and objects are placed with purpose as to provide the players with a curated challenge, usually in the form of a puzzle or some tricky exploration. Some bits of the layout are references to or outright reworkings of [[cave units]] originally from ''Pikmin 2'', such as <code>room_hitode4x4_3_metal</code> and <code>room_dan4x4i_3_conc</code>.

=== Final floor ===
[[File:Finallevel.png|thumb|The cutscene that plays when a final level is reached in the European [[region]] of the [[New Play Control! Pikmin 2|''New Play Control!'' version]]. In all other versions of the game, the text says "FINAL FLOOR!" instead.]]
Since at the final sublevel of a cave there is nowhere else to go, all final floors contain a [[geyser]] or air vent for the player to [[#Exiting caves|return to the surface]] and end their cave mission.

Typically, final sublevels have something grand to them. In ''Pikmin 2'', the final floor of all caves except the [[Emergence Cave]] is a boss level, and in ''Pikmin 4'', most caves have a [[castaway]] to rescue at the final sublevel.

In ''Pikmin 2'', the deepest sublevel of every cave receives special attention by the game and is known as the '''final floor''', or the '''final level''' in the European [[region]] of the [[New Play Control! Pikmin 2|''New Play Control!'' version]]. As the player drops into it, the game announces this by playing a distinct jingle, along with displaying the words "FINAL FLOOR!" or "FINAL LEVEL!" in large, yellow letters, before the player regains control. Additionally, on the [[HUD]], the word "SUBLEVEL" in the top-right corner is replaced with the words "FINAL FLOOR" or "FINAL LEVEL" in yellow.

In ''Pikmin 4'', there is far less attention drawn, simply displaying "FINAL SUBLEVEL" in place of the number as it fades away. For caves with only 1 sublevel ([[Burrow of Beginnings]], [[Last-Frost Cavern]], [[Dream Home]]), the distinction does not appear at all.

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== Hole ==
[[File:Cave.png|thumb|The hole used to go down to the next sublevel. These look the same as entrances to caves above ground.]]
To enter a cave, the player must get close to a hole and press the [[throw]] button. To go from one sublevel to the next, the same must be done to a similar hole within the sublevel.

In ''Pikmin 2'', the holes are round, rocky mounds, with a small hole in them. On the cave entrance hole, if the cave has not been [[#Cave completion|completed]], wisps of steam will come out, and the screen will become foggy when the hole is approached. In contrast, if it has been completed, a simple red flag will be placed near the entrance. Inside a cave, the hole to a next sublevel will always contain steam, but will not fog the screen.

In ''Pikmin 4'', the holes are black tubes with colored lids &ndash; cyan for normal caves, gray for [[Dandori Challenge]]s, and orange for [[Dandori Battle]]s. They are actually Japanese {{w|curb boxes}}, which are plastic tubes that house valves. After completing that cave, a flag appears in the color of the player's spacesuit with the [[Rescue Corps]] logo. When completing [[Burrow of Beginnings]] for the first time, [[Collin]] can be seen placing one such flag down in a cutscene. In addition, some caves have multiple holes, where the player will enter in one side and exit on the other such as the [[Aquiferous Summit]] and the [[Engulfed Castle]]. Entering the "exit" side of the cave from the surface will slightly change the layout to allow the sublevels to be cleared in reverse order, with an air vent that takes the player back to the "entrance" hole on the first sublevel. Exiting a cave from the [[pause menu]] will take the player back to the hole they entered from.

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== Mechanics ==
=== Passage of time ===
In ''Pikmin 2'', the time of [[day]] does not pass while the player is in a cave. According to earlier versions of the game, this is because the space-time continuum was warped due to the cave's geomagnetic radiation field.{{cite web|quote=A geomagnetic radiation field underground must have warped the space-time continuum. / Even my record of the terrain has been erased.|http://tcrf.net/Proto:Pikmin_2/Cutscene_Text#Return_to_the_Surface|Proto:Pikmin 2/Cutscene Text|The Cutting Room Floor}} The final version's instruction manual simplifies this and simply calls it "a powerful magnetic field".{{cite quote|Because of a powerful magnetic field deep under the surface, time does not pass underground.|Explanation|page 25 of the manual}}{{cite quote|The powerful magnetic field between the surface and underground can have peculiar, unexpected results. You can't rely merely on your memory, as familiar areas can often appear foreign.|Explanation|page 26 of the manual}}

In ''Pikmin 4'', time does pass while underground, but only at a sixth of its normal speed. If the overworld time reaches the [[sunset]] countdown while the player is exploring a cave, nothing will happen and the player will be free to continue inside the cave for as long as they want, but as soon as they leave the cave the sunset countdown will begin. Caves also cannot be entered during the sunset countdown.

