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If the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player's character]] and Oatchi get separated, be it incidentally, by [[dismissing]], or by choosing to switch control between the two, Oatchi will be able to act independently, and even be controlled like one would control a [[leader]].
If the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player's character]] and Oatchi get separated, be it incidentally, by [[dismissing]], or by choosing to switch control between the two, Oatchi will be able to act independently, and even be controlled like one would control a [[leader]].


While separated, Oatchi is able to walk around the area freely like a [[leader]], and even [[#Jumping|jump]]. These actions can both be done by the player while controlling him, or be done automatically with [[Radar#Go Here!|Go Here]] When Pikmin are in Oatchi's [[squad]], they jump on his hips. Because they're all close together, this has the benefit of not having the squad of Pikmin spread out on the floor, meaning it is harder for enemy attacks to hit or for Pikmin to fall behind, especially on thin pathways with no guard rails from falling below. During manual control, he can [[whistle]] and [[throw]] Pikmin or items, the former being done by what is called "bark" in-game, and the latter being done by Oatchi biting the thing in question and flinging it. He can also continue to perform tasks as if he was still a squad member. He cannot [[charge]] Pikmin, as this function is replaced by his Rush ability. When told to follow a scent, the blue puffs of smoke appear on the trail to it, but Oatchi will only follow it automatically if the player is taking control of the player character.
While separated, Oatchi is able to walk around the area freely like a [[leader]], and even [[#Jumping|jump]]. These actions can both be done by the player while controlling him, or be done automatically with [[Go Here!]] When Pikmin are in Oatchi's [[squad]], they jump on his hips. Because they're all close together, this has the benefit of not having the squad of Pikmin spread out on the floor, meaning it is harder for enemy attacks to hit or for Pikmin to fall behind, especially on thin pathways with no guard rails from falling below. During manual control, he can [[whistle]] and [[throw]] Pikmin or items, the former being done by what is called "bark" in-game, and the latter being done by Oatchi biting the thing in question and flinging it. He can also continue to perform tasks as if he was still a squad member. He cannot [[charge]] Pikmin, as this function is replaced by his Rush ability. When told to follow a scent, the blue puffs of smoke appear on the trail to it, but Oatchi will only follow it automatically if the player is taking control of the player character.


If the player's character whistles Oatchi in this state, he will return to being a part of the squad. If Oatchi whistles the leader instead, they will hop on Oatchi's back to ride them.
If the player's character whistles Oatchi in this state, he will return to being a part of the squad. If Oatchi whistles the leader instead, they will hop on Oatchi's back to ride them.

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