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The '''Combustion Berry''' is a treasure found in the game ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. It is actually a large [[Wikipedia:Strawberry|strawberry]], similar to the [[Sunseed Berry]], and is in fact located in the same [[area]]; the [[Awakening Wood]]. It is found in Sublevel 2 of the [[Snagret Hole]] in one of the alcoves. The land in this sublevel is very widespread, thus there are many enemies which may hinder getting the Combustion Berry to the [[Ship]]. | The '''Combustion Berry''' is a treasure found in the game ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. It is actually a large [[Wikipedia:Strawberry|strawberry]], similar to the [[Sunseed Berry]], and is in fact located in the same [[area]]; the [[Awakening Wood]]. It is found in Sublevel 2 of the [[Snagret Hole]] in one of the alcoves. The land in this sublevel is very widespread, thus there are many enemies which may hinder getting the Combustion Berry to the [[Ship]]. | ||
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Revision as of 09:42, March 29, 2012
| Combustion Berry | |
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| Number | 3 |
| Series | Succulent Series |
| Value |  × 190
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| Weight | 12 |
| Maximum carriers | 24 Pikmin |
| Location | Snagret Hole |
| Challenge Mode levels | None |
The Combustion Berry is a treasure found in the game Pikmin 2. It is actually a large strawberry, similar to the Sunseed Berry, and is in fact located in the same area; the Awakening Wood. It is found in Sublevel 2 of the Snagret Hole in one of the alcoves. The land in this sublevel is very widespread, thus there are many enemies which may hinder getting the Combustion Berry to the Ship.
Notes
Olimar's journal
“I've collected all kinds of edible objects, but the ship's sensors can't judge taste. To make up for the ship's shortcomings, I'm making a special effort to try everything.”
Sales pitch
“Everything is best in moderation. This fruit is the perfect example of too much of a good thing. Its devastating sweetness is like an act of violence on the palate, scouring all with succulence...”