=== Object spawning ===
Some objects respawn between visits to the same cave, including [[enemies]]. The rules are as follows:

{| class="wikitable"
! rowspan="2" | Object
! colspan="2" | Respawns
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! {{p2}}
! {{p4}}
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| [[Treasure]]s
| Never
| Never
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| [[Enemies]]
| Always
| If cave is 100% complete
|-
| [[Obstacles]]
| Always
| Never
|}

[[Treasures]] will not reappear once collected, unless the way the player [[#Exiting caves|exits the cave]] puts them back. Some Candypop Buds that have a [[Candypop family#Maximum Pikmin requirement|maximum Pikmin requirement]] will also not show up.

In ''Pikmin 4'', wild Pikmin, enemy corpses, treasures, and so on will remain in the same state the player left the cave in for a few days, position included, until the cave is completed, at which point the standard rules for respawning everything from scratch described above apply.

=== Entering caves ===
Once the player chooses to enter a cave from a [[#Hole|hole]], a confirmation menu appears with some information about the cave. In ''Pikmin 2'' it shows the kinds of [[hazard]]s inside, and in ''Pikmin 4'' the first page lets the player pick a sublevel to land on from previously visited sublevels, and the second page shows the [[Onion menu]] so the player can pick which Pikmin join them inside.

If the player accepts, the current leader, the other leader or [[Oatchi]], and the [[squad]] of [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] will all jump inside in a brief [[cutscene]]. For [[Dandori Challenge]] and [[Dandori Battle]] caves, the Pikmin will refuse to go inside, however. The other leader or Oatchi will join in regardless of distance, and in ''Pikmin 4'', the player's character and Oatchi will also join in even if they are knocked out, despite the entering cutscene not showing it.

When entering a cave, any Pikmin that do not go in will be safely returned to their [[Onion]]s. In ''Pikmin 2'', Pikmin in an idle leader's group will not be a part of the Pikmin that go in, even if the idle leader enters.

Any leader and Oatchi will regain full [[health]] when entering a cave. In ''Pikmin 2'', it is impossible to explore a cave without Pikmin, and while it is possible in ''Pikmin 4'', the game shows a confirmation dialog stating that it's hard to explore without any.

=== Entering sublevels ===
To go to the next sublevel in the cave, the player must find a hole similar to the one used to get in the cave in the first place.

Unlike entering a cave, leaders and Oatchi will not regain any [[health]] when a deeper sublevel is entered. In ''Pikmin 4'' certain sublevels will force Oatchi to fall in a spot far away from the rest of the crew, which usually results in the player having to solve some problem in the sublevel to reunite everyone.

=== Exiting sublevels ===
When the player chooses to exit the current sublevel, all non-[[sprout]] Pikmin, all conscious leaders, and Oatchi will automatically join the group and jump together, regardless of distance.

As explained [[#Pikmin management|below]], when a sublevel is exited, if there are any unplucked sprouts, the game will notify the player about this and ask them if they wish to continue. The same happens if there are any uncollected [[Onion]]s, [[Flarlic]], or [[castaway]]s.

=== Exiting caves ===
Like when entering a cave, the process of exiting a cave in any way restores the [[health]] of any leader or Oatchi, unless otherwise specified.

==== Safe exit ====
The standard way of exiting a cave is by finding a [[geyser]] in ''Pikmin 2'' or an air vent in ''Pikmin 4''. Either one will shoot leaders, Oatchi, and Pikmin back up to the surface. In ''Pikmin 2'', the player is returned to the landing site while in ''Pikmin 4'' they come out from a hole &ndash; usually the hole they went in from, but some caves have a different hole from which they are exited.

==== Failure ====
If the player is no longer able to explore due to a serious problem, the expedition will be cancelled, collected treasures will be lost in the process, and then any leaders or Oatchi will be brought to the overworld, a process which leaves the Pikmin behind if any were alive. In ''Pikmin 4'', the game gives the player the option to [[rewind]] time instead of letting this happen. A cave's exploration can be cancelled for the following reasons:
* In ''Pikmin 2'', both leaders lose all their [[health]]. This also results in the day ending immediately afterwards.
* In ''Pikmin 2'', the player loses all Pikmin.
* In ''Pikmin 4'', the player's character and Oatchi lose all their health.

Losing all Pikmin (or all Pikmin of a single type) in ''Pikmin 4'' simply results in a cutscene, a reminder to rewind time, and the possibility of continuing exploration regardless.

==== Manual abortion ====
In either game, a cave expedition can also be aborted manually in a controlled manner by using the [[pause menu]]. This will result in the leaders, Oatchi, and the Pikmin to hop inside the [[research pod]] or the [[S.S. Beagle]] and fly out. Doing this in ''Pikmin 2'' will result in the treasures being left behind, but not in ''Pikmin 4''.

