Editing Searing Acidshock

{{Infobox fruit
|image      = Searing acidshock.png
|icon       = Searing Acidshock icon.png
|size       = 150px
|juice      = 1.0 (0.5 in [[difficulty|Ultra-Spicy mode]])
|value      = 50
|weight     = 3
|max_pikmin = 6
|location   = [[Tropical Wilds]], [[Garden of Hope]], [[Twilight River]]
|mission    = [[Shaded Garden Remix]]
}}
{{infobox p4 treasure
|image      = Searing Acidshock P4 icon.png
|size       = 200px
|series     = Spring Crop Series
|sparklium  = 50
|weight     = 3
|max_pikmin = Unknown
|location   = [[Blossoming Arcadia]]
|amount     = 3
}}

The '''Searing Acidshock''' ({{j|セイコウノモト|Seikou no Moto|Leader to Success}}) is a [[fruit]] in ''[[Pikmin 3]]''. It is a green, unripened {{w|Prunus mume|Japanese apricot}}, also known as an ume. It takes three Pikmin to [[carry]], and gives one bottle of juice (half a bottle in [[difficulty|Ultra-Spicy mode]]). It also bears a slight resemblance to the [[Lesser Mock Bottom]], although they're entirely different fruits. There are four Searing Acidshocks in Story Mode, appearing in the [[Tropical Wilds]], [[Garden of Hope]], and [[Twilight River]].

==Collecting the fruit==
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===Tropical Wilds===
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At the far end of the large body of water guarded by a [[Hermit Crawmad]], there is a passage to another large area. A [[dirt wall]] must be destroyed, revealing a large, round area with a small chunk of land in the middle. Defeat the [[Puckering Blinnow]]s in the surrounding water, and you will find a [[Calcified Crushblat]] on the chunk of land. Using nearby [[Candypop Bud]]s, Rock Pikmin can be obtained to defeat the Crushblat, which has the Searing Acidshock. Use the Candypop Buds once again to transform the Rock Pikmin back into [[Blue Pikmin]], and carry back the fruit. Alternatively, you can destroy the creature easily with three [[bomb rock]]s.

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===Garden of Hope===
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====Crystal====
After [[Louie]] has been saved from the [[Scornet Maestro]], he will run away, destroying the cinder block in the [[Garden of Hope]], opening up a new section. [[Blue Pikmin]] must be used to retrieve submerged fragments in order to build a bridge across to a tiled chunk of land. A [[Waddlepus]] will be found here, along with a [[Burgeoning Spiderwort]] and a large [[crystal]] which contains the Searing Acidshock. Upon destroying the crystal, the fruit will be ready to be taken back.

====Bug-Eyed Crawmad====
Another Searing Acidshock is found in the area beyond the cinder block, and is inside a [[Bug-Eyed Crawmad]] next to a large pile of fragments. The creature is surrounded by water on both sides, so [[Blue Pikmin|Blue]] or [[Winged Pikmin]] must be used to fight it. Winged Pikmin make for a quicker fight, since they automatically fly up to the creature's eye-stalks without needing to throw.

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===Twilight River===
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Using [[lily pad]]s, you must cross the river north of the landing site and head to the west until coming across a [[Puffy Blowhog]]. Close to the edge of the river in the area there are some [[Flukeweed]]s. One requires 3 Winged Pikmin to lift and holds the Searing Acidshock. Thanks to a branch nearby that leads directly back to the [[Drake]], the return trip should be very quick for this fruit.

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{{notes|brittany=y|brittanyreg=y}}

==Technical information==
{{p3 fruit technical
|name    = apricot
|juice   = 1.0
|jr      = 255
|jg      = 200
|jb      = 0
|mission = 50
|size    = 2
}}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Flying Fruit2.jpg|[[Winged Pikmin]] carrying the fruit through the air.
Searing Acidshock 1 Garden of Hope.jpg|The first Searing Acidshock from the Garden of Hope.
Searing Acidshock 2 Garden of Hope.jpg|The second Searing Acidshock from the Garden of Hope.
Searing Acidshock Tropical Wilds.jpg|The Searing Acidshock from the Tropical Wilds.
Searing Acidshock Twilight River.jpg|The Searing Acidshock from the Twilight River.
Searing Acidshock.jpg|Close up of a Searing Acidshock.
Real Umes.jpg|Real ume fruit.
Real Unripened Ume.jpg|Real unripe ume fruit.
Real Nectarine.jpg|The Searing Acidshock is not a nectarine, shown here for comparison.
</gallery>

==Trivia==
*Umes are often pickled, turning into the dish "umeboshi", or Japanese salt plums. They have a strong sour and salty taste. This is why Brittany suggests pickling the Searing Acidshock to make it more palatable.

==Names in other languages==
{{Foreignname
|Jap=セイコウノモト
|JapR=Seikou no Moto
|JapM=Leader to Success. It comes from a Japanese saying: {{transcript|'''shippai''' wa '''seikou no moto'''}}, meaning "a failure leads to a success", and the real world ume fruit is ''suppai'' (sour).
|Fra=Écrin acerbe
|FraM=Acerbic case
|SpaE=Cálida victoria
|SpaEM=Warm victory
|Ger=Wachmacher-Knolle
|GerM=Stimulant Bulb
|Ita=Bulbo energizzante
|ItaM=Energizing bulb
}}

==See also==
*[[Lesser Mock Bottom]]

{{Tropical Wilds}}
{{Garden of Hope}}
{{Twilight River}}
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