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== Overview ==
== Overview ==
The assisting player takes control of the Pebble Pitcher, which takes the form of a pink reticle on-screen in a similar fashion as the [[mariowiki:Star Pointer|Star Pointer]] in [[mariowiki:Super Mario Galaxy|Super Mario Galaxy]] and [[mariowiki:Super Mario Galaxy 2|Super Mario Galaxy 2]]. During gameplay, the player can aim it using motion controls or {{button|switch|lstick}} at [[enemies]] or tasks and pitch a pebble at wherever the reticle is pointing. Note that it still works [[camera|off-screen]], even if it can't be seen.
The assisting player takes control of the Pebble Pitcher, which takes the form of a pink reticle on-screen in a similar fashion as the [[mariowiki:Star Pointer|Star Pointer]] in [[mariowiki:Super Mario Galaxy|Super Mario Galaxy]] and [[mariowiki:Super Mario Galaxy 2|Super Mario Galaxy 2]]. During gameplay, the player can aim it using motion controls or {{button|switch|lstick}} at [[enemies]] or tasks and pitch a pebble at wherever the reticle is pointing. The pebbles fly from the left or right sides of the screen, whichever side the reticle is closest to, and hit the target after only a fraction of a second.
The pebbles fly from the left or right sides of the screen, whichever side the reticle is closest to, and hit the target after only a fraction of a second if it's close, and a little more than a second if the target is far away.  


Hitting an enemy will lower its [[health]] by a small amount, and can even kill it. The same applies to [[obstacle]]s, including obstacles that include some [[hazard]] and are usually meant to be destroyed with the appropriate [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] types. Hitting an object that is being carried by Pikmin or [[Oatchi]] (but not [[swallow]]ed by Oatchi) will make it be carried much faster for a short time, indicated by a springing sound effect. Hitting a buried object will slowly [[dig]] it out.
Hitting an enemy will lower its [[health]] by a small amount, and can even kill it. The same applies to [[obstacle]]s, including obstacles that include some [[hazard]] and are usually meant to be destroyed with the appropriate [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] types. Hitting an object that is being carried by Pikmin or [[Oatchi]] (but not [[swallow]]ed by Oatchi) will make it be carried much faster for a short time, indicated by a springing sound effect. Hitting a buried object will slowly [[dig]] it out.
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{{See|Controls#Pebble Pitcher}}
{{See|Controls#Pebble Pitcher}}


{{button|switch|a|switch|facer}} throws a pebble. A tiny icon on the bottom-right of the reticle reminds the player of this fact.
{{button|switch|facer}} throws a pebble. A tiny icon on the bottom-right of the reticle reminds the player of this fact.


When using the Motion Control option, the second player can press {{button|switch|x|switch|faceu}} to realign the Pebble Pitcher reticle at the center of the screen. Whenever the Pebble Pitcher falls offscreen, a reminder will show-up informing the player of that button.
When using the Motion Control option, the second player can press {{button|switch|faceu}} to realign the Pebble Pitcher reticle at the center of the screen. Whenever the Pebble Pitcher falls offscreen, a reminder will show-up informing the player of that button.


The shoulder buttons change which item is selected left and right, respectively. Icons for these buttons also appear above the respective items in the Pebble Pitcher's inventory, though they're present even if the player has no other items.{{button|switch|y|switch|facel}} throws one of the selected item; this too is represented by a tiny icon of the button on the bottom right of the currently selected item in the inventory.
The shoulder buttons change which item is selected left and right, respectively. Icons for these buttons also appear above the respective items in the Pebble Pitcher's inventory, though they're present even if the player has no other items. {{button|switch|facel}} throws one of the selected item; this too is represented by a tiny icon of the button on the bottom right of the currently selected item in the inventory.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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|SweM = Stone thrower
|SweM = Stone thrower
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== Trivia ==
* If the opponent's Pikmin drinks nectar in a [[Dandori Battle]], the Pebble pitcher unlocks nectar. This could most likely occur in [[Battle in a Box]] in [[Story Mode]], since the default Pikmin are [[Ice Pikmin]], which can freeze enemies and killing them in a frozen state will leave drops of nectar
* Oddly, nectar can also be unlocked if the player starts [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]] for the first time.


== See also ==
== See also ==

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