Editing Mistake

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For the sake of completion, debatable mistakes will be included on the article as well. Unless otherwise confirmed, every mistake listed here is speculative, and could in fact be purposefully made by the developers.

===Carrying path oversights===

{{see|Path oversights#Pikmin|t1=Path oversights in ''Pikmin''}}

Some of the [[enemy reel]]'s footage was recorded in an earlier – or at least different – version of ''Pikmin'', and one can tell because several of the objects cannot be found in those locations in the final game. One of the most noteworthy examples would be the [[Goolix]] appearing on [[The Forest Navel]], despite never being encountered there during gameplay. In addition, the fact that all names are sorted alphabetically, besides the [[Swooping Snitchbug]]'s, gives a hint on what the creature's name was intended to be initially – possibly something beginning with "Flying". This error was not corrected in the ''New Play Control!'' port (which used the original GameCube footage), but was in the Switch port.

 

An early model of the [[S.S. Dolphin]] (which can be found [[Unused content in Pikmin|unused in the game files]]) can be seen projected on PNF-404 during the ending credits, as one of the Ionium Jets can be seen with a circular top instead of an hexagonal one, and the retracted egg-whisk-like propeller can be seen as a sphere. Both of these traits are found in the unused model, but not in the final game's ship.

====Pellet carrying in the instruction manual====

In the instruction manual, the page that describes the Onions and pellets contains an image of three Pikmin carrying a 1 pellet. In the actual game, this is not possible – only up to two [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] may carry a 1 pellet at the same time.

 

In the US instruction manual for {{npcp1}}, the page that explains each Pikmin type's skills has two warnings about [[Yellow Pikmin]] and [[bomb-rock]]s. One of them states {{transcript|Don't stand too close! If it stands idly when thrown, call back a bomb-carrying Pikmin to have it drop the bomb.}} This is a leftover from the instruction manual of the original GameCube ''Pikmin'' game, and is no longer true in the ''New Play Control!'' and Nintendo Switch versions – the Pikmin keep their bomb rocks when called.

[[File:TFN useless geyser.jpg|thumb|The [[geyser]] at the south of [[The Forest Navel]]. It serves no real purpose.]]

*On the North American GameCube version's manual, in the page where Captain Olimar describes the game's plot, there is the typo {{transcript|I then felt a premonition that my short trip would soon be become an epic adventure.}}. "Be" is in one line, and "become" is in another, which could explain why this mistake was left undetected.

*On the Q&A section of the manual in the European GameCube version, there is a hint explaining how it is possible to slow down a [[Bulborb|Spotty Bulborb]] by holding onto its feet with Pikmin. "Holding" is spelled as "holdung", however; a trivial mistake to make on a {{w|QWERTY|QWERTY keyboard}}, given that the '''U''' and the '''I''' keys are next to one another.

*Andy Becraft was one of the engineers on Nintendo of America's debugging team, and is credited on ''Pikmin''{{'s}} [[credits]] sequence. In the ''[[New Play Control!]]'' version, however, his name is incorrectly written as "Beaucraft".

*If the player opens the [[Menu#Onion|Blue Onion's menu]] and attempts to take out more Pikmin than the amount in the Onion, the message "There are no blues Pikmin to take out." appears. The correct message, "There are no blue Pikmin to take out.", has been added to the [[New Play Control! Pikmin|''New Play Control'' version]].

 

 

* In [[The Final Trial]], there is [[:File:Inconsistent wall collision on The Final Trial.png|a wall]] to the left of the landing site behind some plants with inconsistent collision; the collision extends further than the visual model.

===Carrying path oversights===

{{see|Path oversights#Pikmin 2|t1=Path oversights in ''Pikmin 2''}}

*When entering a cave or sublevel, the first leader to jump will always grunt like [[Olimar]], and the second will always grunt like [[Louie]]. This is true regardless of the leaders that are actually on the party and the order at which they jump in, but if the second leader is fallen, only the first leader's grunt will play (still with Olimar's voice).

