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Mission Mode

Some fruits in Twilight Hollow.

Mission Mode (ミッション^?, lit.: "Mission") is an alternate gameplay mode in Pikmin 3. It replaces the Challenge Mode found in previous games. In Mission Mode, the player completes challenges, with three different types existing. Each one has a time limit of between five and fifteen minutes, and awards the player with a ranking based on how well they performed on the mission.

The following rankings exist, and are sorted from worst to best: no medal, bronze, silver, gold, and platinum. The requirements for each ranking vary between stages and mission types. When a stage is complete, a quick summary of the objects collected or enemies killed is displayed, and the player is given a final score. The player can then watch a replay of the entire session.

Gameplay in this mode is mostly identical to that of Story Mode in the way it is controlled, and that the player never starts out with any ultra-spicy sprays, although it is possible to get some via Burgeoning Spiderworts and/or ultra-spicy nectar on certain stages. However, there are a few mission type-specific rules, and there is also the fact that the player always has the Dodge Whistle and none of the other spacesuit gear. If a leader loses all of their health or if a Pikmin extinction takes place, the mission is aborted.

Types

There are three types of mission, each with a different objective, scoring system, and rules.

Collect Treasure!

The goal in Collect Treasure! mode is to retrieve as many fruits, Nuggets, and enemy carcasses as possible within a limited amount of time. Players can find Pikmin to use either at the starting point, buried, scattered across the map, hidden below plants in small groups, or inside certain enemies, like the Medusal Slurker. In most Missions, there is no Onion, meaning that players cannot grow any more Pikmin than the ones provided throughout the stage, although Twilight Hollow Remix and Beastly Caverns have Onions. For stages with no Onions, any recovered enemy corpses go into the SPERO to exchange for Pokos. When Onions are present, the corpses are instead brought to them to create more Pikmin as well as earning Pokos. Additionally, Beastly Caverns is the only stage to have pellets, which will only create more Pikmin and not earn Pokos. Regardless of stage, all fruits and Nuggets are taken to the SPERO to be converted to Pokos. The player's score is based on how many total Pokos were earned. Collecting all of the objects that can be converted to Pokos in the stage instantly finishes the Mission, and the time left is awarded to the player as extra points, with each stage giving a different value per second remaining.

Battle Enemies!

The objective of this mode is to defeat enemies to score points. Each enemy type is worth a certain amount of points; for example, the Swooping Snitchbug holds 30 points. Only a few Pikmin are available on the map, and the player must bring back enemies to the Onion in order to increase their Pikmin army. As such, the player needs a careful balance between combat and reinforcements to be efficient. The enemy's score is instantly added to the score counter the second the enemy dies. Once the timer is up, the points the player gains are counted as their score, but if all enemies are killed, the mission ends right away and the player receives extra points based on the time left. Some stages in this mode are remixed versions of Story Mode areas, featuring different object placement to the story versions of these areas, with sections of the area not relevant to the stage blocked off by large cinderblocks.

Defeat Bosses!

The Vehemoth Phosbat in 2-player Defeat Bosses!

The following article or section is in need of assistance from someone who plays Pikmin 3. Particularly: For both Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 3 Deluxe, check which boss battles show a notification when the player doesn't have enough Pikmin to do the job. (e.g. no Winged Pikmin to damage the Scornet Maestro with.) Add that info to this article and the boss's article.

Missions in this mode require the player to defeat one of the main bosses in Story Mode (including the Plasm Wraith, but not any of the difficult enemies considered "midbosses") with a given assortment of Pikmin and time limit. To fight a boss in this mode, it must be defeated in Story Mode first. The player's medal is determined by the time left over. The Pikmin death count has nothing to do with scoring, but is still shown on the results screen. The health of each boss reflects the Normal difficulty level in Story Mode.

Stage

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There are 36 stages in Mission Mode, of which 16 are downloadable content in the original Pikmin 3 but are part of the base game in Pikmin 3 Deluxe. All stages support 2-player split-screen co-op. In the original Pikmin 3, Tropical Forest Remix, Tropical Wilds Remix, and Fortress of Festivity are free stages, and are only added to the game if it is updated. Unlike the Challenge Mode in previous games, Mission Mode is available from the start of the game, but certain requirements must be met in order to unlock some stages.

For Pikmin 3 on the Wii U, bosses in Defeat Bosses! mode are only made available once they're defeated in Story Mode for the first time (regardless of collecting their spoils). For the other mission categories, players start out with only one stage available, and they must obtain at least a bronze medal in order to unlock the next stage on the line. For the missions that aren't downloadable content, the previous mission must be beat before the next one can be unlocked.

For Pikmin 3 Deluxe, Defeat Bosses! missions follow the same unlock requirements as before, but for the Collect Treasure! and Battle Enemies! missions, the player starts with the first five stages. Completing one stage, regardless of medals, unlocks 5 stages from the first and second Wii U DLC pack, depending on which mode the player plays in. Once all of those are beaten, stages from the third DLC pack from the Wii U version are unlocked.

Collect Treasure!

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  Tropical Forest

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  Silver Lake

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  Thirsty Desert

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  Twilight Hollow

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  Shaded Garden

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  Tropical Forest Remix

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  Silver Lake Remix

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  Thirsty Desert Remix

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  Twilight Hollow Remix

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  Shaded Garden Remix

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  Fortress of Festivity

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  The Rustyard

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  Beastly Caverns

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  Forgotten Cove

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  Clockwork Chasm

Battle Enemies!

