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{{infobox challenge
{{infobox challenge
|image=P2 Lost Toy Box Sublevel 1.png
|image=Lost Toy Box.png
|size=250px
|size=250px
|yellow=100
|yellow=100
|yellowm=f
|sublevels=2
|sublevels=2
|spicy=2
|spicy=2
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{{guide}}
{{guide}}
The '''Lost Toy Box''' is the third level in {{p2}}{{'s}} [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|Challenge Mode]] and is automatically unlocked with the mode. Olimar and Louie will have the most Pikmin they will ever get in Challenge Mode, being a full squad of 100 [[Yellow Pikmin]]. It has two sublevels, both using the [[Solar System|brightly lit]] toybox layout, which is where the name comes from.
The '''Lost Toy Box''' is one of the five levels that will already be available upon unlocking [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|Challenge Mode]] in ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. Olimar and Louie will have the most Pikmin they will ever get in Challenge Mode: 100. It has two sublevels; both contain only enemies of the Bulborb family. It is harder than most of the starting levels in Challenge Mode.


==Sublevel 1==
==Sublevel 1==
* '''Theme''': Toybox
*'''Theme''': Toybox
* '''Music''': ''[[Music in Pikmin 2#Toy|Toy]]''
*'''Time''': 100 (200 seconds)
* '''Time''': 100 (200 seconds)
*'''Treasures''':
* '''Starting Pikmin''':
**{{icon|Boss Stone|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Red Bulborb)
** {{icon|Yellow Pikmin|v=P2|y}} × 100 (flower)
**{{icon|Crystallized Clairvoyance|y}} × 1
* '''Treasures''':
**{{icon|Crystallized Telekinesis|y}} × 1
** {{icon|Boss Stone|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Red Bulborb)
**{{icon|Crystallized Telepathy|y}} × 1
** {{icon|Crystallized Clairvoyance|y}} × 1
**{{icon|Harmonic Synthesizer|y}} × 1
** {{icon|Crystallized Telekinesis|y}} × 1
**{{icon|Implement of Toil|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Red Bulborb)
** {{icon|Crystallized Telepathy|y}} × 1
**{{icon|Lustrous Element|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Red Bulborb)
** {{icon|Harmonic Synthesizer|y}} × 1
**{{icon|Manual Honer|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Red Bulborb)
** {{icon|Implement of Toil|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Red Bulborb)
**{{icon|Mirrored Element|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Red Bulborb)
** {{icon|Lustrous Element|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Red Bulborb)
**{{icon|Strife Monolith|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Red Bulborb)
** {{icon|Manual Honer|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Red Bulborb)
**{{icon|The Key|y}} × 1 (inside the Red Bulborb)
** {{icon|Mirrored Element|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Red Bulborb)
*'''Enemies''':
** {{icon|Strife Monolith|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Red Bulborb)
**{{icon|Dwarf Red Bulborb|y}} × 6
** {{icon|The Key|y}} × 1 (inside Red Bulborb)
**{{icon|Red Bulborb|y}} × 1
* '''Enemies''':
*'''Obstacles''':
** {{icon|Dwarf Bulborb|y|n=Dwarf Red Bulborb}} × 6
**None
** {{icon|Bulborb|y|n=Red Bulborb}} × 1
*'''Plants''':
* '''Obstacles''':
**None
** None
*'''Others''':
* '''Vegetation''':
**None
** None
* '''Others''':
** None


