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==Planets in the story== | ==Planets in the story== | ||
These planets are never visited in gameplay, but are mentioned in various cutscenes and dialog. Excluding Hocotate and Koppai, they are listed in the order of the ID | These planets are never visited in gameplay, but are mentioned in various cutscenes and dialog. Excluding Hocotate and Koppai, they are listed in the order of the ID Card section in Pikmin 4. | ||
===Hocotate=== | ===Hocotate=== | ||
[[File:Hocotate.png|thumb|200px|Hocotate as seen in the opening cutscene of {{p2}} | [[File:Hocotate.png|thumb|200px|Hocotate as seen in the opening cutscene of {{p2}}]] | ||
{{main|Hocotate}} | {{main|Hocotate}} | ||
Hocotate first appeared in {{p}}, and is the first planet other than [[PNF-404]] introduced to the series and has appeared in every game since to varying degrees. Its biggest appearance is in {{p2}}, where the opening cutscene showed the planet to have two rings around it and an orange coloration, with two moons. The surface of the planet is also shown in this cutscene, where it is depicted as an arid and sandy environment. The planet's name comes from the address of Nintendo's headquarters at Hokotate-cho in Kyoto. | Hocotate first appeared in {{p}}, and is the first planet other than [[PNF-404]] introduced to the series and has appeared in every game since to varying degrees. Its biggest appearance is in {{p2}}, where the opening cutscene showed the planet to have two rings around it and an orange coloration, with two moons. The surface of the planet is also shown in this cutscene, where it is depicted as an arid and sandy environment. The planet's name comes from the address of Nintendo's headquarters at Hokotate-cho in Kyoto. | ||
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===Koppai=== | ===Koppai=== | ||
[[File: | [[File:Koppai.png|thumb|200px|Koppai as seen in the opening cutscene of {{p3}}]] | ||
{{main|Koppai}} | {{main|Koppai}} | ||
Koppai first appeared in {{p3}} where it is shown in the opening cutscene with one moon, however, the image used to depict Koppai in this shot is actually a slightly edited version of 'The Blue Marble', a NASA photograph of Earth.{{cite youtube|yV834uL04Ms|showing the similarity between Koppai and The Blue Marble|published={{date|10|May|2022}}|retrieved={{date|10|May|2022}}}} Although its surface is never shown, Alph makes comparisons to [[Tropical Wilds]] and [[Twilight River]]. Its gravity is described as being 10x that of [[PNF-404]] and its oxygen concentration is roughly one third of PNF-404's. The planet's name comes from Nintendo's original name, "Nintendo Koppai". | Koppai first appeared in {{p3}} where it is shown in the opening cutscene with one moon, however, the image used to depict Koppai in this shot is actually a slightly edited version of 'The Blue Marble', a NASA photograph of Earth.{{cite youtube|yV834uL04Ms|showing the similarity between Koppai and The Blue Marble|published={{date|10|May|2022}}|retrieved={{date|10|May|2022}}}} Although its surface is never shown, Alph makes comparisons to [[Tropical Wilds]] and [[Twilight River]]. Its gravity is described as being 10x that of [[PNF-404]] and its oxygen concentration is roughly one third of PNF-404's. The planet's name comes from Nintendo's original name, "Nintendo Koppai". | ||
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===Giya=== | ===Giya=== | ||
Giya is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, being some sort of colonized planet. The first captain of the [[Rescue Corps]], [[Shepherd family|Aral Shepherd]], witnessed the colony's reaching of the planet's surface, and according to [[Shepherd family|Paniya Shepherd]], Giyans have | Giya is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, being some sort of colonized planet. The first captain of the [[Rescue Corps]], [[Shepherd family|Aral Shepherd]], witnessed the colony's reaching of the planet's surface, and according to [[Shepherd family|Paniya Shepherd]], Giyans have began to migrate into space. [[Collin]] mentions that the colony has walls of some kind that he engaged in cleaning while attending university, and [[Shepherd|Erma Shepherd]] mentions a park nearby to the [[Rescue Corps]]' headquarters. Its name comes from the location of Nintendo's original headquarters at Kagiya-cho in Kyoto.{{cite web|rname=p4source}} | ||
The following characters are from Giya: | The following characters are from Giya: | ||
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===Ohri=== | ===Ohri=== | ||
Ohri is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, however nothing is known about it currently. Its name likely comes from | Ohri is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, however nothing is known about it currently. Its name likely comes from Oike street in Kyoto.{{cite web|rname=p4source}} | ||
The following characters are from Ohri: | The following characters are from Ohri: | ||
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===Siguray=== | ===Siguray=== | ||
