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{{game icons|p2=y|p3=y|hp=y|p4=y}}
{{game icons|p2=y|p3=y|hp=y|p4=y}}
[[File:Exploration Kit menu.jpg|thumb|300px|The [[Exploration Kit]], as seen in {{p2}}'s pause menu.]]
[[File:Exploration Kit menu.jpg|thumb|300px|The [[Exploration Kit]], as seen in {{p2}}'s pause menu.]]
{{new game spoiler|various unlocks and end-game rewards}}
{{game help|p4|Fill in the requirements to unlock the items.}}
{{game help|p4|Fill in the requirements to unlock the items.}}
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{{needs translation|Japanese|Chinese|Dutch|French|Italian|Korean|Spanish}}
{{redirects|Upgrade|the updates to the games' software|update}}
{{redirects|Upgrade|the updates to the games' software|update}}
{{otheruses|gear as equipment and tools|gears that are cogs|Gear (disambiguation)}}
{{otheruses|gear as equipment and tools|gears that are cogs|Gear (disambiguation)}}


In most [[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' games]], players are able to obtain diverse pieces of '''gear''' that empower the main characters, typically by granting immunities to some [[hazard]]s, increasing stats, or unlocking new abilities. The method by which they are obtained depends on the game, and some pieces of gear appear in multiple games. Before {{p4}} these upgrades were not given a name, and are specifically referred to as "gear" in various places of ''Pikmin 4''. Also unique to ''Pikmin 4'' is the ability to enable or disable any upgrade (besides the [[#Survey Drone|Survey Drone]], [[#Idler's Alert|Idler's Alert]] and [[#Homesick Signal|Homesick Signal]]) once obtained.
In most [[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' games]], players are able to obtain diverse pieces of '''gear''' that empower the main characters, typically by granting immunities to some [[hazard]]s, increasing stats, or unlocking new abilities. The method by which they are obtained depends on the game, and some pieces of gear appear in multiple games. Before {{p4}} these upgrades were not given a name, but they are specifically referred to as "gear" in various places of ''Pikmin 4''. Also unique to ''Pikmin 4'' is the ability to enable or disable any upgrade (besides the [[#Survey Drone|Survey Drone]], [[#Idler's Alert|Idler's Alert]] and [[#Homesick Signal|Homesick Signal]]) once obtained.


== Obtaining ==
== Obtaining ==
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In ''Pikmin 3'', the two important pieces of gear that allow reaching new [[area]]s are cellphones that need to be retrieved to the [[S.S. Drake]], while the optional [[spacesuit]] upgrades can be found buried or off the beaten path in the form of {{w|Gashapon}} capsules; these too need to be brought back to the S.S. Drake and there isn't much of a difference between the object and the upgrade proper.
In ''Pikmin 3'', the two important pieces of gear that allow reaching new [[area]]s are cellphones that need to be retrieved to the [[S.S. Drake]], while the optional [[spacesuit]] upgrades can be found buried or off the beaten path in the form of {{w|Gashapon}} capsules; these too need to be brought back to the S.S. Drake and there isn't much of a difference between the object and the upgrade proper.


In ''Pikmin 4'', upgrades can be obtained by purchasing them from [[Russ]]'s lab, or by completing certain [[Mission (Pikmin 4)|missions]]. In the case of the lab, they will have an associated [[raw material]] cost, and some only become available in the shop when certain [[Sparklium]] thresholds are met or when certain things happen in-game. In [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]], upgrades are among the rewards that Olimar may receive for each [[ship part]] he recovered during a day.
In ''Pikmin 4'', upgrades can be obtained by purchasing them from [[Russ]]'s lab, or by completing certain [[Mission (Pikmin 4)|missions]]. In the case of the lab, they will have an associated [[raw material]] cost, and some only become available in the shop when certain [[sparklium]] thresholds are met or when certain things happen in-game. In [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]], upgrades are among the rewards that Olimar may receive for each [[ship part]] he recovered during a day.


== List ==
== List ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|-
! Purpose || Gear || ''Pikmin 2'' || ''Pikmin 3'' || ''Pikmin 4''
! Purpose || Gear || ''Pikmin 2'' || ''Pikmin 3'' || ''Pikmin 4'' || Olimar's Shipwreck Tale
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|-
| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
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| See [[#Metal Suit Z|Metal Suit Z]]
| See [[#Metal Suit Z|Metal Suit Z]]
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
| [[#Air Armor (Oatchi)|Air Armor (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Air Armor}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
|-
| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
| [[#Air Armor+ (Oatchi)|Air Armor+ (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Air Armor+}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
| [[#Air Armor++ (Oatchi)|Air Armor++ (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Air Armor++}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Hazard immunity
| Hazard immunity
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| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Hazard immunity
| Hazard immunity
| [[#Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi)|Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Anti-Electrifier}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Misc.
| Misc.
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| New ability
| New ability
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Discovering new areas
| Discovering new areas
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Misc.
| Misc.
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Misc.
| Misc.
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Misc.
| Misc.
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| See [[#Power Whistle|Power Whistle]]
| See [[#Power Whistle|Power Whistle]]
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
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| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| See [[#Air Armor|Air Armor]]
| See [[#Air Armor|Air Armor]]
| See [[#Air Armor+|Air Armor+]]
|-
|-
| New ability
| New ability
| [[#Napsack|Napsack]]
| [[#Napsack|Napsack]]
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| See [[#Plucking Whistle|Plucking Whistle]]
| See [[#Plucking Whistle|Plucking Whistle]]
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| New ability
| New ability
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| New ability
| New ability
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| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| See [[#Triple Threat|Triple Threat]]
| See [[#Triple Threat|Triple Threat]]
| See [[#Triple Threat|Triple Threat]]
|-
|-
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| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
|-
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| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Hazard immunity
| Hazard immunity
| [[#Scorch Guard (Oatchi)|Scorch Guard (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Scorch Guard}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Hazard immunity
| Hazard immunity
| [[#Sniff Saver (Oatchi)|Sniff Saver (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Sniff Saver}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Misc.
| Misc.
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| See [[#Headlamp|Headlamp]]
| See [[#Headlamp|Headlamp]]
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Discovering new areas
| Discovering new areas
| [[#Sphere Chart|Sphere Chart]]
| [[#Sphere Chart|Sphere Chart]]
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
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| [[#Survey Chart|Survey Chart]]
| [[#Survey Chart|Survey Chart]]
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Hazard immunity
| Hazard immunity
| [[#Thermal Defense (Oatchi)|Thermal Defense (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Thermal Defense}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Misc.
| Misc.
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}} (as Parts Detector)
|-
|-
| Misc.
| Misc.
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| New ability
| New ability
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| See [[#Rocket Fist|Rocket Fist]]
| See [[#Rocket Fist|Rocket Fist]]
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
| [[#Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)|Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Tuff Stuff}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
|-
| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
| [[#Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi)|Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Tuff Stuff+}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
|-
|-
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| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|-
|-
| Stat improvement
| Stat improvement
| [[#Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi)|Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi)]]
| {{oatchi|Tuff Stuff++}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{no}}
| {{yes}}
| {{yes}}
| {{no}}
|}
|}


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{{game help|p4|How much defense does Air Armor provide?}}
{{game help|p4|How much defense does Air Armor provide?}}
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
Air Armor increases defense, making leaders tougher.
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Air Armor
|name          = Air Armor
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|function      = Increases defense
|function      = Increases defense
|requirements  = Own [[#Tuff Stuff|Tuff Stuff]], then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 40
|requirements  = Own [[#Tuff Stuff|Tuff Stuff]], then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 40
}}
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = エアアーマー
|JapR = Ea Āmā
|JapM = Air Armor
|ChiTrad  = 空氣裝甲
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 空气装甲
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Atmosfeerpantser
|DutM = Atmosphere Armor
|Fra  = Aéroblindage
|FraM = Airshielding
|Ger  = Luftschild
|GerM = Air Shild
|Ita  = Aeroarmatura
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 에어 아머
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Eoliprotec
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Eoloscudo
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}


=== Air Armor (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Air Armor ===
A decent if expensive strategy is to feed Oatchi 5 [[Scrummy Bone]]s, nearly doubling his HP. All tiers of Air Armor also apply the damage reduction percentage to the temporary HP, making Oatchi much harder to knock down than he already is.
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Air Armor (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Air Armor
|icon          = Air Armor (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Air Armor (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Air Armor (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Air Armor (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Air Armor (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Air Armor's icon.
|function      = Increases defense
|function      = Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 25%
|requirements  = Own [[#Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)|Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)]], then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 80
|requirements  = Own {{oatchi|Tuff Stuff}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 80
}}
A decent if expensive strategy is to feed Oatchi 5 [[Scrummy Bone]]s, nearly doubling his HP. All tiers of Air Armor also apply the damage reduction percentage to the temporary HP, making Oatchi much harder to knock down than he already is.
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = エアアーマー {{oatchi}}
|JapR = Ea Āmā
|JapM = Air Armor {{oatchi}}
|ChiTrad  = 空氣裝甲 {{oatchi}}
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 空气装甲 {{oatchi}}
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = {{oatchi}} Atmosfeerpantser
|DutM = {{oatchi}} Atmosphere Armor
|Fra  = Aéroblindage {{oatchi}}
|FraM = {{oatchi}} Airshielding
|Ger  = {{oatchi}}Luftschild
|GerM = {{oatchi}}Air Shild
|Ita  = {{oatchi}} Aeroarmatura
|ItaM =
|Kor  = {{oatchi}} 에어 아머
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Eoliprotec {{oatchi}}
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Eoloscudo {{oatchi}}
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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=== Air Armor+ ===
=== Air Armor+ ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Air Armor+
|name           = Air Armor+
|icon         = Air Armor+ P4 icon.png
|icon           = Air Armor+ P4 icon.png
|image         = Air Armor+ P4 icon.png
|image           = Air Armor+ P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Air Armor+'s icon.
|caption         = The Air Armor+'s icon.
|function     = Decreases the player's damage taken by 50%
|function       = Decreases the player's damage taken by 50%
|requirements  = Have Air Armor, have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 80
|requirements4  = Have Air Armor, have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 80
|requirementsost = Retrieve 22 [[ship part]]s
}}
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = エアアーマー+
|JapR = Ea Āmā +
|JapM = Air Armor +
|ChiTrad  = 空氣裝甲+
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 空气装甲+
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Atmosfeerpantser 2.0
|DutM = Atmosphere Armor 2.0
|Fra  = Aéroblindage +
|FraM =
|Ger  = Luftschild+
|GerM = Air Shild+
|Ita  = Aeroarmatura +
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 에어 아머+
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Eoliprotec +
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Eoloscudo +
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}


=== Air Armor+ (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Air Armor+ ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Air Armor+ (Oatchi)
|name           = {{oatchi}} Air Armor+
|icon         = Air Armor+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon           = Air Armor+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image         = Air Armor+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image           = Air Armor+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Air Armor+ (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption         = The {{oatchi}} Air Armor+'s icon.
|function     = Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 50%
|function       = Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 50%
|requirements  = Have Air Armor (Oatchi), have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 120
|requirements4  = Have {{oatchi}} Air Armor, have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 120
|requirementsost = Have met [[Moss]], retrieve 18 [[ship part]]s
}}
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = エアアーマー+ {{oatchi}}
|JapR = Ea Āmā +
|JapM = Air Armor + {{oatchi}}
|ChiTrad  = 空氣裝甲+ {{oatchi}}
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 空气装甲+ {{oatchi}}
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = {{oatchi}} Atmosfeerpantser 2.0
|DutM = {{oatchi}} Atmosphere Armor 2.0
|Fra  = Aéroblindage + {{oatchi}}
|FraM =
|Ger  = {{oatchi}}Luftschild+
|GerM = {{oatchi}}Air Shild+
|Ita  = {{oatchi}} Aeroarmatura +
|ItaM =
|Kor  = {{oatchi}} 에어 아머+
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Eoliprotec {{oatchi}} +
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Eoloscudo {{oatchi}} +
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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|function      = Decreases the player's damage taken by 75%
|function      = Decreases the player's damage taken by 75%
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 120, unlock Air Armor+
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 120, unlock Air Armor+
}}
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = エアアーマー++
|JapR = Ea Āmā ++
|JapM = Air Armor ++
|ChiTrad  = 空氣裝甲++
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 空气装甲++
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Atmosfeerpantser 3.0
|DutM = Atmosphere Armor 3.0
|Fra  = Aéroblindage ++
|FraM =
|Ger  = Luftschild++
|GerM = Air Shild++
|Ita  = Aeroarmatura ++
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 에어 아머++
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Eoliprotec ++
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Eoloscudo ++
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}


=== Air Armor++ (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Air Armor++ ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Air Armor++ (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Air Armor++
|icon          = Air Armor++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Air Armor++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Air Armor++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Air Armor++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Air Armor++ (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Air Armor++'s icon.
|function      = Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 75%
|function      = Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 75%
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 160, unlock Air Armor+ (Oatchi)
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} × 160, unlock {{oatchi}} Air Armor+
}}
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = エアアーマー++ {{oatchi}}
|JapR = Ea Āmā ++
|JapM = Air Armor ++ {{oatchi}}
|ChiTrad  = 空氣裝甲++ {{oatchi}}
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 空气装甲++ {{oatchi}}
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = {{oatchi}} Atmosfeerpantser 3.0
|DutM = {{oatchi}} Atmosphere Armor 3.0
|Fra  = Aéroblindage ++ {{oatchi}}
|FraM =
|Ger  = {{oatchi}}Luftschild++
|GerM = {{oatchi}}Air Shild++
|Ita  = {{oatchi}} Aeroarmatura ++
|ItaM =
|Kor  = {{oatchi}} 에어 아머++
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Eoliprotec {{oatchi}} ++
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Eoloscudo {{oatchi}} ++
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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In ''Pikmin 3'', it can be found [[Dig|buried]] near the place where [[Charlie]] crashed onto the planet's surface in the [[Distant Tundra]], guarded by an [[Arctic Cannon Larva]]. The capsule has a weight of 10, and can be carried by up to 20 Pikmin. This device is particularly useful when trying to pass by electrical hazards with a group of [[Yellow Pikmin]].
In ''Pikmin 3'', it can be found [[Dig|buried]] near the place where [[Charlie]] crashed onto the planet's surface in the [[Distant Tundra]], guarded by an [[Arctic Cannon Larva]]. The capsule has a weight of 10, and can be carried by up to 20 Pikmin. This device is particularly useful when trying to pass by electrical hazards with a group of [[Yellow Pikmin]].


;Gallery
<gallery>
<gallery>
P2 Artwork Dream Material.png|The Dream Material.
P3 Anti-Electrifier Artwork.png|The Anti-Electrifier's capsule in ''Pikmin 3''.
P3 Anti-Electrifier Artwork.png|The Anti-Electrifier's capsule in ''Pikmin 3''.
P3 Anti-Electrifier Analysis.jpg|Analysis of the Anti-Electrifier.
P3 Anti-Electrifier Analysis.jpg|Analysis of the Anti-Electrifier.
RubberSuit.jpg|Close up of the Anti-Electrifier after being dug up.
RubberSuit.jpg|Close up of the Anti-Electrifier after being dug up.
</gallery>
</gallery>
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=アンチ・エレキ
|JapR=Anchi Ereki
|JapM=Anti Electric
|ChiTrad=抗電装
|ChiTradR=
|ChiTradM=Anti-electric equipment
|ChiSimp=抗电装
|ChiSimpR=
|ChiSimpM=Anti-electric equipment
|Dut  = Schokisolator
|DutM = Shock Isolator
|Fra=Anti-choc
|FraM=Anti-shock
|Ger=Elektroschutz
|GerM=Electric Protection
|Ita=Anti-shock
|ItaM=Anti-Shock
|Kor=방전복<br>방전복 (''Pikmin 4'')
|KorR=bangjinbog
|KorM=
|Por  = Antichoque
|PorM = Anti-shock
|Spa=Anti-eléctric (''Pikmin 2'')<br>Antieléctrico (''Pikmin 3'' and ''Pikmin 4'')
|SpaM=Anti-"electric"<br>Anti-electric
|ItaI =
}}


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=== Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Anti-Electrifier ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Anti-Electrifier
|icon          = Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Anti-Electrifier's icon.
|function      = Gives [[electricity]] resistance
|function      = Gives [[electricity]] resistance
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] take electric [[damage]], then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] take electric [[damage]], then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
}}
}}


The '''Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi)''' is an upgrade for [[Oatchi]] which makes him immune to [[Electricity]] such as from an {{icon|electric gate|y|v=P3}} or from enemies like the [[shockcake]]. In [[Pikmin 4]] it can be obtained from the Lab for {{icon|Raw material}} x 100 but only after the [[player character]] or Oatchi takes electric [[damage]]
The '''{{oatchi}} Anti-Electrifier''' is an upgrade for [[Oatchi]] which makes him immune to [[Electricity]] such as from an {{icon|electric gate|y|v=P3}} or from enemies like the [[shockcake]]. In ''[[Pikmin 4]]'' it can be obtained from the Lab for {{icon|Raw material}} x 100 but only after the [[player character]] or Oatchi takes electric [[damage]]