The background in this sublevel looks much like one of the sublevels from the [[Glutton's Kitchen]]. And, it's best to take out all the Dwarf Bulborbs first. Some may spawn very close to the adult Bulborb, so extra care should be taken not to wake it up accidentally during an attack; reloading the map for a better layout is possible. A spray of each kind will make it much less a threat, and there is usually only the need for one more on the next sublevel. This Bulborb will also drop the key.
{{cavegen|ltb1}}
{{sublevel technical
{{sublevel technical
|cave        = ch_NARI_03toy
|cave        = ch_NARI_03toy
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|capmax      = 0
|capmax      = 0
|rooms      = 1
|rooms      = 1
|ctrratio    = 0
|geyser      = No
|geyser      = No
|unitfile    = 1_NARI_hit6x6_toy.txt
|unitfile    = 1_NARI_hit6x6_toy.txt
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|clog        = No
|clog        = No
|hiddenfloor = 1
|hiddenfloor = 1
|units      =
|units      =  
{{sublevel units
{{sublevel units
|cap_toy|Dead end
|cap_toy|Dead end
|way3_toy|Three-way crossing
|way3_toy|Three-way crossing
|way4_toy|Four-way crossing
|way4_toy|Four-way crossing
|wayl_toy|Turning corridor
|wayl_toy|Turning corridor
|way2_toy|Corridor
|way2_toy|Corridor
|way2x2_toy|Long corridor
|way2x2_toy|Long corridor
}}
{{sublevel units
|room_hitode6x6_3_toy|'''Room with wooden box'''
}}
}}
}}
{{sublevel units
 
|room_hitode6x6_3_toy|'''Room with wooden box'''
It's best to take out all the Dwarf Bulborbs first. Some may spawn very close to the adult Bulborb, so extra care should be taken not to wake it up accidentally during an attack; reloading the map for a better layout is possible. A spray of each kind will make it much less a threat, and there is usually only the need for one more on the next sublevel. This Bulborb will also drop the key.
}}
}}
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed technicaltable"
! colspan="5" style="width: 288px;" | {{tt|Detailed object list|This is a representation of the data in the cave's file, and how the game makes use of it.}}
|-
! colspan="5" | The game spawns these "main" objects:
|-
! ID !! Object !! Amount !! Fall method !! Spawn location
|-
| 1
| {{icon|Bulborb|y|n=Red Bulborb}}
| 1
| None
| "Special" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|The Key|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 1
|-
| 2
| {{icon|Dwarf Bulborb|y|n=Dwarf Red Bulborb}}
| 1
| None
| "Hard" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Lustrous Element|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 2
|-
| 3
| {{icon|Dwarf Bulborb|y|n=Dwarf Red Bulborb}}
| 1
| None
| "Hard" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Mirrored Element|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 3
|-
| 4
| {{icon|Dwarf Bulborb|y|n=Dwarf Red Bulborb}}
| 1
| None
| "Hard" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Manual Honer|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 4
|-
| 5
| {{icon|Dwarf Bulborb|y|n=Dwarf Red Bulborb}}
| 1
| None
| "Easy" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Boss Stone|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 5
|-
| 6
| {{icon|Dwarf Bulborb|y|n=Dwarf Red Bulborb}}
| 1
| None
| "Easy" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Strife Monolith|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 6
|-
| 7
| {{icon|Dwarf Bulborb|y|n=Dwarf Red Bulborb}}
| 1
| None
| "Easy" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Implement of Toil|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 7
|-
! colspan="5" | Then it spawns these "treasure" objects:
|-
! ID !! Object !! Amount !! Fall method !! Spawn location
|-
| 8
| {{icon|Crystallized Telepathy|y}}
| 1
| None
| Treasure spots
|-
| 9
| {{icon|Crystallized Telekinesis|y}}
| 1
| None
| Treasure spots
|-
| 10
| {{icon|Crystallized Clairvoyance|y}}
| 1
| None
| Treasure spots
|-
| 11
| {{icon|Harmonic Synthesizer|y}}
| 1
| None
| Treasure spots
|}
:''For details on how objects are spawned, and how some may fail to spawn, see [[Pikmin 2 cave generation|here]].''