=== Pikmin management ===
In ''Pikmin 2'', the [[Pikmin limit]] is respected even inside caves, while in ''Pikmin 4'' the player can have as many Pikmin as they want inside the cave, and even from more than 3 types, though the Pikmin they can bring in from the surface must still respect those two limits. Also in ''Pikmin 4'', if the cave is exited with surplus Pikmin, any extras will simply be brought to the Onion when the player chooses what Pikmin types to take with them once they land.

When exiting the current sublevel, [[sprout]]s will remain behind and be lost forever; the game will even show a confirmation dialog about this if that is the case. Oddly, in ''Pikmin 4'', the game will not consider these Pikmin as dead within the [[Status Report]] screen.

=== Completion ===
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As mentioned [[#Hole|above]], caves that are completed will have a small flag right next to their entrance.

In ''Pikmin 2'', a cave is considered "complete" if all treasures within it have been collected.

In ''Pikmin 4'', a completed cave's icon on the [[radar]] will show a hole with the lid open and a small golden flag next to it, while uncompleted caves show a closed lid.

=== Cave generation ===
{{see|Pikmin 2 cave generation|t1=''Pikmin 2'' cave generation}}

== Oddities ==
{{todo|Move these to [[glitches in Pikmin 2]] and link to them.}}

=== Cave entrance leader mixup ===
When entering the first sublevel of a cave in ''Pikmin 2'', the game may or may not switch the player's active leader. This does not happen when the player goes from one sublevel to the next, making it mysterious as to why the leader changes seemingly randomly when going to the first sublevel.

In reality, this happens because of a simple glitch. In order to decide what leader to turn active whenever a sublevel is entered (be it the first or not), the game reads a variable in memory. This variable is also saved onto the [[Saved game|save game data]] and loaded from it. It is set whenever the player goes from one sublevel to the next, which explains why, when the next sublevel is loaded, the game selects the correct leader. However, this variable never gets set when the cave itself is entered. This means that when the first sublevel is finished loading, the game reads the variable, and uses an outdated value, last updated when a sublevel hole was entered. This glitch was not fixed for the ''New Play Control!'' or Nintendo Switch rerelease.

It can also be noted that [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|Challenge Mode]] uses a different behavior, without a glitch, and that the default value of the variable is 0, meaning that at the start of the game, before the player goes from one sublevel to the next, the game will make Olimar the active leader when entering a cave.

=== Hole entrance grunt mixup ===
When entering a cave or sublevel hole in ''Pikmin 2'', each leader grunts as he jumps. However, the first leader to jump will always make Olimar's sound effect, and the one behind will always make Louie's, regardless of the existing leaders and their order. The only exception is if the second leader is fallen, at which point only the first leader will grunt, still with Olimar's voice.

== Glitches ==
=== ''Pikmin 2'' ===
{{game help|p2|Confirm the glitch where the Pikmin don't jump down and remain idle. If confirmed, add it to the glitches page.}}
* [[Glitches in Pikmin 2#Cave hole glitch|Cave hole glitch]]: It is possible for a leader to end up inside the cave hole's geometry, if he's placed on the hole's spawning point before it spawns.
* [[Glitches in Pikmin 2#Cave death count glitch|Cave death count glitch]]: If a Pikmin is suffering from a hazard and the player chooses to go to the next sublevel, the Pikmin will still have the suffering animation when jumping down the hole. If they made that last cry, they will nevertheless be alive on the next sublevel, but the total Pikmin lost count will increase.
* [[Glitches in Pikmin 2#Fake Pikmin extinction|Fake Pikmin extinction]]: By entering a cave and [[dismiss]]ing at the same time, the game will let the player enter the cave with no Pikmin. It then instantly announces a Pikmin extinction.
* There is a glitch that can happen when proceeding to the next sublevel. In the animation where everybody jumps into the hole, some Pikmin may appear [[idle]] and won't jump in. Thankfully, these Pikmin that don't jump in will appear on the next sublevel.