Siguray is a planet introduced in {{p4}} | Siguray is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, and is described as having a scorching desert and abundant natural sunlight. Its wildlife includes water-dwelling newts.{{cite quote|The iridescent pattern reminds of a water-dwelling newt found on my home planet.|[[Schnauz]]|his [[Treasure Catalog]] notes for the [[Newtolite Shell]]}} Its name comes from the {{w|Shigureden}} museum in Kyoto, which Nintendo was heavily involved in the construction of.{{cite web|rname=p4source}} | ||
The following characters are from Siguray: | The following characters are from Siguray: | ||
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===Flukuey=== | ===Flukuey=== | ||
Flukuey is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, and is described as having steep rocky mountains with stunning views. | Flukuey is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, and is described as having steep rocky mountains with stunning views. Its name comes from the Fukuine area in Kyoto, the site of a previous Nintendo headquarters.{{cite web|rname=p4source}} | ||
The following characters are from Flukuey: | The following characters are from Flukuey: | ||
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===Ooji=== | ===Ooji=== | ||
Ooji is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, and is described as having a lush jungle and relaxing environment. | Ooji is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, and is described as having a lush jungle and relaxing environment. Its name comes from Uji, a city south of Kyoto.{{cite web|rname=p4source}} | ||
The following characters are from Ooji: | The following characters are from Ooji: | ||
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===Ogura=== | ===Ogura=== | ||
Ogura is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, however nothing is known about it currently. Its name comes from | Ogura is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, however nothing is known about it currently. Its name comes from the ''{{w|Ogura Hyakunin Isshu}}'' series of classical Japanese poems, which were featured in the [[#Siguray|Shigureden]] museum.{{cite web|rname=p4source}} | ||
The following characters are from Ogura: | The following characters are from Ogura: | ||
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===Ocobo=== | ===Ocobo=== | ||
Ocobo is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, and is described as being perpetually stormy, only have one day of clear sky every year. It has been completely flooded over by its rains resulting in its continents all being submerged, so its population lives on artificially made islands instead. Its name comes from | Ocobo is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, and is described as being perpetually stormy, only have one day of clear sky every year. It has been completely flooded over by its rains resulting in its continents all being submerged, so its population lives on artificially made islands instead. Its name comes from the Okubo area in Kyoto.{{cite web|rname=p4source}} | ||
The following characters are from Ocobo: | The following characters are from Ocobo: | ||
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===Tagwa=== | ===Tagwa=== | ||
Tagwa is a planet introduced in {{p4}}. Not much is known about it, but it is suggested that the planet has run out of drinkable water. Its name may come from {{ | Tagwa is a planet introduced in {{p4}}. Not much is known about it, but it is suggested that the planet has run out of drinkable water. Its name may come from the Udagawa river in Kyoto.{{cite web|rname=p4source}} | ||
The following characters are from Tagwa: | The following characters are from Tagwa: | ||
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===Neechki=== | ===Neechki=== | ||
Neechki is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, however nothing is known about it currently. Its name comes from | Neechki is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, however nothing is known about it currently. Its name likely comes from Nishiki street in Kyoto.{{cite web|rname=p4source}} | ||
The following characters are from Neechki: | The following characters are from Neechki: | ||
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===Koodgio=== | ===Koodgio=== | ||
Koodgio is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, however nothing is known about it currently. Its name likely comes | Koodgio is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, however nothing is known about it currently. Its name likely comes from Kujo street in Kyoto.{{cite web|rname=p4source}} | ||
The following characters are from Koodgio: | The following characters are from Koodgio: | ||
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===Maxima=== | ===Maxima=== | ||
Maxima is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, however nothing is known about it currently. Its name comes from the Makishima area in Kyoto | Maxima is a planet introduced in {{p4}}, however nothing is known about it currently. Its name comes from the Makishima area in Kyoto.{{cite web|rname=p4source}} | ||
The following characters are from Maxima: | The following characters are from Maxima: | ||