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===Brittany's European Comments=== | ===Brittany's European Comments=== | ||
''"This was a bit of an emotional roller-coaster for us. We were lured in by the sweet scent, but when we cut it open, it was infested with huge insects! Alph fainted, poor thing. Then I realized that the "Insects" were actually seeds! Hooray! Alph will wake up, eventually."'' | ''"This was a bit of an emotional roller-coaster for us. We were lured in by the sweet scent, but when we cut it open, it was infested with huge insects! Alph fainted, poor thing. Then I realized that the "Insects" were actually seeds! Hooray! Alph will wake up, eventually."'' | ||
==Gallery== | |||
[[File:Papaya.jpg|thumb|A picture of a real-world papaya, both full and cut open. The seeds inside do indeed resemble small bugs.]] | |||
[[Category:Fruit]] | [[Category:Fruit]] | ||
[[Category:Twilight River]] | [[Category:Twilight River]] | ||
[[Category:Pikmin 3]] | [[Category:Pikmin 3]] | ||
[[Category:Boss Rewards]] | [[Category:Boss Rewards]] | ||
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| Seed Hive | |
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| Value |  × {{{value}}}
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| Weight | Unknown |
| Maximum carriers | Unknown |
| Location | Twilight River |
| Challenge Mode levels | None |
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The Seed Hive is a papaya found in the Twilight River. The only one in the game is dropped from the sky once the Scornet Maestro is defeated. It is one of the larger fruit and it gives 2 and a half cups of juice.
Notes
Brittany's European Comments
"This was a bit of an emotional roller-coaster for us. We were lured in by the sweet scent, but when we cut it open, it was infested with huge insects! Alph fainted, poor thing. Then I realized that the "Insects" were actually seeds! Hooray! Alph will wake up, eventually."
Gallery
File:Papaya.jpg
A picture of a real-world papaya, both full and cut open. The seeds inside do indeed resemble small bugs.