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''"According to my measurements, almost no energy should remain within... yet some does. The energy one can draw from matter has a limit, but the energy of the heart is endless. Perhaps that is the case here. This proves that machines have will and determination!"'' | ''"According to my measurements, almost no energy should remain within... yet some does. The energy one can draw from matter has a limit, but the energy of the heart is endless. Perhaps that is the case here. This proves that machines have will and determination!"'' | ||
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| Fuel Reservoir | |
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| File:FuelReservoirSprite.png | |
| Number | 160 (NTSC) 158 (PAL) |
| Series | Mystical Energy Series |
| Value |  × 120
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| Weight | 8 |
| Maximum carriers | 15 Pikmin |
| Location | Cavern of Chaos |
| Challenge Mode levels | None |
The Fuel Reservoir is a treasure found in Pikmin 2. It is located in the seventh sublevel of the Cavern of Chaos. The Fuel Reservoir may be near some airborne Blowhogs and some Cloaking Burrow-nits. Take them out along with the poison pipes so they won't harm the Pikmin as they carry it back to the ship's pod. It is actually a 9-volt Duracell battery.
Notes
Olimar's Journal
"The ship has a lot of self-importance for a machine. Apparently, machines can exhibit human characteristics after all. Perhaps the even have a soul? If this is true, then maybe you can work them into the ground until their spirit is broken and they stop giving you the lip...Oh no...I'm turning into the President!"
Sales Pitch
"According to my measurements, almost no energy should remain within... yet some does. The energy one can draw from matter has a limit, but the energy of the heart is endless. Perhaps that is the case here. This proves that machines have will and determination!"
A real world 9-Volt battery.
