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Undo revision 295604 by 179.250.164.92 (talk) again that just means there still in the game files which is already stated using hacks to modify the game wouldn't be noteworthy i don't think. you could use hacks to bring ANYTHING unused into the game unless you want to add that to every single thing which would just clutter up the page probably best to leave it be.
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== Unused monolog content == | == Unused monolog content == | ||
{{Main|Olimar's monologs | {{Main|Olimar's monologs#Unused content|t1=Olimar's monologs}} | ||
There is an unused monolog, an unused function to write a singular or plural word, and a set of files in Japanese. | There is an unused monolog, an unused function to write a singular or plural word, and a set of files in Japanese. | ||
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Some unused textures have been found on the game's disc, portraying [[Red Pikmin|Red]] and [[Blue Pikmin]] with [[bomb-rock]]s. This hints to the fact that, initially, all Pikmin types were designed to carry bomb-rocks. | Some unused textures have been found on the game's disc, portraying [[Red Pikmin|Red]] and [[Blue Pikmin]] with [[bomb-rock]]s. This hints to the fact that, initially, all Pikmin types were designed to carry bomb-rocks. | ||
<gallery> | <gallery class="blackbg"> | ||
P1 Unused Red Leaf Bomb Rock Icon.png|Red leaf Pikmin. | |||
P1 Unused Red Bud Bomb Rock Icon.png|Red bud Pikmin. | |||
P1 Unused Red Flower Bomb Rock Icon.png|Red flower Pikmin. | |||
P1 Unused Blue Leaf Bomb Rock Icon.png|Blue leaf Pikmin. | |||
P1 Unused Blue Bud Bomb Rock Icon.png|Blue bud Pikmin. | |||
P1 Unused Blue Flower Bomb Rock Icon.png|Blue flower Pikmin. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== Unused | == Unused enemies and objects == | ||
=== Iwagen === | |||
[[File:Iwagen.png|thumb|Screenshot of Iwagen.]] | [[File:Iwagen.png|thumb|Screenshot of Iwagen.]] | ||
'''Iwagen''' is the internal name for an unused object in the game. The name is a Romanization of "rock generator" and, as its name indicates, it spits out boulders, much like an [[Armored Cannon Beetle]]. It lacks a [[health]] counter, meaning it was possibly planned to serve as an [[obstacle]]. Its removal from the game could've come from its odd appearance, and how it does not match the surrounding elements in the [[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' franchise]]. It can be found in some unused stages, like [[testmap]]. Curiously, It resembles the [[Withering Blowhog]]. | '''Iwagen''' is the internal name for an unused object in the game. The name is a Romanization of "rock generator" and, as its name indicates, it spits out boulders, much like an [[Armored Cannon Beetle]]. It lacks a [[health]] counter, meaning it was possibly planned to serve as an [[obstacle]]. Its removal from the game could've come from its odd appearance, and how it does not match the surrounding elements in the [[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' franchise]]. It can be found in some unused stages, like [[testmap]]. Curiously, It resembles the [[Withering Blowhog]]. | ||
[[File:Usuba.png|thumb|Screenshot of Usuba in | === Usuba === | ||
'''Usuba''' is the internal name for another unused enemy.{{cite youtube|vknL82IYs_g|of "Usuba", with animations|published={{date|26|August|2018}}|retrieved={{date|26|August|2018}}}} The name is a Romanization of {{j|ウスバ|Usuba}}, which is shorthand for {{j|ウスバカゲロウ|Usubakagerō}}. This, in turn, translates to "antlion". As its name and appearance indicate, it would have flown, though not much else is known about it. | [[File:Usuba.png|thumb|Screenshot of Usuba in its T-pose.]] | ||
'''Usuba''' is the internal name for another unused enemy.{{cite youtube|vknL82IYs_g|of "Usuba", with animations|published={{date|26|August|2018}}|retrieved={{date|26|August|2018}}}} The name is a Romanization of {{j|ウスバ|Usuba}}, which is shorthand for {{j|ウスバカゲロウ|Usubakagerō}}. This, in turn, translates to "antlion". As its name and appearance indicate, it would have flown, though not much else is known about it. It has only one animation, which is it straightening out from its T-pose and flying upwards. The surprisingly developed parameters for this enemy suggests that it was last developed around the same time as Iwagen. Interestingly, these same parameters suggest it would have been tied for the highest [[Health|HP]] of any enemy (at 5000 HP) and supposedly would have spawned Smoky Proggs. However, it is possible that the enemy in Smoky Progg's position changed during development, so the latter fact cannot be confirmed. | |||