*The entries for the [[Ravenous Whiskerpillar]] and the [[Volatile Dweevil]] on the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 2)|Piklopedia]] point out that the creatures have an associated [[Poko]] value of 1 and 0, respectively. These values provide no useful information to the player, given that Ravenous Whiskerpillars cannot appear [[Cave|underground]], and Volatile Dweevils cannot be retrieved to the research pod. It is possible that they could at an earlier point in development, and that this value is a remnant of that time; other moot values, such as the Poko count of a [[Pellet Posy]] are displayed as "----", further confusing matters.

*When the [[Justice Alloy]] is collected, the [[Hocotate ship]] claims that getting bitten or stepped on will produce less pain.{{cite quote|{{Notes:Justice Alloy/ship}}|the Hocotate ship|a [[Ship's dialogs|dialog]] about the [[Justice Alloy]]}} This is a huge simplification of the damage reduction benefit, as all damage suffered is reduced, not just from those two sources.

*The game does not distinguish between leaving a cave and starting a new day for the purpose of some cutscenes. So some dialog that makes sense at the start of a new day won't make sense when exiting a cave.

**If the player loses all Pikmin of one type inside a cave and goes to the surface, the ship will state that there was a Pikmin extinction "yesterday".

*[[Olimar's journal]] on [[The Key]] has him describe the [[Beady Long Legs]] as a "Pikmin-'''devouring''' spider", despite the fact that the Beady Long Legs is one of the few enemies that does not eat [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] in any way; it only crushes them.

*The [[Talisman of Life]] contains multiple [[Luck Wafer]]s as claimed in the Sales Pitch, but the [[Luck Wafer]] is worth 140 [[Poko]]s while the [[Talisman of Life]] is worth just 90 [[Poko]]s.

*[[Louie's notes]] on some enemies make references to bodies or body parts that Louie couldn't possibly have collected for cooking, due to the fact that they are shown to disappear upon death, in-game. A full list can be found [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 2)#Recipe oddities|here]].

*Buried [[Armored Cannon Larva|Armored Cannon Beetle Larva]]e cannot be stunned with [[Purple Pikmin]], although the game files specify that the enemy should have the same stun properties as the free-walking counterpart, which can be stunned.

*On the [[Menu#Title screen|title screen]]'s "Summer" theme, [[Dweevil]]s can be seen running around the tree trunk. These dweevils are given an incorrect texture, the same texture as the [[Ravenous Whiskerpillar]] who also appear on the tree trunk.

*On the [[cutscene]] that plays when the player clears the debt, the [[Hocotate ship]] announces the return to [[Hocotate]] and the camera shifts to the sky, where a faint image of [[The President]] is seen. This image was likely cropped from an image with a white background, as it becomes clear that the area of the image between the President's curly hair was not cropped out: it remains white. This has been fixed in the [[Pikmin 2 (Nintendo Switch)|Nintendo Switch port]].

 

* It is possible to tell that the treasures [[:Category:Europe-only treasures|exclusive to the European version]] of ''[[Pikmin 2]]'' received less quality control, as quite a few typos managed to make their way into their English descriptions. This was not intended, as proven by the fact that most of the descriptions in the ''[[New Play Control! Pikmin 2]]'' variants have been fixed. A list of these typos can be found on '''[[:Category:European treasure notes with written mistakes|this category]]'''. Oddly, the US Wii version contains one of these low-quality descriptions, in the form of [[Olimar's journal]] entry for the [[Patience Tester]].

** Unlike all other treasures in ''Pikmin 2'', the [[Empty Space Container]] does not to have its name in title case, in the GameCube version.

