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A towel released by [[Merchandise/List of companies #Ensky|Ensky]] and is available in Japan. It was also available in America during E3 2013 on the second day.

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A Pikmin Drawstring Bag released by [[Merchandise/List of companies #Ensky|Ensky]].

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A sheet of 35 PVC puffy stickers was released by [[Merchandise/List of companies #Ensky|Ensky]] on {{date|3|October|2013}}. They feature various characters from ''Pikmin 3''.

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In late 2013, [[Merchandise/List of companies #Ensky|Ensky]] released a ''Pikmin 3''-themed 2014 stand-up desk calendar. It contains 14 pages, 12 for each month, one for the cover, and one for the overview of all the months.

In 2013, [[Merchandise/List of companies #Ensky|Ensky]] released a ''Pikmin 3''-themed memo pad. It features many removable pages for users to take notes on and a cover page. It measures {{tt|85mm x 123mm x 6mm|3.3 x 4.8 x 0.2inch}}.

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A ''Pikmin 3''-themed planner was released by [[Merchandise/List of companies #Ensky|Ensky]] in 2013. The planner also came with a sheet of stickers intended to be used for decorating the included planner. The dimensions are 175x90mm.

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Many ''Pikmin 3'' jigsaw puzzles were released by [[Merchandise/List of companies #Ensky|Ensky]] in 2013. Four of these were 52 piece jigsaw puzzles, which also included a piece of Ramune Candy and when assembled, and measured 25.7x18.2cm. There was also one 108 piece puzzle which measured 18.2x25.7cm, a 300 piece puzzle which measured 26x38cm, and a 352 piece puzzle which measured 18.2x51.5cm.

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A set of 12 ''Pikmin 3''-themed magnet cards were released by [[Merchandise/List of companies #Ensky|Ensky]] in 2013. Some of the cards allowed users to punch out Pikmin characters, while others used the entire card to display ''Pikmin 3'' art. They were sold in packages which contained 1 magnet and 1 piece of candy.

A collection of Pikmin-themed rubbery bendable keychains were released in Japan by [[Merchandise/List of companies #UlalaCube|UlalaCube]] in mid-December of 2013. There were 6 different types of keychains, which consisted of a Red Pikmin, a Blue Pikmin, a Yellow Pikmin, a Purple and White Pikmin, and a Flying and Rock Pikmin, as well as a "secret" variant which was actually a Red, Yellow, and Blue Pikmin together. All of the keychains were approximately 100 by 80 mm, and came in boxes of 12, as well as sold separately at stores in Japan.

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Three decal stickers were made by [[Merchandise/List of companies #UlalaCube|UlalaCube]] to be placed on light switches and other highly visible areas. They come in only one color, black, and they come in all variations from all of the ''Pikmin'' games. They were released to Japan on {{date|18|September|2013}}.

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The following are various forks and bowls for ''Pikmin 3''. They were made by [[Merchandise/List of companies #Hasepro|Hasepro]], and were available to Japan on {{date|26|November|2013}}. There were 2 bowls, 3 cups, 2 forks, and 2 spoons. They are made out of melamine.

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On {{date|2|February|2014}}, ''Pikmin'' calculators made by [[Merchandise/List of companies #Ban Dai|Ban Dai]] in collaboration with Chara home goods were released. There are two different styles for these calculators.

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A ''Pikmin 3''-themed tin tissue box case was released by [[Merchandise/List of companies #Ban Dai|Ban Dai]] in 2013. The dimensions are 257x130x58mm, and fits almost any regularly sized tissue box.

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These ''Pikmin'' party favors were produced by [[Merchandise/List of companies #Banpresto|Banpresto]] and sold in 2001 in Japan only as a party dome.

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Towards the end of February 2002, [[Merchandise/List of companies #Banpresto|Banpresto]] released a series of 24 3cm Pikmin buttons in Japan. These buttons were available in many of Banpresto's prize game machines located in various shops. The games consisted of balls falling from the top of the machine, and required the user to bat the balls away to avoid it landing in the "game over" hole. The games cost 100 yen each play and were generally pretty easy to win.

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PikminPencilLead.jpg|''Pikmin 2'' pencil leads.

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These include tin pencil cases, markers, erasers, stickers, pens, pencils, notebooks, files, paper, pencil toppers, and mechanical pencil leads. The origin is unknown. Released by Nintendo.

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SchoolSuppliesFront.jpg|''Pikmin 2'' school supplies front.