==Sublevel 2==
==Sublevel 2==
[[File:P2 Lost Toy Box Sublevel 2.png|thumb|The second sublevel of the Lost Toy Box.]]
[[File:Lost_toy_box.png|thumb|The second sublevel of the Lost Toy Box.]]
* '''Theme''': Toybox
*'''Theme''': Toybox
* '''Music''': ''[[Music in Pikmin 2#Toy Railroad|Toy Railroad]]''
*'''Time''': +150 (+300 seconds)
* '''Time''': +150 (+300 seconds)
*'''Treasures''':
* '''Treasures''':
**{{icon|Chance Totem|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
** {{icon|Chance Totem|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
**{{icon|Decorative Goo|y}} × 1
** {{icon|Decorative Goo|y}} × 1
**{{icon|Essence of Desire|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
** {{icon|Essence of Desire|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
**{{icon|Essence of Despair|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
** {{icon|Essence of Despair|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
**{{icon|Frosty Bauble|y}} × 1
** {{icon|Frosty Bauble|y}} (US/Europe) / {{icon|Ultimate Spinner|y}} (Japan) × 1
**{{icon|Gemstar Wife|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
** {{icon|Gemstar Wife|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
**{{icon|Joyless Jewel|y}} × 1
** {{icon|Joyless Jewel|y}} × 1
**{{icon|Lustrous Element|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
** {{icon|Lustrous Element|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
**{{icon|Master's Instrument|y}} × 1
** {{icon|Master's Instrument|y}} × 1
**{{icon|Mirrored Element|y}} × 1 (inside a Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
** {{icon|Mirrored Element|y}} × 1 (inside Dwarf Orange Bulborb)
**{{icon|Petrified Heart|y}} × 1
** {{icon|Petrified Heart|y}} × 1
**{{icon|Tear Stone|y}} × 1
** {{icon|Tear Stone|y}} × 1
**{{icon|The Key|y}} × 1 (inside the Orange Bulborb)
** {{icon|The Key|y}} × 1 (inside Orange Bulborb)
*'''Enemies''':
* '''Enemies''':
**{{icon|Dwarf Orange Bulborb|y}} × 6
** {{icon|Dwarf Orange Bulborb|y}} × 6
**{{icon|Orange Bulborb|y}} × 1
** {{icon|Orange Bulborb|y}} × 1
*'''Obstacles''':
* '''Obstacles''':
**None
** None
*'''Plants''':
* '''Vegetation''':
**None
** None
*'''Others''':
* '''Others''':
**None
** None
 
The Dwarf Orange Bulborbs will usually be in the way of the Pikmin carrying the key back, so it's best to take them out first. The larger Orange Bulborb carries the key. Orange Bulborbs wake up faster than Red Bulborbs, so it's best to use the spare sprays here. The treasures are spread widely across the map, even on top of the train tracks, making some scavenging necessary. The [[Geyser#Pikmin 2|geyser]] will appear once the key is brought back. The geyser must be opened by the Pikmin either by [[Group move|swarming]] it or [[throw]]ing Pikmin at it.


{{cavegen|ltb2}}
{{sublevel technical
{{sublevel technical
|cave        = ch_NARI_03toy
|cave        = ch_NARI_03toy
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|capmax      = 0
|capmax      = 0
|rooms      = 1
|rooms      = 1
|ctrratio    = 0
|geyser      = Yes
|geyser      = Yes
|unitfile    = 1_units_large_toy.txt
|unitfile    = 1_units_large_toy.txt
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|clog        = No
|clog        = No
|hiddenfloor = 1
|hiddenfloor = 1
|units      =
|units      =  
{{sublevel units
{{sublevel units
|cap_toy|Dead end
|cap_toy|Dead end
|way3_toy|Three-way crossing
|way3_toy|Three-way crossing
|way4_toy|Four-way crossing
|way4_toy|Four-way crossing
|wayl_toy|Turning corridor
|wayl_toy|Turning corridor
|way2_toy|Corridor
|way2_toy|Corridor
|way2x2_toy|Long corridor
|way2x2_toy|Long corridor
}}
{{sublevel units
|room_large_7_toy|'''Room with toy train track'''
}}
}}
}}
{{sublevel units
 