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  Tropical Forest

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  Silver Lake

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  Thirsty Desert

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  Twilight Hollow

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  Shaded Garden

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  Tropical Wilds Remix

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  Garden of Hope Remix

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  Distant Tundra Remix

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  Twilight River Remix

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  Formidable Oak Remix

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  Fortress of Festivity

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  The Rustyard

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  Beastly Caverns

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  Forgotten Cove

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  Clockwork Chasm

Defeat Bosses!

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  Armored Mawdad

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  Vehemoth Phosbat

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  Sandbelching Meerslug

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  Scornet Maestro

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  Quaggled Mireclops

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  Plasm Wraith

Co-op

Before starting a stage, it is possible to choose between single-player or 2-player co-op mode. In co-op, player 1 is on the left of the screen, while player 2 is on the right of the screen. If the stage has more than two leaders available, either player can switch to the leader that is not being used. Players share sprays, so any sprays used will deduct from the counter of both players. Co-op high scores are listed separately from single-player high scores. The "Go Here!" function cannot be used in co-op.

After Hours

After Hours is a feature that was added in Pikmin 3 Deluxe. If the player's time is up when they are playing through a normal mission, they will be sent to the results screen, but a button labeled "Continue" (with an "After Hours" blurb) will be present. Picking this option allows the game to continue where the player left off, but without a goal or a chance to increase the score they got. This allows the player to check out how the rest of their mission would have gone if they hadn't run out of time, so they can better plan for next time, or to just complete the mission without caring for the score.

When the mode is entered, the gameplay resumes from the exact point the player left at, after a brief "Ready... Go!" pause. Everything is the same, except now the music changes to a simple track, the clock present during gameplay is replaced with a pink "After Hours" box, and the timer (now pink) counts up instead of down. This timer has no purpose other than showing to the player how much longer they are taking to complete the mission. The player can now finish the stage like normal, lose, retry the entire mission from the start, or quit from the pause menu. Finishing the stage successfully will bring the results screen up again, the game will tally everything up, and show the player a total score, although this time the results screen makes note that this was in After Hours mode, including a blurb that shows how much extra time was needed. This score is not saved and, naturally, this time there is no option to play After Hours in.

Players can only enter After Hours when they run out of time, so the option isn't present if the goal was met, if a leader was knocked out, or if all Pikmin have been lost. In addition, it is not present during Defeat Bosses! missions, and although the Side Stories game mode is similar to Mission Mode, it does not have After Hours. When the player presses the button to enter After Hours mode, the game asks if they are sure they wish to continue playing, and reminds them that no record will be saved. Regardless of the player's choice, the game will save the score obtained so far and then proceed to leave or to resume gameplay, depending on the choice. If the player loses the mission during After Hours, the game simply marks the stage as played, saves, and returns to the mission category's mission selection menu. But by completing the stage successfully, the game will save when the results screen is left in order to mark the mission as complete, but nothing else. This is useful, for instance, to unlock stages 6 to 10 of a category, since the player needs to have completed stages 1 to 5 first.

Oddly, due to a glitch, playing in handheld mode will result in the rendering resolution to be increased when the game enters After Hours mode.

Unwinnable conditions

Aside from Defeat Bosses! missions, the only way for a mission to end is if either there is a total Pikmin extinction, or if a leader it knocked out. When either of these two events occur, the Pikmin extinction or the knocked-out leader cutscenes play and the stage will instantly end. However, during certain Defeat Bosses! stages, losing a certain type of Pikmin prompts a message notifying the player that the boss can no longer be defeated and asks whether the player would like to keep playing. The message states "You are now unable to attack the boss name. Do you want to keep playing anyway?".

This can be seen when:

• There are no more Rock Pikmin in the Armored Mawdad's stage when none of its crystals have been destroyed. If at least one crystal has been destroyed (excluding the mandibles), the message does not appear.
• There are no more Winged Pikmin in the Scornet Maestro's stage.
• There are no more Rock Pikmin in the Quaggled Mireclops' stage when its crystal has not been fully destroyed. If its crystal has been destroyed, the message does not appear.

Just like the Collect Treasures! and Battle Enemies! stages, if there is a total Pikmin extinction or a leader knockout, the stage will instantly end.

Rankings

See also: Global rankings.

There are five essential rankings for each stage: No ranking, Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. No ranking simply means that the player did not get enough points to earn a medal. The criteria for getting medals is different for each game mode, with the points differing every stage. Platinum medals mean that the player has collected all treasure and defeated all enemies before the time limit . Any time after the Platinum medal is acquired will be added as a time bonus to the original score, with a certain amount of additional points per second remaining, that depends on the stage. For Defeat Bosses!, only the time matters, and the quicker a boss is defeated, the better the medal; if it is defeated too late, the player might not receive any medal.

The game keeps track of the five best scores in both single-player and co-op. These scores are only accessible on the results screen at the end of a successful mission, but the top score is available on the screen before the mission begins.

Details

Each medal has a different look based on its ranking and the game mode. The loading screen tips state that each medal gives the player an honorary title, though nothing change in the game whatsoever. In the score tally screen, when a medal is obtained, a Pikmin can also be heard cheering the player. While hard to understand due to the Pikmin's voice, when slowed down, the different voice clips can be figured out. The following table illustrates the medals for all rankings, as well as the title given by the tips and the cheers said by the Pikmin.

