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The '''Infernal Vegetable (ニガモドキ) | The '''Infernal Vegetable''' ({{j|ニガモドキ|Niga Modoki|Pseudo Bitter}}) is a treasure found in the game ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. It is actually a green {{w|bell pepper}}. | ||
== Collecting the treasure == | |||
{{guide}} | |||
The Infernal Vegetable is found in [[Sublevel]] 3 of the [[Cavern of Chaos]]. It may be guarded by [[Creeping Chrysanthemum]]s or [[Mamuta]]s. | |||
{{Notes|journal=y|sale=y}} | |||
== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | |||
=== | P2 Infernal Vegetable Treasure Hoard.png|The Infernal Vegetable in the [[Treasure Hoard]]. | ||
P2 Infernal Vegetable Location.png|The Infernal Vegetable in the [[Cavern of Chaos]]. | |||
P2 Infernal Vegetable Collected.jpg|The Infernal Vegetable being analyzed by the [[Hocotate ship]]. | |||
Infernal Vegetable P2S icon.png|The Treasure Hoard icon of the Infernal Vegetable in [[Pikmin 2 (Nintendo Switch)|the Nintendo Switch version of ''Pikmin 2'']]. | |||
Green Pepper (real world).jpg|A green bell pepper from the real world. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Names in other languages== | |||
{{Foreignname | |||
|Jap=ニガモドキ | |||
|JapR=Niga Modoki | |||
|JapM=Pseudo Bitter | |||
|Ger=Höllisches Gemüse | |||
|GerM=Infernal Vegetable | |||
|Fra=Légume Infernal | |||
|FraM=Infernal Vegetable | |||
|FraA=Légume infernal | |||
|FraAM=Infernal vegetable | |||
|Spa=Hortaliza infernal | |||
|SpaM=Infernal vegetable | |||
|Ita=Ortaggio infernale | |||
|ItaM=Infernal vegetable | |||
}} | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*Strangely, the vegetable is described as extremely spicy like jalapeño peppers, though bell peppers tend to be very mild. This mistake is not present in the Japanese [[region|version]], where it is instead correctly described as bitter. | |||
{{Treasures}} | {{Treasures}} | ||
[[Category:Cavern of Chaos]] | [[Category:Cavern of Chaos]] | ||
Revision as of 15:29, April 6, 2024
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Number | 12 | ||
Series | Nature's Candy Series | ||
Value | × 30 | ||
Weight | 12 | ||
Maximum carriers | 20 Pikmin | ||
Location | Cavern of Chaos | ||
Challenge Mode levels | None |
The Infernal Vegetable (ニガモドキ?, lit.: "Pseudo Bitter") is a treasure found in the game Pikmin 2. It is actually a green bell pepper.
Collecting the treasure
The following article or section contains guides. |
The Infernal Vegetable is found in Sublevel 3 of the Cavern of Chaos. It may be guarded by Creeping Chrysanthemums or Mamutas.
Notes
Olimar's journal
“According to the ship's analysis, this gourd contains extremely bitter seeds. However, this analysis was done by a machine, so I'm not completely convinced. Normally I wouldn't mind trying it myself, but I haven't been feeling well since I ate that toxic berry...”
Sales pitch
“A vegetable with spiciness beyond description. None want to eat it, so it must be healthy! Nutrition-conscious people of today! Numb your palate and eat!”
Gallery
The Infernal Vegetable in the Treasure Hoard.
The Infernal Vegetable in the Cavern of Chaos.
The Infernal Vegetable being analyzed by the Hocotate ship.
The Treasure Hoard icon of the Infernal Vegetable in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | ニガモドキ? Niga Modoki |
Pseudo Bitter |
French | Légume Infernal | Infernal Vegetable |
French (NoA) | Légume infernal | Infernal vegetable |
German | Höllisches Gemüse | Infernal Vegetable |
Italian | Ortaggio infernale | Infernal vegetable |
Spanish | Hortaliza infernal | Infernal vegetable |
Trivia
- Strangely, the vegetable is described as extremely spicy like jalapeño peppers, though bell peppers tend to be very mild. This mistake is not present in the Japanese version, where it is instead correctly described as bitter.