* Olimar's journal for the [[Memorable Gyro Block]] has the word "accidentally" misspelled as "accidently".{{cite quote|{{Notes:Memorable Gyro Block/journal}}|Olimar's journal|the [[Memorable Gyro Block]]}}

* The "Results Prior to Repaying Debt" screen on the North American and European GameCube versions says "Results Prior to Repaying Dept". The files for this menu lack a texture for a lowercase "b" entirely, which hints at the menu data having been generated without the "b" being in the string in the first place, making this a simple typo. The Wii North American re-release has corrected the typo, and the European Wii version of ''Pikmin 2'' says "Results up to Debt Repayment" instead.

* The entry in Olimar's journal for the [[Flare Cannon]] call the Titan Dweevil "monsterous". The correct spelling of the word is "monstrous". The European GameCube version and the US Wii version have the wrong spelling, while the US GameCube version and the European Wii version use the correct one.

* The European GameCube and US Wii version of the game have the text "out.The" in Olimar's journal entry for the [[Fleeting Art Form]], without a space between "out" and "The". The other versions lack this problem.

* The [[Lustrous Element]]'s entry in Olimar's journal calls [[Hocotate]] "Hokotate" twice, exclusively in the GameCube European version.

* Olimar's journal entry for the [[Divine Cooking Tool]] calls Hocotate "Hocatate" in the GameCube version. This was corrected for the Wii release.

* Olimar's journal entry for the [[Vorpal Platter]] writes "could effortlessly sheer through the armor plating" in all versions except the Wii European one. That one uses the correct word "shear".

* Olimar's notes on the [[Orange Bulborb]] say "with deep orange body" in all versions but the Wii European release, which writes "with a deep orange body" instead.

** Strangely, in {{p3d}}'s [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 3 Deluxe)|Piklopedia]], this typo is still present in all versions, including the European release.

* The [[Dwarf Bulborb|Dwarf Red Bulborb]]'s scientific name is ''Pansarus pseudoculii russus'', with one 'o' in the species name, prior to the European release of ''New Play Control! Pikmin 2''. Since all other [[breadbug family|breadbug]] mimics use two 'o's, this spelling is presumably a typo. The European version of ''New Play Control! Pikmin 2'' corrects this.

* Olimar's notes on the [[Glowstem]] have the misspelling "resemblence", except in the European Wii version, which uses the correct spelling of "resemblance".

* One of the [[2-Player Battle#Advisories|advisories for 2-Player Battle]] says that the player can hold up to four roulette spins. This is technically correct, but misleading, as the player can actually store five powers – the four queued ''spins'' plus the current power on standby.

* In the [[Hocotate ship]]'s dialog when the player collects the [[Brute Knuckles]], the ship calls the upgrade "Rocket Punch" instead of "Rocket Fist".{{cite quote|{{Notes:Brute Knuckles/ship}}|the Hocotate ship|the collection of the [[Brute Knuckles]]}} This mistake is only present in the US GameCube version.

* Olimar's notes on the [[Cupid's Grenade]] in the original and New Play Control versions of ''Pikmin 2'' (except the European Wii) describe the treasure as if it were a plant that grows two types of berries, despite it being a singular cherry. This is a translation mistake, as the Japanese version correctly notes that it's a product ''from'' a tree that could be either of two varieties. This was fixed in the Nintendo Switch versions.

* In the Japanese version of ''Pikmin 2'', the Titan Dweevil is repeatedly described as having swallowed or absorbed the treasures in the [[Titan Dweevil Series]], possibly describing an earlier iteration of the fight. Most of these mentions were removed in the English translation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*The scientific names for the [[Empress Bulblax]] (''Oculus matriarcha'') and the [[Bulborb Larva]] (''Oculus bambinii'') indicate they are different species, even though the latter is offspring of the former and should have the same scientific name. However, creatures on [[PNF-404]] are often very different from real-world creatures, so it giving birth to a different species wouldn't be too implausible in contrast to some other creatures. In the Japanese version, however, there are no scientific names; instead, the game features [[Pikipedia:Japanese#Japanese names and common names|Japanese names]]. In these names, the Empress Bulblax and the Bulborb Larva don't specify what type of Bulborb they are speaking of; the game simply refers to them as "Dememadara" (specimen with an expanded egg sac) and "Dememadara", where Dememadara is the Japanese name for the Bulborb species. One can identify that the specimens we see in the game are [[Bulborb|Red Bulborb]]s, however the Piklopedia entry doesn't specify it since it's not something specific to the Red Bulborbs.

