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Sacred Sphere Series

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Sacred Sphere Series
Sacred Sphere Series from the Treasure Catalog.
Image of the complete series.
Theme Billiard Balls
Treasures 10
Locations Drafty Gallery, Below-Grade Discotheque, Ultimate Testing Range, The Mud Pit, Subterranean Swarm, Cavern for a King

The Sacred Sphere Series is a series listed in the Treasure Catalog in Pikmin 4. It consists of ten treasures, consisting of billiard balls. All the treasures in this series are worth Sparklium × 1100, and an extra Sparklium × 330 is given when the entire series has been collected.

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Flag of Japan Japanese シンのタマシリーズ?
Shin no Tama Shirīzu
Sphere of "Shin" Series In Japanese, the treasures in this series are all homonymous, as they each use a different kanji with on'yomi Shin.
Flag of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Chinese
(traditional)
文字撞球系列
Wénzì Zhuàngqiú Xìliè
Character Billiards Series
Flag of China Chinese
(simplified)
文字撞球系列
Wénzì Zhuàngqiú Xìliè
Character Billiards Series
Flag of the Netherlands Dutch Heilige bollen Holy balls
Flag of France French Sphères sacrées Sacred spheres
Flag of Germany German Heilige Kugeln Holy Balls
Flag of Italy Italian Sfere sacre Sacred spheres
Flag of South Korea Korean 신성한 구체 시리즈
Sinseonghan Guche Sirijeu
Sacred Spheres Series
Flag of Brazil Portuguese Esferas sagradas Sacred spheres
Flag of Spain Spanish Esferas elementales Elemental spheres

Trivia[edit]

  • Although never indicated in the game, this is most likely a set of Aramith brand billiard balls which are known for being used in professional tournaments. This is inferred by the fact that the 4th ball is pink instead of the more common purple, due to the color being more distinguishable in televised events.
  • With the exception of the Sphere of Truth, all treasures in this series are used in the fifth challenge in the Trial of the Sage Leaf. The Sage Leaf refers to them as "dragon jewels".

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