	Collect Treasure!	Battle Enemies!	Defeat Bosses!	Title	Pikmin cheer
Bronze				Lieutenant	"Good!"
Silver				Captain	"Great!"
Gold				General	"Excellent!"
Platinum				Royalty	"Perfect!"

The medals are visible on the screen with the mission's briefings. A second medal appears if the challenge was completed in co-op mode. The platinum medals also have the Koppaite text on them, which means "Pikmin Platinum".

The fanfare that plays when the player acquires a platinum medal or successfully defeats a boss:

Points

Every collectable fruit, nugget, and enemy each give a certain amount of points. In order to achieve a Platinum Medal, every fruit and enemy must be retrieved in Collect Treasures!, every enemy must be defeated in Battle Enemies!, and the boss must be defeated in Defeat Bosses!. Bonus points will be given for every second left on the timer. The following list shows the amount of points each object gives in Mission Mode stages:

Icon	Name	Points
	Astringent Clump	100
	Blonde Imposter	200 (Whole fruit) 100 (Each part)
	Citrus Lump	70
	Crimson Banquet	1000 (Whole fruit) 20, 80, 80, 160, 160, 500 (Each part)
	Crunchy Deluge	100
	Cupid's Grenade	20
	Dapper Blob	50
	Dawn Pustules	400 (Whole fruit) 20 (Each part)
	Delectable Bouquet	80
	Disguised Delicacy	100 (Whole fruit) 50 (Each part)
	Dusk Pustules	200 (Whole fruit) 10 (Each part)
	Face Wrinkler	70
	Fire-Breathing Feast	500
	Golden Grenade	100
	Golden Sunseed	200
	Heroine's Tear	500
	Insect Condo	100
	Juicy Gaggle	20
	Lesser Mock Bottom	50
	Mock Bottom	200
	Nuggets	Variable (Whole pile) 3 (Each nugget)
	Pocked Airhead	300
	Portable Sunset	80
	Scaly Custard	80
	Searing Acidshock	50
	Seed Hive	200
	Slapstick Crescent	300
	Stellar Extrusion	200 (Whole fruit) 100 (Each part)
	Sunseed Berry	50
	Tremendous Sniffer	200
	Velvety Dreamdrop	100
	Wayward Moon	1000
	Zest Bomb	70

Icon	Name	Points
	Arachnode	25
	Arctic Cannon Larva	50
	Armored Cannon Larva	50
	Baldy Long Legs	100*
	Bearded Amprat	50
	Bug-Eyed Crawmad	100
	Bulborb	50
	Burrowing Snagret	90
	Calcified Crushblat	70
	Desiccated Skitter Leaf	5
	Dwarf Bulbear	20
	Dwarf Bulborb	15
	Dwarf Orange Bulborb	50
	Female Sheargrub	5
	Fiery Blowhog	30
	Flighty Joustmite	30*
	Hermit Crawmad	30
	Iridescent Flint Beetle	N/A*
	Joustmite	30
	Male Sheargrub	5
	Medusal Slurker	15
	Nectarous Dandelfly	N/A* (5)
	Orange Bulborb	50
	Peckish Aristocrab	100*
	Phosbat	5*
	Phosbat Pod	N/A** (1)
	Puckering Blinnow	15
	Puffy Blowhog	50
	Pyroclasmic Slooch	20
	Red Spectralids	10*
	Scornet	5*
	Shaggy Long Legs	N/A* (100)
	Shearwig	5
	Skeeterskate	5
	Skitterleaf	5
	Skutterchuck	5
	Spotty Bulbear	70
	Sputtlefish	30
	Swarming Sheargrub	5
	Swooping Snitchbug	30
	Toady Bloyster	50
	Waddlepus	30
	Water Dumple	30
	Watery Blowhog	30
	Whiptongue Bulborb	50
	White Spectralids	10*
	Wolpole	5
	White Spectralids	10*
	Yellow Wollyhop	30

TEMPORARY TITLE

Collect Treasures!

Stage	Name	Pikmin, Candypop Buds and Onions	Requirements				Time limit
			Bronze	Silver	Gold	Platinum
1	Tropical Forest		1000	1400	1800	2100	7:00
2	Silver Lake		1500	2000	2500	2920	8:00
3	Thirsty Desert		1500	2000	2700	3340	10:00
4	Twilight Hollow		1500	2000	2500	3240	10:00
5	Shaded Garden		1500	2000	2500	3180	8:00
6	Tropical Forest Remix		800	1100	1500	1810	8:00
7	Silver Lake Remix		750	1500	2250	3000	9:00
8	Thirsty Desert Remix		2500	3500	4500	5125	8:00
9	Twilight Hollow Remix		1800	2300	2800	3300	9:00
10	Shaded Garden Remix		800	1300	1800	2400	8:00
11	Fortress of Festivity		2000	3000	4500	5900	12:00
12	The Rustyard		1100	1400	1700	1950	7:00
13	Beastly Caverns		2000	2500	3000	3500	12:00
14	Forgotten Cove		900	1800	2700	3480	11:00
15	Clockwork Chasm		700	1000	1500	2185	13:00

Battle Enemies!