;Gallery
<gallery>
<gallery>
Oatchi anti electrifier.jpg|Oatchi before and after equipping the '''Anti-Electrifier (Oatchi)'''
Oatchi anti electrifier.jpg|Oatchi before and after equipping the {{oatchi}} Anti-Electrifier.
</gallery>
</gallery>
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = アンチ・エレキ {{oatchi}}
|JapR=Anchi Ereki
|JapM=Anti Electric {{oatchi}}
|ChiTrad  = 抗電裝 {{oatchi}}
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 抗电装 {{oatchi}}
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = {{oatchi}} Schokafweerhalsband
|DutM = {{oatchi}} Shock-repellent collar
|Fra  = Antichoc {{oatchi}}
|FraM =
|Ger  = {{oatchi}}Elektroschutz
|GerM = {{oatchi}}Electric Protection
|Ita  = {{oatchi}} Anti-shock
|ItaM =
|Kor  = {{oatchi}} 방전 목걸이
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Antichoque {{oatchi}}
|PorM = Anti-shock {{oatchi}}
|Spa  = Antieléctrico {{oatchi}}
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
{{clear}}


=== Brace Boots ===
=== Brace Boots ===
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|function      = Gives resistance to [[wind]] and being sucked up
|function      = Gives resistance to [[wind]] and being sucked up
|requirements  = Have the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] hit by wind or be sucked up in a previous [[day]], then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
|requirements  = Have the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] hit by wind or be sucked up in a previous [[day]], then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
}}
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ふんばりブーツ
|JapR = Funbari Būtsu
|JapM = Standing-firm Boots
|ChiTrad  = 站穩靴
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 站稳靴
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Ankerlaarzen
|DutM = Anchor Boots
|Fra  = Bottes à crampons
|FraM = Cleats boots
|Ger  = Ankerstiefel
|GerM = Anchor Boots
|Ita  = Stivali saldi
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 버팀목 부츠
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Agarrabotas
|PorM = Grip-boots
|Spa  = Agarrabotas
|SpaM = Grip-boots
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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=== Charging Horn ===
=== Charging Horn ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Charging Horn
|name           = Charging Horn
|icon         = Charging Horn P4 icon.png
|icon           = Charging Horn P4 icon.png
|image         = Charging Horn P4 icon.png
|image           = Charging Horn P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Charging Horn's icon.
|caption         = The Charging Horn's icon.
|function     = Unlocks the ability to [[charge]]
|function       = Unlocks the ability to [[charge]]
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|450}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 20
|requirements4  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|450}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 20
|requirementsost = Retrieve 1 [[ship part]]
}}
}}
{{see more|Charge}}
{{see more|Charge}}
The Charging Horn grants the player the ability to charge.
The Charging Horn grants the player the ability to charge.
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = トツゲキ笛
|JapR = Totsugeki Fue
|JapM = Charge Whistle
|ChiTrad  = 突擊哨子
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 突击哨子
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Aanvalshoorn
|DutM = Attack Horn
|Fra  = Cor d'assaut
|FraM = Charge horn
|Ger  = Aussendehorn
|GerM = Send Horn
|Ita  = Corno d'attacco
|ItaM = Attack horn
|Kor  = 돌격 피리
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Corneta de investidas
|PorM = Charge horn
|Spa  = Cuerno de embestida
|SpaM = Charge horn
|ItaI =
}}


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The Data Glutton is an old cellphone, and is found within the belly of the [[Armored Mawdad]] in the [[Garden of Hope]]. It has a weight of 10, and can be carried by up to 20 Pikmin. It emits a signal that [[Alph]] and [[Brittany]] first assume to be [[Charlie]]. Upon collecting the device, Alph uses its technology to boost the signal strength of the [[S.S. Drake]], allowing them to access the [[Distant Tundra]].
The Data Glutton is an old cellphone, and is found within the belly of the [[Armored Mawdad]] in the [[Garden of Hope]]. It has a weight of 10, and can be carried by up to 20 Pikmin. It emits a signal that [[Alph]] and [[Brittany]] first assume to be [[Charlie]]. Upon collecting the device, Alph uses its technology to boost the signal strength of the [[S.S. Drake]], allowing them to access the [[Distant Tundra]].


;Gallery
<gallery>
<gallery>
Dataglutton2.jpg|The Data Glutton being scanned.
Dataglutton2.jpg|The Data Glutton being scanned.
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DataGluttonCarry.png|Carrying the Data Glutton.
DataGluttonCarry.png|Carrying the Data Glutton.
</gallery>
</gallery>
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=いにしえのパケシス
|JapR=Inishie no Pakeshisu
|JapM=
|Ita=Archivio trasmittente
|ItaM=Transmitter archive
|SpaA=Fósil de datos
|SpaAM=Data fossil
|Ger=Datenarchiv
|GerM=Data archive
|ItaI =
}}


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Collecting it allows the leaders to [[dodge]] left or right, guiding the Pikmin. It is done in a straight line normally, or in an arc around a [[lock-on]] target (in the original ''Pikmin 3'' only). When rolling, the leaders do not lose height, making certain [[sequence breaks]] possible.
Collecting it allows the leaders to [[dodge]] left or right, guiding the Pikmin. It is done in a straight line normally, or in an arc around a [[lock-on]] target (in the original ''Pikmin 3'' only). When rolling, the leaders do not lose height, making certain [[sequence breaks]] possible.


;Gallery
<gallery>
<gallery>
DodgeWhistleArt.png|thumb|left|The Dodge Whistle's capsule in '''Pikmin 3'''
DodgeWhistle.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Closeup of the Dodge Whistle's capsule.
DodgeWhistle.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Closeup of the Dodge Whistle's capsule.
DodgeWhistleScanned.jpg|thumb|left|Analysis of the Dodge Whistle.
DodgeWhistleScanned.jpg|thumb|left|Analysis of the Dodge Whistle.
</gallery>
</gallery>
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ヨケ笛
|JapR=Yoke Fue
|JapM=Dodge Whistle
}}


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It grants the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] the ability to carry objects like the Pikmin (with a carrying weight of 1).
It grants the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] the ability to carry objects like the Pikmin (with a carrying weight of 1).


;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = おてつだいアーム
|JapR = O-tetsudai Āmu
|JapM = Helping arm
|ChiTrad  = 幫助手臂
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 帮助手臂
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Helpende hand
|DutM = Helping Hand
|Fra  = Bras de soutien
|FraM = Support Arm
|Ger  = Zusatzhand
|GerM = Additive Hand
|Ita  = Braccio ausiliare
|ItaM = Auxiliary arm
|Kor  = 도움의 손길
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Mãozinha
|PorM = Helping hand
|Spa  = Brazo de transporte
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}


{{clear}}
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|requirements = Defeat the Sandbelching Meerslug, retrieve the cellphone
|requirements = Defeat the Sandbelching Meerslug, retrieve the cellphone
}}
}}
The '''Folded Data Glutton''' is a more modern, folding cellphone, found within the belly of the [[Sandbelching Meerslug]] in the [[Tropical Wilds]]. It emits a signal that the leaders first assume to be [[Olimar]]. Upon collecting the device, Alph uses its technology to boost the signal strength of the Drake, allowing them to access the [[Twilight River]]. It has a weight of 10, and can be carried by up to 20 Pikmin.
The '''Folded Data Glutton''' is a folding cellphone, found within the belly of the [[Sandbelching Meerslug]] in the [[Tropical Wilds]]. It emits a signal that the leaders first assume to be [[Olimar]]. Upon collecting the device, Alph uses its technology to boost the signal strength of the Drake, allowing them to access the [[Twilight River]]. It has a weight of 10, and can be carried by up to 20 Pikmin.


This cellphone has an image of two {{W|ferret}}s on its display. Despite its supposed lack of recent use, the interface on the phone claims that its current battery life is quite high, implying that it was either recently charged, or has been only recently turned back on after a long period of dormancy.
This cellphone has an image of two {{W|ferret}}s on its display. Despite its supposed lack of recent use, the interface on the phone claims that its current battery life is quite high, implying that it was either recently charged, or has been only recently turned back on after a long period of dormancy.
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One can [[throw]] Pikmin at it when it is first found and have them [[dig]] it out without triggering the cutscene where the boss awakens. This is possible if the leaders are positioned just far away enough to not trigger the event, but still close enough for the Pikmin throw to reach. However, the Pikmin will never make any progress towards digging it out, forcing the player to face the boss. Alternatively, using a [[sequence break]] involving the Dodge Whistle, it is possible to observe this behavior regardless of proximity, by reaching the Meerslug's arena before rescuing Charlie from the [[Vehemoth Phosbat]].
One can [[throw]] Pikmin at it when it is first found and have them [[dig]] it out without triggering the cutscene where the boss awakens. This is possible if the leaders are positioned just far away enough to not trigger the event, but still close enough for the Pikmin throw to reach. However, the Pikmin will never make any progress towards digging it out, forcing the player to face the boss. Alternatively, using a [[sequence break]] involving the Dodge Whistle, it is possible to observe this behavior regardless of proximity, by reaching the Meerslug's arena before rescuing Charlie from the [[Vehemoth Phosbat]].


;Gallery
<gallery>
<gallery>
Folded Data Glutton analysis.jpg|The Folded Data Glutton being scanned.
Folded Data Glutton analysis.jpg|The Folded Data Glutton being scanned.
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P3 Folded Data Glutton Carry.jpg|Pikmin carrying the Folded Data Glutton.
P3 Folded Data Glutton Carry.jpg|Pikmin carrying the Folded Data Glutton.
</gallery>
</gallery>
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=折れたパケシス
|JapR=Oreta Pakeshisu
|JapM=
|Ita=Archivio pieghevole
|ItaM=Folding archive
|Ger=Klapparchiv
|GerM=Folding archive
|ItaI =
}}


=== Gunk Busters ===
=== Gunk Busters ===
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|function      = Allows normal movement on [[sticky mold]] and shallow [[mud]]
|function      = Allows normal movement on [[sticky mold]] and shallow [[mud]]
|requirements  = Have gone through sticky mold or shallow mud, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 240
|requirements  = Have gone through sticky mold or shallow mud, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 240
}}
The Gunk Busters affect both the player character and Oatchi. They remove the moving speed debuff when walking on mud or sticky mold.
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ネバー・ノロノロ
|JapR = Nebā Noronoro
|JapM = Never Slow
|ChiTrad  = 抗黏裝
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 抗粘装
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Antiplaklaarzen
|DutM = Anti-stick Boots
|Fra  = Bottes antigadoue
|FraM = Anti-mud boots
|Ger  = Antihaftstiefel
|GerM = Anti-stick Boots
|Ita  = Stivali anticolla
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 진흙 부츠
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Botas antigosma
|PorM = Anti-goo boots
|Spa  = Botas antiadherentes
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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}}
}}


The '''Headlamp''' dramatically increases the amount of light given off by leaders in caves. Certain caves are considered "dark" and will warn the player to not enter without a Headlamp, though this warning may be disregarded. Exploring a dark cave without a Headlamp will also result in nothing at all being revealed on the radar map.
The '''Headlamp''' dramatically increases the amount of light given off by leaders in caves. The [[Sightless Passage]] and [[Below-Grade Discotheque]] are considered "dark" and will warn the player to not enter without a Headlamp, though this warning may be disregarded. Exploring either cave without a Headlamp will result in nothing at all being revealed on the [[radar]] map and the Go Here! function will be unavailable.
 
Some sublevels of other caves, such as sublevel 2 of [[The Mud Pit]] and sublevel 11 of [[Cavern for a King]], have incredibly poor visibility without a Headlamp, and members of the Rescue Corps may even comment on the wisdom of having the Headlamp equipped. However, these sublevels are not subject to the same radar penalties.
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ヘッドランプ
|JapR = Heddoranpu
|JapM = Headlamp
|ChiTrad  = 頭燈
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 头灯
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Hoofdlamp
|DutM = Headlamp
|Fra  = Projecteur
|FraM = Projector
|Ger  = Stirnlampe
|GerM = Headlamp
|Ita  = Torcia frontale
|ItaM = Front torch
|Kor  = 헤드램프
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Lanterna de cabeça
|PorM = Head-lamp
|Spa  = Linterna para la cabeza
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}
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|function      = Increases the light in dark caves
|function      = Increases the light in dark caves
|requirements  = Own [[#Headlamp|Headlamp]] and have reached {{sparklium|p4|5500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
|requirements  = Own [[#Headlamp|Headlamp]] and have reached {{sparklium|p4|5500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
}}
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ヘッドランプ+
|JapR = Heddoranpu +
|JapM = Headlamp +
|ChiTrad  = 頭燈+
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 头灯+
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Hoofdlamp 2.0
|DutM = Headlamp 2.0
|Fra  = Projecteur +
|FraM = Projector +
|Ger  = Stirnlampe+
|GerM = Headlamp+
|Ita  = Torcia frontale +
|ItaM = Front torch +
|Kor  = 헤드램프+
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Lanterna de cabeça +
|PorM = Head-lamp +
|Spa  = Tesorímetro +
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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=== Homesick Signal ===
=== Homesick Signal ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Homesick Signal
|name           = Homesick Signal
|icon         = Homesick Signal P4 icon.png
|icon           = Homesick Signal P4 icon.png
|image         = Homesick Signal P4 icon.png
|image           = Homesick Signal P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Homesick Signal's icon.
|caption         = The Homesick Signal's icon.
|function     = Calls all Pikmin not with a leader towards the base
|function       = Calls all Pikmin not with a leader towards the base
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|4500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
|requirements4  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|4500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
|requirementsost = Retrieve 6 [[ship part]]s
}}
}}


The Homesick Signal summons all Pikmin that are not with a leader towards the current location of the base. Unlike the Idler's Alert, Pikmin will abandon their current task to respond to the signal. If the base moves, Pikmin in motion will not redirect to the new location.
The Homesick Signal summons all Pikmin that are not with a leader towards the current location of the base. Unlike the Idler's Alert, Pikmin will abandon their current task to respond to the signal. If the base moves, Pikmin in motion will not redirect to the new location.


[[File:Homesick signal lab.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Homesick Signal being bought in the Lab.]]
;Gallery
<gallery>
Homesick signal lab.jpg|The Homesick Signal being bought in the Lab.
Homesick Signal (Dolphin) P4 icon.png|The icon of the Homesick Signal in [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]].
</gallery>
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ホームシック笛
|JapR = Hōmushikku Fue
|JapM = Homesick Whistle
|ChiTrad  = 思鄉哨子
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 思乡哨子
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Terugkeersignaal
|DutM = Return Signal
|Fra  = Signal de rapatriement
|FraM = Return signal
|Ger  = Heimkehrsignal
|GerM = Homecoming Signal
|Ita  = Richiamo nostalgico
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 귀가 피리
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Sinal de base
|PorM = Base signal
|Spa  = Antena de llamada a base
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}


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=== Idle Counter ===
=== Idle Counter ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Idle Counter
|name           = Idle Counter
|icon         = Idle Counter P4 icon.png
|icon           = Idle Counter P4 icon.png
|image         = Idle Counter P4 icon.png
|image           = Idle Counter P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Idle Counter's icon.
|caption         = The Idle Counter's icon.
|function     = Shows an indicator of how many Pikmin are [[idling]]
|function       = Shows an indicator of how many Pikmin are [[idling]]
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|2500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 40
|requirements4  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|2500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 40
|requirementsost = None
}}
This adds an element to the [[HUD]] which shows how many Pikmin are [[idle]] at the current moment.
 