Attempting to spawn Usuba by normal methods crashes the game, as major parts of its code and assets are missing. A few of its functions still exist, though. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-3X1O5XCOk&t=0s This video] shows a modification that hotwires the leftover functions to the Smoky Progg's egg, allowing a remnant of its AI to be seen: Usuba simply flies directly upwards. | |||
For unknown reasons, Usuba does not show up in the animation test. | For unknown reasons, Usuba does not show up in the animation test. | ||
=== Kingback === | |||
'''Kingback''' is the internal name for | '''Kingback''' is the internal name for an unused boss. This enemy is simply the "back" of the [[Emperor Bulblax]] without the lower body. It does nothing if touched/attacked by Olimar or the Pikmin, and simply pushes back any objects if touched. | ||
Although Kingback cannot be damaged, it still has coding for being "killed", where it simply disappears.{{cite youtube|5Dnnq2hSreQ| of Kingback's "death" function being called remotely|published={{date|15|May|2020}}|retrieved={{date|3|March|2023}}}} | |||
=== Yamash === | |||
There exist 3 "yamash" enemies, <code>yamash3</code>, <code>yamash4</code>, and <code>yamash5</code>. yamash1 and yamash2 do not exist. These enemies all crash the game when spawned, and have no associated model or code. Something of note is that all of their associated IDs come directly after the ID for the cut enemy Usuba, which may suggest a connection. | |||
=== nakata1 === | |||
There is also a <code>nakata1</code> enemy, which like the "yamash" enemies, also crashes the game when spawned and has no associated model or code. This enemy's entry is the last one present in the internal list of all enemy IDs. Tetsuya Nakata is one of the developers credited under game programming in the credits of ''Pikmin''. The enemy's internal name using the last name of a developer suggests a connection, but it's still unknown what the purpose of this enemy was. | |||
=== Infinite bomb spawner === | |||
An infinite spawner for bomb-rocks is present in the files of the game. It uses the [[Breadbug]] nest as a model and gives an infinite amount of bomb-rocks to Yellow Pikmin, and appears to have been used for basic testing. | |||
=== Unused fish decoration === | |||
There is an unused fish generator in the files of the game, which spawns "fish" that move around. The fish have no model, so a white X is manually drawn by the engine instead. This decoration appears to be unfinished and may have been cut early. | |||
=== Large door, small door, and key objects === | |||
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There are incomplete door and key objects in the game files. They use the unused door and key models and only function correctly in the unused debugger. | |||
* The key floats in place when spawned and when "touched" by Captain Olimar it disappears and increments an unseen counter. | |||
* The large door blocks Captain Olimar from getting in a radius of it, but if Olimar has collected a key, it linearly vertically squishes into the ground, at which point it is no longer tangible. | |||
* The small door also blocks Captain Olimar, but when touched after collecting a key, Olimar is sent into a state where he cannot move and the door remains unchanged. | |||
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=== Deleted objects === | |||
There are a couple of unused objects that no longer exist in the game's code, but their internal names and ID's are still preserved. These objects will usually crash the game when spawned as they no longer exist. Below is a list of the following deleted objects: | |||
* <code>gem1</code> | |||
* <code>gem5</code> | |||
* <code>gem10</code> | |||
* <code>gem20</code> | |||
* <code>gem50</code> | |||
* <code>never use this</code> | |||
* <code>ivy</code> | |||
* <code>cylinder test</code> | |||
* <code>dual test</code> | |||
* <code>rocket</code> | |||
* <code>workobject</code> | |||
The following information can be inferred from the titles: | |||
