Editing Secret Safe

{{Infobox ship part
|name       = Secret Safe
|image      = SecretSafePikmin.jpg
|size       = 250x250px
|icon       = Secret Safe icon.png
|mandatory  = no
|weight     = 40 (85 in Japanese GameCube and Wii versions{{cite youtube|v77OeK8MH3I|demonstrating the requirement of 85 Pikmin for the Safe|m=5|s=8}})
|max_pikmin = 95
|location   = The Final Trial
|pikmin1    = y
}}
{{Infobox ship part
|name       = Secret Safe
|image      = Secret Safe P4 icon.png
|size       = 250x250px
|icon       = Secret Safe P4 icon.png
|weight     = 50
|max_pikmin = 100
|location   = [[Serene Shores]]
|pikmin4    = y
}}

The '''Secret Safe''' ({{j|へそくり金庫|Hesokuri Kinko|Stashy Safe}}) is a ship part of the [[S.S. Dolphin]] found in {{p1}} and {{p4}}. In ''Pikmin'', it is the last [[ship part]] that can be retrieved. It is found inside the massive [[Emperor Bulblax]] of [[The Final Trial]], and while it is optional, its collection ensures the best ending. It's a large safe shaped like a piggy bank. This is where [[Captain Olimar]] keeps all of his money, or [[Poko]]s. When he found it, he claimed that none of his Pokos were lost. After being recovered, the Secret Safe does not change the S.S. Dolphin's appearance, but it does complete the ship and cause the ship's conclusion [[cutscene]] to play regardless.

In ''Pikmin 4'', the part appears in [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]]. It has found its way into the stomach of a [[Sovereign Bulblax]] in the [[Serene Shores]].

==Collecting the part==
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===In ''Pikmin''===
{{See also|Emperor Bulblax#Strategy}}
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Start building the [[bridge]] using 80 [[Blue Pikmin]] and then [[throw]] 10 [[Yellow Pikmin]] from island to island on the right side of the map. Once they have [[bomb-rock]]s, throw them back the same way. If you are playing the [[GameCube]] version, be sure not to whistle them or they will drop their bombs; you need to touch them. This was altered in the [[New Play Control! Pikmin|''New Play Control!'']] release for the [[Wii]]. Take the bomb-rocks across the newly-created bridge and use them to destroy the brick wall. Set aside any Pikmin still holding bomb-rocks and use both the Yellow and Blue Pikmin to start building the second stick bridge.

Take out 10 [[Red Pikmin]] and throw them onto the [[fire]] [[geyser]] ledge to the left. Then move into the water on the right side of the ledge, whistle them, and lead them down to where the [[Cardboard box|box]] is blocking the path. Use them to push the box while the Blue and Yellow Pikmin continue to build the bridge. Once the box is moved and the bridge is built, take down the white wall (preferably with a single bomb-rock).

The Secret Safe is held by the final boss of the game, the Emperor Bulblax, a massive and long lived grub-dog.

===In ''Pikmin 4''===
{{See also|Sovereign Bulblax#Strategy}}
The Secret Safe is held by a [[Sovereign Bulblax]], a creature directly inspired by the Emperor Bulblax from ''Pikmin''. It is found at The Sand Keep base, the top of the sand castle in the southeast of the area.

Similar strategies apply, though bomb rocks (or similar items) must now be used by Olimar or [[Moss]] instead of Yellow Pikmin if the player wants to stun the beast.
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==Gallery==
<gallery>
Secretsafe.jpg|The Secret Safe, after being released from the [[Emperor Bulblax]].
Secret Safe 3.jpg|The ship part being recovered.
</gallery>

== Trivia ==
[[File:Secret safe 85.png|thumb|The Secret Safe in the Japanese version, carried by 95 Pikmin.]]
*In ''Pikmin 2'', Olimar may get an [[Mail|e-mail]] from his wife saying that she has found his secret stash and is taking their children on vacation.
*When first finding the part, Olimar will mention bringing a souvenir back from [[PNF-404]]. His doing so is what ultimately kickstarts [[the President]]'s [[Pikmin 2|treasure hunt]].
*In the American and European [[Region|version]]s, as well as all versions of the [[Pikmin 1 (Nintendo Switch)|Switch port]], this is the second heaviest part in the game (tied with the [[Anti-Dioxin Filter]]). In all Japanese versions of the GameCube and [[New Play Control! Pikmin|Wii ports]], it is the heaviest ship part in the game, requiring 85 Pikmin.
**It has the highest number of possible carriers in all versions, at 95.
*In ''Pikmin 4'', the Secret Safe has a weight of 50 and a max carrier count of 100, making it the heaviest part in Olimar's Shipwreck Tale. The place of second heaviest is tied between the [[Bowsprit]] and [[Chronos Reactor]], both with a weight of 30 and 60 max carriers. This parallels the Japanese GameCube and Wii editions of ''Pikmin'', where it is the heaviest part by a significant portion (85 for the Safe and 50 for the [[Gluon Drive]]).
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==Names in other languages==
{{foreignname
|Jap  = へそくり金庫
|JapR = Hesokuri Kinko
|JapM = Secret Stash Safe
|ChiTrad  = 私房錢金庫
|ChiTradR = Sīfángqián Jīnkù
|ChiTradM = Secret Stash Safe
|ChiSimp  = 私房钱金库
|ChiSimpR = Sīfángqián Jīnkù
|ChiSimpM = Secret Stash Safe
|Dut  = Knorrige kluis
|DutM = Grumpy safe
|FraA = Coffre secret
|FraAM = Secret chest
|FraE = Coffre Secret
|FraEM = Secret Chest
|Ger  = Geheimsafe
|GerM = Secret safe
|Ita  = Cassaforte
|ItaM = Safe
|Kor  = 비상금 금고
|KorR = Bisanggeum Geumgo
|KorM = Emergency Money Safe
|Spa  = Caja fuerte
|SpaM = Safe
|Por  = Cofre secreto
|PorM = Secret safe
}}

== References ==
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{{The Final Trial}}
{{Ship parts}}
[[Category:Boss rewards]]
[[Category:Optional ship parts]]
[[Category:Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]]