== Caves in ''Pikmin 4''==
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Four distinct types of cave floors can be seen in the February and June trailers: one that looks like a standard dirt cave, another that's themed around metal and seems to take place inside of a shed, one with a muddy floor and brick walls, one taking place over metal platforms in a dark void, one taking place in an enclosed area with blue tiles on the walls and floor, and one that appears to take place inside what is presumably either a display terrarium in an aquarium/a pet store or a science museum's water table. Notable content that can be seen includes:

* Dirt cave:
** Muddy floors.
** Dirt walls.
** Tiny fungi.
** Dead leaves scattered about.
* Shed:
** Metal rings and dirt on the floor.
** An LED {{w|dot matrix}} display, showing a number. All trailer footage just shows the number "01".
** In the cave's background, what is either the sunlight shining from the slits on the door of the shed, or some {{w|fluorescent lamps}} that are on.
** Support beams in the background, possibly made of wood.
* Brick cave:
** Muddy floor.
** Brick walls.
** Green mold.
* Display area:
** Sandy floors.
** Rocks and fake plants.
** Lit up by lamps.
** A wall with an ocean painted on it.
** Glass walls.
** Fake logs with what appears to be {{w|astroturf}} on top of them.
** In the background, cylindrical aquariums built into pillars can be seen, along with blurry visages of soda fountains behind them. What appears to be a blurry exit sign and a vending machine can also be briefly seen.

<gallery>
Pikmin 4 oatchi sniffing 2.jpg|Dirt cave.
Pikmin 4 arachnorb.jpg|Shed.
Pikmin 4 Empress Bulblax Behind.png|Brick cave.
P4 Display Area Cave.png|Display area.
</gallery>

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Emergence Cave Location.png|A completed cave.
</gallery>

== Trivia ==
[[File:Cave hole edge glitch.png|thumb|If the hole to the next sublevel spawns right next to the edge, leaders and Pikmin can climb it and fall off.]]
* Leaving a cave will always make the game switch to Captain Olimar, regardless of whatever leader the player had active before leaving.
* In an earlier version of ''Pikmin 2'', the player could leave caves with half of the collected treasure if they leave through the [[pause menu]]. However, all Pikmin would be lost in doing so.{{cite web|quote=Escape without your Pikmin? (Retain 1/2 of treasure found.)|https://tcrf.net/Pikmin_2/Early_English_Script#Pause_Menu|Pikmin 2/Early English Script|The Cutting Room Floor}}
* The [[Music in Pikmin 2#Enter cave|fanfare]] that plays when jumping into the first sublevel of a cave is played again on organ during the [[Music in Pikmin 2#Enter new sublevel|fanfare]] that plays when a deeper sublevel is entered.
* On the [[Subterranean Complex]]'s third sublevel, and possibly similar levels too, it is possible for the sublevel's hole to spawn on the zigzagging path instead of dead end or somewhere in the open. Since this place is so tight, it spawns a bit on the edge, and makes it possible for leaders or Pikmin to climb up the hole's mound and fall off the stage.{{cite youtube|cDQP8AxcwsE|of a hole close to the edge|m=56|s=42}}
* All story mode caves in ''Pikmin 2'', besides the caves in the [[Wistful Wild]], have some hint of some part of their contents as background scenery nearby. Examples of this would be the concrete block near the [[Citadel of Spiders]] (hinting towards the concrete theme), the ceramic tiling near the [[Frontier Cavern]] (hinting towards the brick wall designs) and the [[Shower Room]] being enclosed in a tiled tub (hinting towards the tile theme used in said cave).
* In "dirt"-styled sublevels, it is possible to see [[dig|buried]] treasure through the floor, in some angles.{{cite web|https://www.reddit.com/r/Pikmin/comments/nitcv2/tfw_you_realize_you_can_see_buried_treasure/|Post|reddit|published={{date|22|May|2021}}|retrieved={{date|3|May|2022}}}}

== Names in other languages ==
{{Foreignname
|Jap=洞窟
|JapR=Dōkutsu
|JapM=Cave
|Fra=Grotte
|FraM=Cave
|Ger=Höhle
|GerM=Cave
|Ita=Caverna (''Pikmin 2'')<br>Cava (''Pikmin 4'')
|ItaM=Cave
|ItaI=Cava
|Spa=Cueva
|SpaM=Cave
}}
{|
|- style="vertical-align:top"
|'''Sublevel'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=地下
|JapR=Chika
|JapM=Underground
|Fra=Sous-niveau
|FraM=Sublevel
|Ger=Sublevel
|GerM=-
|Ita=Livello
|ItaM=Level
|Spa=Nivel/Sub Nivel
|SpaM=Level/Sub Level
}}

|'''Final floor'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=最終階
|JapR=Saishū-kai
|JapM=Last Floor
|Fra=Dernier Niveau
|FraM=Last Level
|Ger=Letzter Level
|GerM=Last Level
|Ita=Livello Finale
|ItaM=Final Level
|SpaA=Último Nivel
|SpaAM=Last Level
|SpaE=Nivel Final<br>Último Nivel (GameCube version's "Final floor" warning)
|SpaEM=Final Level<br>Last Level
}}
|}

== See also ==
* [[Area]]
* [[The Forest Navel]]
* [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|Challenge Mode (''Pikmin 2'')]]
* [[Dandori Challenge]]
* [[Dandori Battle]]

== References ==
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