In [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]], Olimar has the Idle Counter from the start, and it is listed as such by his [[tablet]].
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ヒマジンカウンター
|JapR = Himajin Kauntā
|JapM = Idler Counter
|ChiTrad  = 閒人統計器
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 闲人统计器
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Nikserteller
|DutM = Nothing Doer Counter
|Fra  = Détecteur d'inactifs
|FraM = Idlers detector
|Ger  = Untätigkeitszähler
|GerM = Inactive Counter
|Ita  = Contapigroni
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 한량 카운터
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Continativos
|PorM = From "conta inativos" (idler counter)
|Spa  = Cuentaociosos
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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=== Idler's Alert ===
=== Idler's Alert ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Idler's Alert
|name           = Idler's Alert
|icon         = Idler's Alert P4 icon.png
|icon           = Idler's Alert P4 icon.png
|image         = Idler's Alert P4 icon.png
|image           = Idler's Alert P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Idler's Alert's icon.
|caption         = The Idler's Alert's icon.
|function     = Calls all [[idle]] Pikmin to wherever it was used
|function       = Calls all [[idle]] Pikmin to wherever it was used
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|3500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
|requirements4  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|3500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
|requirementsost = Retrieve 10 [[ship part]]s
}}
}}
The Idler's Alert is a piece of gear which calls all idle Pikmin to the location it was used. It does not cure status effects from Pikmin, and does not affect [[Oatchi]].
The Idler's Alert is a piece of gear which calls all idle Pikmin to the location it was used. It does not cure status effects from Pikmin, and does not affect [[Oatchi]].
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ヒマジン笛
|JapR = Himajin Fue
|JapM = Idler Whistle
|ChiTrad  = 閒人哨子
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 闲人哨子
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Nikserssignaal
|DutM = Nothing Doers Signal
|Fra  = Rappel des inactifs
|FraM = Idlers' recall
|Ger  = Untätigkeitsalarm
|GerM = Inactive Alarm
|Ita  = Allarme antipigrizia
|ItaM = Anti-laziness alert
|Kor  = 한량 피리
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Alerta de inativos
|PorM = Idlers' alert
|Spa  = Antena de llamada a ociosos
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
{{clear}}
{{clear}}


=== Lineup Trumpet ===
=== Lineup Trumpet ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Lineup Trumpet
|name           = Lineup Trumpet
|icon         = Lineup Trumpet P4 icon.png
|icon           = Lineup Trumpet P4 icon.png
|image         = Lineup Trumpet P4 icon.png
|image           = Lineup Trumpet P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Lineup Trumpet's icon.
|caption         = The Lineup Trumpet's icon.
|function     = Unlocks the ability to [[swarm]]
|function       = Unlocks the ability to [[swarm]]
|requirements  = Complete all of [[Frisé]]'s side missions
|requirements4  = Complete all of [[Frisé]]'s side missions
|requirementsost = Retrieve 3 [[ship part]]s
}}
}}
{{see more|Swarm}}
{{see more|Swarm}}
The Lineup Trumpet grants the player the ability to swarm.
The Lineup Trumpet grants the player the ability to swarm.
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = セイレツ笛
|JapR = Seiretsu Fue
|JapM = Lineup Whistle
|ChiTrad  = 列隊哨子
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 列队哨子
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Formatietrompet
|DutM = Formation Trumpet
|Fra  = Trompette d'alignement
|FraM = Line-up trumpet
|Ger  = Formationstrompete
|GerM = Formation Trumpet
|Ita  = Trombetta di adunata
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 정렬 피리
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Trombeta de formação
|PorM = Formation trumpet
|Spa  = Trompeta de formación
|SpaM = Formation trumpet
|ItaI =
}}


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|p2            = y
|p2            = y
|name          = Mega Tweeter
|name          = Mega Tweeter
|image        = Amplified Amplifier.png
|image        = P2 Artwork Amplified Amplifier.png
|size          = 200px
|size          = 200px
|caption      = The Amplified Amplifier.
|caption      = The Amplified Amplifier.
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The Mega Tweeter ({{j|メガ・スピーカー|Mega Supīkā|Mega Speaker}}) is obtained by defeating the [[Ranging Bloyster]] in the [[Shower Room]], and collecting the [[Amplified Amplifier]]. This upgrade increases the range of the whistles of all [[leader]]s. The diameter of the visible circle projected on the ground increases to about 144% of its original size, thus more than doubling the area the whistle affects. This makes it easier to call scattered [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] to the leader's side.
The Mega Tweeter ({{j|メガ・スピーカー|Mega Supīkā|Mega Speaker}}) is obtained by defeating the [[Ranging Bloyster]] in the [[Shower Room]], and collecting the [[Amplified Amplifier]]. This upgrade increases the range of the whistles of all [[leader]]s. The diameter of the visible circle projected on the ground increases to about 144% of its original size, thus more than doubling the area the whistle affects. This makes it easier to call scattered [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] to the leader's side.
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=メガ・スピーカー
|JapR=Mega Supīkā
|JapM=Mega Speaker
|FraA=Haut-parleur d'aigus
|FraAM=High-pitched sound (producing) loudspeaker
|FraE=Méga Tweeter
|FraEM=Mega Tweeter
|Ger=Mega-Pleife
|GerM=Mega-Whistle
|Ita=Megaspeaker
|ItaM=Mega Speaker
|Spa=Megabocina
|SpaM=Mega-horn
|ItaI =
}}


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This upgrade is useful for attempts in defeating a large [[Bulborb]] or [[Spotty Bulbear]] with [[leader]]s alone without coming to much harm. The [[Hocotate ship]] in ''Pikmin 2'' claims that it will make enemy bites and being stepped on produce minimal pain. This is a gross simplification on its part, intended to avoid having to explain the intricacies in detail. In reality, all sources of pain will be reduced dramatically, not just those two, and enemies like [[Shearwig]]s and [[Wollywog]]s will still produce a significant amount of damage.
This upgrade is useful for attempts in defeating a large [[Bulborb]] or [[Spotty Bulbear]] with [[leader]]s alone without coming to much harm. The [[Hocotate ship]] in ''Pikmin 2'' claims that it will make enemy bites and being stepped on produce minimal pain. This is a gross simplification on its part, intended to avoid having to explain the intricacies in detail. In reality, all sources of pain will be reduced dramatically, not just those two, and enemies like [[Shearwig]]s and [[Wollywog]]s will still produce a significant amount of damage.


[[File:MetalSuitZ1.jpeg|thumb|200px|left|Close up of the Metal Suit Z.]]
;Gallery
<gallery>
P2 Artwork Justice Alloy.png|The Justice Alloy.
MetalSuitZ1.jpeg|thumb|200px|left|Close up of the Metal Suit Z in ''Pikmin 3''.
</gallery>


{{clear}}
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=メタルスーツZ
|JapR=Metarusūtsu Z
|JapM=Metal Suit Z
|ChiTrad=金屬装Z
|ChiTradR=
|ChiTradM=Metal Pack Z
|ChiSimp=金属装Z
|ChiSimpR=
|ChiSimpM=Metal Pack Z
|FraA=Combinaison Z
|FraAM=Z Suit
|FraE=Combifer
|FraEM=Ironsuit
|FraEN=Portmanteau of "combinaison" (suit) and "fer" (iron).
|Ger=Metallanzug Z
|GerM=Metal Suit z
|Ita=Tuta metallo Z
|ItaM=Metal Suit z
|Kor=강철복 Z
|KorR=gangcheolbog Z
|KorM=Stel Suit Z
|Spa=Armadura Z
|SpaM=Armor Z
|ItaI =
|notes=y
}}


=== Napsack ===
=== Napsack ===
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|p2            = y
|p2            = y
|name          = Napsack
|name          = Napsack
|image        = P2 Five-man Napsack Treasure Hoard.jpg
|image        = P2 Artwork Five-man Napsack.
|size          = 200px
|size          = 200px
|caption      = The Five-man Napsack.
|caption      = The Five-man Napsack.
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}}
}}
{{see more|Lie down}}
{{see more|Lie down}}
The Napsack can be obtained by defeating the [[Burrowing Snagret]] in the [[White Flower Garden]], and collecting the [[Five-Man Napsack]]. This upgrade provides a quick method of returning to the Pikmin [[Onion]]s above ground or the [[Research Pod]] when [[cave|underground]], which is achieved by holding {{button|gc|x|wii|c}} once it has been obtained. When used, the [[leader]] in control [[lie down|falls asleep]], and any nearby [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]], up to a maximum of four, [[carry]] him to their associated Onion (or Research Pod), a minimum of just one being required.
The Napsack can be obtained by defeating the [[Burrowing Snagret]] in the [[White Flower Garden]], and collecting the [[Five-Man Napsack]]. This upgrade provides a quick method of returning to the Pikmin [[Onion]]s above ground or the [[Research Pod]] when [[cave|underground]], which is achieved by holding {{button|gc|x|wii|c}} once it has been obtained. When used, the [[leader]] in control [[lie down|falls asleep]], and any nearby [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]], up to a maximum of four, [[carry]] him to their associated Onion (or Research Pod), a minimum of just one being required. The Napsack can also be used to do many glitches. For example, you can use it to get the [[Blue Onion]] without discovering [[Yellow Pikmin]].


{{clear}}
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=たんけんねぶくろ
|JapR=Tanken Nebukuro
|JapM=Expedition Sleeping Bag
|FraA=Sacdodo
|FraAM=Napsack
|FraE=Sac Zzzz
|FraEM=Zzzz sack
|Ger=Schlafsack
|GerM=Sleep Bag
|Ita=Sacconanna
|ItaM=Sleepy Time Bag
|Spa=Saco de dormir
|SpaM=Sleeping bag
|ItaI =
}}


=== Pluckaphone ===
=== Pluckaphone ===
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|p2            = y
|p2            = y
|name          = Pluckaphone
|name          = Pluckaphone
|image        = Professional Noisemaker.png
|image        = P2 Artwork Professional Noisemaker.png
|size          = 200px
|size          = 200px
|caption      = The Professional Noisemaker.
|caption      = The Professional Noisemaker.
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The Pluckaphone is obtained by defeating the [[Waterwraith]] in the [[Submerged Castle]] and collecting the [[Professional Noisemaker]]. It is an upgrade that allows the [[leader]]s' whistles to call buried [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] out from the ground, saving precious time that would otherwise be spent [[pluck]]ing them out. As well as picking newly produced Pikmin at the [[Onion]]s, this is useful for calling out Pikmin that were planted by a [[Mamuta]] or a [[Swooping Snitchbug]], as well as transformed by [[Candypop Bud]]s.
The Pluckaphone is obtained by defeating the [[Waterwraith]] in the [[Submerged Castle]] and collecting the [[Professional Noisemaker]]. It is an upgrade that allows the [[leader]]s' whistles to call buried [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] out from the ground, saving precious time that would otherwise be spent [[pluck]]ing them out. As well as picking newly produced Pikmin at the [[Onion]]s, this is useful for calling out Pikmin that were planted by a [[Mamuta]] or a [[Swooping Snitchbug]], as well as transformed by [[Candypop Bud]]s.


In the first trailer for {{p1}}, Olimar is seen calling Pikmin from the ground, so the Pluckaphone may be an implementation of a [[Pikmin prerelease information|prerelease element]] from the first ''Pikmin'' game.
In the first trailer for {{p1}}, Olimar is seen calling Pikmin from the ground, so the Pluckaphone may be an implementation of a [[Pikmin prerelease information|prerelease element]] from the first ''Pikmin'' game. The Pluckaphone was originally going to be called "Pluck Megaphone", judging from the [[Prototype information|early]] English script left inside the final version of ''Pikmin 2''.{{cite web|https://tcrf.net/Pikmin_2/Early_English_Script#Names|Pikmin 2/Early English Script|The Cutting Room Floor}}


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;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ひきぬきメガホン
|JapR=Hikinuki Megahon
|JapM=Plucking Megaphone
|Fra=Déterraphone
|FraM=Pluckaphone
|Ger=Pflückerfon
|GerM=Pluckaphone
|Ita=Sradicofono
|ItaM=Pluckaphone
|SpaA=Cosecháfono
|SpaAM=Harvestphone
|ItaI =
}}


=== Plucking Whistle ===
=== Plucking Whistle ===
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The Plucking Whistle is [[Russ]]'s final upgrade, available for purchase once all other gear is bought. It works identical to the Pluckaphone from ''Pikmin 2'', uprooting Pikmin from the ground by using the [[whistle]]. This is particularly useful for several [[Dandori Challenge]] stages and [[Trial of the Sage Leaf]] floors, as some Pikmin can be called from a distance and save precious time.
The Plucking Whistle is [[Russ]]'s final upgrade, available for purchase once all other gear is bought. It works identical to the Pluckaphone from ''Pikmin 2'', uprooting Pikmin from the ground by using the [[whistle]]. This is particularly useful for several [[Dandori Challenge]] stages and [[Trial of the Sage Leaf]] floors, as some Pikmin can be called from a distance and save precious time.
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ヒッコヌキ笛
|JapR = Hikkonuki Fue
|JapM = Plucking Whistle
|ChiTrad  = 拔起哨子
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 拔起哨子
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Oogstfluitje
|DutM = Harvest Whistle
|Fra  = Sifflet de déterrage
|FraM = Plucking whistle
|Ger  = Pflückpfeife
|GerM = Pick Whistle
|Ita  = Fischietto di raccolta
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 뽑기 피리
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Apito de colheita
|PorM = Hervest whistle
|Spa  = Silbato de arranque
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}


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|function      = Increases the whistle's range
|function      = Increases the whistle's range
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 120, further requirements unknown
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 120, further requirements unknown
}}
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ワイド笛
|JapR = Waido Fue
|JapM = Wide Whistle
|ChiTrad  = 廣域哨子
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 广域哨子
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Volumefluitje
|DutM = Volume Whistle
|Fra  = Sifflet longue portée
|FraM = Long range whistle
|Ger  = Fortissimo-Pfeife
|GerM = Portissimo-Whistle
|Ita  = Fischietto potente
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 광범위 피리
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Apito de longo alcance
|PorM = Long range whistle
|Spa  = Silbato de largo alcance
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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|p2            = y
|p2            = y
|name          = Rocket Fist
|name          = Rocket Fist
|image        = Brute Knuckles.jpg
|image        = P2 Artwork Brute Knuckles.png
|size          = 200px
|size          = 200x200px
|caption      = The Brute Knuckles.
|caption      = The Brute Knuckles.
|function      = Gives leaders a punch combo
|function      = Gives leaders a punch combo
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{{see more|Punch}}
{{see more|Punch}}
The Rocket Fist can be obtained by defeating one of the [[Mamuta]] in the [[Frontier Cavern]], and collecting the [[Brute Knuckles]]. It enables a new, stronger [[punch]]ing combo attack for use by the [[leader]]s, which makes defeating [[Enemy|enemies]] with leaders alone much easier and more efficient. Without the upgrade, the {{button|gc|a|wii|a}} button will produce a simple right punch. Once this treasure has been collected, pressing {{button|gc|a|wii|a}} a second time will perform a left-hook, and a third time launches a devastating wind-up punch. Due to [[Glitches in Pikmin 2#Sped up punching|a glitch]], punching while moving makes the attacks come out faster, which greatly boosts the Rocket Fist's effectiveness.
The Rocket Fist can be obtained by defeating one of the [[Mamuta]] in the [[Frontier Cavern]], and collecting the [[Brute Knuckles]]. It enables a new, stronger [[punch]]ing combo attack for use by the [[leader]]s, which makes defeating [[Enemy|enemies]] with leaders alone much easier and more efficient. Without the upgrade, the {{button|gc|a|wii|a}} button will produce a simple right punch. Once this treasure has been collected, pressing {{button|gc|a|wii|a}} a second time will perform a left-hook, and a third time launches a devastating wind-up punch. Due to [[Glitches in Pikmin 2#Sped up punching|a glitch]], punching while moving makes the attacks come out faster, which greatly boosts the Rocket Fist's effectiveness.
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ロケットパンチ
|JapR=Roketto Panchi
|JapM=Rocket Punch
|Fra=Poing Fusée
|FraM=Rocket Fist
|Ger=Raketenfaust
|GerM=Rocket Fist
|Ita=Pugno razzo
|ItaM=Rocket punch
|Spa=Puño volador
|SpaM=Flying fist
|ItaI =
}}


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=== Rush Boots ===
=== Rush Boots ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p2           = y
|p2             = y
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Rush Boots
|name           = Rush Boots
|image         = Rush Boots P4 icon.png
|image           = Rush Boots P4 icon.png
|icon         = Rush Boots P4 icon.png
|icon           = Rush Boots P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Rush Boots’ icon in Pikmin 4.
|caption         = The Rush Boots' icon in ''Pikmin 4''.
|function     = Makes leaders run faster
|function       = Makes leaders run faster
|requirements2 = Defeat the Empress Bulblax, retrieve the [[Repugnant Appendage]]
|requirements2   = Defeat the Empress Bulblax, retrieve the [[Repugnant Appendage]]
|requirements4 = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|5100}}, buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 120
|requirements4   = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|5100}}, buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 120
|requirementsost = Retrieve 8 [[ship part]]s
}}
}}
The Rush Boots can be obtained by defeating the [[Empress Bulblax]] in the [[Frontier Cavern]], and collecting the [[Repugnant Appendage]]. It is a modification to the [[leader]]s' footwear that allows them to run more quickly, around 1.3 times faster,{{cite youtube|TdI0nSfJO_8|comparing the same trek with and without the Rush Boots|published={{date|12|April|2019}}|retrieved={{date|12|April|2019}}}} or at around the same speed as flowered [[White Pikmin]]. The Rush Boots also renders the blowing attack of [[Puffy Blowhog|Puffy]] and [[Withering Blowhog]]s ineffective against leaders (in ''Pikmin 2'' only; this effect requires the [[#Brace Boots|Brace Boots]] in ''Pikmin 4''). The ship explains both functions as the result of lowered air resistance. It can provide to be a minor hindrance however, as the Pikmin's speed is not increased alongside the leader's, so they fall behind, are harder to control and often get stuck when going around corners.
The Rush Boots can be obtained by defeating the [[Empress Bulblax]] in the [[Frontier Cavern]], and collecting the [[Repugnant Appendage]]. It is a modification to the [[leader]]s' footwear that allows them to run more quickly, around 1.3 times faster,{{cite youtube|TdI0nSfJO_8|comparing the same trek with and without the Rush Boots|published={{date|12|April|2019}}|retrieved={{date|12|April|2019}}}} or at around the same speed as flowered [[White Pikmin]]. The Rush Boots also renders the blowing attack of [[Puffy Blowhog|Puffy]] and [[Withering Blowhog]]s ineffective against leaders (in ''Pikmin 2'' only; this effect requires the [[#Brace Boots|Brace Boots]] in ''Pikmin 4''). The ship explains both functions as the result of lowered air resistance. It can provide to be a minor hindrance however, as the Pikmin's speed is not increased alongside the leader's, so they fall behind, are harder to control and often get stuck when going around corners.


;Gallery
<gallery>
<gallery>
Repugnant Appendage.jpg|The Repugnant Appendage.
P2 Artwork Repugnant Appendage.png|The Repugnant Appendage.
Rush boots in lab.jpg|The Rush Boots in the Lab
Rush boots in lab.jpg|The Rush Boots in the Lab.
</gallery>
</gallery>
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ダッシュブーツ
|JapR = Dasshu Būtsu
|JapM = Dash Boots
|ChiTrad  = 衝刺靴
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 冲刺靴
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Hardloopschoenen
|DutM = Running Shoes
|FraA  = Bottes grand V
|FraAM = High speed boots
|FraE  = Bottes Grand V (''Pikmin 2'')<br>Bottes grand V (''Pikmin 4'')
|FraEM = High Speed Boots<br>High speed boots
|Ger  = Flinkstiefel
|GerM = Fast Boots
|Ita  = Stivali lesti
|ItaM = Ready boots
|Kor  = 대시 부츠
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Velocibotas
|PorM = Speed-boots
|Spa  = Velocibotas
|SpaM = Speed-boots
|ItaI =
}}
{{clear}}
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With this upgrade, there is no need to worry about being hurt when destroying [[fire geyser]]s, or fighting enemies such as the [[Fiery Blowhog]] or [[Fiery Bulblax]]. However, the [[Titan Dweevil]]'s Flare Cannon will still be able to stun leaders, even if it does not harm them.
With this upgrade, there is no need to worry about being hurt when destroying [[fire geyser]]s, or fighting enemies such as the [[Fiery Blowhog]] or [[Fiery Bulblax]]. However, the [[Titan Dweevil]]'s Flare Cannon will still be able to stun leaders, even if it does not harm them.