*Although the [[Iridescent Glint Beetle]] is in a different family to the [[Iridescent Flint Beetle]] and [[Doodlebug]], they share the same genus. This is inaccurate to real world taxonomy because family is located above genus on the classification tree, so every member of a genus must share the same family.

*In the Japanese version, the [[Figwort]], identified in that version as {{w|Veronica persica|Persian speedwell}}, is mistakenly said to belong to the real world family {{w|Scrophulariaceae}}, the figwort family. In reality, it belongs to the family {{w|Plantaginaceae}}.

The [[Infernal Vegetable]] is a [[treasure]] in ''Pikmin 2'', and is actually a real world {{w|bell pepper}}. Bell peppers are not vegetables, contrary to what is stated by both [[Olimar]] and [[Hocotate ship|the ship]], but are in fact [[fruit]]s. They can be considered vegetables for culinary purposes, but are botanically a fruit; this is actually a common misconception.

 

The same does not happen for the [[Love Nugget]], a real world {{w|tomato}}, in which [[Olimar's journal]] explains that it is both a fruit and a vegetable. To note is that in Japan, both bell peppers and tomatoes are classified {{j|野菜|yasai}}, which could have contributed to the localization's confusion.

All of the [[e-Reader]] cards are numbered, but there are two cards labeled with #46 ([[Shearwig]] and [[Wogpole]]), no card #57, and the numbered order makes it so some entries are not sitting next to similar creatures.

 

From analysis, one can conclude that the Shearwig is the real #46, since it would place it next to the Male and Female Sheargrubs. The Wogpole is meant to be card #49, so it ends up next to the Wollywog and Yellow Wollywog. The card numbered #49 is the Queen Candypop Bud, which is also in the wrong place – but if one moves that card to the missing #57 spot, it would correctly land next to the other Candypop Bud cards.

 

In the [[Pikmin 2 (Nintendo Switch)|Nintendo Switch port]], all of the binary formats in the game's filesystem had their {{w|endianness}} swapped from big endian to little endian. For {{P2}}'s audio data in particular, the archive that holds information about all the instrument programs used in sequenced music has a few bytes that were not properly swapped. The most likely cause for this may be a result of some simple endian-swapping software accidentally rotating the same referenced bytes several times over, from big endian, to little endian, then back again.

 

The unrotated bytes were for a ''volume effect'', which would dynamically change the volume of the performing instrument depending on the pitch being played. This volume increase was intended to be subtle, and was used for the trombone-like synthesizers heard in some [[Music in Pikmin 2#Concrete 1|cave songs]]. As a result of this error, this additional effect now makes the instrument it's attached to completely inaudible, and so, some songs now sound as if they are completely missing their main instrument.

===Carrying and Go Here! path oversights===

{{see|Path oversights#Pikmin 3|t1=Path oversights in ''Pikmin 3''}}

===Talk oversights===

{{see|Talk#Script mistakes}}

 

*On some of the Secret Files, Olimar looks to his left to find Louie in danger. Physically, it is not possible for Olimar to see Louie on his left from their positions, in some of the videos. A list of these mistakes can be found '''[[Secret File#Olimar looking at Louie|here]]'''.

*In the Secret Files, Olimar says he is on his third trip to [[PNF-404]]. Technically speaking, this is Olimar's fourth visit, as he visited the planet twice during the events of ''[[Pikmin 2]]''; both before and after paying the debt.

*The [[Slapstick Crescent]] is a banana. In real life, most modern-day bananas, primarily Cavendish, are seedless and sterile, having been specially bred for human consumption; logically, collecting the fruit would serve no purpose for the [[Koppai]]te's mission, as they would be unable to extract any seeds from it. Despite this, the fruit is still a requirement for the all-fruits ending, implying that they somehow were able to extract viable seeds from it.

