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[[File:Ship parts.jpg|thumb|300px|The final results screen, showing every ship part. Yellow ones are mandatory, and blue ones are optional.]]

'''Ship parts''' are the main items that need to be recovered in ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]''. They are fragments of the ship used by [[Captain Olimar]], the [[S.S. Dolphin]]. After colliding with a comet, the ship lost most of its parts, which are needed to leave the [[PNF-404|planet]]. Scattered around the [[area]]s in the game, they must be successfully [[Carrying|retrieved]] back into the ship in order to repair it.

The parts are usually placed in such a manner that some form of challenge must be overcome in order to access them. Some are found on high ledges, some are behind [[Gate#Reinforced_wall|walls]], others again are inside [[Enemy|enemies]], most commonly bosses.

After a certain number of parts are recovered, the ship's stability will increase, and the player will be able to access a new area. There are a total of 30 ship parts, but only 25 of them are mandatory in order to leave the planet. Should the player collect all parts, they will be awarded with the best ending. If after 30 days, all mandatory ship parts are collected, the normal ending will be shown. If, however, the player fails to recover all mandatory ship parts after 30 days, they will receive the bad ending.

Every time a ship part is recollected, the action stops, and a [[cutscene]] takes place showing the part being beamed into the Dolphin. Around half of the ship parts just disappear, but others will actually cause some sparkle particles to come out, and pop up on their correct place. Once installed, the ship part remains visible on the Dolphin for the rest of the game.

==List==

File:WhimsicalRadarPikmin.jpg|[[Whimsical Radar]]|link=Whimsical Radar

File:GeigerCounterPikmin.jpg|[[Geiger Counter]]|link=Geiger Counter

File:Radiation Canopy artwork.jpg|[[Radiation Canopy]]|link=Radiation Canopy

File:Sagittarius.jpg|[[Sagittarius]]|link=Sagittarius

File:ShockAbsorberPikmin.jpg|[[Shock Absorber]]|link=Shock Absorber

File:AutomaticGear.jpg|[[Automatic Gear]]|link=Automatic Gear

File:1and2IoniumJetPikmin.jpg|[[Number 1 Ionium Jet|#1 Ionium Jet]]|link=Number 1 Ionium Jet

File:AntiDioxinFilterPikmin.jpg|[[Anti-Dioxin Filter]]|link=Anti-Dioxin Filter

File:OmegaStablizerPikmin.jpg|[[Omega Stabilizer]]|link=Omega Stabilizer

File:GravityJumper.jpg|[[Gravity Jumper]]|link=Gravity Jumper

File:AnalogComputerPikmin.jpg|[[Analog Computer]]|link=Analog Computer

File:GuardSatellitePikmin.jpg|[[Guard Satellite]]|link=Guard Satellite

File:Sagittarius.jpg|[[Libra]]|link=Libra

File:GluonDrivePikmin.jpg|[[Gluon Drive]]|link=Gluon Drive

File:ZirconiumRotorPikmin.jpg|[[Zirconium Rotor]]|link=Zirconium Rotor

File:InstellarRadioPikmin.jpg|[[Interstellar Radio]]|link=Interstellar Radio

File:Pilot's Seat artwork.jpg|[[Pilot's Seat]]|link=Pilot's Seat

Items noted with a * are not required to get the normal ending, but are required to get the best ending.

While the concept of collect ship parts has been absent from Pikmin since the first game, ''[[Pikmin 3 Deluxe]]'' reintroduces the idea in the new [[Side Story]] mode.  

In [[Olimar's Comeback]], [[The President]] sends [[Olimar]] and [[Louie]] back to [[PNF-404]] to repair the [[Hocotate Ship]] after they had abandoned it. Collecting ship parts is slightly different in this version, however. In [[First Part Found]] and [[Another Part Found]], the player must clear a path for the Pikmin to transport the ship part to the [[SPERO]] before time runs out. In [[The Ship Restored]], the player must instead find multiple ship parts and return them to the SPERO.

Despite the Hocotate Ship being far different in design from the [[S.S. Dolphin]], many of their ship parts are near identical. Those being:

*[[Main Engine]]

*[[Chronos Reactor]]

*[[Nova Blaster]]

*[[Repair-type Bolt]]

*[[Analog Computer]]

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*[[Carrying]]