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==Collecting the Part== | ==Collecting the Part== | ||
[[Image:Nova Blaster.jpg|thumb|left|The Nova Blaster, on a patch of grass.]] | |||
Simple enough, destroy the [[Gate|stone wall]] next to the landing area with [[bomb-rock]]s. Defeat the [[Dwarf Red Bulborb|Dwarf Bulborbs]] and a [[Spotty Bulborb]]. Destroy the black gate or go through a small opening in the tree stump's root. Continue down the path, beating more [[Grub-dog|Bulborbs]]. It is at the end, next to a rusted open tin can. | Simple enough, destroy the [[Gate|stone wall]] next to the landing area with [[bomb-rock]]s. Defeat the [[Dwarf Red Bulborb|Dwarf Bulborbs]] and a [[Spotty Bulborb]]. Destroy the black gate or go through a small opening in the tree stump's root. Continue down the path, beating more [[Grub-dog|Bulborbs]]. It is at the end, next to a rusted open tin can. | ||
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Revision as of 08:21, March 21, 2010
| Nova Blaster} | |
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| This ship part is not required for the S.S. Dolphin to escape the planet. | |
| Weight | 30 |
| Max. carriers | 50 Pikmin |
| Location | Forest of Hope |
The Nova Blaster is a rocket part of the S.S. Dolphin in the first of the Pikmin games. It emits a powerful burst of light said to be able to destroy stellar objects as large as stars. It is unknown why a cargo ship like the Dolphin would have this weapon, however, it is assumed that its purpose is as a means of defense against space pirates. The brochure of the Nova Blaster says that the blasts could travel through the currents in space.
Collecting the Part
Simple enough, destroy the stone wall next to the landing area with bomb-rocks. Defeat the Dwarf Bulborbs and a Spotty Bulborb. Destroy the black gate or go through a small opening in the tree stump's root. Continue down the path, beating more Bulborbs. It is at the end, next to a rusted open tin can. “{{notes:part/{{{2}}}|block=y}}”