Stage	Name	Pikmin, Candypop Buds and Onions	Requirements				Time limit
			Bronze	Silver	Gold	Platinum
1	Tropical Forest		250	400	550	650	7:00
2	Silver Lake		200	400	600	720	8:00
3	Thirsty Desert		200	300	400	520	8:00
4	Twilight Hollow		150	250	350	465	9:00
5	Shaded Garden		300	400	550	685	9:00
6	Tropical Wilds Remix		450	600	800	935	13:00
7	Garden of Hope Remix		300	500	700	830	7:00
8	Distant Tundra Remix		310	460	610	760	9:00
9	Twilight River Remix		250	350	450	555	10:00
10	Formidable Oak Remix		250	500	750	1000	5:55
11	Fortress of Festivity		250	400	550	690	7:30
12	The Rustyard		220	260	300	345	6:00
13	Beastly Caverns		200	275	350	450	6:00
14	Forgotten Cove		330	550	670	840	9:00
15	Clockwork Chasm		150	250	350	475	7:00

Defeat Bosses!

Stage	Name	Pikmin and Candypop Buds	Requirements				Time limit
			Bronze	Silver	Gold	Platinum
1	Armored Mawdad		6:00 - 4:01	4:00 - 3:01	3:00 - 2:01	2:00 - 0:00	8:00
2	Vehemoth Phosbat		10:00 - 8:01	8:00 - 6:01	6:00 - 4:01	4:00 - 0:00	15:00
3	Sandbelching Meerslug		8:00 - 6:01	6:00 - 4:01	4:00 - 3:01	3:00 - 0:00	13:00
4	Scornet Maestro		8:00 - 6:01	6:00 - 4:01	4:00 - 3:01	3:00 - 0:00	10:00
5	Quaggled Mireclops		10:00 - 8:01	8:00 - 6:01	6:00 - 4:01	4:00 - 0:00	15:00
6	Plasm Wraith		10:00 - 8:01	8:00 - 6:01	6:00 - 5:01	5:00 - 0:0	12:00

Downloadable content

Main article: Downloadable content.

Pikmin 3 is the first Pikmin game in the series to have downloadable content. On October 1^st, 2013 – during that month's Nintendo Direct – Iwata announced downloadable content for Pikmin 3's Mission Mode. These stages are for Collect Treasure! mode, and Nintendo offers Tropical Forest Remix for free if players update their game.

On November 6^th, 2013, a second DLC pack was made available for purchase. This DLC consists of five remixed Story mode maps for Battle Enemies! Nintendo offers Tropical Wilds Remix for free if players update Pikmin 3.

On December 2^nd, 2013, a third DLC pack became available for purchase. This consists of five stages for Collect Treasure! and Battle Enemies! (totaling in ten stage) and takes place on entirely new areas. Olimar and Louie are playable in stages 13 through 15, but Louie must be rescued before he can be used. Nintendo offers both versions of Fortress of Festivity for free for those who update Pikmin 3.

All downloadable stages are part of the base game in Pikmin 3 Deluxe.

Badges

In Pikmin 3 Deluxe, there are nine badges the player can gain from playing Mission mode:

• Dreams of Adventure: Finish any Mission Mode stage.
• Greenhorn: Earn a bronze medal in any Mission Mode stage.
• Getting Closer: Earn a silver medal in any Mission Mode stage.
• Good as Gold: Earn a gold medal in any Mission Mode stage.
• Dedicated Adventurer: Earn a total of 10 platinum medals from playing Mission Mode stages.
• Game Hunter: Earn a medal of any merit in every Battle enemies! stage.
• Treasure Hunter: Earn a medal of any merit in every Collect treasure! stage.
• Big Game Hunter: Earn a medal of any merit in every Defeat bosses! stage.
• Mission Partner: Play Mission Mode with a second player.

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  Dreams of Adventure. The badge shows Alph looking at a medal.

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  Greenhorn. The badge shows a bronze medal.

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  Getting Closer. The badge shows a silver medal.

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  Good as Gold. The badge shows a gold medal.

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  Dedicated Adventure. The badge shows a platinum medal.

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  Game Hunter. The badge shows a Bulborb with a crown.

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  Treasure Hunter. The badge shows a pile of gold nuggets with a crown.

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  Big Game Hunter. The badge shows the Plasm Wraith with a crown.

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  Mission Partner. The badge shows two Joy-Cons.

Gallery

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  Artwork of the SPERO, made for the Official Nintendo Magazine.

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  The results screen for fighting against the Armored Mawdad.

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  The main Mission Mode menu in Pikmin 3.

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  Battle Enemies! stage selection menu.

Trivia

An odd second enemy bubble to the west of the map, when the Plasm Wraith's mission is highlighted.

• Mission Mode and Bingo Battle are the only modes in Pikmin 3 in which players can find Purple and White Pikmin.
• The music that plays during all stages, with the exception of stages 11 to 15, was used in all of the Pikmin 3 trailers.
• Mission Mode and Bingo Battle have an exclusive mini-boss: the Baldy Long Legs. It appears plentifully in both modes, although it is never found in Story Mode. Instead, there is the similar arachnorb, the Shaggy Long Legs.
  • This is likely due to how long the Shaggy Long Legs fight can be, which would be impractical for a time-sensitive challenge.
• If a new record is achieved, and said record does not fit on the world rankings chart, the word "Unexpected" (US), "Invalid" (Europe), or "想定外^? (lit.: "unexpected")" (Japanese) will appear in the score's bubble on the ranking screen. The bubble will also be pointing outside of the chart to the right. This is true for Pikmin 3 Deluxe as well.
• If the player goes into the Defeat Bosses! mission selection screen and highlights the Plasm Wraith's mission, they can then pan the radar on the GamePad to the northwest, where they will find a second enemy bubble, out of bounds. This bubble represents the Mysterious Life-Form, according to the game's files.
• The icons for the first 5 Collect Treasure! stages all feature a Pikmin carrying a nugget while facing right, and each icon features a different type of Pikmin. The icons for the first 5 Battle Enemies! stages all feature a mini-boss or a similarly tough enemy.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ミッション? Misshon	Mission
Chinese (traditional)	任務	Mission
Chinese (simplified)	任务	Mission
French	Missions	Missions
German	Missionen	Missions
Italian	Missioni	Missions
Korean	미션 misyon	Mission
Spanish	Misiones	Missions
Russian	Режим миссии / Режим задание Rezhim missii / Rezhim zadaniye	Mission mode / Task mode	Names taken from Nintendo's official Russian website