*Until {{p3}}, [[Louie]] was always known by that name. In that game, he is still given the name Louie, but when under attack by an [[enemy]] in [[Mission Mode]], he refers to himself as "Louis".{{cite quote|Louis here... Waaah!|Louie|European [[region|version]] of [[Mission Mode]] while under attack}} It is currently not known if Louis is his real name and Louie is a nickname, or if this is the result of a mistranslation or typo. The E and S keys are rather close to each other on a QWERTY keyboard, making it entirely possible that this is a mere typo.

*At a few times during the course of ''Pikmin 3'', characters may say the expression "now I think of it", when referring to something they have realized. The most common and idiomatic expressions are actually "now '''that''' I think of it" and "come to think of it". Although "now I think of it" is non-idiomatic, it is grammatically correct, so whether this is an alternate, but valid wording, or actually a mistake is up for debate.

*One of Alph's voyage logs in the European [[Region|version]] has him mention the [[Captain Charlie|Captain]]'s sleeping nightmares. In it, he writes {{transcript|the Captain cried out "Elizabeth!" several times while his was sleeping.}} The "his" in the sentence should be a "he".

*In another of Alph's voyage log entries in the European version, he writes "in the stomach of a such a hideous monster.", with a redundant second "a".

*In some of the [[Secret File]]s, the S.S. Dolphin's name is written as such, but in others, it is written with the European ''Pikmin 3'' spelling, "SS Dolphin".

*In the U.S. ''Pikmin 3'' website notes, the [[Whiptongue Bulborb]] is said to be in the "bulborb family".{{cite quote|Part of the Bulborb family, it has an extra long tongue, giving it more range to grab its prey.|[https://web.archive.org/web/20190114004844/http://pikmin3.nintendo.com/explorers-guide/hostile-creatures/ ''Pikmin 3'' Website]|notes on the [[Whiptongue Bulborb]]}} It is most likely the site meant [[grub-dog]] family, the family that all other Bulborbs are confirmed to be in. ''Pikmin 3 Deluxe'' also confirms the family as the grub-dog family.

 

 

* If the player character is inside of some creatures when they are [[ice|frozen]], a display will appear telling the player they can mash {{button|switch|b}} to thrash and escape. This is only true for the [[Foolix]], but will still appear for other enemies, despite the fact that doing that has no effect.

*If a Pikmin is thrown onto an object already being carried to the [[Onion]], S.S. Beagle, or S.S. Dolphin and does not reach the object before it is absorbed, assuming the Pikmin was actively moving toward the object, it will have the same animation as the Pikmin actually carrying the object and outstretch its arms and look up.

 

* Despite the [[Creeping Chrysanthemum]]'s drastically different appearance from ''Pikmin 2'', Olimar's Piklopedia notes remain almost unchanged in ''Pikmin 4'', meaning that Olimar still states that the creature has no need for leaves despite it now possessing them. Additionally, in ''Pikmin 2'' the original note stated that Pikmin are not tricked by the Creeping Chrysanthemum appearance and he concludes that they might share a common ancestor while in ''Pikmin 4'', it states that Pikmin are fooled "despite being members of the same class of organisms."

* [[Nelle]] states that [[Yorke]]'s thirteenth younger brother is good with machines, like him. Due to how oddly specific this statement is, this is most likely referring to [[Alph]]. However, Alph would rank as Yorke's twelfth younger brother. This may be because, outside the English translation of ''Pikmin 3'', Alph is said to be the thirteenth in descending age order out of all fifteen siblings.

* [[Schnauz]]'s comments on the [[Memory Fragment (Left Edge)]] notes that he sees a face. While the puzzle piece does link up with a piece that depicts a dog's face in the full assembly, this part in particular doesn't actually show the face; only the right ear of the dog is visible, yet Schnauz still has the impression that there is a face present. It's unclear if his comments suggest that he is seeing a face when there isn't, or if he's implying that he recognizes the right ear from a space dog, but Schnauz noting that he can see "part of a smile" when there is none suggests the former.

