Super Nintendo World

The logo for Super Nintendo World.

This article is about the real-life Nintendo theme park. For the Wii U game, see Nintendo Land.

Super Nintendo World is a Nintendo-themed area at several Universal Studios theme parks. It consists of a series of attractions, shops, diners, and photo opportunities with various characters.

The original area is located in Universal Studios Japan, and opened on March 18^th, 2021. A second Super Nintendo World in Universal Studios Hollywood opened on February 17^th, 2023, a third opening in Universal Epic Universe in 2025, and a later park planned for Universal Studios Singapore.

Despite primarily focusing on the Super Mario series, the park features a number of cameos and references to other Nintendo series, such as Pikmin.

Pikmin cameos

Universal Studios Japan

Super Mario Land

The following is a list of all known Pikmin cameos in the original park in Universal Studios Japan.

Photo	Area	Spot	Cameo
	1-UP Factory	Atop the red block to the right of the sign	A Red Pikmin, a Yellow Pikmin, and a Blue Pikmin
	Piranha Plant Nap Mishap	Below one of the Piranha Creeper's stalks, to the left and above the Kinopio's Cafe sign	Several buried Pikmin, and two Yellow Pikmin trying to pluck them
	Yoshi's Adventure	On the cliff above the sign	Several Pikmin relaxing, with a Red Pikmin buried
	Pit Stop Popcorn	Atop a green platform at the bottom of the binoculars' balcony	Several Pikmin carrying a coin
	Yoshi's Snack Island	On the wall to the right of the sign	Four Red Pikmin
	Yoshi's Adventure	On the porch above the pre-show	A Yellow Pikmin and a Blue Pikmin carrying a berry

Donkey Kong Country

Photo	Area	Spot	Cameo
	Mine Cart Madness	In the Donkey Kong arcade mural in the queue	Two non-descript Pikmin running from a barrel, with two more Pikmin souls who were crushed.
	Mine Cart Madness	In the lake the ride splashes through	3 Blue Pikmin gathered around a water spout.

Universal Studios Hollywood

The following is a list of all known Pikmin cameos in the park in Universal Studios Hollywood.

Photo	Area	Spot	Cameo
	Mario and Luigi meet-and-greet	Atop a red block above three ? Blocks	Several Pikmin carrying a coin
	Binocular Look-Out Point	Atop some leaves to the left	A Red Pikmin, three Yellow Pikmin, and two Blue Pikmin (one buried, one waving at the viewer)

Likely due to the area's smaller size, only the above two are known to exist (both reused from the original Japan location).

Pick out Pikmin

Pick out Pikmin is the name of a stamp in the Universal Hollywood App. It is one of many stamps one can earn from exploring Super Nintendo World and each earns the player coins (which function as their score). To obtain Pick out Pikmin, one must first find a vantage point near the entrance to Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown where they can use a pair of augmented reality binoculars. There are several secret spots that will cause the screen to "zoom in" and play an animation. One such spot can be found near a hill above the 1-Up Factory sign, said by the app to be Mt. Beanpole. It will zoom in to reveal an animation involving Pikmin. In it, a Red Pikmin watches a Blue Pikmin carrying a fruit, who trips and drops it onto a Yellow Pikmin.. This awards the player the stamp and 65 coins.

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  The "Pick out Pikmin" stamp's silhouette when unearned.

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  The "Pick out Pikmin" stamp, showing a flower Blue Pikmin.

Shopping bags

A scan of artwork used for Super Nintendo World shopping bags.

The artwork used for the Super Nintendo World shopping bags contain six Pikmin hidden within its artwork. Here is a list of each:

• A bud Blue Pikmin grabbing onto a green balloon on the top left.
• A bud Yellow Pikmin jumping up from a ? Block on the top right.
• A flower Yellow Pikmin dangling from a different ? Block above a Toad.
• A flower Red Pikmin hiding to the left of Luigi.
• A leaf Red Pikmin in the mouth of a Piranha Plants to the right.
• A flower Blue Pikmin on top of a street lamp on the far left.

See also

• Pikmin in other media

External links

• Super Nintendo World on Wikipedia
• Official English website
• Official Japanese website