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How much is a gram anyway? And I think that a Pikmin weighs a gram, but that would mean Purple Pikmin weigh 10 grams... And that would be too heavy for a Pikmin, right?[[User:Pikdude|Pikdude]] 20:57, 1 January 2008 (UTC) | How much is a gram anyway? And I think that a Pikmin weighs a gram, but that would mean Purple Pikmin weigh 10 grams... And that would be too heavy for a Pikmin, right?[[User:Pikdude|Pikdude]] 20:57, 1 January 2008 (UTC) | ||
:[[Talk:Purple Pikmin|Sound familiar]]? Forget maths and physics. Pikmin is a game, and it has never actually been stated that these are ''grams''. To your 10 gram Pikmin: the "atom density" goes in that direction. Befor you ask more, please read the text.--{{User:Prezintenden/sig}} |
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I thought it was established that each Pikmin only weighed a tenth of a gram, with purples weighing one gram....
We did have a long discussion, but don't recall that as the result. I'd have to read through it again, though.--Prezintenden
How much is a gram anyway? And I think that a Pikmin weighs a gram, but that would mean Purple Pikmin weigh 10 grams... And that would be too heavy for a Pikmin, right?Pikdude 20:57, 1 January 2008 (UTC)
- Sound familiar? Forget maths and physics. Pikmin is a game, and it has never actually been stated that these are grams. To your 10 gram Pikmin: the "atom density" goes in that direction. Befor you ask more, please read the text.--Prezintenden