In [[Pikmin 4]], both the Scorch Guard and the Scorch Guard (Oatchi) must be equipped in order to enter the [[Frozen Inferno]], making them one of the few pieces of gear required to 100% explore the game.
In ''[[Pikmin 4]]'', both the Scorch Guard and the {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard must be equipped in order to enter the [[Frozen Inferno]], making them one of the few pieces of gear required to 100% explore the game.


;Gallery
<gallery>
<gallery>
P2 Artwork Forged Courage.png|The Forged Courage.
ScorchGuardArt.png|The Scorch Guard's capsule in ''Pikmin 3''.
ScorchGuardArt.png|The Scorch Guard's capsule in ''Pikmin 3''.
Scorch Guard location P3.jpg|Location of the Scorch Guard.
Scorch Guard location P3.jpg|Location of the Scorch Guard.
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Scorch Guard P3 carried.jpg|Blue Pikmin carry the Scorch Guard.
Scorch Guard P3 carried.jpg|Blue Pikmin carry the Scorch Guard.
</gallery>
</gallery>
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = フレア・ガード
|JapR = Furea Gādo
|JapM = Flare Guard
|ChiTrad  = 防火装
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM = Fire Guard
|ChiSimp  = 防火装
|ChiSimpR = Fire Guard
|ChiSimpM =
|Fra  = Para-brûlure<br>Parabrûlure (''Pikmin 4'')
|FraM = Burn counter
|Ger  = Flammschutz
|GerM = Flame Protection
|Ita  = Parafuoco
|ItaM = Fire suit
|Kor  = 방화복
|KorR = banghwabog
|KorM = Fire Suit
|Por  = Antichamas
|PorM = Anti-flames
|Spa  = Antillamas
|SpaM = Anti-flames
|ItaI =
}}


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{{clear}}


=== Scorch Guard (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Scorch Guard (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard
|icon          = Scorch Guard (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Scorch Guard (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Scorch Guard (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Scorch Guard (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Scorch Guard (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard's icon.
|function      = Gives fire resistance
|function      = Gives fire resistance
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] take fire [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] take fire [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
}}
}}


The '''{{oatchi}} Scorch Guard''' is an upgrade that makes [[Oatchi]] immune to all [[fire]] [[hazard]]s. It's only in ''[[Pikmin 4]]'' and can be obtained from the lab for {{icon|Raw material}} x 100 but only after the [[player character]] or Oatchi take fire [[damage]].
With this upgrade, Oatchi doesn't need to worry about being hurt whilst attacking [[fire geyser]]s or fiery enemies such as a [[Fiery Bulblax]]. The upgrade is also able to be toggled off and on.


The Scorch Guard (Oatchi) is an upgrade that makes [[Oatchi]] immune to all [[fire]] [[hazard]]s. It's only in [[Pikmin 4]] and can be obtained from the lab for {{icon|Raw material}} x 100 but only after the [[player character]] or Oatchi take fire [[damage]].
In ''[[Pikmin 4]]'', both the Scorch Guard and the {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard must be equipped in order to enter the [[Frozen Inferno]], making them one of the few pieces of gear required to 100% explore the game.
With this upgrade, Oatchi doesn't need to worry about being hurt whilst attacking [[Fire geyser]]s or fiery enemies such as a [[Fiery Bulblax]]. The upgrade is also able to be toggled off and on.
 
In [[Pikmin 4]], both the Scorch Guard and the Scorch Guard (Oatchi) must be equipped in order to enter the [[Frozen Inferno]], making them one of the few pieces of gear required to 100% explore the game.


;Gallery
<gallery>
<gallery>
Oatchi scorch guard lab.jpg|When the Scorch Guard (Oatchi) appears in the Lab
Oatchi scorch guard lab.jpg|When the {{oatchi}} Scorch Guard appears in the Lab.
</gallery>
</gallery>


=== Sniff Saver (Oatchi) ===
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = フレア・ガード {{oatchi}}
|JapR = Furea Gādo
|JapM = Flare Guard {{oatchi}}
|ChiTrad  = 防火裝 {{oatchi}}
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 防火装 {{oatchi}}
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = {{oatchi}} Vuurafweerhalsband
|DutM = {{oatchi}} Fire-repellent Collar
|Fra  = Parabrûlure {{oatchi}}
|FraM =
|Ger  = {{oatchi}}Flammschutz
|GerM = {{oatchi}}Flame Protection
|Ita  = {{oatchi}} Parafuoco
|ItaM =
|Kor  = {{oatchi}} 방화 목걸이
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Antichamas {{oatchi}}
|PorM = Anti-flames {{oatchi}}
|Spa  = Antillamas {{oatchi}}
|SpaM = Anti-flames {{oatchi}}
|ItaI =
}}
 
=== {{oatchi}} Sniff Saver ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Sniff Saver (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Sniff Saver
|icon          = Sniff Saver (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Sniff Saver (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Sniff Saver (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Sniff Saver (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Sniff Saver (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Sniff Saver's icon.
|function      = Grants [[poison]] immunity
|function      = Grants [[poison]] immunity
|requirements  = Have had [[Oatchi]] take poison [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
|requirements  = Have had [[Oatchi]] take poison [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
}}
}}


The Sniff Saver makes Oatchi immune to poison hazards, allowing him to take out poison geysers and toxic mushrooms safely. As the player character is naturally immune to poison, there is no armor equivalent.
The '''{{oatchi}} Sniff Saver''' makes Oatchi immune to poison hazards, allowing him to take out poison geysers and toxic mushrooms safely. As the player character is naturally immune to poison, there is no Rescue Gear equivalent.
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ポイズン・クリーナー {{oatchi}}
|JapR = Poizun Kurīnā
|JapM = Poison Cleaner {{oatchi}}
|ChiTrad  = 抗毒劑 {{oatchi}}
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 抗毒剂 {{oatchi}}
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = {{oatchi}} Giffilter
|DutM = {{oatchi}} Poison Filter
|Fra  = Garde-odorat {{oatchi}}
|FraM = {{oatchi}} Smell protector
|Ger  = {{oatchi}}Giftschutz
|GerM = {{oatchi}}Poison Protection
|Ita  = {{oatchi}} Salvafiuto
|ItaM =
|Kor  = {{oatchi}} 포이즌 클리너
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Salva-faro {{oatchi}}
|PorM = Smell-saver {{oatchi}}
|Spa  = Antiveneno {{oatchi}}
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}
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|p2            = y
|p2            = y
|name          = Solar System
|name          = Solar System
|image        = Stellar Orb.jpg
|image        = P2 Artwork Stellar Orb.png
|size          = 200px
|size          = 200px
|caption      = The Stellar Orb.
|caption      = The Stellar Orb.
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When it is collected, the game gradually changes the cave's lighting to fit the new, brighter settings. This lasts around 3 seconds, and can be seen on the retrieved treasure analysis cutscene.
When it is collected, the game gradually changes the cave's lighting to fit the new, brighter settings. This lasts around 3 seconds, and can be seen on the retrieved treasure analysis cutscene.


;Gallery
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Stellar Orb nolight.jpg|The final sublevel of the Subterranean Complex, before retrieving the Stellar Orb.
File:Stellar Orb nolight.jpg|The final sublevel of the Subterranean Complex, before retrieving the Stellar Orb.
File:Stellar-Orb-With light.jpg|Same sublevel, after retrieving the Stellar Orb.
File:Stellar-Orb-With light.jpg|Same sublevel, after retrieving the Stellar Orb.
</gallery>
</gallery>
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ソーラーシステム
|JapR=Sōrā Shisutemu
|JapM=Solar System
|FraA=Système solaire
|FraAM=Solar system
|FraE=Système Solaire
|FraEM=Solar System
|Ger=Sonnensystem
|GerM=Solar System
|Ita=Sistema solare
|ItaM=Solar System
|Spa=Sistema solar
|SpaM=Solar system
|ItaI =
}}


==== Cavern of Chaos 10 ====
==== Cavern of Chaos 10 ====
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|p2            = y
|p2            = y
|name          = Sphere Chart
|name          = Sphere Chart
|image        = Spherical Atlas.jpg
|image        = P2 Artwork Spherical Atlas.png
|size          = 200px
|size          = 200px
|caption      = The Spherical Atlas.
|caption      = The Spherical Atlas.
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The Sphere Chart is the name given by the ship to the data found within the [[Spherical Atlas]]. By collecting the Spherical Atlas from the [[Emergence Cave]], the ship is able to create charts of the [[Awakening Wood]], allowing the player to explore that area.
The Sphere Chart is the name given by the ship to the data found within the [[Spherical Atlas]]. By collecting the Spherical Atlas from the [[Emergence Cave]], the ship is able to create charts of the [[Awakening Wood]], allowing the player to explore that area.
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=わくせいデータ
|JapR=Wakusei Dēta
|JapM=Planet Data
|FraA=Carte Sphérique ([[Ship's dialogs]])<br>Système solaire (pause menu)
|FraAM=Spherical map<br>Solar system
|FraE=Pôle Nord
|FraEM=North Pole
|Ger=Sphärenkarte
|GerM=Sphere Map
|Ita=Mapposfera
|ItaM=Sphere Map
|Spa=Carta esférica
|SpaM=Spherical map
|ItaI =
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}
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|p2            = y
|p2            = y
|name          = Survey Chart
|name          = Survey Chart
|image        = P2 Geographic Projection Treasure Hoard.jpg
|image        = P2 Artwork Geographic Projection.png
|size          = 200px
|size          = 200px
|caption      = The Geographic Projection.
|caption      = The Geographic Projection.
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The Survey Chart is the name given by the ship to the data found within the [[Geographic Projection]]. By collecting the Geographical Projection from the [[Awakening Wood]], the ship is able to create charts of the [[Perplexing Pool]], allowing the player to explore that area.
The Survey Chart is the name given by the ship to the data found within the [[Geographic Projection]]. By collecting the Geographical Projection from the [[Awakening Wood]], the ship is able to create charts of the [[Perplexing Pool]], allowing the player to explore that area.
;Names in other languages
{{Foreignname
|Jap=たんさデータ
|JapR=Tansa Dēta
|JapM=Search Data
|FraA=Carte topographique
|FraAM=Topographical map
|FraE=Pôle Sud
|FraEM=South Pole
|Ger=Übersichtskarte
|GerM=Overlook Map
|Ita=Mappa rilievo
|ItaM=Overlook Map
|Spa=Mapa de cotas
|SpaM=Heightmap
|ItaI =
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}
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=== Survey Drone ===
=== Survey Drone ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Survey Drone
|name           = Survey Drone
|icon         = Survey Drone P4 icon.png
|icon           = Survey Drone P4 icon.png
|image         = Survey Drone P4 icon.png
|image           = Survey Drone P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Survey Drone's icon.
|caption         = The Survey Drone's icon.
|function     = Allows a birds-eye view of the area, and can place beacons over points of interest  
|function       = Allows a birds-eye view of the area, and can place beacons over points of interest  
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|600}}, buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 10
|requirements4  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|600}}, buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 10
|requirementsost = Retrieve 2 [[ship part]]s
}}
}}


The Survey Drone switches the player's perspective to a fully-controllable flying camera, allowing scoping out of the entire map and the placing of beacons. Areas revealed by the Survey Drone do not get revealed on the radar map; they must still be travelled to on foot. By default, time is paused while flying the drone, but it can be unpaused and re-paused freely.
The Survey Drone switches the player's perspective to a fully-controllable flying camera, allowing scoping out of the entire map and the placing of beacons. Areas revealed by the Survey Drone do not get revealed on the radar map; they must still be travelled to on foot. By default, time is paused while flying the drone, but it can be unpaused and re-paused freely.


The game does not prevent the [[Pebble Pitcher]] from being used while the Survey Drone is in operation when time is unpaused. This can allow the second player to do many things in very unintended ways.
The game does not prevent the [[Pebble Pitcher]] from being used while the Survey Drone is in operation when time is unpaused. This can allow the second player to do many (seemingly unintended) things, like attacking enemies when the first player is nowhere nearby, ultimately suffering no consequence.
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = みまわしドローン
|JapR = Mimawashi Dorōn
|JapM = Survey Drone
|ChiTrad  = 巡視無人機
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 巡视无人机
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Verkenningsdrone
|DutM = Exploration Drone
|Fra  = Drone d'observation
|FraM = Observation drone
|Ger  = Erkundungsdrohne
|GerM = Explarations Drone
|Ita  = Drone sorvegliante
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 순찰 드론
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Drone explorador
|PorM = Exploring drone
|Spa  = Dron explorador
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}
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|function      = Grants [[ice]] immunity
|function      = Grants [[ice]] immunity
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] freeze/take ice [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 50
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] freeze/take ice [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 50
}}
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = サーモ・カイロ
|JapR = Sāmo Kairo
|JapM = Thermo Body-warmer
|ChiTrad  = 溫熱暖暖包
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 温热暖暖包
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Kou-isolator
|DutM = Cold Isolator
|Fra  = Antigel
|FraM = Antifreeze
|Ger  = Frostschutz
|GerM = Frost Protection
|Ita  = Termodifesa
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 방한복
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Antigeada
|PorM = Anti-frost
|Spa  = Anticongelante
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}


=== Thermal Defense (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Thermal Defense ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Thermal Defense (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Thermal Defense
|icon          = Thermal Defense (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Thermal Defense (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Thermal Defense (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Thermal Defense (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Thermal Defense (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Thermal Defense's icon.
|function      = Grants [[ice]] immunity
|function      = Grants [[ice]] immunity
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] freeze/take ice [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
|requirements  = Have had the [[Pikmin 4 player character|player character]] or [[Oatchi]] freeze/take ice [[damage]], buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100
}}
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = サーモ・カイロ {{oatchi}}
|JapR = Sāmo Kairo
|JapM = Thermo Body-warmer {{oatchi}}
|ChiTrad  = 溫熱暖暖包 {{oatchi}}
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 温热暖暖包 {{oatchi}}
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = {{oatchi}} Kou-isolator
|DutM = {{oatchi}} Cold Isolator
|Fra  = Antigel {{oatchi}}
|FraM = {{oatchi}} Antifreeze
|Ger  = {{oatchi}}Frostschutz
|GerM = {{oatchi}}Frost Protection
|Ita  = {{oatchi}} Termodifesa
|ItaM =
|Kor  = {{oatchi}} 방한복
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Antigeada {{oatchi}}
|PorM = Anti-frost {{oatchi}}
|Spa  = Anticongelante {{oatchi}}
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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The Treasure Gauge is a device found in ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 4'' that helps with tracking down every treasure in the game, no matter if is out in the open, an enemy has it or it is buried. It detects [[castaway]]s, including conscious or unconscious [[leafling]]s, in the same manner in ''Pikmin 4''. In ''Pikmin 2'', it is obtained by collecting the [[Prototype Detector]] from the [[Empress Bulblax]] in the [[Hole of Beasts]]. When it is in the Exploration Kit, a gauge appears on the [[HUD]]. In the device's ''Pikmin 2'' iteration, there is a needle that wiggles continuously when a treasure is in the current field or cave, and the closer the current leader is to a treasure, the farther to the right it goes, and the harder it beeps. In ''Pikmin 4'', the needle is replaced by a row of lights that light up, starting from the left, as the leader approaches whatever the device has detected. If there are no treasures or castaways in a given area or sublevel, a chime will sound shortly after collecting the last relevant item. In ''Pikmin 2'', the needle goes to the left edge while the gauge grays out; in ''Pikmin 4'', the entire display goes black. It can be interfered with by the [[Antenna Beetle]], [[Gildemandwee]], and [[Gildemander]], the only Exploration Kit upgrade to be specifically targeted in gameplay.
The Treasure Gauge is a device found in ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 4'' that helps with tracking down every treasure in the game, no matter if is out in the open, an enemy has it or it is buried. It detects [[castaway]]s, including conscious or unconscious [[leafling]]s, in the same manner in ''Pikmin 4''. In ''Pikmin 2'', it is obtained by collecting the [[Prototype Detector]] from the [[Empress Bulblax]] in the [[Hole of Beasts]]. When it is in the Exploration Kit, a gauge appears on the [[HUD]]. In the device's ''Pikmin 2'' iteration, there is a needle that wiggles continuously when a treasure is in the current field or cave, and the closer the current leader is to a treasure, the farther to the right it goes, and the harder it beeps. In ''Pikmin 4'', the needle is replaced by a row of lights that light up, starting from the left, as the leader approaches whatever the device has detected. If there are no treasures or castaways in a given area or sublevel, a chime will sound shortly after collecting the last relevant item. In ''Pikmin 2'', the needle goes to the left edge while the gauge grays out; in ''Pikmin 4'', the entire display goes black. It can be interfered with by the [[Antenna Beetle]], [[Gildemandwee]], and [[Gildemander]], the only Exploration Kit upgrade to be specifically targeted in gameplay.