After hours

Language	Name	Meaning
Italian	Fuori orario	After-hours
Spanish (NoA)	Tiempo extra	Extra time
Spanish (NoE)	Prórroga	Extension

Medal

Japanese	English	Chinese (traditional)	Chinese (simplified)	French	German	Italian	Korean	Spanish
	Medal							Medalla
	Bronze							Bronce
	Silver							Plata
	Gold							Oro
	Platinum							Platino

Collect Treasure! Language Name Meaning  Japanese お宝をあつめろ！? Otakara o Atsumero! Collect Treasure!  Chinese (traditional) 收集寶物  Chinese (simplified) 收集宝物  French Chasse aux trésors Treasure hunt  German Sammele Schätze! Collect treasure!  Italian Arraffa tutto! Get it all!  Korean 보물을 모아라! bomul-eul moara Collect treasure  Spanish (NoA) ¡Recógelo todo! Collect it all!  Spanish (NoE) ¡Hazte con todo! Get it all!

Battle Enemies! Language Name Meaning  Japanese 原生生物を倒せ！? Gensei Seibutsu o Taose! Defeat Enemies!  Chinese (traditional) 打倒原生生物  Chinese (simplified) 打倒原生生物  French Sus aux créatures Search for creatures  German Besiege die Kreaturen! Defeat the creatures!  Italian Combatti i nemici! Combat the enemires!  Korean 원주생물을 쓰러뜨려라! wonjusaengmul-eul sseuleotteulyeola! Defeat the creatures  Spanish ¡Derrota a los enemigos! Defeat the enemies!

Defeat Bosses! Language Name Meaning  Japanese 巨大生物をたおせ！? Kyodai Seibutsu o Taose! Defeat Bosses!  Chinese (traditional) 打倒巨大生物  Chinese (simplified) 打倒巨大生物  French Combat fatidique Fateful battle  German Besiege die Bossgegner! Defeat the boss enemies!  Italian Abbatti i colossi! Beat the giants!  Korean 거대생물을 쓰러뜨려라! geodaesaengmul-eul sseuleotteulyeola! Defeat the giant creatues!  Spanish ¡Vence al ser colosal! Defeat the colossal being!

See also

• Challenge Mode
• Side Stories
• Mission Mode menu
• Fruit
• Enemy

External links

• Gameplay video of co-op mode

Tables for locations

Pikmin

Ship parts are listed in order of the final results menu
Enemies are listed alphabetically; then their quantity; how many days it takes for them to respawn; notes about the enemy (including their drops)
Pellets and Posies are listed in Pikmin type order, with pellets first and then Posies - the lower size comes first
Tools and obstacles are listed alphabetically (merged the Tools and Obstacles); their quantity; any notes
Others are listed alphabetically; could include rubble, vegetation, and other stuff

Pikmin 3

Fruits are listed alphabetically and with their icons; their amounts are then listed; their juice amounts are listed in two columns (1 for Normal/Hard difficulty, 1 for Ultra-Spicy difficulty); a notes column exists, saying general info about their location
Enemies are listed alphabetically; then their quantity; how many days it takes for them to respawn; notes about the enemy (including their drops)
Pellets and Posies are listed in Pikmin type order, with pellets first and then Posies - the lower size comes first
Tools and obstacles are listed alphabetically (merged the Tools, Obstacles, and some Vegetation- minus the Burgeoning Spiderwort); their quantity; any notes
Data files are listed in the game order Others are listed alphabetically; could include eggs, gear, Onions and similar stuff

Pikmin 4

Treasures and enemies listed in Treasure Catalog / Piklopedia (Pikmin 4) order
Castaways listed from Challenges then Battles
Onions and Flarlics listed in Pikmin type order, Flarlics at the end
Pellets listed before Pellet Posies
Tools and obstacles, and Other objects listed alphabetically
Raw materials listed in size order.