* While outside, [[Yonny]] states {{transcript|What would a tiny portion of glow sap do to Dingo? I'll just leave it out on this table...}} as if there is a table present, but there is no table to be seen.

* In one of the end of day scenes, while using a horizontal joy-con, [[Collin]] will say this; {{transcript|If you press {{button|switch|+|switch|-}} twice and open {{color|Shortcut Settings|orange}}, you can assign different functions to {{button|switch|stickclick}}!}} After that, [[Shepherd]] will reply {{transcript|Really?! Can you assign the Rescue Journal to one of those{{sic}}?}} Collin only names one option, but Shepherd still says "one of those".

 

 

 

 

*Despite visibly taking less steps, when Olimar is walking into the wind in [[Bed of Fallen Leaves]] and [[Gale-Force Glen]] his footstep sounds play at their normal frequency.

[[File:UVLampPikmin.jpg|thumb|The [[UV Lamp]] is a form of light bulb, even though [[Olimar]] claims that that technology is unknown to [[Hocotate|Hocotatians]].]]

There are some inconsistencies regarding the kind of materials and objects Hocotatians have and do not have on [[Hocotate|their home planet]]. At the very least, these constitute as mysteries, given that it is not known how comparable the objects and elements in Hocotate are to their real world counterparts.

 

 

 

 

 

In ''Pikmin 2'', all [[Spectralids]] (Yellow, Red or Purple) were referred to as one species: "Unmarked Spectralids". Scientifically, all were classified within the [[flitterbie family]] under ''Fenestari prismatus''. With the release of ''Pikmin 3'', Spectralids made a reappearance in three different colors ([[White Spectralids|white]], [[Yellow Spectralids|yellow]], and [[Red Spectralids|red]]), all defined as different species by the [[lock-on]] display. This was further proven by the [[Piklopedia (Pikmin 3 Deluxe)|Piklopedia]], which gives each their own species name. However, all were classified under the [[flutterbie family]], one letter off from "flitterbie". The Yellow and White Spectralids also share the ''Fenestari'' genus, which is shared by all members of the flitterbie family. The Red Spectralids, however, have the ''Fenestrati'' genus, only two letters off from ''Fenestari''. Adding even more confusion, ''Hey! Pikmin'' introduces the [[Electric Spectralid]] as part of the [[Floaterbie family]]. It also shares the ''Fenestari'' genus. Some localizations including Japanese do not distinguish between "flutterbies" and "floaterbies". Additionally, all Spectralids share the suffix ''-prismatus'', except for the Electric Spectralid which which has the scientific name ''Fenestari luminescens''.

Along with this, the singular and plural forms of "Spectralids" seem to be commonly confused as well. All Spectralids in ''Pikmin 2'' are referred to in plural only, so their singular term is unknown. In ''Pikmin 3'', all were called "Spectralids" even in singular, meaning "Spectralids" is both singular and plural. However, in ''Hey! Pikmin'', Electric Spectralid is the singular term for the creature. Although White and Yellow Spectralids appear in ''Hey! Pikmin'', they are not included within the [[Hey! Pikmin logs|creature logs]], meaning it is impossible to cross-reference it with the Piklopedia.

Oxygen is known to be poisonous to Hocotatians.{{cite quote|To make matters worse, my atmospheric sensors indicate this planet's environment contains high levels of poisonous oxygen.|Captain Olimar|[[Olimar's monologs|a monolog]]}} There are times, however, where Hocotatians are known to interact with oxygen gas with no adverse effects.

*On [[Louie's notes]], he mentions several plants and vegetables on his cooking recipes, although most of these ingredients need to be cultivated with oxygen. It could, however, be the case that Louie is referring to using the treasures obtained on [[PNF-404]] as the ingredients. It is also possible that he is referring to different plants with the same name, since Onions were named for a Hocotatian vegetable, and a treasure that is a real onion is named the [[Onion Replica]].