In [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]] in ''Pikmin 4'', Olimar can acquire a device called the Parts Detector. It shares its icon with the Treasure Gauge and works exactly the same, except it detects Olimar's lost [[ship part]]s instead of treasure.
In [[Olimar's Shipwreck Tale]] in ''Pikmin 4'', the reward for recovering 12 [[ship part]]s is a device called the Parts Detector. It shares its icon with the Treasure Gauge and works exactly the same as the Treasure Gauge+ except it detects Olimar's lost ship parts instead of treasure.
 
;Gallery
<gallery>
<gallery>
Prototype Detector.jpg|The Prototype Detector.
Prototype Detector art.png|The Prototype Detector.
</gallery>
</gallery>
{{clear}}
;Names in other languages
;Treasure Gauge
{{foreignname
|Jap  = おたからセンサー (''Pikmin 2'')<br>オタカラセンサー (''Pikmin 4'')
|JapR = Otakara Sensā
|JapM = Treasure Sensor
|ChiTrad  = 寶物感應器
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 宝物感应器
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Schatdetector
|DutM = Treasure Detector
|FraA  = Jauge à trésors (''Pikmin 2'')<br>Senseur (''Pikmin 4'')
|FraAM = Treasure gauge<br>Sensor
|FraE  = Senseur
|FraEM = Sensor
|Ger  = Schatzanzeiger
|GerM = Treasure Indicator
|Ita  = Tesorometro
|ItaM = Treasuremeter
|Kor  = 보물 센서
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Tesourímetro
|PorM = Treasuremeter
|Spa  = Tesorímetro
|SpaM = Treasuremeter
|ItaI =
}}
;Parts Detector
{{foreignname
|Jap  = 宇宙船パーツセンサー
|JapR = Uchūsen Pātsu Sensā
|JapM = Spaceship Parts Sensor
|ChiTrad  = 宇宙船零件感應器
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 宇宙船零件感应器
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Onderdelendetector
|DutM = Parts Detector
|Fra  = Détecteur de pièces
|FraM = Part detector
|Ger  = Schiffsteilanzeiger
|GerM = Shippart Indicator
|Ita  = Rilevatore di pezzi di nave
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 우주선 부품 센서
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Detector de peças
|PorM = Part detector
|Spa  = Detector de piezas
|SpaM = Part detector
|ItaI =
}}
{{clear}}
{{clear}}


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|caption      = The Treasure Gauge+'s icon.
|caption      = The Treasure Gauge+'s icon.
|function      = Shows the total amount and location of treasures
|function      = Shows the total amount and location of treasures
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100, further requirements unknown
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 100, further requirements unknown}}
 
{{game help|p4|How does it detect buried treasures, treasures eaten by enemies, or treasures in unexplored areas?}}
 
The Treasure Gauge+ is an upgraded version of the Treasure Gauge, and improves the [[radar]]'s capacity to detect treasure in an area other than being directly observed. This upgrade is also necessary for area and cave totals to display the total number of available treasures ahead of time.
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = オタカラセンサー+
|JapR = Otakara Sensā +
|JapM = Treasure Sensor +
|ChiTrad  = 寶物感應器+
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 宝物感应器+
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Schatdetector 2.0
|DutM = Treasure Detector 2.0
|Fra  = Senseur +
|FraM = Sensor +
|Ger  = Schatzanzeiger+
|GerM = Treasure Indicator+
|Ita  = Tesorometro +
|ItaM = Treasuremeter +
|Kor  = 보물 센서+
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Tesourímetro +
|PorM = Treasuremeter +
|Spa  = Tesorímetro +
|SpaM = Treasuremeter +
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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=== Triple Threat ===
=== Triple Threat ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Triple Threat
|name           = Triple Threat
|icon         = Triple Threat P4 icon.png
|icon           = Triple Threat P4 icon.png
|image         = Triple Threat P4 icon.png
|image           = Triple Threat P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Triple Threat's icon.
|caption         = The Triple Threat's icon.
|function     = Gives leaders a punch combo
|function       = Gives leaders a punch combo
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|8500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 40
|requirements4  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|8500}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 40
|requirementsost = Retrieve 20 [[ship part]]s
}}
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = サミダレパンチ
|JapR = Samidare Panchi
|JapM = Early-summer Rain Punch
|ChiTrad  = 細雨拳擊
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 细雨拳击
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Drieklapper
|DutM = Three Slapper
|Fra  = Poing à répétition
|FraM =
|Ger  = Dreifach-Schlag
|GerM = Triple-Hit
|Ita  = Pugno tripletta
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 트리플 펀치
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Tribofetes
|PorM = Tri-slaps
|Spa  = Trigolpe
|SpaM =
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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|function      = Adds approximately 33% more health to the Leader
|function      = Adds approximately 33% more health to the Leader
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|3200}}, buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 40
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|3200}}, buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 40
}}
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ライフパック
|JapR = Raifu Pakku
|JapM = Life Pack
|ChiTrad  = 生命包
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 生命包
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Fitheidsmodule
|DutM = Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module
|Fra  = Module de vitalité
|FraM =
|Ger  = KP-Verstärker
|GerM = KP-Amplifier
|Ita  = Kit vitale
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 라이프 팩
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Biopac
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Biokit
|SpaM = -
|ItaI =
}}
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}


=== Tuff Stuff (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff
|icon          = Tuff Stuff (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Tuff Stuff (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Tuff Stuff (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff's icon.
|function      = Adds approximately 33% more health to Oatchi
|function      = Adds approximately 25% more health to Oatchi
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|3200}}, buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|3200}}, buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
}}
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ライフパック {{oatchi}}
|JapR = Raifu Pakku
|JapM = Life Pack {{oatchi}}
|ChiTrad  = 生命包 {{oatchi}}
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 生命包 {{oatchi}}
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = {{oatchi}} Fitheidsmodule
|DutM = {{oatchi}} Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module
|Fra  = {{oatchi}} Module de vitalité
|FraM =
|Ger  = {{oatchi}} KP-Verstärker
|GerM = {{oatchi}} KP-Amplifier
|Ita  = {{oatchi}} Kit vitale
|ItaM =
|Kor  = {{oatchi}} 라이프 팩
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Biopac {{oatchi}}
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Biokit {{oatchi}}
|SpaM = -
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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=== Tuff Stuff+ ===
=== Tuff Stuff+ ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4           = y
|p4             = y
|name         = Tuff Stuff+
|name           = Tuff Stuff+
|icon         = Tuff Stuff+ P4 icon.png
|icon           = Tuff Stuff+ P4 icon.png
|image         = Tuff Stuff+ P4 icon.png
|image           = Tuff Stuff+ P4 icon.png
|size         = x150px
|size           = x150px
|caption       = The Tuff Stuff+'s icon.
|caption         = The Tuff Stuff+'s icon.
|function     = Adds approximately 66% more health to the Leader
|function       = Adds approximately 66% more health to the Leader
|requirements  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
|requirements4  = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}}, then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 80
|requirementsost = Retrieve 16 [[ship part]]s
}}
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ライフパック+
|JapR = Raifu Pakku +
|JapM = Life Pack +
|ChiTrad  = 生命包+
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 生命包+
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Fitheidsmodule 2.0
|DutM = Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module 2.0
|Fra  = Module de vitalité +
|FraM =
|Ger  = KP-Verstärker+
|GerM = KP-Amplifier+
|Ita  = Kit vitale +
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 라이프 팩+
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Biopac +
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Biokit +
|SpaM = -
|ItaI =
}}
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}


=== Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff+===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff+
|icon          = Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Tuff Stuff+ (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff+'s icon.
|function     = Adds approximately 66% more health to Oatchi
|function       = Adds approximately 50% more health to Oatchi
|requirements = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}} then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 120
|requirements4 = Have reached {{sparklium|p4|6000}} then buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 120
|requirementsost = Have met [[Moss]], retrieve 14 [[ship part]]s
}}
 
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ライフパック+ {{oatchi}}
|JapR = Raifu Pakku +
|JapM = Life Pack {{oatchi}}
|ChiTrad  = 生命包+ {{oatchi}}
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 生命包+ {{oatchi}}
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = {{oatchi}} Fitheidsmodule 2.0
|DutM = {{oatchi}} Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module 2.0
|Fra  = Module de vitalité + {{oatchi}}
|FraM =
|Ger  = {{oatchi}}KP-Verstärker+
|GerM = {{oatchi}}KP-Amplifier+
|Ita  = {{oatchi}} Kit vitale +
|ItaM =
|Kor  = {{oatchi}} 라이프 팩+
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Biopac {{oatchi}} +
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Biokit {{oatchi}} +
|SpaM = -
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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|function      = Approximately doubles health for the Leader
|function      = Approximately doubles health for the Leader
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 120, further requirements unknown
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 120, further requirements unknown
}}
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ライフパック++
|JapR = Raifu Pakku ++
|JapM = Life Pack ++
|ChiTrad  = 生命包++
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 生命包++
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = Fitheidsmodule 3.0
|DutM = Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module 3.0
|Fra  = Module de vitalité ++
|FraM =
|Ger  = KP-Verstärker++
|GerM = KP-Amplifier++
|Ita  = Kit vitale ++
|ItaM =
|Kor  = 라이프 팩++
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Biopac ++
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Biokit ++
|SpaM = -
|ItaI =
}}
}}


{{clear}}
{{clear}}


=== Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi) ===
=== {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff++ ===
{{infobox upgrade
{{infobox upgrade
|p4            = y
|p4            = y
|name          = Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi)
|name          = {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff++
|icon          = Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|icon          = Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|image        = Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi) P4 icon.png
|size          = x150px
|size          = x150px
|caption      = The Tuff Stuff++ (Oatchi)'s icon.
|caption      = The {{oatchi}} Tuff Stuff++'s icon.
|function      = Approximately doubles health for Oatchi
|function      = Adds approximately 100% more health to Oatchi
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 240, further requirements unknown
|requirements  = Buy for {{icon|Raw material}} &times; 240, further requirements unknown
}}
;Names in other languages
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ライフパック++ {{oatchi}}
|JapR = Raifu Pakku ++
|JapM = Life Pack ++ {{oatchi}}
|ChiTrad  = 生命包++ {{oatchi}}
|ChiTradR =
|ChiTradM =
|ChiSimp  = 生命包++ {{oatchi}}
|ChiSimpR =
|ChiSimpM =
|Dut  = {{oatchi}} Fitheidsmodule 3.0
|DutM = {{oatchi}} Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module 3.0
|Fra  = Module de vitalité ++ {{oatchi}}
|FraM =
|Ger  = {{oatchi}} KP-Verstärker++
|GerM = {{oatchi}} KP-Amplifier++
|Ita  = {{oatchi}} Kit vitale ++
|ItaM =
|Kor  = {{oatchi}} 라이프 팩++
|KorR =
|KorM =
|Por  = Biopac {{oatchi}} ++
|PorM = -
|Spa  = Biokit {{oatchi}} ++
|SpaM = -
|ItaI =
}}
}}


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| 4 [[health]] bars || 6,000 || Gives Captain Olimar an extra bar of health.
| 4 [[health]] bars || 6,000 || Gives Captain Olimar an extra bar of health.
|-
|-
| Enemy logs || 10,000 || Allows access to the enemy category in the logs.
| Creature Log || 10,000 || Allows access to the Creature Log.
|-
|-
| Extended [[jetpack]] duration || 14,000 || Allows the jetpack to fly for longer.
| Extended [[jetpack]] duration || 14,000 || Allows the jetpack to fly for longer.
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== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
* In the North American version of the ''New Play Control!'' game, with the language set to French, the Sphere Chart is called "Carte Sphérique" (Spherical Map) in the [[Ship's dialogs]] and "Système Solaire" (Solar System) in the pause menu. Since another upgrade is also called "Système Solaire" (the [[Upgrade#Solar System|Solar System]]), this is likely a [[mistake]].
* In the North American version of the ''New Play Control!'' game, with the language set to French, the Sphere Chart is called "Carte Sphérique" (Spherical Map) in the [[Ship's dialogs]] and "Système Solaire" (Solar System) in the pause menu. Since another upgrade is also called "Système Solaire" (the [[Upgrade#Solar System|Solar System]]), this is likely a [[mistake]].
* If Oatchi is fed 5 Scrummy Bones, he gets extra health equivilent to a full healthbar with Tuff Stuff equipped.
* If Oatchi is fed 5 Scrummy Bones, he gets extra health equivalent to a full health bar with Tuff Stuff equipped.
 
* The Idler's Alert and the Homesick Signal change color based on what color [[Pikmin 4 player character|the player's]] suit is. The Idler's Alert is always red for Olimar, while the Homesick Signal looks compleatly different.
== Names in other languages ==
'''Sphere Chart'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=わくせいデータ
|JapR=Wakusei Dēta
|JapM=Planet Data
|FraA=Carte Sphérique ([[Ship's dialogs]])<br>Système solaire (pause menu)
|FraAM=Spherical map<br>Solar system
|FraE=Pôle Nord
|FraEM=North Pole
|Ger=Sphärenkarte
|GerM=Sphere Map
|Ita=Mapposfera
|ItaM=Sphere Map
|Spa=Carta esférica
|SpaM=Spherical map
}}
 
'''Survey Chart'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=たんさデータ
|JapR=Tansa Dēta
|JapM=Search Data
|FraA=Carte topographique
|FraAM=Topographical map
|FraE=Pôle Sud
|FraEM=South Pole
|Ger=Übersichtskarte
|GerM=Overlook Map
|Ita=Mappa rilievo
|ItaM=Overlook Map
|Spa=Mapa de cotas
|SpaM=Heightmap
}}
 
'''Data Glutton'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=いにしえのパケシス
|JapR=Inishie no Pakeshisu
|JapM=
|Ita=Archivio trasmittente
|ItaM=Transmitter archive
|SpaA=Fósil de datos
|SpaAM=Data fossil
}}
 
'''Folded Data Glutton'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=折れたパケシス
|JapR=Oreta Pakeshisu
|JapM=
|Ita=Archivio pieghevole
|ItaM=Folding archive
}}
 
'''Scorch Guard'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=フレア・ガード
|JapR=Furea Gādo
|JapM=Flare Guard
|ChiTrad=防火装
|ChiTradR=
|ChiTradM=Fire Guard
|ChiSimp=防火装
|ChiSimpR=
|ChiSimpM=Fire Guard
|Fra=Para-brûlure
|FraM=Burn counter
|Ger=Flammschutz
|GerM=Fire Protection
|Ita=Parafuoco
|ItaM=Fire suit
|Kor=방화복
|KorR=banghwabog
|KorM=Fire Suit
|Spa=Antillamas
|SpaM=Anti-flames
}}
 
'''Anti-Electrifier'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=アンチ・エレキ
|JapR=Anchi Ereki
|JapM=Anti Electric
|ChiTrad=抗電装
|ChiTradR=
|ChiTradM=Anti-electric equipment
|ChiSimp=抗电装
|ChiSimpR=
|ChiSimpM=Anti-electric equipment
|Fra=Anti-choc
|FraM=Anti-shock
|Ger=Elektroschutz
|GerM=Electric Protection
|Ita=Anti-shock
|ItaM=Anti-Shock
|Kor=방진복
|KorR=bangjinbog
|KorM=
|Spa=Anti-eléctric (''Pikmin 2'')<br>Antieléctrico (''Pikmin 3'')
|SpaM=Anti-"electric"<br>Anti-electric
}}
 
'''Metal Suit Z'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=メタルスーツZ
|JapR=Metarusūtsu Z
|JapM=Metal Suit Z
|ChiTrad=金屬装Z
|ChiTradR=
|ChiTradM=Metal Pack Z
|ChiSimp=金属装Z
|ChiSimpR=
|ChiSimpM=Metal Pack Z
|FraA=Combinaison Z
|FraAM=Z Suit
|FraE=Combifer
|FraEM=Ironsuit
|FraEN=Portmanteau of "Combinaison" (suit) and "fer" (iron).
|Ger=Metallanzug Z
|GerM=Metal Suit z
|Ita=Tuta metallo Z
|ItaM=Metal Suit z
|Kor=강철복 Z
|KorR=gangcheolbog Z
|KorM=Stel Suit Z
|Spa=Armadura Z
|SpaM=Armor Z
|notes=y
}}
 
'''Napsack'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=たんけんねぶくろ
|JapR=Tanken Nebukuro
|JapM=Expedition Sleeping Bag
|FraA=Sacdodo
|FraAM=Napsack
|FraE=Sac Zzzz
|FraEM=Zzzz sack
|Ger=Schlafsack
|GerM=Sleep Bag
|Ita=Sacconanna
|ItaM=Sleepy Time Bag
|Spa=Saco de dormir
|SpaM=Sleeping bag
}}
 
'''Rocket Fist'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ロケットパンチ
|JapR=Roketto Panchi
|JapM=Rocket Punch
|Fra=Poing Fusée
|FraM=Rocket Fist
|Ger=Raketenfaust
|GerM=Rocket Fist
|Ita=Pugno razzo
|ItaM=Rocket punch
|Spa=Puño volador
|SpaM=Flying fist
}}
 
'''Rush Boots'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ダッシュブーツ
|JapR=Dasshu Būtsu
|JapM=Dash Boots
|FraA=Bottes grand V
|FraAM=Very fast boots
|FraE=Bottes Grand V
|FraEM=Very Fast Boots
|Ger=Flinkstiefel
|GerM=Fast Boots
|Ita=Stivali lesti
|ItaM=Ready boots
|Spa=Velocibotas
|SpaM=Speed-boots
}}
 
'''Mega Tweeter'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=メガ・スピーカー
|JapR=Mega Supīkā
|JapM=Mega Speaker
|FraA=Haut-parleur d'aigus
|FraAM=High-pitched sound (producing) loudspeaker
|FraE=Méga Tweeter
|FraEM=Mega Tweeter
|Ger=Mega-Pleife
|GerM=
|Ita=Megaspeaker
|ItaM=Mega Speaker
|Spa=Megabocina
|SpaM=Mega-siren
}}
 
'''Pluckaphone'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ひきぬきメガホン
|JapR=Hikinuki Megahon
|JapM=
|Fra=Déterraphone
|FraM=Pluckaphone
|Ger=Pflückerfon
|GerM=Pluckaphone
|Ita=Sradicofono
|ItaM=Pluckaphone
|SpaA=Cosecháfono
|SpaAM=Harvestphone
}}
 
'''Solar System'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=ソーラーシステム
|JapR=Sōrā Shisutemu
|JapM=Solar System
|FraA=Système solaire
|FraAM=Solar system
|FraE=Système Solaire
|FraEM=Solar System
|Ger=Sonnensystem
|GerM=Solar System
|Ita=Sistema solare
|ItaM=Solar System
|Spa=Sistema solar
|SpaM=Solar system
}}
 
'''Treasure Gauge'''
{{Foreignname
|Jap=おたからセンサー
|JapR=Otakara Sensā
|JapM=Treasure Sensor
|FraA=Jauge à trésors
|FraAM=Treasure gauge
|FraE=Senseur
|FraEM=Sensor
|Ger=Schatzanzeiger
|GerM=Treasure Seeker
|Ita=Tesorometro
|ItaM=Treasure meter
|Spa=Tesorímetro
|SpaM=Treasure meter
}}


== See also ==
== See also ==
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{{refs}}
{{refs}}


[[Category:Gameplay]]  
[[Category:Gameplay]]
[[Category:Boss rewards]]
[[Category:Boss rewards]]

Latest revision as of 11:08, September 25, 2024

The Exploration Kit menu.
The Exploration Kit, as seen in Pikmin 2's pause menu.