Forest of Hope

Objects

Ship parts

Name	Required?	Notes
Eternal Fuel Dynamo	Yes	Guarded by two Dwarf Bulborbs
Extraordinary Bolt	Yes	Behind a black reinforced wall
Whimsical Radar	Yes	On a slightly raised ledge
Geiger Counter	Yes	Inside of a Burrowing Snagret
Radiation Canopy	Yes	Guarded by an Armored Cannon Beetle
Sagittarius	Yes	On an island surrounded by water
Shock Absorber	Yes	Guarded by a Spotty Bulborb
Nova Blaster	No	Guarded by a Spotty Bulborb and two Dwarf Bulborbs

Enemies

Name	Quantity		Spawning	Notes
Armored Cannon Beetle	1		Respawns after 5 days	Drops three 1-pellets
Burrowing Snagret	3	1	Does not respawn	Drops seven 1-pellets, one 5-pellet, and the Geiger Counter
		2	Respawns after 5 days	Drops seven 1-pellets and one 5-pellet
Dwarf Bulborb	11		Respawns after 4 days	Drops one 1-pellet
Female Sheargrub	9	6	Respawns after 4 days
		3	Spawns after day 4 Respawns after 4 days
Iridescent Flint Beetle	3	2	Spawns after day 2 Respawns after 1 day	Drops two 1-pellets and two 5-pellets
		1	Spawns after day 5 Respawns after 1 day	Drops two 1-pellets and two 5-pellets
Male Sheargrub	6	2	Respawns after 4 days	Drops one 1-pellet
		2	Respawns after 4 days
		2	Spawns after day 4 Respawns after 4 days
Spotty Bulborb	7	5	Respawns after 5 days
		2	Spawns after day 6 Respawns after 5 days
Swooping Snitchbug	1		Spawns after day 14 Respawns after 5 days	Drops three 1-pellets
Wolpole	4		Respawns after 1 day

Pellets and Pellet Posies

Name	Quantity		Notes
1-Red Pellet	1		Does not respawn
1-Yellow Pellet	4		Does not respawn
5-Red Pellet	1		Does not respawn
10-Yellow Pellet	1		Does not respawn
20-Yellow Pellet	1		Despawns after day 4 Respawns after 1 day
Pellet Posy	7		Despawns after day 4 Respawns after 1 day
Pellet Posy	20	10	Spawns on day 2 only
		10	Spawns between days 3 and days 4 Does not respawn
Pellet Posy	30	10	Despawns after day 4 Respawns after 1 day
		20	Spawns after day 5 Respawns after 1 day

Tools and obstacles

Name	Quantity		Notes
Black bramble gate	2
Black reinforced wall	1		Requires 9 bomb-rocks to be fully destroyed
Cardboard box	1		Weighs 10
Stick bridge	2
Water body	5
White bramble gate	3
White reinforced wall	3	Requires 3 bomb-rocks to be fully destroyed

Other objects

Name	Quantity		Notes
Clover	15
Dandelion	4
Nectar weed	6
[icon] Rubble	1
Yellow Onion	1

Tropical Wilds

Objects

Fruits

Name	Quantity	Juice		Notes
		Non-Ultra-Spicy	Ultra Spicy
Crimson Banquet	1 (6 parts)	3.0	1.5	Inside of the Sandbelching Meerslug
Cupid's Grenade	1	0.5	0.25	On a raised platform surrounded by water
Dapper Blob	1	1.0	0.5	Partially buried
Dawn Pustules	1 (20 parts)	1	0.5
Delectable Bouquet	1	1.5	0.75	Hanging from a vine
Disguised Delicacy	1 (2 parts)	1	0.5	Inside of the Shaggy Long Legs
Face Wrinkler	1	1.5	0.75	Partially buried
Juicy Gaggle	1	0.5	0.25	Inside of the Medusal Slurker
Lesser Mock Bottom	1	1.0	0.5
Mock Bottom	1	2.0	1.0	On a high ledge surrounded by water
Pocked Airhead	1	2.5	1.25	Partially buried
Scaly Custard	1	1.5	0.75	On a raised platform
Searing Acidshock	1	1.0	0.5	Inside of the Calcified Crushblat
Slapstick Crescent	1	2.5	1.25	Partially buried; surrounded by water
Stellar Extrusion	1 (2 parts)	1.0	0.5	Hanging from a vine
Velvety Dreamdrop	2	1.0 (2.0 total)	0.5 (1.0 total)	One is inside of the Armored Cannon Larva One is underneath a Flukeweed
Zest Bomb	1	1.5	0.75	Inside of the Peckish Aristocrab

Enemies

Name	Quantity	Spawning	Notes
Armored Cannon Larva	1	Respawns every X days	Drops the Velvety Dreamdrop
Bulborb	1	Spawns after the day 1 tutorial respawns every X days
Calcified Crushblat	1	Respawns every X days	Drops the Searing Acidshock
Dwarf Bulborb	3	Each spawns after the day 1 tutorial respawns every X days
Female Sheargrub	7	Respawns every X days	3 are underneath a Flukeweed
Fiery Blowhog	2	Respawns every X days
Flighty Joustmite	2	Respawns every X days
Hermit Crawmad	1	Spawns after the day 1 tutorial respawns every X days
Male Sheargrub	10 (9 in Pikmin 3 Deluxe)	Respawns every X days; one less in Pikmin 3 Deluxe	5 are underneath a Flukeweed
Medusal Slurker	1	Respawns every X days	Drops the Juicy Gaggle
Orange Bulborb	1	Respawns every X days
Peckish Aristocrab	1	Respawns every X days	Drops the Zest Bomb
Puckering Blinnow	7	Respawns every X days
Pyroclasmic Slooch	3	1 spawns after the day 1 tutorial respawns every X days
Sandbelching Meerslug	1	Does not respawn once defeated	Drops the Crimson Banquet and the Folded Data Glutton
Shaggy Long Legs	1	Does not respawn once defeated	Drops the Disguised Delicacy
Skitter Leaf	2	Respawns every X days
Skutterchuck	2	Respawns every X days
Swarming Sheargrub	8	Respawns every X days
Swooping Snitchbug	1	Respawns every X days
Whiptongue Bulborb	7	Spawns after the day 1 tutorial respawns every X days
Wolpole	2	Respawns every X days
Yellow Spectralids	2	Spawns after the day 1 tutorial respawns every X days	Each drops 1 nectar
Yellow Wollyhop	2	Respawns every X days

