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'''Climbing sticks''' (known among fans as '''twigs''' prior to ''Pikmin 3'') are [[tool]]s found in [[Pikmin (game)|''Pikmin'']], {{p3}} and ''[[Pikmin 4]]'' that require [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] to build and shimmy up them. They are somewhat similar to [[bridge]]s, but they are not used by [[leader]]s, nor by Pikmin carrying something (besides bomb rocks or small | '''Climbing sticks''' (known among fans as '''twigs''' prior to ''Pikmin 3'') are [[tool]]s found in [[Pikmin (game)|''Pikmin'']], {{p3}} and ''[[Pikmin 4]]'' that require [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] to build and shimmy up them. They are somewhat similar to [[bridge]]s, but they are not used by [[leader]]s, nor by Pikmin carrying something (besides bomb rocks or small [[Category:Collectibles|collectibles]], like [[Dawn Pustules|Dawn]]/[[Dusk Pustules]] or [[Gold Nugget]]s). [[Sheargrub]]s and [[Shearwig]]s will fortunately not dismantle these useful ladders, although they are automatically leveled every day after sundown in ''Pikmin''. In ''Pikmin 3'', Pikmin that [[carry]] single-weight objects on a route will use climbing sticks. Some climbing sticks need to be built, while others are already built. | ||
In ''Pikmin'', an interesting event that can happen is that there is a good chance that one or more Pikmin will start climbing the stick while other Pikmin are working on it. This is commonly seen on [[The Impact Site]], when the player wants to bring 100 Pikmin up the trunk. [[Group move|Swarming]] the climbing stick will increase the chances of this happening. Additionally, swarming many Pikmin on a finished climbing stick might cause some Pikmin to get stuck on the bottom. | In ''Pikmin'', an interesting event that can happen is that there is a good chance that one or more Pikmin will start climbing the stick while other Pikmin are working on it. This is commonly seen on [[The Impact Site]], when the player wants to bring 100 Pikmin up the trunk. [[Group move|Swarming]] the climbing stick will increase the chances of this happening. Additionally, swarming many Pikmin on a finished climbing stick might cause some Pikmin to get stuck on the bottom. | ||
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Climbing sticks (known among fans as twigs prior to Pikmin 3) are tools found in Pikmin, Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4 that require Pikmin to build and shimmy up them. They are somewhat similar to bridges, but they are not used by leaders, nor by Pikmin carrying something (besides bomb rocks or small, like Dawn/Dusk Pustules or Gold Nuggets). Sheargrubs and Shearwigs will fortunately not dismantle these useful ladders, although they are automatically leveled every day after sundown in Pikmin. In Pikmin 3, Pikmin that carry single-weight objects on a route will use climbing sticks. Some climbing sticks need to be built, while others are already built.
In Pikmin, an interesting event that can happen is that there is a good chance that one or more Pikmin will start climbing the stick while other Pikmin are working on it. This is commonly seen on The Impact Site, when the player wants to bring 100 Pikmin up the trunk. Swarming the climbing stick will increase the chances of this happening. Additionally, swarming many Pikmin on a finished climbing stick might cause some Pikmin to get stuck on the bottom.
Locations
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Pikmin
There is only one climbing stick here, near the Red and Blue Onions leading to 10 pellets of each color.
In The Forest Navel, climbing sticks appear very often. One is near the #1 Ionium Jet and some bomb-rocks, that is used as a shortcut to the section behind the Blue Onion, while another is near the Crimson Candypop Bud where an Iridescent Flint Beetle also resides. A third climbing stick is next to a black reinforced wall, and is needed to reach the Automatic Gear. The final one can be found near the outer edge of the landing site next to a Honeywisp, and is used as a small shortcut back to the landing site.
In The Distant Spring, climbing sticks are a bit less common. There is one behind the S.S. Dolphin and the Blue Onion, one close to a bomb rock stash near the bridge to the Gluon Drive, and another in a small pit near the UV Lamp.
Pikmin 3
- Near the cliff near the Dodge Whistle.
- Near the northeastern Burgeoning Spiderwort in the main section of the area. Grants access to the Dapper Blob, as well as a shortcut for Pikmin carrying berries to the base.
- One in the Vehemoth Phosbat arena, providing access to one of the fragment piles.
- One in the area where the Vehemoth Phosbat is first encountered, providing access to a bunch of Dusk Pustules.
Near the waterfall. Provides access to Story Mode's only Mock Bottom.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
のぼり棒? Nobori Bō |
Climbing stick |
 Spanish |
Palo | Stick |
Gallery
A stick pile in Pikmin.
A fully-built stick in Pikmin.
A group of Pikmin climbing an incomplete Climbing stick in The Forest Navel.
Prerelease image for Pikmin 3.
A pile of sticks in Pikmin 3.
A completed stick in Pikmin 3.
A pile of sticks in the Secluded Courtyard in Pikmin 4.
Yellow Pikmin building a stick pile.
Yellow Pikmin climbing a complete climbing stick in Pikmin 4.
See also
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