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arm's reach!” “Toss five Pikmin of any color into a Crimson Candypop Bud; the flower will produce five red Pikmin sprouts.” The Crimson Candypop Bud appears

recommended to use 10 Purple Pikmin during low tide. Otherwise, 100 Pikmin would be needed, with only Blue Pikmin and Winged Pikmin able to collect it at high

A Blue Pikmin. A White Pikmin. A Purple Pikmin. A Rock Pikmin. A Winged Pikmin. Two Ice Pikmin. A Glow Pikmin. Oatchi. Two Glow Pikmin heading out to retrieve

is advised to put the maximum of 30 Pikmin on it, and to refrain from letting Winged Pikmin carry it, as Winged Pikmin carry objects slower. All enemies

process will free the Pikmin. They can only catch and eat one Pikmin at a time. A Dwarf Bulborb will also attempt to shake Pikmin off of its body if attacked

The Summer Fruit Series is a series listed in the Treasure Catalog in Pikmin 4. It consists of six treasures, all of which are different fruits that are

to a type of Pikmin. (In Pikmin 2, different colors of Candypop Buds are considered different species, while in Pikmin, Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4, all colors

The Petrified Heart (ピュア・ハート?, lit.: "Pure Heart") is a treasure found in Pikmin 2. It is actually a ruby, fashioned into a heart shape. The jewel is found

of Rage (ココロナシカ?, lit.: "Seemingliness") is a treasure found in the game Pikmin 2. This treasure is actually a round cut ruby mounted on a round silver

will set most Pikmin types on fire. This makes Red Pikmin, Bulbmin and Glow Pikmin the best choices in battle. However, since Purple Pikmin can stun any

Dandori Challenge stage in Pikmin 4. There are many large treasures here, including a Crimson Banquet, which makes Purple Pikmin ideal. See: Dandori Challenge#Locations

ピクミンのなかまたち (Pikmin's friends). Red Pikmin Yellow Pikmin Blue Pikmin Rock Pikmin Winged Pikmin White Pikmin Purple Pikmin Ice Pikmin Glow Pikmin 陸上で暮らす生物たち

the level, allowing those Purple Pikmin to be converted to White Pikmin and Winged Pikmin. The 2 explorers, Alph and Brittany, start out on an elevated area

take your Pikmin out of the Onion, and walk up to the unfinished beige bridge. Throw a leader and some Pikmin across the gap. Use those Pikmin to carry

Purple Pikmin. Make sure to whistle any Pikmin that catch on fire. Then you should destroy the geysers with your Red Pikmin and throw the Pikmin up onto

designated enemy: Red Pikmin will fight a Dwarf Bulborb. Yellow Pikmin will fight a Bearded Amprat. Blue Pikmin will fight 3 Wolpoles. Rock Pikmin will fight a

Dwarf Bulborbs nearby; then, you must throw 7 Pikmin at it. Unless you are using Blue Pikmin or Glow Pikmin, you will have to have Oatchi open the iron fences

Piklopedia Olimar's Notes Louie's Notes Piklopedia (Pikmin 3 Deluxe) Piklopedia (Pikmin 4) Treasure Hoard Hey! Pikmin logs Enemy Vegetation Areas Musings of a Sidekick

Yellow Pikmin seed See: Crash#Pikmin 3 See: Mistake#Pikmin 3 See: Out of bounds#Pikmin 3 See: Path oversights#Pikmin 3 See: Sequence break#Pikmin 3 Unused

lowers. This is the only area in Pikmin 4 where Purple Pikmin are recommended, likely due to the area having the Crimson Banquet – the third heaviest treasure