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[[File:ClockworkChasm.jpg|thumb|A conveyor belt and a switch.]]
[[File:ClockworkChasm.jpg|thumb|A conveyor belt and a switch.]]
'''Conveyor belts''' are rare [[obstacle]]s found in {{p3}}. They are found only in [[Mission Mode]], and then only in [[Clockwork Chasm]]. They are silver pathways that automatically and constantly move in one direction. Objects on top of one are carried along the belt until they reach static land or fall into the [[abyss]]. Some belts are faster than others, and although [[leader]]s and [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] are fast enough to cross against the slower ones, faster ones may make it impossible to go against the flow. Regardless of speed, Pikmin will only [[carry]] objects with the flow. The direction of all belts in the stage can be reversed if a leader or Pikmin is [[throw]]n onto a conveyor switch.
'''Moving walkways''' are [[tool]]s in {{p3}} and {{p4}}. They are silver conveyor belts that constantly move in a certain direction, and their direction can be switched by activating a [[switch]]. Objects on top of one are carried along the belt until they reach static land or fall off, sometimes into the [[pit]]. In ''Pikmin 3'', they are found only in the [[Mission Mode]] stage [[Clockwork Chasm]], while in ''Pikmin 4'' they are found in several [[cave]]s.
 
Some belts are faster than others, and although [[leader]]s and [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] are fast enough to cross against the slower ones, faster ones may make it impossible to go against the flow other than by [[Oatchi]]'s [[rush]]. Regardless of speed, Pikmin will only [[carry]] objects with the flow. The direction of all belts in the stage can be reversed if a Pikmin, leader or [[pikpik carrot]] is [[throw]]n onto a [[switch]] or if [[Oatchi]] jumps on top of it. Due to their nature, they're also used alongside other tools, like [[Bouncy Mushroom]]s and [[fan]]s.


The conveyor belts in Clockwork Chasm are used as the stage's main gimmick; so much so that the leaders and a blob of nectar begin on top of one on the Collect Treasure! mission, which carries them to the main platform. They mostly provide a strategy element to the stage, since players have to plan out their usual routine, but also have to coordinate when and where the conveyor belts must be switched, to help Pikmin move quicker or open up paths. In this stage, there are 22 belts in the Collect Treasure! mission, and 18 in the Battle Enemies! mission.
The conveyor belts in Clockwork Chasm are used as the stage's main gimmick; so much so that the leaders and a blob of nectar begin on top of one on the Collect Treasure! mission, which carries them to the main platform. They mostly provide a strategy element to the stage, since players have to plan out their usual routine, but also have to coordinate when and where the conveyor belts must be switched, to help Pikmin move quicker or open up paths. In this stage, there are 22 belts in the Collect Treasure! mission, and 18 in the Battle Enemies! mission.


==Conveyor switch==
==Locations==
Located throughout the stage are '''conveyor switches''' that are used to reverse the flow of all of the conveyor belts.{{cite youtube|B3NKq7ukSHg|of the stage around the time of a switch press.|m=7}} The device is simply a platform with two round buttons facing upward – one blue and one yellow. One of the buttons will be depressed and the other will be popped out upward. The button that is pressed down will also emit a light. Leaders or Pikmin can be thrown on top of the button that is popped out in order to press it, which will not only revert the flow of all conveyor belts, but also pop out the other button. All conveyor belts are also lined with small lights that always match the color of the depressed button.
;''Pikmin 3''
*[[Clockwork Chasm]]
**Collect Treasure! × 22
**Battle Enemies! × 18
 
;''Pikmin 4''
*[[Sun-Speckled Terrace]] (does not appear above ground)
**[[Industrial Maze]]
***Sublevel 1 × 4
*[[Serene Shores]] (does not appear above ground)
**[[Below-Grade Discotheque]]
***Sublevel 3 × 3
*[[Hero's Hideaway]] (does not appear above ground)
**[[Doppelgänger's Den]]
***Sublevel 3 × 5
*[[Giant's Hearth]] (does not appear above ground)
**[[Ultimate Testing Range]]
***Sublevel 4 × 10
*[[Dandori Challenge]]s
**[[Trial of the Sage Leaf]] 6th Story: Gimmick Gambit × 4


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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<gallery>
Puckering Blinnows carried on conveyor belts P3.png|Some [[Blue Pikmin]] carrying [[Puckering Blinnow]] corpses across a conveyor belt.
Puckering Blinnows carried on conveyor belts P3.png|Some [[Blue Pikmin]] carrying [[Puckering Blinnow]] corpses across a conveyor belt.
P4 Below-Grade Discotheque 3 Mechanical Devices.jpg|A group of moving walkways inside sublevel 3 of the [[Below-Grade Discotheque]].
</gallery>
</gallery>


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
*Conveyer switches are the only lock-onable objects exclusive to mission mode, and conveyer belts only appear here too. Every other interactable object from Mission Mode appears at least once in story mode.
*Conveyor belts, alongside conveyor switches, are the only tools in ''Pikmin 3'' to only appear in Mission Mode.
*Pikmin sprouts will not be carried by conveyor belts.{{cite web|https://twitter.com/EspyoPT/status/1443302341340323841|Twitter clip|Twitter|published={{date|29|September|2021}}|retrieved={{date|29|September|2021}}}} This can be seen in the Battle Enemies! variant of the Clockwork Chasm, since there is a [[Swooping Snitchbug]] flying above a conveyor belt.


==See also==
==See also==
* [[Switch]]
* [[Bridge]]
* [[Bridge]]
* [[Clipboard]]
* [[Clipboard]]
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Latest revision as of 08:11, June 30, 2024

Captain Olimar aims a Red Pikmin at a conveyor belt in Clockwork Chasm.
A conveyor belt and a switch.

Moving walkways are tools in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4. They are silver conveyor belts that constantly move in a certain direction, and their direction can be switched by activating a switch. Objects on top of one are carried along the belt until they reach static land or fall off, sometimes into the pit. In Pikmin 3, they are found only in the Mission Mode stage Clockwork Chasm, while in Pikmin 4 they are found in several caves.

Some belts are faster than others, and although leaders and Pikmin are fast enough to cross against the slower ones, faster ones may make it impossible to go against the flow other than by Oatchi's rush. Regardless of speed, Pikmin will only carry objects with the flow. The direction of all belts in the stage can be reversed if a Pikmin, leader or pikpik carrot is thrown onto a switch or if Oatchi jumps on top of it. Due to their nature, they're also used alongside other tools, like Bouncy Mushrooms and fans.

The conveyor belts in Clockwork Chasm are used as the stage's main gimmick; so much so that the leaders and a blob of nectar begin on top of one on the Collect Treasure! mission, which carries them to the main platform. They mostly provide a strategy element to the stage, since players have to plan out their usual routine, but also have to coordinate when and where the conveyor belts must be switched, to help Pikmin move quicker or open up paths. In this stage, there are 22 belts in the Collect Treasure! mission, and 18 in the Battle Enemies! mission.

Locations[edit]

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Trivia[edit]

  • Conveyor belts, alongside conveyor switches, are the only tools in Pikmin 3 to only appear in Mission Mode.
  • Pikmin sprouts will not be carried by conveyor belts.[1] This can be seen in the Battle Enemies! variant of the Clockwork Chasm, since there is a Swooping Snitchbug flying above a conveyor belt.

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References[edit]

  1. ^ Twitter clip on Twitter, published on September 29th, 2021, retrieved on September 29th, 2021