Pellets and Pellet Posies

Name	Quantity		Notes
Pellet Posy	20	14 1-Pellet Posies	Only 4 Red 1-Pellet Posies during the day 1 tutorial
		4 5-Pellet Posies	Only 1 Red 5-Pellet Posy during the day 1 tutorial
		2 10-Pellet Posies
Winged pellet	1	1 5-pellet

Tools and obstacles

Name	Quantity		Notes
Bouncy Mushroom	1
Bridge	3	Brown	Requires 15 (piles of 3 and 12)
		Brown	Requires 18 (piles of 8 and 10)
		Red	Requires 56 (piles of 10 and 46; 36 of which are inside of a dirt mound)
Cardboard box	1		Weighs 20
Dirt mound	6		1 contains the 36 fragments 2 contain data files (Pikmin 3) only 3 (5 in Pikmin 3 Deluxe) contain Bomb Rocks
Dirt wall	4
Electric gate	1
Flukeweed	6		1 holds a Bomb Rock; 1 holds a nectar egg 1 holds a Winged 5-pellet; 1 holds a Velvety Dreamdrop 1 holds 3 Female Sheargrubs; 1 holds 5 Male Sheargrubs
Kingcap	2
Paper bag	1		Weighs 10
Reinforced wall	3
Spotcap	19
Tunnel	1

Sun-Speckled Terrace

Objects

Treasures

Name	Quantity	Sparklium	Notes
Orb of Destruction	1	× 150	On a high ledge
Perforated Raft	2	× 10 (20 total)	Each inside of some breakable pots
Sunseed Berry	1	× 70	Oatchi must be able to Jump to collect this treasure
Lesser Mock Bottom	1	× 40	Each inside of some breakable pots
Fire-Breathing Feast	1	× 170	The Aquiferous Summit must be completed to access the treasure
Double Dragon-Eyed Scope	1	× 180	On a raised platform
Temporal Mechanism	1	× 110	Attached to a fence; requires a Rush from Oatchi
Child of the Earth	1	× 60	Fully buried
Mysterious Carriage	1	× 150	Behind a yellow clipboard
Snack Bean	1	× 30	Partially buried; the Aquiferous Summit must be completed to access the treasure
Satellite Shield	1	× 40	Partially buried; on a high ledge
Aspiration-Ritual Ball	1	× 80	On a high ledge
Talisman of Life (Moon)	1	× 40	Inside of the Porquillion; the Aquiferous Summit must be completed to access the treasure

Castaways

Name	Location
Leafling	Dandori Challenge
Leafling	Dandori Battle

Onions and Flarlics

Name	Quantity	Notes
Yellow Onion	1	Behind the paper bag
Blue Onion	1	Partially buried
Flarlic	1	Partially buried

Enemies

Name	Quantity	Notes
Dwarf Bulborb	10	One guards the Meandering Slope base, alongside a Bulborb
Bulborb	4	One guards the Meandering Slope base, alongside a Dwarf Bulborb; each drops 1 raw material
Fiery Blowhog	3	One guards the Rugged Scaffold base; each drops 1 raw material
Female Sheargrub	5	None
Male Sheargrub	7	N/A
Iridescent Flint Beetle	1	Drops one 1-pellet, three 1-pellets, and two 5-pellets
White Spectralids	2	Each has a 51% chance to drop 1 raw material
Porquillion	1	Drops the Talisman of Life (Moon), the Aquiferous Summit must be completed to reach the enemy
Wolpole	4

Pellets and Pellet Posies

Name	Quantity		Notes
Pellet Posy	21	14 1-Pellet Posies
		5 5-Pellet Posies
		2 10-Pellet Posies

Tools and obstacles

Name	Quantity		Notes
Bag	1		Weighs 10
Breakable pot	10	2	Contains the Lesser Mock Bottom
		4	Contains nothing
		4	Contains the two Perforated Rafts
Clay bridge	3	1	Requires 22 raw materials
		1	Requires 23 raw materials
		1	Requires 39 raw materials
Climbing wall	1		Requires 15 raw materials
Clipboard	2	1	grey handled; weighs 10
		1	yellow handled; weighs 10
Dirt-mound	6		Each contains 10 raw materials
Dirt wall	2	1	Has 5333 HP; drops 4 raw materials, 2 per segment
		1	Has 8000 HP; drops 6 raw materials, 2 per segment
Electric gate	1		Has 5333 HP; drops 4 raw materials, 2 per segment
Paper bag	3		Each weighs 10
Potted plant	1
Water body	2	1	Requires 20 Ice Pikmin (or an Ice Blast) to freeze
		1	Requires 30 Ice Pikmin (or an Ice Blast) to freeze

Raw materials

Name	Quantity		Notes
Raw material	7	4
		5
		20
		20
		23
		25
		26
Raw material	90	2	1 from each nectar egg (25% to drop)
		2	1 from each White Spectralids (51% to drop)
		3	1 from each Fiery Blowhog (100% to drop)
		4	1 from each Bulborb (100% to drop)
		4	4 from the electric gate
		5	5 from the breakable pot near the Lesser Mock Bottom
		10	4 from the dirt wall with 5333 HP, 6 from the dirt wall with 8000 HP
		60	10 from each dirt-mound

