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The '''Glowstem''' ({{j|ヒカリエノキ|Hikari Enoki|Light {{w|Enokitake|Enoki}}}}) is used for scenery in ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. Glowstems appear to Hocotatian explorers to be relatives of the [[Common Glowcap]], but in actuality, these tiny, orange lights are what are known as LEDs, or {{w|light-emitting diode}}s. They are never seen above ground and can only be found in certain cave sublevels with a metallic layout. Despite the lack of insulation covering the live wires, Glowstems pose no electrical threat, nor any other kind, to [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] or [[leader]]s, and have been added to levels merely for aesthetic affect. Green variants exist as well. | The '''Glowstem''' ({{j|ヒカリエノキ|Hikari Enoki|Light {{w|Enokitake|Enoki}}}}) is used for scenery in ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. Glowstems appear to Hocotatian explorers to be relatives of the [[Common Glowcap]], but in actuality, these tiny, orange lights are what are known as LEDs, or {{w|light-emitting diode}}s. They are never seen above ground and can only be found in certain cave sublevels with a metallic layout. Despite the lack of insulation covering the live wires, Glowstems pose no electrical threat, nor any other kind, to [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] or [[leader]]s, and have been added to levels merely for aesthetic affect. Green variants exist as well. | ||
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Revision as of 05:43, November 15, 2024
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Appears in | Pikmin 2 | ||
Scientific name | Nocturnica illuminati | ||
Family | Glowcap | ||
Areas | None | ||
Caves | Subterranean Complex, White Flower Garden, Snagret Hole, Cavern of Chaos, Hole of Heroes, Dream Den | ||
Challenge Mode levels | Brawny Abyss, Collector's Room, Cave of Snarls, Secret Testing Range | ||
2-Player Battle levels | None |
The Glowstem (ヒカリエノキ?, lit.: "Light Enoki") is used for scenery in Pikmin 2. Glowstems appear to Hocotatian explorers to be relatives of the Common Glowcap, but in actuality, these tiny, orange lights are what are known as LEDs, or light-emitting diodes. They are never seen above ground and can only be found in certain cave sublevels with a metallic layout. Despite the lack of insulation covering the live wires, Glowstems pose no electrical threat, nor any other kind, to Pikmin or leaders, and have been added to levels merely for aesthetic affect. Green variants exist as well.
Notes
Olimar's notes
“Although they are obviously unrelated, the glowstem bears a striking resemblence[sic] to the street lights on Hocotate. It is highly possible that glowstems could be a relic of some unknown civilization beyond the scope of our imagination.”
“Although they are obviously unrelated, the glowstem bears a striking resemblence[sic] to the street lights on Hocotate. It is highly possible that glowstems could be a relic of some unknown civilization beyond the scope of our imagination.”
“Although they are obviously unrelated, the glowstem bears a striking resemblance to the street lights on Hocotate. It is highly possible that glowstems could be a relic of some unknown civilization beyond the scope of our imagination.”
Louie's notes
“Inedible. Known effects include uncontrollable episodes of impromptu break dancing.”
Pikmin 2 Nintendo Player's Guide
“Even more luminous than the Common Glowcaps, Glowstems give the adventurer light in dingy areas. Olimar likens them to the street lights on Hocotate.”