* <code>never use this</code> was likely an outdated version of an object that was renamed later in development to dissuade developers from accidentally using it. | |||
* <code>rocket</code> likely belonged to an early version of the [[S.S. Dolphin]]. | |||
* The <code>gem</code> objects seem to correspond to earlier versions of [[pellet]]s, based on naming. Interestingly, this naming pattern suggests that a 50-Pikmin pellet used to exist earlier in development, but was eventually cut. | |||
== Unused Pikmin animations == | == Unused Pikmin animations == | ||
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There are a few animations for the Pikmin that aren't used. | There are a few animations for the Pikmin that aren't used. | ||
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== Early S.S. Dolphin == | |||
An early prototype of the [[S.S. Dolphin]]'s model can be found in the game files, inside a few archives. This version of the S.S. Dolphin can be seen in the end credits [[cutscene]]. | |||
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Some differences can be spotted: | |||
* The top of the Ionium Jets are not hexagonal; they are round. | |||
* The retracted form of the egg-beater-like machine on the S.S. Dolphin is not cubical; it is instead a sphere. | |||
* The [[Interstellar Radio]] is blue and yellow with a white top, has two antennas, and has a tilted round grille instead of a red rectangular screen. | |||
* The [[Bowsprit]] has a larger, and rounder bulb. | |||
* The [[Guard Satellite]] has a more cylindrical design with a different top design. | |||
* Rivets are placed and spaced differently on the early model. | |||
* There appears to be no reflection on the early model, although this might be because of a lighting engine issue, since the credits video shows it with reflective surfaces. | |||
== Others == | == Others == | ||
*There are 2 test blo files found inside <code>dataDir\screen\eng_blo</code>, "test.blo" and "test2.blo" | *There are 2 test blo files found inside <code>dataDir\screen\eng_blo</code>, "test.blo" and "test2.blo" | ||
*<code>account.blo</code> contains | *<code>account.blo</code> contains strings about an early end-of-day screen. They are "The sun has gone down, today's job is finished.", which appears twice, "starting pikmins", "pikmins now", "dead pikmins", "enemies defeated" and "collected items", which all appear twice, grouped. This text was used in the [[Pikmin prerelease information|E3 2001]] demo of the game.{{cite youtube|gK0tqxyYlXk|of the E3 2001 demonstration|published={{date|1|September|2020}}|retrieved={{date|8|November|2021}}}}<code>account2.blo</code> seems to contain the real text for the results screen. | ||
*When a Pikmin is [[throw|held]], its throw height is decided to be at a certain level. Holding the Pikmin for a while increases this value, and the increase stops more or less when the Pikmin's noise ends. However, in the game files, the starting value and the ending value are exactly the same, so this feature has absolutely no impact in the final game. ''Pikmin 2'' has the same parameters, but the code to change the value is gone. | *When a Pikmin is [[throw|held]], its throw height is decided to be at a certain level. Holding the Pikmin for a while increases this value, and the increase stops more or less when the Pikmin's noise ends. However, in the game files, the starting value and the ending value are exactly the same, so this feature has absolutely no impact in the final game. ''Pikmin 2'' has the same parameters, but the code to change the value is gone. | ||
*An unused parameter in <code>aiconst.bin</code>, when set to <code>1</code>, allows the player to pluck Pikmin by simply whistling at them, like the [[Pluckaphone]] in ''Pikmin 2''. The Pikmin come out on their own, with a unique sound | *An unused parameter in <code>aiconst.bin</code>, when set to <code>1</code>, allows the player to pluck Pikmin by simply whistling at them, like the [[Pluckaphone]] in ''Pikmin 2''. The Pikmin come out on their own, with a unique sound and animation.{{cite youtube|fxBiTw5EURM|of the whistle plucking feature|published={{date|25|August|2018}}|retrieved={{date|26|August|2018}}}} This feature was actually used in the [[Pikmin prerelease information|2000 prototype trailer]]. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||