The following article or section is in need of assistance from someone who plays Pikmin 4.
Particularly: Fill in the requirements to unlock the items.

The following article or section needs help from someone who can translate Japanese/Chinese/Dutch/French/Italian/Korean/Spanish text.

"Upgrade" redirects here. For the updates to the games' software, see update.
This article is about gear as equipment and tools. For gears that are cogs, see Gear (disambiguation).

In most Pikmin games, players are able to obtain diverse pieces of gear that empower the main characters, typically by granting immunities to some hazards, increasing stats, or unlocking new abilities. The method by which they are obtained depends on the game, and some pieces of gear appear in multiple games. Before Pikmin 4 these upgrades were not given a name, but they are specifically referred to as "gear" in various places of Pikmin 4. Also unique to Pikmin 4 is the ability to enable or disable any upgrade (besides the Survey Drone, Idler's Alert and Homesick Signal) once obtained.

ObtainingEdit

In Pikmin 2, the player needs to retrieve certain treasures, usually guarded by bosses. When the Hocotate ship takes the treasure in, it is able to make use of it to create an upgrade. The upgrades can be found on a checklist called the Exploration Kit on the pause menu, and there is a distinction between the treasure itself and the upgrade. If the player exits the cave from the pause menu after getting the treasure instead of using a geyser, the treasure will be left behind but the leaders will keep the upgrade.

In Pikmin 3, the two important pieces of gear that allow reaching new areas are cellphones that need to be retrieved to the S.S. Drake, while the optional spacesuit upgrades can be found buried or off the beaten path in the form of Gashapon capsules; these too need to be brought back to the S.S. Drake and there isn't much of a difference between the object and the upgrade proper.

In Pikmin 4, upgrades can be obtained by purchasing them from Russ's lab, or by completing certain missions. In the case of the lab, they will have an associated raw material cost, and some only become available in the shop when certain sparklium thresholds are met or when certain things happen in-game. In Olimar's Shipwreck Tale, upgrades are among the rewards that Olimar may receive for each ship part he recovered during a day.

ListEdit

Purpose Gear Pikmin 2 Pikmin 3 Pikmin 4 Olimar's Shipwreck Tale
Stat improvement Air Armor See Metal Suit Z See Metal Suit Z Yes No
Stat improvement  Pup Air Armor No No Yes No
Stat improvement Air Armor+ No No Yes Yes
Stat improvement  Pup Air Armor+ No No Yes Yes
Stat improvement Air Armor++ No No Yes No
Stat improvement  Pup Air Armor++ No No Yes No
Hazard immunity Anti-Electrifier Yes Yes Yes No
Hazard immunity  Pup Anti-Electrifier No No Yes No
Misc. Brace Boots See Rush Boots No Yes No
New ability Charging Horn No No Yes Yes
Discovering new areas Data Glutton No Yes No No
New ability Dodge Whistle No Yes No No
New ability Extra Hand No No Yes No
Discovering new areas Folded Data Glutton No Yes No No
Misc. Gunk Busters No No Yes No
Misc. Headlamp See Solar System No Yes No
Misc. Headlamp+ No No Yes No
Misc. Homesick Signal No No Yes Yes
Misc. Idle Counter No No Yes Yes
Misc. Idler's Alert No No Yes Yes
New ability Lineup Trumpet No No Yes Yes
Stat improvement Mega Tweeter Yes No See Power Whistle No
Stat improvement Metal Suit Z Yes Yes See Air Armor See Air Armor+
New ability Napsack Yes No No No
New ability Pluckaphone Yes No See Plucking Whistle No
New ability Plucking Whistle See Pluckaphone No Yes No
Stat improvement Power Whistle See Mega Tweeter No Yes No
New ability Rocket Fist Yes No See Triple Threat See Triple Threat
Stat improvement Rush Boots Yes No Yes Yes
Hazard immunity Scorch Guard Yes Yes Yes No
Hazard immunity  Pup Scorch Guard No No Yes No
Hazard immunity  Pup Sniff Saver No No Yes No
Misc. Solar System Yes No See Headlamp No
Discovering new areas Sphere Chart Yes No No No
Discovering new areas Survey Chart Yes No No No
Misc. Survey Drone No No Yes Yes
Hazard immunity Thermal Defense No No Yes No
Hazard immunity  Pup Thermal Defense No No Yes No
Misc. Treasure Gauge Yes No Yes Yes (as Parts Detector)
Misc. Treasure Gauge+ No No Yes No
New ability Triple Threat See Rocket Fist No Yes Yes
Stat improvement Tuff Stuff No No Yes No
Stat improvement  Pup Tuff Stuff No No Yes No
Stat improvement Tuff Stuff+ No No Yes Yes
Stat improvement  Pup Tuff Stuff+ No No Yes Yes
Stat improvement Tuff Stuff++ No No Yes No
Stat improvement  Pup Tuff Stuff++ No No Yes No

In addition, there is a list of upgrades in Hey! Pikmin.

Air ArmorEdit

The following article or section is in need of assistance from someone who plays Pikmin 4.
Particularly: How much defense does Air Armor provide?

Air Armor  
 
The Air Armor's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Increases defense
How to obtain Own Tuff Stuff, then buy for   × 40
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese エアアーマー?
Ea Āmā
Air Armor
  Chinese
(traditional)
空氣裝甲
  Chinese
(simplified)
空气装甲
  Dutch Atmosfeerpantser Atmosphere Armor
  French Aéroblindage Airshielding
  German Luftschild Air Shild
  Italian Aeroarmatura
  Korean 에어 아머
  Portuguese Eoliprotec -
  Spanish Eoloscudo

 Pup Air ArmorEdit

 Pup Air Armor  
 
The  Pup Air Armor's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 25%
How to obtain Own  Pup Tuff Stuff, then buy for   × 80

A decent if expensive strategy is to feed Oatchi 5 Scrummy Bones, nearly doubling his HP. All tiers of Air Armor also apply the damage reduction percentage to the temporary HP, making Oatchi much harder to knock down than he already is.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese エアアーマー  Pup?
Ea Āmā
Air Armor  Pup
  Chinese
(traditional)
空氣裝甲  Pup
  Chinese
(simplified)
空气装甲  Pup
  Dutch  Pup Atmosfeerpantser  Pup Atmosphere Armor
  French Aéroblindage  Pup  Pup Airshielding
  German  PupLuftschild  PupAir Shild
  Italian  Pup Aeroarmatura
  Korean  Pup 에어 아머
  Portuguese Eoliprotec  Pup -
  Spanish Eoloscudo  Pup

Air Armor+Edit

Air Armor+  
 
The Air Armor+'s icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Decreases the player's damage taken by 50%
How to obtain Have Air Armor, have reached   × 6000, then buy for   × 80
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: Retrieve 22 ship parts
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese エアアーマー+?
Ea Āmā +
Air Armor +
  Chinese
(traditional)
空氣裝甲+
  Chinese
(simplified)
空气装甲+
  Dutch Atmosfeerpantser 2.0 Atmosphere Armor 2.0
  French Aéroblindage +
  German Luftschild+ Air Shild+
  Italian Aeroarmatura +
  Korean 에어 아머+
  Portuguese Eoliprotec + -
  Spanish Eoloscudo +

 Pup Air Armor+Edit

 Pup Air Armor+  
 
The  Pup Air Armor+'s icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 50%
How to obtain Have  Pup Air Armor, have reached   × 6000, then buy for   × 120
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: Have met Moss, retrieve 18 ship parts
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese エアアーマー+  Pup?
Ea Āmā +
Air Armor +  Pup
  Chinese
(traditional)
空氣裝甲+  Pup
  Chinese
(simplified)
空气装甲+  Pup
  Dutch  Pup Atmosfeerpantser 2.0  Pup Atmosphere Armor 2.0
  French Aéroblindage +  Pup
  German  PupLuftschild+  PupAir Shild+
  Italian  Pup Aeroarmatura +
  Korean  Pup 에어 아머+
  Portuguese Eoliprotec  Pup + -
  Spanish Eoloscudo  Pup +

Air Armor++Edit

Air Armor++  
 
The Air Armor++'s icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Decreases the player's damage taken by 75%
How to obtain Buy for   × 120, unlock Air Armor+
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese エアアーマー++?
Ea Āmā ++
Air Armor ++
  Chinese
(traditional)
空氣裝甲++
  Chinese
(simplified)
空气装甲++
  Dutch Atmosfeerpantser 3.0 Atmosphere Armor 3.0
  French Aéroblindage ++
  German Luftschild++ Air Shild++
  Italian Aeroarmatura ++
  Korean 에어 아머++
  Portuguese Eoliprotec ++ -
  Spanish Eoloscudo ++

 Pup Air Armor++Edit

 Pup Air Armor++  
 
The  Pup Air Armor++'s icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Decreases Oatchi's damage taken by 75%
How to obtain Buy for   × 160, unlock  Pup Air Armor+
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese エアアーマー++  Pup?
Ea Āmā ++
Air Armor ++  Pup
  Chinese
(traditional)
空氣裝甲++  Pup
  Chinese
(simplified)
空气装甲++  Pup
  Dutch  Pup Atmosfeerpantser 3.0  Pup Atmosphere Armor 3.0
  French Aéroblindage ++  Pup
  German  PupLuftschild++  PupAir Shild++
  Italian  Pup Aeroarmatura ++
  Korean  Pup 에어 아머++
  Portuguese Eoliprotec  Pup ++ -
  Spanish Eoloscudo  Pup ++

Anti-ElectrifierEdit

Anti-Electrifier  
 
The Anti-Electrifier's icon in Pikmin 4.
Games Pikmin 2,  Pikmin 3,  Pikmin 4
Function Gives electricity resistance
How to obtain  :  Defeat the Giant Breadbug, retrieve the Dream Material
 :  Retrieve the capsule
 :  Have had the player character or Oatchi take electric damage, then buy for   × 50

The Anti-Electrifier, when unlocked, makes the leaders' suits immune to electricity, including electrical attacks.

In Pikmin 2, it is obtained by defeating the Giant Breadbug in the Glutton's Kitchen, and collecting the Dream Material. Although leaders become invulnerable to electrical attacks, the Titan Dweevil's Shock Therapist will still manage to stun them, despite not causing any damage.

In Pikmin 3, it can be found buried near the place where Charlie crashed onto the planet's surface in the Distant Tundra, guarded by an Arctic Cannon Larva. The capsule has a weight of 10, and can be carried by up to 20 Pikmin. This device is particularly useful when trying to pass by electrical hazards with a group of Yellow Pikmin.

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Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese アンチ・エレキ?
Anchi Ereki
Anti Electric
  Chinese
(traditional)
抗電装 Anti-electric equipment
  Chinese
(simplified)
抗电装 Anti-electric equipment
  Dutch Schokisolator Shock Isolator
  French Anti-choc Anti-shock
  German Elektroschutz Electric Protection
  Italian Anti-shock Anti-Shock
  Korean 방전복
방전복 (Pikmin 4)
bangjinbog
  Portuguese Antichoque Anti-shock
  Spanish Anti-eléctric (Pikmin 2)
Antieléctrico (Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4)
Anti-"electric"
Anti-electric

 Pup Anti-ElectrifierEdit

 Pup Anti-Electrifier  
 
The  Pup Anti-Electrifier's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Gives electricity resistance
How to obtain Have had the player character or Oatchi take electric damage, then buy for   × 100

The  Pup Anti-Electrifier is an upgrade for Oatchi which makes him immune to Electricity such as from an   electric gate or from enemies like the shockcake. In Pikmin 4 it can be obtained from the Lab for   x 100 but only after the player character or Oatchi takes electric damage

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Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese アンチ・エレキ  Pup?
Anchi Ereki
Anti Electric  Pup
  Chinese
(traditional)
抗電裝  Pup
  Chinese
(simplified)
抗电装  Pup
  Dutch  Pup Schokafweerhalsband  Pup Shock-repellent collar
  French Antichoc  Pup
  German  PupElektroschutz  PupElectric Protection
  Italian  Pup Anti-shock
  Korean  Pup 방전 목걸이
  Portuguese Antichoque  Pup Anti-shock  Pup
  Spanish Antieléctrico  Pup

Brace BootsEdit

Brace Boots  
 
The Brace Boots's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Gives resistance to wind and being sucked up
How to obtain Have the player character hit by wind or be sucked up in a previous day, then buy for   × 80
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ふんばりブーツ?
Funbari Būtsu
Standing-firm Boots
  Chinese
(traditional)
站穩靴
  Chinese
(simplified)
站稳靴
  Dutch Ankerlaarzen Anchor Boots
  French Bottes à crampons Cleats boots
  German Ankerstiefel Anchor Boots
  Italian Stivali saldi
  Korean 버팀목 부츠
  Portuguese Agarrabotas Grip-boots
  Spanish Agarrabotas Grip-boots

Charging HornEdit

Charging Horn  
 
The Charging Horn's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Unlocks the ability to charge
How to obtain Have reached   × 450, then buy for   × 20
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: Retrieve 1 ship part
See more: Charge.

The Charging Horn grants the player the ability to charge.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese トツゲキ笛?
Totsugeki Fue
Charge Whistle
  Chinese
(traditional)
突擊哨子
  Chinese
(simplified)
突击哨子
  Dutch Aanvalshoorn Attack Horn
  French Cor d'assaut Charge horn
  German Aussendehorn Send Horn
  Italian Corno d'attacco Attack horn
  Korean 돌격 피리
  Portuguese Corneta de investidas Charge horn
  Spanish Cuerno de embestida Charge horn

Data GluttonEdit

Data Glutton  
 
The Data Glutton.
Games Pikmin 3
Function Unlocks the Distant Tundra
How to obtain Defeat the Armored Mawdad, retrieve the cellphone

The Data Glutton is an old cellphone, and is found within the belly of the Armored Mawdad in the Garden of Hope. It has a weight of 10, and can be carried by up to 20 Pikmin. It emits a signal that Alph and Brittany first assume to be Charlie. Upon collecting the device, Alph uses its technology to boost the signal strength of the S.S. Drake, allowing them to access the Distant Tundra.

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Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese いにしえのパケシス?
Inishie no Pakeshisu
  German Datenarchiv Data archive
  Italian Archivio trasmittente Transmitter archive
  Spanish (NoA) Fósil de datos Data fossil

Dodge WhistleEdit

Dodge Whistle  
 
The Dodge Whistle's capsule.
Games Pikmin 3
Function Allows leaders and Pikmin to dodge
How to obtain Retrieve the capsule
See more: Dodge.

The Dodge Whistle can be found on a small cliff a short distance away from the exit to the Vehemoth Phosbat cave, where the Pikmin will carry the spoils of the battle through. It can be obtained by throwing Pikmin onto the Bouncy Mushroom between it and the path. There are some enemies in the way, however: two Swooping Snitchbugs are guarding the object, and Joustmites, Skeeterskates, and Bearded Amprats can be found on the route the Pikmin will use to take it to the Drake. However, this all can be bypassed by having Winged Pikmin carry it. It has a weight of 10, and can be carried by up to 20 Pikmin.

Collecting it allows the leaders to dodge left or right, guiding the Pikmin. It is done in a straight line normally, or in an arc around a lock-on target (in the original Pikmin 3 only). When rolling, the leaders do not lose height, making certain sequence breaks possible.

