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[[File:P3 Baldy Long Legs Lock-on.jpg|thumb|325px|Locking on to a [[Baldy Long Legs]] in the [[Tropical Forest]].]]
[[File:P3 Baldy Long Legs Lock-on.jpg|thumb|325px|Locking on to a [[Baldy Long Legs]] in the [[Tropical Forest]].]]
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'''Lock-on''' (or "lock on", {{j|ロックオン|Rokkuon}}, lit.: "Lock On", "Target Lock"{{cite quote|When the Auto Target Lock cursor finds the target you want, press {{button|switch|zr}} to manually lock onto that target. Press {{button|switch|zr}} again to unlock or switch targets.|Rose Shepherd, 29th Captain|the [[Rescue Journal]]}} in {{p4}}) is a combat and exploration mechanic in {{p3}} and {{p4}}. This feature makes the action focus on a certain [[enemy]], [[obstacle]] or other object. This allows players to maneuver around it and not lose its sight, making attacking easier. In the Wii U release of ''Pikmin 3'', locking-on also allows the player to obtain the target's name and to order the Pikmin army to [[charge]].
'''Lock-on''' (or "lock on", {{j|ロックオン|Rokkuon}}, lit.: "Lock On") is a combat and exploration mechanic in {{p3}}. This feature makes the action focus on a certain [[enemy]], [[obstacle]] or other object. This allows players to maneuver around it and not lose its sight, making attacking easier. In the Wii U release of ''Pikmin 3'', locking-on also allows the player to obtain the target's name and to order the Pikmin army to [[charge]].


Lock-on is achieved by getting the [[cursor]] near enough to an object that can be locked on to, and pressing the corresponding button when the game indicates that locking on is possible. Unlike other Nintendo games that have lock-on functionality (e.g. ''[[metroidwiki:Metroid Prime (game)|Metroid Prime]]''), the player does not need to hold the button in order to keep it. Moving far enough away from the target will also cancel the lock-on automatically.
Lock-on is achieved by getting the [[cursor]] near enough to an object that can be locked on to, and pressing the corresponding button when the game indicates that locking on is possible. Unlike other Nintendo games that have lock-on functionality (e.g. ''[[metroidwiki:Metroid Prime (game)|Metroid Prime]]''), the player does not need to hold the button in order to keep it. Moving far enough away from the target will also cancel the lock-on automatically.


This mechanic works differently in ''Pikmin 3'' and {{p3d}}.
This mechanic works differently in ''Pikmin 3'' and {{p3d}}.
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Certain objects will also show a prompt above them saying "Lock On", along with the required button, when the indicator shows up.
Certain objects will also show a prompt above them saying "Lock On", along with the required button, when the indicator shows up.
== ''Pikmin 4'' ==
In ''Pikmin 4'', the lock-on system used is very similar to ''Pikmin 3 Deluxe'', though the cursor now automatically locks-on to objects within throwing distance. In cases of there being multiple objects that can be locked-on to, the object closest to the [[cursor]] will be chosen.  Objects being carried by Pikmin will not be locked-on to. Pressing {{button|switch|zr}} will lock the cursor to the currently locked-on object. Like in the Wii U version of ''Pikmin 3'', pressing {{button|switch|zr}} while locked-on will cycle through nearby targets.


==Lockable targets==
==Lockable targets==
{{stub|section=y|Complete the list.}}
{{stub|section=y|Complete the list and add missing icons.}}
{{Todo|verify if and when Olimar/Louie are identified as Hocotatians, "???", or their actual names.}}
{{Todo|verify if and when Olimar/Louie are identified as Hocotatians, "???", or their actual names.}}


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*{{icon|Bulborb|n|v=P3|n=All enemies|l=Enemy#In ''Pikmin 3''}}
*{{icon|Bulborb|n|v=P3|n=All enemies|l=Enemy#In ''Pikmin 3''}}
*{{icon|Sunseed Berry|n|v=FF|n=All fruits|l=Fruit#List}}
*{{icon|Sunseed Berry|n|v=FF|n=All fruits|l=Fruit#List}}
*{{icon|Scorch Guard|l=Gear}} All gear:
*{{icon|Scorch Guard|l=Upgrade}} All suit upgrades:
**{{icon|Scorch Guard|y}}
**{{icon|Scorch Guard|y}}
**{{icon|Anti-Electrifier|y}}
**{{icon|Anti-Electrifier|y}}
**{{icon|Metal Suit Z|y}}
**{{icon|Metal Suit Z|y}}
**{{icon|Dodge Whistle|y}}
**{{icon|Dodge Whistle|y}}
**{{icon|Data Glutton|y}}
**{{icon|Folded Data Glutton|y}}
*Plants and fungi:
*Plants and fungi:
**{{icon|Pellet Posy|y|v=P3}}
**{{icon|Pellet Posy|y|v=P3}}
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**[[Olimar]] (only when unconscious in story mode)
**[[Olimar]] (only when unconscious in story mode)
**[[Louie]] (only when unconscious in story mode and [[Mission Mode]] and is identified as [[Hocotatian]])
**[[Louie]] (only when unconscious in story mode and [[Mission Mode]] and is identified as [[Hocotatian]])
**{{icon|Egg|y|v=P3}}
**{{icon|Egg|y}}
**{{icon|Nectar|y|v=P3}}
**{{icon|Nectar|y}}
**{{icon|Ultra-Spicy Nectar|y|v=P3}}
**{{icon|Ultra-spicy nectar|y}}
**{{icon|Phosbat Pod|n}}
**{{icon|Data Glutton|y}}
**{{icon|Folded Data Glutton|y}}
**{{icon|Phosbat|n|n=Phosbat Pod|l=Phosbat Pod}}
**{{icon|Large crystal|n|n=Mireclops crystal|l=Mireclops crystal}}
**{{icon|Large crystal|n|n=Mireclops crystal|l=Mireclops crystal}}
**{{icon|Plasm Wraith|n|n=Elemental plasm|l=Plasm Wraith}}
**{{icon|Plasm Wraith|n|n=Elemental plasm|l=Plasm Wraith}}
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**[[5 pellet]]
**[[5 pellet]]
**[[10 pellet]]
**[[10 pellet]]
**{{icon|Lucky Marble|y}}
**[[Lucky Marble]]
**[[Victory Macaroon]]
**[[Victory Macaroon]]
**{{icon|Nugget|n|n=Nuggets}}
**{{icon|Nugget|n|n=Nuggets}}
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*The following objects display "???" in story mode, before they are identified by the crew:
*The following objects display "???" in story mode, before they are identified by the crew:
**{{icon|Sunseed Berry|v=FF|l=Fruit#List}} All fruits
**{{icon|Sunseed Berry|v=FF|l=Fruit#List}} All fruits
**{{icon|Scorch Guard|l=Gear}} All gear
**{{icon|Scorch Guard|l=Upgrade}} All suit upgrades
**{{icon|Data Glutton}} Data Glutton
**{{icon|Folded Data Glutton}} Folded Data Glutton
*Objects that Pikmin return to to get more of, usually in piles, can only be locked-onto in their original resting places. When they are, it focuses on the entire pile and is labeled in plural, even if only one object remains. This applies to:
*Objects that Pikmin return to to get more of, usually in piles, can only be locked-onto in their original resting places. When they are, it focuses on the entire pile and is labeled in plural, even if only one object remains. This applies to:
**{{icon|Dusk Pustules}} Dusk Pustules
**{{icon|Dusk Pustules}} Dusk Pustules

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