*Koppaites are confirmed to be able to breathe oxygen, albeit less than is present in PNF-404's atmosphere. However, when Louie is tied up on the ship, he wears no helmet, despite the fact that the ship's cockpit would most likely have a higher amount of oxygen than Louie could possibly tolerate.

===Hocotate Ship inconsistency===

After the debt is repaid in ''Pikmin 2'', the [[Hocotate Ship]] changes from a rusty red color to gold. Despite this, when the ship is seen in ''Pikmin 3'', it is instead its original red color. It’s possible the President could’ve sold off the gold hull when the company got into financial troubles again implied in Olimar’s logs.

The following mistakes are directly related to the ''Pikmin'' franchise, but happen outside of the main ''Pikmin'' canon games. In addition to these mistakes, some of the ''Pikmin'' series' trophies in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' games also have other flaws that are not related to the ''Pikmin'' canon. A list of such mistakes can be found [[smashwiki:List of SSBB trophies (Pikmin series)#Notes|here]] for ''Brawl'' and [[smashwiki:List of SSB4 trophies (Pikmin series)#Notes|here]] for ''Smash 4''.

* [[Captain Olimar]]'s main trophy is about his appearance as a fighter, which is actually a dual trophy for Olimar and Pikmin. The description starts off by calling the duo of Olimar and the Pikmin force "veteran spacefarers".{{cite quote|{{Notes:Captain Olimar/ssbb}}|trophy description for [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] & [[Olimar]]|''Brawl''}} The Pikmin have never traveled through space, meaning this title should only be applied to Olimar.

* The End of Day trophy incorrectly suggests that Olimar "takes the Onion"{{cite quote|{{Notes:End of Day/ssbb}}|trophy description for the End of Day Final Smash|''Brawl''}} with him into orbit for the attack. Not only is this inconsistent with how the Onions function in ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'' (larger Onions that house every Pikmin would not be introduced to the series until ''Pikmin 3''), but the actual attack the trophy depicts features no Onions to speak of. The trophy most likely meant to refer to the [[Hocotate ship]], considering the description later correctly identifies the existence of several Onions. Even this detail is erroneous, however, as it refers to them as "[Olimar]'s Onions" (implying he claims some level of ownership over them) and that he takes them with him in the actual games. This is technically inconsistent with [[Olimar's voyage log]] in ''Pikmin'', which implies that the Onions are independent entities which willingly choose to follow his ship into orbit at the end of every day.

* The trophy for the [[Bulborb|Red Bulborb]] omits ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]'' from the list of relevant games,{{cite quote|{{Notes:Bulborb/ssbb}}|trophy description for the [[Bulborb|Red Bulborb]]|''Brawl''}} hence incorrectly claiming that the creature debuted in ''Pikmin 2''. In reality, the only part of the trophy's subject that did debut in ''Pikmin 2'' is solely the name of the creature, "Red Bulborb"; this enemy was known as "Spotty Bulborb" in ''Pikmin''.

* The [[Careening Dirigibug]]'s trophy states that these enemies have a chance of dropping a dud [[bomb-rock]].{{cite quote|{{Notes:Careening Dirigibug/ssbb}}|trophy description for the [[Careening Dirigibug]]|''Brawl''}} However, in the games, no bomb-rocks are ever duds, outside of [[Glitches in Pikmin 2#Dud bomb-rocks|a rare glitch]]. This is a translation mistake, as the Japanese version instead says「たまに落ちているバクダン岩はサクレウラメが出した不発弾。」("The bomb-rocks that sometimes fall down are unexploded bombs produced by Careening Dirigibugs."), referring to the inactive bomb-rocks usually found near the creatures.