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Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ヨケ笛?
Yoke Fue
Dodge Whistle

Extra HandEdit

Extra Hand  
 
The Extra Hand's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Allows the player character to carry objects, with a carrying weight of 1
How to obtain Complete all of Louie's side missions
See more: Carry.
 

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The Extra Hand can be obtained after finishing all of Louie's side missions, which unlock once he's rescued from the Ancient Sirehound.

It grants the player character the ability to carry objects like the Pikmin (with a carrying weight of 1).

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese おてつだいアーム?
O-tetsudai Āmu
Helping arm
  Chinese
(traditional)
幫助手臂
  Chinese
(simplified)
帮助手臂
  Dutch Helpende hand Helping Hand
  French Bras de soutien Support Arm
  German Zusatzhand Additive Hand
  Italian Braccio ausiliare Auxiliary arm
  Korean 도움의 손길
  Portuguese Mãozinha Helping hand
  Spanish Brazo de transporte

Folded Data GluttonEdit

Folded Data Glutton  
 
The Folded Data Glutton.
Games Pikmin 3
Function Unlocks the Twilight River
How to obtain Defeat the Sandbelching Meerslug, retrieve the cellphone

The Folded Data Glutton is a folding cellphone, found within the belly of the Sandbelching Meerslug in the Tropical Wilds. It emits a signal that the leaders first assume to be Olimar. Upon collecting the device, Alph uses its technology to boost the signal strength of the Drake, allowing them to access the Twilight River. It has a weight of 10, and can be carried by up to 20 Pikmin.

This cellphone has an image of two ferrets on its display. Despite its supposed lack of recent use, the interface on the phone claims that its current battery life is quite high, implying that it was either recently charged, or has been only recently turned back on after a long period of dormancy.

One can throw Pikmin at it when it is first found and have them dig it out without triggering the cutscene where the boss awakens. This is possible if the leaders are positioned just far away enough to not trigger the event, but still close enough for the Pikmin throw to reach. However, the Pikmin will never make any progress towards digging it out, forcing the player to face the boss. Alternatively, using a sequence break involving the Dodge Whistle, it is possible to observe this behavior regardless of proximity, by reaching the Meerslug's arena before rescuing Charlie from the Vehemoth Phosbat.

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Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese 折れたパケシス?
Oreta Pakeshisu
  German Klapparchiv Folding archive
  Italian Archivio pieghevole Folding archive

Gunk BustersEdit

Gunk Busters  
 
The Gunk Buster's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Allows normal movement on sticky mold and shallow mud
How to obtain Have gone through sticky mold or shallow mud, then buy for   × 240

The Gunk Busters affect both the player character and Oatchi. They remove the moving speed debuff when walking on mud or sticky mold.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ネバー・ノロノロ?
Nebā Noronoro
Never Slow
  Chinese
(traditional)
抗黏裝
  Chinese
(simplified)
抗粘装
  Dutch Antiplaklaarzen Anti-stick Boots
  French Bottes antigadoue Anti-mud boots
  German Antihaftstiefel Anti-stick Boots
  Italian Stivali anticolla
  Korean 진흙 부츠
  Portuguese Botas antigosma Anti-goo boots
  Spanish Botas antiadherentes

HeadlampEdit

Headlamp  
 
The Headlamp's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Gives some light to dark caves
How to obtain Have reached   × 2000, then buy for   × 30

The Headlamp dramatically increases the amount of light given off by leaders in caves. The Sightless Passage and Below-Grade Discotheque are considered "dark" and will warn the player to not enter without a Headlamp, though this warning may be disregarded. Exploring either cave without a Headlamp will result in nothing at all being revealed on the radar map and the Go Here! function will be unavailable.

Some sublevels of other caves, such as sublevel 2 of The Mud Pit and sublevel 11 of Cavern for a King, have incredibly poor visibility without a Headlamp, and members of the Rescue Corps may even comment on the wisdom of having the Headlamp equipped. However, these sublevels are not subject to the same radar penalties.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ヘッドランプ?
Heddoranpu
Headlamp
  Chinese
(traditional)
頭燈
  Chinese
(simplified)
头灯
  Dutch Hoofdlamp Headlamp
  French Projecteur Projector
  German Stirnlampe Headlamp
  Italian Torcia frontale Front torch
  Korean 헤드램프
  Portuguese Lanterna de cabeça Head-lamp
  Spanish Linterna para la cabeza

Headlamp+Edit

Headlamp+  
 
The Headlamp+'s icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Increases the light in dark caves
How to obtain Own Headlamp and have reached   × 5500, then buy for   × 100
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ヘッドランプ+?
Heddoranpu +
Headlamp +
  Chinese
(traditional)
頭燈+
  Chinese
(simplified)
头灯+
  Dutch Hoofdlamp 2.0 Headlamp 2.0
  French Projecteur + Projector +
  German Stirnlampe+ Headlamp+
  Italian Torcia frontale + Front torch +
  Korean 헤드램프+
  Portuguese Lanterna de cabeça + Head-lamp +
  Spanish Tesorímetro +

Homesick SignalEdit

Homesick Signal  
 
The Homesick Signal's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Calls all Pikmin not with a leader towards the base
How to obtain Have reached   × 4500, then buy for   × 80
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: Retrieve 6 ship parts

The Homesick Signal summons all Pikmin that are not with a leader towards the current location of the base. Unlike the Idler's Alert, Pikmin will abandon their current task to respond to the signal. If the base moves, Pikmin in motion will not redirect to the new location.

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Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ホームシック笛?
Hōmushikku Fue
Homesick Whistle
  Chinese
(traditional)
思鄉哨子
  Chinese
(simplified)
思乡哨子
  Dutch Terugkeersignaal Return Signal
  French Signal de rapatriement Return signal
  German Heimkehrsignal Homecoming Signal
  Italian Richiamo nostalgico
  Korean 귀가 피리
  Portuguese Sinal de base Base signal
  Spanish Antena de llamada a base

Idle CounterEdit

Idle Counter  
 
The Idle Counter's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Shows an indicator of how many Pikmin are idling
How to obtain Have reached   × 2500, then buy for   × 40
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: None

This adds an element to the HUD which shows how many Pikmin are idle at the current moment.

In Olimar's Shipwreck Tale, Olimar has the Idle Counter from the start, and it is listed as such by his tablet.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ヒマジンカウンター?
Himajin Kauntā
Idler Counter
  Chinese
(traditional)
閒人統計器
  Chinese
(simplified)
闲人统计器
  Dutch Nikserteller Nothing Doer Counter
  French Détecteur d'inactifs Idlers detector
  German Untätigkeitszähler Inactive Counter
  Italian Contapigroni
  Korean 한량 카운터
  Portuguese Continativos From "conta inativos" (idler counter)
  Spanish Cuentaociosos

Idler's AlertEdit

Idler's Alert  
 
The Idler's Alert's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Calls all idle Pikmin to wherever it was used
How to obtain Have reached   × 3500, then buy for   × 80
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: Retrieve 10 ship parts

The Idler's Alert is a piece of gear which calls all idle Pikmin to the location it was used. It does not cure status effects from Pikmin, and does not affect Oatchi.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ヒマジン笛?
Himajin Fue
Idler Whistle
  Chinese
(traditional)
閒人哨子
  Chinese
(simplified)
闲人哨子
  Dutch Nikserssignaal Nothing Doers Signal
  French Rappel des inactifs Idlers' recall
  German Untätigkeitsalarm Inactive Alarm
  Italian Allarme antipigrizia Anti-laziness alert
  Korean 한량 피리
  Portuguese Alerta de inativos Idlers' alert
  Spanish Antena de llamada a ociosos

Lineup TrumpetEdit

Lineup Trumpet  
 
The Lineup Trumpet's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Unlocks the ability to swarm
How to obtain Complete all of Frisé's side missions
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: Retrieve 3 ship parts
See more: Swarm.

The Lineup Trumpet grants the player the ability to swarm.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese セイレツ笛?
Seiretsu Fue
Lineup Whistle
  Chinese
(traditional)
列隊哨子
  Chinese
(simplified)
列队哨子
  Dutch Formatietrompet Formation Trumpet
  French Trompette d'alignement Line-up trumpet
  German Formationstrompete Formation Trumpet
  Italian Trombetta di adunata
  Korean 정렬 피리
  Portuguese Trombeta de formação Formation trumpet
  Spanish Trompeta de formación Formation trumpet

Mega TweeterEdit

Mega Tweeter
 
The Amplified Amplifier.
Games Pikmin 2
Function Increases the whistle's range
How to obtain Retrieve the Amplified Amplifier

The Mega Tweeter (メガ・スピーカー?, lit.: "Mega Speaker") is obtained by defeating the Ranging Bloyster in the Shower Room, and collecting the Amplified Amplifier. This upgrade increases the range of the whistles of all leaders. The diameter of the visible circle projected on the ground increases to about 144% of its original size, thus more than doubling the area the whistle affects. This makes it easier to call scattered Pikmin to the leader's side.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese メガ・スピーカー?
Mega Supīkā
Mega Speaker
  French (NoA) Haut-parleur d'aigus High-pitched sound (producing) loudspeaker
  French (NoE) Méga Tweeter Mega Tweeter
  German Mega-Pleife Mega-Whistle
  Italian Megaspeaker Mega Speaker
  Spanish Megabocina Mega-horn

Metal Suit ZEdit

Metal Suit Z  
 
The Metal Suit Z's capsule in Pikmin 3.
Games Pikmin 2,  Pikmin 3
Function Gives higher defense
How to obtain  :  Defeat the Pileated Snagret, retrieve the Justice Alloy
 :  Retrieve the capsule

The Metal Suit Z increases the integrity of the leaders' suits, reducing damage taken by half. In Pikmin 2, it is obtained by defeating the Pileated Snagret in the Snagret Hole, and collecting the Justice Alloy. In Pikmin 3, it can be found on a strip of path that connects the shore near the Mock Bottom and the place where Alph crash-landed, and must be reached by throwing leaders up either side. To note is that the Hermit Crawmad near the bridge could interfere with the carrier Pikmin.

This upgrade is useful for attempts in defeating a large Bulborb or Spotty Bulbear with leaders alone without coming to much harm. The Hocotate ship in Pikmin 2 claims that it will make enemy bites and being stepped on produce minimal pain. This is a gross simplification on its part, intended to avoid having to explain the intricacies in detail. In reality, all sources of pain will be reduced dramatically, not just those two, and enemies like Shearwigs and Wollywogs will still produce a significant amount of damage.

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Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning Notes
  Japanese メタルスーツZ?
Metarusūtsu Z
Metal Suit Z
  Chinese
(traditional)
金屬装Z Metal Pack Z
  Chinese
(simplified)
金属装Z Metal Pack Z
  French (NoA) Combinaison Z Z Suit
  French (NoE) Combifer Ironsuit Portmanteau of "combinaison" (suit) and "fer" (iron).
  German Metallanzug Z Metal Suit z
  Italian Tuta metallo Z Metal Suit z
  Korean 강철복 Z
gangcheolbog Z
Stel Suit Z
  Spanish Armadura Z Armor Z

NapsackEdit

Napsack
File:P2 Artwork Five-man Napsack.
The Five-man Napsack.
Games Pikmin 2
Function Allows leaders to lie down
How to obtain Defeat the Burrowing Snagret, retrieve the Five-Man Napsack
See more: Lie down.

The Napsack can be obtained by defeating the Burrowing Snagret in the White Flower Garden, and collecting the Five-Man Napsack. This upgrade provides a quick method of returning to the Pikmin Onions above ground or the Research Pod when underground, which is achieved by holding   /   once it has been obtained. When used, the leader in control falls asleep, and any nearby Pikmin, up to a maximum of four, carry him to their associated Onion (or Research Pod), a minimum of just one being required. The Napsack can also be used to do many glitches. For example, you can use it to get the Blue Onion without discovering Yellow Pikmin.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese たんけんねぶくろ?
Tanken Nebukuro
Expedition Sleeping Bag
  French (NoA) Sacdodo Napsack
  French (NoE) Sac Zzzz Zzzz sack
  German Schlafsack Sleep Bag
  Italian Sacconanna Sleepy Time Bag
  Spanish Saco de dormir Sleeping bag

PluckaphoneEdit

Pluckaphone
 
The Professional Noisemaker.
Games Pikmin 2
Function Allows whistle to pluck Pikmin
How to obtain Defeat the Waterwraith, retrieve the Professional Noisemaker

The Pluckaphone is obtained by defeating the Waterwraith in the Submerged Castle and collecting the Professional Noisemaker. It is an upgrade that allows the leaders' whistles to call buried Pikmin out from the ground, saving precious time that would otherwise be spent plucking them out. As well as picking newly produced Pikmin at the Onions, this is useful for calling out Pikmin that were planted by a Mamuta or a Swooping Snitchbug, as well as transformed by Candypop Buds.

In the first trailer for Pikmin, Olimar is seen calling Pikmin from the ground, so the Pluckaphone may be an implementation of a prerelease element from the first Pikmin game. The Pluckaphone was originally going to be called "Pluck Megaphone", judging from the early English script left inside the final version of Pikmin 2.[1]

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ひきぬきメガホン?
Hikinuki Megahon
Plucking Megaphone
  French Déterraphone Pluckaphone
  German Pflückerfon Pluckaphone
  Italian Sradicofono Pluckaphone
  Spanish (NoA) Cosecháfono Harvestphone

Plucking WhistleEdit

Plucking Whistle  
 
The Plucking Whistle's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Allows whistle to pluck Pikmin
How to obtain Have completed Russ's "An Ode to Science" side mission, then buy for   × 240

The Plucking Whistle is Russ's final upgrade, available for purchase once all other gear is bought. It works identical to the Pluckaphone from Pikmin 2, uprooting Pikmin from the ground by using the whistle. This is particularly useful for several Dandori Challenge stages and Trial of the Sage Leaf floors, as some Pikmin can be called from a distance and save precious time.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ヒッコヌキ笛?
Hikkonuki Fue
Plucking Whistle
  Chinese
(traditional)
拔起哨子
  Chinese
(simplified)
拔起哨子
  Dutch Oogstfluitje Harvest Whistle
  French Sifflet de déterrage Plucking whistle
  German Pflückpfeife Pick Whistle
  Italian Fischietto di raccolta
  Korean 뽑기 피리
  Portuguese Apito de colheita Hervest whistle
  Spanish Silbato de arranque

Power WhistleEdit

Power Whistle  
 
The Power Whistle's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Increases the whistle's range
How to obtain Buy for   × 120, further requirements unknown
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ワイド笛?
Waido Fue
Wide Whistle
  Chinese
(traditional)
廣域哨子
  Chinese
(simplified)
广域哨子
  Dutch Volumefluitje Volume Whistle
  French Sifflet longue portée Long range whistle
  German Fortissimo-Pfeife Portissimo-Whistle
  Italian Fischietto potente
  Korean 광범위 피리
  Portuguese Apito de longo alcance Long range whistle
  Spanish Silbato de largo alcance

Rocket FistEdit

Rocket Fist
 
The Brute Knuckles.
Games Pikmin 2
Function Gives leaders a punch combo
How to obtain Defeat the Mamuta, retrieve the Brute Knuckles
See more: Punch.

The Rocket Fist can be obtained by defeating one of the Mamuta in the Frontier Cavern, and collecting the Brute Knuckles. It enables a new, stronger punching combo attack for use by the leaders, which makes defeating enemies with leaders alone much easier and more efficient. Without the upgrade, the   /   button will produce a simple right punch. Once this treasure has been collected, pressing   /   a second time will perform a left-hook, and a third time launches a devastating wind-up punch. Due to a glitch, punching while moving makes the attacks come out faster, which greatly boosts the Rocket Fist's effectiveness.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ロケットパンチ?
Roketto Panchi
Rocket Punch
  French Poing Fusée Rocket Fist
  German Raketenfaust Rocket Fist
  Italian Pugno razzo Rocket punch
  Spanish Puño volador Flying fist

Rush BootsEdit

Rush Boots  
 
The Rush Boots' icon in Pikmin 4.
Games Pikmin 2,  Pikmin 4
Function Makes leaders run faster
How to obtain  :  Defeat the Empress Bulblax, retrieve the Repugnant Appendage
 :  Have reached   × 5100, buy for   × 120
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: Retrieve 8 ship parts

The Rush Boots can be obtained by defeating the Empress Bulblax in the Frontier Cavern, and collecting the Repugnant Appendage. It is a modification to the leaders' footwear that allows them to run more quickly, around 1.3 times faster,[2] or at around the same speed as flowered White Pikmin. The Rush Boots also renders the blowing attack of Puffy and Withering Blowhogs ineffective against leaders (in Pikmin 2 only; this effect requires the Brace Boots in Pikmin 4). The ship explains both functions as the result of lowered air resistance. It can provide to be a minor hindrance however, as the Pikmin's speed is not increased alongside the leader's, so they fall behind, are harder to control and often get stuck when going around corners.