|room_large_7_toy|'''Room with toy train track'''
The Dwarf Orange Bulborbs will usually be in the way of the Pikmin carrying the key back, so it's best to take them out first. The larger Orange Bulborb carries the key. Orange Bulborbs wake up faster than Red Bulborbs, so it's best to use the spare sprays here. The treasures are spread widely across the map, even on top of the train tracks, making some scavenging necessary. The [[Geyser#Pikmin_2|geyser]] will appear once the key is brought back. The geyser must be opened by the Pikmin either by [[Group move|swarming]] it or [[throw]]ing Pikmin at it.
}}
}}
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed technicaltable"
! colspan="5" style="width: 288px;" | {{tt|Detailed object list|This is a representation of the data in the cave's file, and how the game makes use of it.}}
|-
! colspan="5" | The game spawns these "main" objects:
|-
! ID !! Object !! Amount !! Fall method !! Spawn location
|-
| 1
| {{icon|Orange Bulborb|y}}
| 1
| None
| "Special" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|The Key|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 1
|-
| 2
| {{icon|Dwarf Orange Bulborb|y}}
| 1
| None
| "Hard" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Lustrous Element|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 2
|-
| 3
| {{icon|Dwarf Orange Bulborb|y}}
| 1
| None
| "Hard" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Mirrored Element|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 3
|-
| 4
| {{icon|Dwarf Orange Bulborb|y}}
| 1
| None
| "Hard" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Chance Totem|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 4
|-
| 5
| {{icon|Dwarf Orange Bulborb|y}}
| 1
| None
| "Easy" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Essence of Despair|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 5
|-
| 6
| {{icon|Dwarf Orange Bulborb|y}}
| 1
| None
| "Easy" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Essence of Desire|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 6
|-
| 7
| {{icon|Dwarf Orange Bulborb|y}}
| 1
| None
| "Easy" enemy spots
|-
| -
| {{icon|Gemstar Wife|y}}
| colspan="3" | Carried inside entry with ID 7
|-
! colspan="5" | Then it spawns these "treasure" objects:
|-
! ID !! Object !! Amount !! Fall method !! Spawn location
|-
| 8
| {{icon|Petrified Heart|y}}
| 1
| None
| Treasure spots
|-
| 9
| {{icon|Tear Stone|y}}
| 1
| None
| Treasure spots
|-
| 10
| {{icon|Frosty Bauble|y}} (US/EU)<br>{{icon|Ultimate Spinner|y}} (JP)
| 1
| None
| Treasure spots
|-
| 11
| {{icon|Decorative Goo|y}}
| 1
| None
| Treasure spots
|-
| 12
| {{icon|Master's Instrument|y}}
| 1
| None
| Treasure spots
|-
| 13
| {{icon|Joyless Jewel|y}}
| 1
| None
| Treasure spots
|}
:''For details on how objects are spawned, and how some may fail to spawn, see [[Pikmin 2 cave generation|here]].''


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*[[Blue Pikmin]] were [[Pikmin 2 prerelease information|originally]] meant to be here, as can be seen in [https://youtu.be/cteEOv7pmHI?t=50s this trailer] at 0:50.
*[[Blue Pikmin]] were originally meant to be here, as can be seen in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZxKm9aGiEY this trailer]{{dead link|December|2014}} at 0:50.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{Foreignname
{{Foreignname
|Jap=神々のおもちゃ箱<!-- Found in the Wii version of Pikmin 2's BGM Files, specifically pikmin2 > user > Totaka > ChallengeBgmList.txt -->
|Jap=神々のおもちゃ箱<!-- Found in the Wii version of Pikmin 2's BGM Files, specifically pikmin2 > user > Totaka > ChallengeBgmList.txt -->
|JapM=Holy Toy Box
|SpaA=Caja del Juguete Perdido
|SpaA=Caja del Juguete Perdido
|SpaAM=Lost Toy's Box
|SpaAM=Lost Toy's Box
|SpaAN=Given the ambiguity of the English title, it could either be a box that belongs to a lost toy, or a toy box that is lost. The Nintendo of America localization team went with the former.
|SpaAN=Given the ambiguity of the English title, it could either be a box that belongs to a lost toy, or a toy box that is lost. The Nintendo of America localization team went with the former.
|FraA=Coffre à jouets
|FraAM=Toy chest
|FraE=Coffre à jouets
|FraEM=Toy chest
|notes=y
|notes=y
|Ger=Spielzeugnostalgie
|GerM=Toy Nostalgia
|Ita=Oggetti smarriti
|ItaM=Lost and found
}}
}}


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