Other objects

Name	Quantity		Notes
Burgeoning Spiderwort	2		None
Egg	2		Each has a 75% to drop nectar, a 20% to drop 1 raw material, and a 5% of ultra-spicy nectar

Objects

Treasures

Name	Quantity	Notes
Sticky Jewel	1
Sphere of Fuzzy Feelings	1	Fully buried
Orbital Communication Sphere	1	Inside of a dirt-mound
Floral Instigator	1
Cupid's Grenade	3	Each may be inside of a Waddlequaff
Searing Acidshock	1	May be inside of a Waddlequaff
Velvety Dreamdrop	1	Partially buried
Wayward Moon	1	Underneath an active sprinkler
Daughter Doll Head	1	On a high ledge
Mooching Vase	1	Fully buried; on a high ledge
Harmonic Synthesizer	1	10 Mitites are underneath the treasure
Wind Detector	1	Partially buried
Mechanical Harp (Memory Song)	1	On a high ledge; the Sightless Passage must be completed to access the treasure
Shake-a-Smile	1	Inside of the Mamuta; the Sightless Passage must be completed to access the treasure
Brush of Wisdom	1	Inside of the Burrowing Snagret
Octoplus	1	May be inside of a Waddlequaff
Unfloatable Boat	1	Half-submerged in water
Sweat-Soaked Blue Bird	1

Castaways

Name	Location
Leafling	Dandori Challenge 1
Leafling	Dandori Challenge 2
Leafling	Dandori Battle

Onions and Flarlics

Name	Quantity	Notes
Yellow Onion	1	Partially buried
Flarlic	1	Partially buried

Enemies

Name	Quantity	Notes
Joustmite	3	Each drops 1 raw material
Swooping Snitchbug	4	Each drops 1 raw material
Skitter Leaf	5
Iridescent Flint Beetle	1	Drops one 1-pellet, three 1-pellets, and two 5-pellets
Mitite (group of 10)	2	1 group drops 1 raw material each; 1 group has an 80% chance to drop nectar, and a 20% chance to drop ultra-spicy nectar
White Spectralids	3	Each has a 51% chance to drop 1 raw material
Yellow Spectralids	6	Each drops 1 nectar; the Sightless Passage must be completed to reach two of these enemies
Creeping Chrysanthemum	2	One guards the Sunwashed Plateau base; each drops 1 raw material
Downy Snagret	8	One is inside of a nectar egg
Burrowing Snagret	1	Drops the Brush of Wisdom
Waddlequaff	4	One may contain 3 Cupid's Grenade; one may contain the Searing Acidshock; one may contain the Octoplus; each drops 1 raw material
Bearded Amprat	2	Each drops 1 raw material
Mamuta	1	Drops the Shake-a-Smile; the Sightless Passage must be completed to reach the enemy
Yellow Wollyhop	4	Each drops 1 raw material

Pellets and Pellet Posies

Name	Quantity		Notes
Pellet Posy	14	9 1-Pellet Posies
		4 5-Pellet Posies
		1 10-Pellet Posies

Tools and obstacles

Name	Quantity		Notes
Breakable pot	19	3	1 contains 1 group of 10 Mitites; 2 contain 1 raw material each
		4	2 contain 1 raw material each; 2 contain nothing
		4	Contains nothing
		8	Contains nothing
Clay bridge	3	1	Requires 29 raw materials
		1	Requires 33 raw materials
		1	Requires 40 raw materials
Clay valve	1		Requires 16 raw materials; turns off the sprinkler
Dirt-mound	8	1	Contains the Orbital Communication Sphere
		3	Each contains 1 Bomb rock each
		4	Each contains 10 raw materials
Dirt wall	1		Has 8000 HP; drops 6 raw materials, 2 per segment
Electric gate	2		Each has 8000 HP; each drops 6 raw materials, 2 per segment
Reinforced wall	1		Has 30000 HP; drops 6 raw materials, 2 per segment
Ice wall	2		Each has 4000 HP; drops 6 raw materials, 2 per segment
Potted mushroom	4
Sprinkler	1		Turned off by the clay valve
Water body	1		Requires 30 Ice Pikmin (or an Ice Blast) to freeze

Raw materials

Name	Quantity		Notes
Raw material	7	12
		15
		20
		24
		30
		30
		30
Raw material	90	2	1 from each Swooping Snitchbg (100% to drop)
		2	1 from each Bearded Amprat
		2	1 from each nectar egg (25% to drop)
		2	1 from each Creeping Chrysanthemum (100% to drop)
		3	1 from each Joustmite (100% to drop)
		3	1 from each White Spectralids (51% to drop)
		4	1 from each Waddlequaff (100& to drop)
		4	1 from each Yellow Wollyhop
		4	2 from the breakable pots in the Burrowing Snagret's arena; 2 from the breakable pots near the one containing Mitites
		6	6 from the dirt wall
		10	1 from each Mitite underneath the breakable pot (100% to drop)
		12	6 from each electric gate
		40	10 from each dirt-mound

Other objects

Name	Quantity		Notes
Burgeoning Spiderwort	2		None
Egg	3		One contains a Downy Snagret; two have a 75% to drop nectar, a 20% to drop 1 raw material, and a 5% of ultra-spicy nectar