* The [[pellet]] trophy states that pellets can be "harvested from pellet grass and flowers".{{cite quote|{{Notes:Pellet/ssbb}}|trophy description for the [[pellet]]|''Brawl''}} It is not elaborated what either of these two sources mean, either in ''Brawl'' or any ''Pikmin'' game, but it can only be assumed the flowers are actually the [[Pellet Posies]]. However, there are no grasses that can contain pellets in any ''Pikmin'' game. The only grasses that can provide anything similar are [[nectar weed]], which contain raw [[nectar]], not the crystallized pellets. The Japanese name for the Pellet Posies, {{j|ペレット草|Peretto Kusa}} does translate to "Pellet Grass", but the fact that there's a distinction between the "flowers" and the "grass" indicates it is a mistake nonetheless.

* The [[Burrowing Snagret]]'s trophy points out that nobody ever saw its tail.{{cite quote|{{Notes:Burrowing Snagret/ssbb}}|trophy description for the [[Burrowing Snagret]]|''Brawl''}} However, [[Olimar's notes]] on the creature finish with a statement in which Olimar compares the Burrowing Snagret and the [[Burrowing Snarrow]]'s tails and wing markings, implying Olimar has seen it. To confuse things further, if the boss is killed in ''Pikmin 3'' it pops out of the ground, and it can be seen there that it doesn't even have a tail or wings in the first place, having a foot instead.

===''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U'' trophies===

* The [[Sunset|End of Day]] trophy on the European version of ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]'' states that Olimar jumps aboard the S.S. Dolphin.{{cite quote|{{Notes:End of Day/ssb4wiiueu}}|trophy description for the [[Sunset|End of Day]] Final Smash|''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''}} In reality, the spaceship Olimar uses in his Final Smash is the [[Hocotate ship]].

* The Blue Pikmin trophy states that they do more damage when thrown (via Pikmin Throw) which is untrue.

* The Hocotate Bomb is an explosive miniature item shaped like the [[Hocotate ship]]. Its trophy description states that it appears in ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2''.{{cite quote|{{Notes:Hocotate Bomb/ssb4wiiuus}}|trophy description for the [[Hocotate ship|Hocotate Bomb]]|''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''}} Not only does the item itself not appear in any canon ''Pikmin'' game, the Hocotate ship also makes its debut in ''Pikmin 2'', being absent from ''Pikmin'' altogether.

* The trophy for the [[Iridescent Flint Beetle]] in the European version of ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' advises players to flip the creature onto its back with a [[Purple Pikmin]], and then sending other Pikmin to strike.{{cite quote|{{Notes:Iridescent Flint Beetle/ssb4wiiueu}}|trophy description for the [[Iridescent Flint Beetle]]|''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''}} Although using Purple Pikmin is a good strategy due to their homing properties, the creature will not stay on its back, nor will charging at it with other Pikmin be beneficial. The trophy's tactic is valid for the [[Anode Beetle]], however.

* The [[Burrowing Snagret]]'s trophy in either region of ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' omits ''Pikmin 2'' from the list of games, instead listing ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 3''.{{cite quote|{{Notes:Burrowing Snagret/ssb4wiiuus}}|trophy description for the [[Burrowing Snagret]]|''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''}} Although this does not make the list incorrect, it is likely an oversight, given that other subjects that appear in all three games list ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'' (the first appearances, omitting ''Pikmin 3'' as a result), in addition to the fact that this [[enemy]] is more common in ''Pikmin 2'' than in ''Pikmin 3''.

* Again on the Burrowing Snagret's trophy, the description on the US region of ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' claims that it belongs to the "avian" family. In reality, the creature belongs to the [[Snavian family|''sn''avian family]].

* The [[Plasm Wraith]]'s trophy shows a battle on muddy, damp terrain, with some puddles. This is not the terrain used in the ''Pikmin 3'' fight with the boss, but rather the [[Quaggled Mireclops]]'s fight, where the terrain plays a big role. The Quaggled Mireclops's trophy doesn't have any terrain whatsoever.

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