Technical information
Pikmin 2 technical information (?) | |||
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Internal name | daiodogreen / daiodored
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Global properties (List) | |||
ID | Japanese comment | Property | Value |
s000 | friction(not used) | Friction | 0.5 |
s001 | wallReflection | Unknown (wall bounce speed multiplier?) | 0.5 |
s002 | faceDirAdjust | Unknown | 0.25 |
s003 | accel | Acceleration | 0.1 |
s004 | bounceFactor | Unknown (bounce when it hits the ground?) | 0.3 |
fp00 | ライフ | HP | 1100 |
fp01 | マップとの当り | Unknown (related to slopes) | 40 |
fp02 | ダメージスケールXZ | Horizontal damage scale | 0.5 |
fp03 | ダメージスケールY | Vertical damage scale | 0.5 |
fp04 | ダメージフレーム | Damage scale duration | 0.35 |
fp05 | 質量 | Unknown (weight?) | 0.1 |
fp06 | 速度 | Move speed | 50 |
fp08 | 回転速度率 | Rotation acceleration | 0.2 |
fp09 | テリトリー | Territory radius | 25 |
fp10 | ホーム範囲 | "Home" radius | 20 |
fp11 | プライベート距離 | "Private" radius | 80 |
fp12 | 視界距離 | Sight radius | 500 |
fp13 | 視界角度 | FOV | 90 |
fp14 | 探索距離 | Unknown (exploration radius?) | 500 |
fp15 | 探索角度 | Unknown (exploration angle?) | 120 |
fp16 | 振り払い率 | Successful shake rate | 1 |
fp17 | 振り払い力 | Shake knockback | 200 |
fp18 | 振り払いダメージ | Shake damage | 0 |
fp19 | 振り払い範囲 | Shake range | 30 |
fp20 | 攻撃可能範囲 | Unknown (shock attack max range?) | 80 |
fp21 | 攻撃可能角度 | Unknown (shock attack max angle?) | 50 |
fp22 | 攻撃ヒット範囲 | Unknown (attack hit range?) | 80 |
fp23 | 攻撃ヒット角度 | Unknown (attack hit angle?) | 50 |
fp24 | 攻撃力 | Attack damage | 10 |
fp25 | 視界高 | Unknown (height visibility?) | 50 |
fp26 | 探索高 | Unknown (exploration height?) | 50 |
fp27 | ライフの高さ | HP wheel height | 90 |
fp28 | 回転最大速度 | Rotation speed | 8 |
fp29 | 警戒時間 | Unknown (warning time?) | 15 |
fp30 | 警戒ライフ | Unknown | 30 |
fp31 | ライフ回復率 | Regeneration rate | 0.0001 |
fp32 | LOD半径 | Off-camera radius | 55 |
fp33 | マップとのあたりポリゴンの選定 | Collision processing radius | 40 |
fp34 | ピクミンとのあたり | Pikmin damage radius | 40 |
fp35 | 石化時間 | Petrification duration | 1 |
fp36 | ヒップドロップダメージ | Purple Pikmin drop damage | N/A |
fp37 | 地震気絶確立 | Purple Pikmin stun chance | N/A |
fp38 | 地震気絶時間 | Purple Pikmin stun time | N/A |
ip01 | 振り払い打撃A | Shake mode 1 – hit count | 6 |
ip02 | 振り払い張付1 | Shake mode 1 – Pikmin requirement | 5 |
ip03 | 振り払い打撃B | Shake mode 2 – hit count | 12 |
ip04 | 振り払い張付2 | Shake mode 2 – Pikmin requirement | 10 |
ip05 | 振り払い打撃C | Shake mode 3 – hit count | 17 |
ip06 | 振り払い張付3 | Shake mode 3 – Pikmin requirement | 20 |
ip07 | 振り払い打撃D | Shake mode 4 – hit count | 22 |
Specific properties | |||
None |
Other information
- Pikmin 2 Piklopedia number: #66
Naming
- See more: Glowcap family#Naming.
- Common name: Glowstem. The stem is the stalk of a flower.
- Japanese nickname: ヒカリエノキ?, lit.: "Light Enoki".
- Japanese name: フタエヒカリタケ?, lit.: "Double Light Mushroom".
- Scientific name: Nocturnica illuminati. It means "nocturnal illuminate".
- Internal names:
daiodogreen
anddaiodored
with daiodo being Japanese for diode, since they are LEDs. - Prerelease: None.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | ヒカリエノキ? Hikari Enoki |
Light Enoki |
French | Tige Lumen | Lumen Stem |
German | Glühstängel | |
Spanish (NoA) | Tallo luminiscente | Luminescent stem |
Gallery
The Piklopedia icon of the Glowstem in the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 2.
Trivia
- The "Impromptu break-dancing" mentioned in Louie's notes on the Glowstem humorously refers to the convulsions brought on by being electrocuted.
- In the Japanese version, the Glowstem's family is listed as unknown, instead of belonging to the glowcap family.
- The first half of Olimar's notes on the Glowstem were very different in an early version of the translation found in a playable demo, more closely resembling the Japanese version.[1] Rather than comparing the Glowstem to street lights, Olimar compares it to "the technology behind the LED (Lightning Eedesu) dual terminals", but notes that it "does not exhibit the doppler pushing characteristic of dual terminals".
See also
- ^ Proto:Pikmin 2/Piklopedia_Entries on The Cutting Room Floor