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== Names in other languages ==
== Names in other languages ==

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The menu for the Treasure Catalog.
Screenshot of the Treasure Catalog, on the Universal Rubber Cutie's entry.

The Treasure Catalog (オタカラ図鑑?, lit.: "Treasure Encyclopedia") in Pikmin 4 is a field guide that lists all the treasures the player has collected in the game (outside of Dandori Challenges and Dandori Battles). It can be accessed by talking to Schnauz in the Rescue Command Post once he has been rescued. The Catalog has a similar appearance to the Piklopedia, with the addition of borders for each series. Treasures are loaded in the same area as the Piklopedia, without the ability to engage. Treasures can be seen up close. When a series is complete, a new item appears that shows all of the treasures in that series, even with the specific amount of a treasure that you can collect.

List of treasures

See: List of Pikmin 4 treasures

Notes

Every treasure has accompanying notes written by various characters. These can be read by pressing the ZR Button on the Switch while the treasure is selected.

Schnauz

Schnauz, the castaway used to unlock and access the Treasure Catalog itself, has his notes unlocked by default. His resemble the Sales Pitches from the Treasure Hoard, attempting to describe each treasure's purpose in the planet's former society or their future purpose in their own society. In the Japanese version, many of his notes are copied from the Sales Pitches with only minor changes.

Olimar

After rescuing Olimar, his notes become available. When possible, they are copied from the Treasure Hoard or the Treasure Log with only minor changes, with full rewrites only being done if the dialog would reference something that would only happen during the events of Pikmin 2, such as the log for the Citrus Lump. Many of his logs recount his own life experiences, from his time growing up, to his relationship with his wife, to raising his kids and pursuing his career.

Louie

After rescuing Louie, his notes become available. Much like his quiet outward personality, his notes are short and mostly pointless, many of them being only a sentence or two, with him only giving more detailed and vivid descriptions when it comes to food. He usually discusses his love of food or his Nana.

Controls

A series of actions can be performed when viewing treasures. The first of the two schemes listed applies to the dual Joy-Con or Pro Controller, whereas the second is for the singular Joy-Con scheme available in Co-op Mode.

Observe view

  • the A Button on the Switch / the Right button on the Switch (Joy-Con's face buttons): Views the treasure more closely. Further details on this mode are below.
  • the B Button on the Switch / the Bottom button on the Switch (Joy-Con's face buttons): Exits to the Treasure Catalog.
  • the Y Button on the Switch / the Left button on the Switch (Joy-Con's face buttons): Changes to day/night.
  • the ZR Button on the Switch / the SL Button on the Switch + the Right button on the Switch (Joy-Con's face buttons): Shows character notes.
  • the Left Stick on the Switch (dual Joy-Con) / the Analog Stick on the Switch (single Joy-Con): Changes camera position.
  • the Right Stick on the Switch (dual Joy-Con) / the Analog Stick on the Switch (single Joy-Con) + the SL Button on the Switch: Changes camera angle.
  • the + Button on the Switch / the - Button on the Switch: Resets camera angle and position.
  • the - Button on the Switch / the - Button on the Switchheld down button on the Switch: Turns off display.

Closer Look

  • the B Button on the Switch / the Bottom button on the Switch (Joy-Con's face buttons): Exits to the observe view.
  • the ZR Button on the Switch / the SL Button on the Switch + the Right button on the Switch (Joy-Con's face buttons): Shows character notes.
  • the Left Stick on the Switch (dual Joy-Con) / the Analog Stick on the Switch (single Joy-Con): Turns the treasure.
  • the Right Stick up and down on the Switch (dual Joy-Con) / the SL Button on the Switch + the Top button on the Switch (Joy-Con's face buttons) or the Bottom button on the Switch (Joy-Con's face buttons): Zoom in or zoom out. Tilting or pressing up will perform the former, whereas tilting or pressing down will perform the latter.
  • the - Button on the Switch / the - Button on the Switchheld down button on the Switch: Turns off display.

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Trivia

  • When in the Look Closer mode, the control directions for the A Button on the Switch / the Right button on the Switch (Joy-Con's face buttons) as well as the Y Button on the Switch / the Left button on the Switch (Joy-Con's face buttons) are grayed out, and the buttons will do nothing if pressed. The latter still says "Day/Night", but the former solely reads "Action", without specifying what such action is. It is possible this is a mistake.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Flag of Japan Japanese オタカラ図鑑?
o-Takara Zukan
Treasure Picture Book
Flag of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Chinese
(traditional)
寶物圖鑑
Bǎowù Tújiàn
Treasure Picture Book
Flag of China Chinese
(simplified)
宝物图鉴
Bǎowù Tújiàn
Treasure Picture Book
Flag of the Netherlands Dutch Schatcatalogus Treasure catalog
Flag of France French Catalogue des trésors Treasure catalog
Flag of Germany German Schatzkatalog Treasure catalog
Flag of Italy Italian Catalogo dei tesori Treasure catalog
Flag of South Korea Korean 보물 도감
Bomul Dogam
Treasure Picture Book
Flag of Brazil Portuguese Tesouropédia Treasurepedia
Flag of Spain Spanish Tesoropedia Treasurepedia

See also