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The Honeywisp (ピキマキ?, lit.: "Piki Aphid") is a creature found in the first two Pikmin games and Pikmin 4. Honeywisps float across the air carrying nectar

 lit.: "Piki Asiatic dayflower". "Piki" was an early name for Pikmin during the development of Pikmin. Japanese name: ピキノツユクサ 辛味種?, lit.: "Piki Asiatic

and Japanese; the Japanese text reads "ピキパーク?", and the English text reads "piki park", which is a romanization of the Japanese text. Pikmin Park

used inside the game's files, such as the term "piki park" in animtest, and the folder /dataDir/pikis in Pikmin's file structure. Likewise, they are sometimes

twice, and has a red star in the center. This is a fictional brand, with "piki" being short for Pikmin. For Nintendo brand references, see reference. Some

them and their internal names are piki_p2_black and BlackPom (with White Pikmin and their Candypop Buds being called piki_p2_whiteWhitePom). Furthermore,

trait uncommon in most Pikmin types. Winged Pikmin are internally labeled piki_p3_orange. This heavily implies Winged Pikmin were originally planned to

animation viewer coincidentally is a checkerboard pattern with the words "piki park" written all over. Obstacle Hey! Pikmin logs

is a corruption of オニオン? (lit.: "Onion"). Japanese name: ピキノシガンバナ?, lit.: "Piki's Flower of This World". Scientific name: Lillium pikminporta. Lillium is

Assertion P2Assert in "interactPiki.cpp" on line 1180 (US) P2Assert in "interactPiki.cpp" on line 1206 (EU) P2Assert in "interactPiki.cpp" on line 1271 (NPC!)