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[[File:Formidoak.jpg|thumb|300px|The Formidable Oak landsite.]]
[[File:Formidoak.jpg|thumb|300px|The Formidable Oak landsite.]]
The '''Formidable Oak''' is the final area of ''[[Pikmin 3]]''. It is home to the final boss, [[Plasm Wraith]]. The area requires the use of all five Pikmin types discovered over the course of Story Mode. Most of the map is a massive cave system, in which the Plasm Wraith chases you through.
The '''Formidable Oak''' is the final area of ''[[Pikmin 3]]''. It is home to the final boss, [[Plasm Wraith]]. The area requires the use of all five Pikmin types discovered over the course of Story Mode. Most of the map is a massive cave system, in which the Plasm Wraith chases you through.

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File:Formidoak.jpg
The Formidable Oak landsite.

The Formidable Oak is the final area of Pikmin 3. It is home to the final boss, Plasm Wraith. The area requires the use of all five Pikmin types discovered over the course of Story Mode. Most of the map is a massive cave system, in which the Plasm Wraith chases you through.


Layout

The layout of the Fromidable Oak is made up of a landing site on a stump, which leads to a boss arena and a small arena that serves as an entrance to a massive cave system that eventually wraps around and exits at the boss arena where the Plasm Wraith is fought.

Creatures

Note: All creatures in this level, aside from the Necterous Dandelfly, are illusions created by the Plasm Wraith, and will dissintegrate when killed.

Gallery

Trivia

  • This location's continental shape is based on India.
  • This is the only level in which Shearwigs and a Watery Blowhog appear in Story Mode. However, since they are just illusions created by the Plasm Wraith, it could be said they do not appear in Story Mode at all.
  • The music which plays outside, when raining, is similar to the music which plays at The Final Trial.