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Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ダッシュブーツ?
Dasshu Būtsu
Dash Boots
  Chinese
(traditional)
衝刺靴
  Chinese
(simplified)
冲刺靴
  Dutch Hardloopschoenen Running Shoes
  French (NoA) Bottes grand V High speed boots
  French (NoE) Bottes Grand V (Pikmin 2)
Bottes grand V (Pikmin 4)
High Speed Boots
High speed boots
  German Flinkstiefel Fast Boots
  Italian Stivali lesti Ready boots
  Korean 대시 부츠
  Portuguese Velocibotas Speed-boots
  Spanish Velocibotas Speed-boots

Scorch GuardEdit

Scorch Guard  
 
The Scorch Guard's icon in Pikmin 4.
Games Pikmin 2,  Pikmin 3,  Pikmin 4
Function Gives fire resistance
How to obtain  :  Defeat the Emperor Bulblax, retrieve the Forged Courage
 :  Retrieve the capsule
 :  Have had the player character or Oatchi take fire damage, buy for   × 50

The Scorch Guard is an armor upgrade that makes all leaders' suits impervious to fire. In Pikmin 2, it is obtained by defeating the Emperor Bulblax in the Bulblax Kingdom, and collecting the Forged Courage. In Pikmin 3, it can be found buried on a ledge to the north of the strip of wood Pikmin and leaders hop to when the lily pad ride ends. The Burrowing Snagret and Desiccated Skitter Leaves could stop the Pikmin from carrying this piece back. Should the paper bag outside the Snagret's arena not be pushed down, the Pikmin may take a longer route to the Drake, which involves some Desiccated Skitter Leaves, an Arachnode, and a Flighty Joustmite.

With this upgrade, there is no need to worry about being hurt when destroying fire geysers, or fighting enemies such as the Fiery Blowhog or Fiery Bulblax. However, the Titan Dweevil's Flare Cannon will still be able to stun leaders, even if it does not harm them.

In Pikmin 4, both the Scorch Guard and the  Pup Scorch Guard must be equipped in order to enter the Frozen Inferno, making them one of the few pieces of gear required to 100% explore the game.

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Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese フレア・ガード?
Furea Gādo
Flare Guard
  Chinese
(traditional)
防火装 Fire Guard
  Chinese
(simplified)
防火装
Fire Guard
  French Para-brûlure
Parabrûlure (Pikmin 4)
Burn counter
  German Flammschutz Flame Protection
  Italian Parafuoco Fire suit
  Korean 방화복
banghwabog
Fire Suit
  Portuguese Antichamas Anti-flames
  Spanish Antillamas Anti-flames

 Pup Scorch GuardEdit

 Pup Scorch Guard  
 
The  Pup Scorch Guard's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Gives fire resistance
How to obtain Have had the player character or Oatchi take fire damage, buy for   × 100

The  Pup Scorch Guard is an upgrade that makes Oatchi immune to all fire hazards. It's only in Pikmin 4 and can be obtained from the lab for   x 100 but only after the player character or Oatchi take fire damage. With this upgrade, Oatchi doesn't need to worry about being hurt whilst attacking fire geysers or fiery enemies such as a Fiery Bulblax. The upgrade is also able to be toggled off and on.

In Pikmin 4, both the Scorch Guard and the  Pup Scorch Guard must be equipped in order to enter the Frozen Inferno, making them one of the few pieces of gear required to 100% explore the game.

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Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese フレア・ガード  Pup?
Furea Gādo
Flare Guard  Pup
  Chinese
(traditional)
防火裝  Pup
  Chinese
(simplified)
防火装  Pup
  Dutch  Pup Vuurafweerhalsband  Pup Fire-repellent Collar
  French Parabrûlure  Pup
  German  PupFlammschutz  PupFlame Protection
  Italian  Pup Parafuoco
  Korean  Pup 방화 목걸이
  Portuguese Antichamas  Pup Anti-flames  Pup
  Spanish Antillamas  Pup Anti-flames  Pup

 Pup Sniff SaverEdit

 Pup Sniff Saver  
 
The  Pup Sniff Saver's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Grants poison immunity
How to obtain Have had Oatchi take poison damage, buy for   × 100

The  Pup Sniff Saver makes Oatchi immune to poison hazards, allowing him to take out poison geysers and toxic mushrooms safely. As the player character is naturally immune to poison, there is no Rescue Gear equivalent.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ポイズン・クリーナー  Pup?
Poizun Kurīnā
Poison Cleaner  Pup
  Chinese
(traditional)
抗毒劑  Pup
  Chinese
(simplified)
抗毒剂  Pup
  Dutch  Pup Giffilter  Pup Poison Filter
  French Garde-odorat  Pup  Pup Smell protector
  German  PupGiftschutz  PupPoison Protection
  Italian  Pup Salvafiuto
  Korean  Pup 포이즌 클리너
  Portuguese Salva-faro  Pup Smell-saver  Pup
  Spanish Antiveneno  Pup

Solar SystemEdit

Solar System
 
The Stellar Orb.
Games Pikmin 2
Function Increases lighting
How to obtain Defeat the Man-at-Legs, retrieve the Stellar Orb

The Solar System can be collected by defeating the Man-at-Legs in the Subterranean Complex, and collecting the Stellar Orb. It is a device that will illuminate any sort of darkness inside a cave's sublevels. This way, it is possible to see things that are very far away when underground. Although the name refers to a system that produces solar-like light, it is also a play on words on the system that planet Earth is located in.

When it is collected, the game gradually changes the cave's lighting to fit the new, brighter settings. This lasts around 3 seconds, and can be seen on the retrieved treasure analysis cutscene.

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Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ソーラーシステム?
Sōrā Shisutemu
Solar System
  French (NoA) Système solaire Solar system
  French (NoE) Système Solaire Solar System
  German Sonnensystem Solar System
  Italian Sistema solare Solar System
  Spanish Sistema solar Solar system

Cavern of Chaos 10Edit

Oddly, the upgrade has an opposite effect on sublevel 10 of the Cavern of Chaos: the sublevel will be darker if the Stellar Orb was retrieved. The reason for this is because this sublevel uses the lighting configuration file light.ini, which is both only used on this sublevel, and the only configuration file that is in the version 0000 format (besides any unused files and settings in the disc). All other sublevels use a file in the 0001 version. Version 0000 has no support for different lighting with and without the Solar System; it only has one set of data for lighting instead of two. When a lighting file on this version is loaded into the final game, the values that are there are used to light up the cave when the Solar System is present, and because there is no data for what lighting to use when the upgrade is missing, it uses some default values. These default values make the tenth sublevel of the Cavern of Chaos look lighter when the upgrade has not been collected yet.

Sphere ChartEdit

Sphere Chart
 
The Spherical Atlas.
Games Pikmin 2
Function Unlocks the Awakening Wood
How to obtain Retrieve the Spherical Atlas

The Sphere Chart is the name given by the ship to the data found within the Spherical Atlas. By collecting the Spherical Atlas from the Emergence Cave, the ship is able to create charts of the Awakening Wood, allowing the player to explore that area.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese わくせいデータ?
Wakusei Dēta
Planet Data
  French (NoA) Carte Sphérique (Ship's dialogs)
Système solaire (pause menu)
Spherical map
Solar system
  French (NoE) Pôle Nord North Pole
  German Sphärenkarte Sphere Map
  Italian Mapposfera Sphere Map
  Spanish Carta esférica Spherical map

Survey ChartEdit

Survey Chart
 
The Geographic Projection.
Games Pikmin 2
Function Unlocks the Perplexing Pool
How to obtain Retrieve the Geographic Projection

The Survey Chart is the name given by the ship to the data found within the Geographic Projection. By collecting the Geographical Projection from the Awakening Wood, the ship is able to create charts of the Perplexing Pool, allowing the player to explore that area.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese たんさデータ?
Tansa Dēta
Search Data
  French (NoA) Carte topographique Topographical map
  French (NoE) Pôle Sud South Pole
  German Übersichtskarte Overlook Map
  Italian Mappa rilievo Overlook Map
  Spanish Mapa de cotas Heightmap

Survey DroneEdit

Survey Drone  
 
The Survey Drone's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Allows a birds-eye view of the area, and can place beacons over points of interest
How to obtain Have reached   × 600, buy for   × 10
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: Retrieve 2 ship parts

The Survey Drone switches the player's perspective to a fully-controllable flying camera, allowing scoping out of the entire map and the placing of beacons. Areas revealed by the Survey Drone do not get revealed on the radar map; they must still be travelled to on foot. By default, time is paused while flying the drone, but it can be unpaused and re-paused freely.

The game does not prevent the Pebble Pitcher from being used while the Survey Drone is in operation when time is unpaused. This can allow the second player to do many (seemingly unintended) things, like attacking enemies when the first player is nowhere nearby, ultimately suffering no consequence.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese みまわしドローン?
Mimawashi Dorōn
Survey Drone
  Chinese
(traditional)
巡視無人機
  Chinese
(simplified)
巡视无人机
  Dutch Verkenningsdrone Exploration Drone
  French Drone d'observation Observation drone
  German Erkundungsdrohne Explarations Drone
  Italian Drone sorvegliante
  Korean 순찰 드론
  Portuguese Drone explorador Exploring drone
  Spanish Dron explorador

Thermal DefenseEdit

Thermal Defense  
 
The Thermal Defense's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Grants ice immunity
How to obtain Have had the player character or Oatchi freeze/take ice damage, buy for   × 50
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese サーモ・カイロ?
Sāmo Kairo
Thermo Body-warmer
  Chinese
(traditional)
溫熱暖暖包
  Chinese
(simplified)
温热暖暖包
  Dutch Kou-isolator Cold Isolator
  French Antigel Antifreeze
  German Frostschutz Frost Protection
  Italian Termodifesa
  Korean 방한복
  Portuguese Antigeada Anti-frost
  Spanish Anticongelante

 Pup Thermal DefenseEdit

 Pup Thermal Defense  
 
The  Pup Thermal Defense's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Grants ice immunity
How to obtain Have had the player character or Oatchi freeze/take ice damage, buy for   × 100
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese サーモ・カイロ  Pup?
Sāmo Kairo
Thermo Body-warmer  Pup
  Chinese
(traditional)
溫熱暖暖包  Pup
  Chinese
(simplified)
温热暖暖包  Pup
  Dutch  Pup Kou-isolator  Pup Cold Isolator
  French Antigel  Pup  Pup Antifreeze
  German  PupFrostschutz  PupFrost Protection
  Italian  Pup Termodifesa
  Korean  Pup 방한복
  Portuguese Antigeada  Pup Anti-frost  Pup
  Spanish Anticongelante  Pup

Treasure GaugeEdit

Treasure Gauge  
 
The Treasure Gauge's icon in Pikmin 4.
Games Pikmin 2,  Pikmin 4
Function Shows a treasure and castaway proximity indicator
How to obtain  :  Defeat the Empress Bulblax, retrieve the Prototype Detector
 :  Have reached   × 1000, buy for   × 40
See more: HUD.

The Treasure Gauge is a device found in Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 4 that helps with tracking down every treasure in the game, no matter if is out in the open, an enemy has it or it is buried. It detects castaways, including conscious or unconscious leaflings, in the same manner in Pikmin 4. In Pikmin 2, it is obtained by collecting the Prototype Detector from the Empress Bulblax in the Hole of Beasts. When it is in the Exploration Kit, a gauge appears on the HUD. In the device's Pikmin 2 iteration, there is a needle that wiggles continuously when a treasure is in the current field or cave, and the closer the current leader is to a treasure, the farther to the right it goes, and the harder it beeps. In Pikmin 4, the needle is replaced by a row of lights that light up, starting from the left, as the leader approaches whatever the device has detected. If there are no treasures or castaways in a given area or sublevel, a chime will sound shortly after collecting the last relevant item. In Pikmin 2, the needle goes to the left edge while the gauge grays out; in Pikmin 4, the entire display goes black. It can be interfered with by the Antenna Beetle, Gildemandwee, and Gildemander, the only Exploration Kit upgrade to be specifically targeted in gameplay.

In Olimar's Shipwreck Tale in Pikmin 4, the reward for recovering 12 ship parts is a device called the Parts Detector. It shares its icon with the Treasure Gauge and works exactly the same as the Treasure Gauge+ except it detects Olimar's lost ship parts instead of treasure.

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Names in other languages
Treasure Gauge
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese おたからセンサー (Pikmin 2)
オタカラセンサー (Pikmin 4)?
Otakara Sensā
Treasure Sensor
  Chinese
(traditional)
寶物感應器
  Chinese
(simplified)
宝物感应器
  Dutch Schatdetector Treasure Detector
  French (NoA) Jauge à trésors (Pikmin 2)
Senseur (Pikmin 4)
Treasure gauge
Sensor
  French (NoE) Senseur Sensor
  German Schatzanzeiger Treasure Indicator
  Italian Tesorometro Treasuremeter
  Korean 보물 센서
  Portuguese Tesourímetro Treasuremeter
  Spanish Tesorímetro Treasuremeter
Parts Detector
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese 宇宙船パーツセンサー?
Uchūsen Pātsu Sensā
Spaceship Parts Sensor
  Chinese
(traditional)
宇宙船零件感應器
  Chinese
(simplified)
宇宙船零件感应器
  Dutch Onderdelendetector Parts Detector
  French Détecteur de pièces Part detector
  German Schiffsteilanzeiger Shippart Indicator
  Italian Rilevatore di pezzi di nave
  Korean 우주선 부품 센서
  Portuguese Detector de peças Part detector
  Spanish Detector de piezas Part detector

Treasure Gauge+Edit

Treasure Gauge+  
 
The Treasure Gauge+'s icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Shows the total amount and location of treasures
How to obtain Buy for   × 100, further requirements unknown


The following article or section is in need of assistance from someone who plays Pikmin 4.
Particularly: How does it detect buried treasures, treasures eaten by enemies, or treasures in unexplored areas?

The Treasure Gauge+ is an upgraded version of the Treasure Gauge, and improves the radar's capacity to detect treasure in an area other than being directly observed. This upgrade is also necessary for area and cave totals to display the total number of available treasures ahead of time.

Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese オタカラセンサー+?
Otakara Sensā +
Treasure Sensor +
  Chinese
(traditional)
寶物感應器+
  Chinese
(simplified)
宝物感应器+
  Dutch Schatdetector 2.0 Treasure Detector 2.0
  French Senseur + Sensor +
  German Schatzanzeiger+ Treasure Indicator+
  Italian Tesorometro + Treasuremeter +
  Korean 보물 센서+
  Portuguese Tesourímetro + Treasuremeter +
  Spanish Tesorímetro + Treasuremeter +

Triple ThreatEdit

Triple Threat  
 
The Triple Threat's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Gives leaders a punch combo
How to obtain Have reached   × 8500, then buy for   × 40
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: Retrieve 20 ship parts
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese サミダレパンチ?
Samidare Panchi
Early-summer Rain Punch
  Chinese
(traditional)
細雨拳擊
  Chinese
(simplified)
细雨拳击
  Dutch Drieklapper Three Slapper
  French Poing à répétition
  German Dreifach-Schlag Triple-Hit
  Italian Pugno tripletta
  Korean 트리플 펀치
  Portuguese Tribofetes Tri-slaps
  Spanish Trigolpe

Tuff StuffEdit

Tuff Stuff  
 
The Tuff Stuff's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Adds approximately 33% more health to the Leader
How to obtain Have reached   × 3200, buy for   × 40
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ライフパック?
Raifu Pakku
Life Pack
  Chinese
(traditional)
生命包
  Chinese
(simplified)
生命包
  Dutch Fitheidsmodule Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module
  French Module de vitalité
  German KP-Verstärker KP-Amplifier
  Italian Kit vitale
  Korean 라이프 팩
  Portuguese Biopac -
  Spanish Biokit -

 Pup Tuff StuffEdit

 Pup Tuff Stuff  
 
The  Pup Tuff Stuff's icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Adds approximately 25% more health to Oatchi
How to obtain Have reached   × 3200, buy for   × 80
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ライフパック  Pup?
Raifu Pakku
Life Pack  Pup
  Chinese
(traditional)
生命包  Pup
  Chinese
(simplified)
生命包  Pup
  Dutch  Pup Fitheidsmodule  Pup Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module
  French  Pup Module de vitalité
  German  Pup KP-Verstärker  Pup KP-Amplifier
  Italian  Pup Kit vitale
  Korean  Pup 라이프 팩
  Portuguese Biopac  Pup -
  Spanish Biokit  Pup -

Tuff Stuff+Edit

Tuff Stuff+  
 
The Tuff Stuff+'s icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Adds approximately 66% more health to the Leader
How to obtain Have reached   × 6000, then buy for   × 80
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: Retrieve 16 ship parts
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ライフパック+?
Raifu Pakku +
Life Pack +
  Chinese
(traditional)
生命包+
  Chinese
(simplified)
生命包+
  Dutch Fitheidsmodule 2.0 Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module 2.0
  French Module de vitalité +
  German KP-Verstärker+ KP-Amplifier+
  Italian Kit vitale +
  Korean 라이프 팩+
  Portuguese Biopac + -
  Spanish Biokit + -

 Pup Tuff Stuff+Edit

 Pup Tuff Stuff+  
 
The  Pup Tuff Stuff+'s icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Adds approximately 50% more health to Oatchi
How to obtain Have reached   × 6000 then buy for   × 120
Olimar's Shipwreck Tale: Have met Moss, retrieve 14 ship parts
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ライフパック+  Pup?
Raifu Pakku +
Life Pack  Pup
  Chinese
(traditional)
生命包+  Pup
  Chinese
(simplified)
生命包+  Pup
  Dutch  Pup Fitheidsmodule 2.0  Pup Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module 2.0
  French Module de vitalité +  Pup
  German  PupKP-Verstärker+  PupKP-Amplifier+
  Italian  Pup Kit vitale +
  Korean  Pup 라이프 팩+
  Portuguese Biopac  Pup + -
  Spanish Biokit  Pup + -

Tuff Stuff++Edit

Tuff Stuff++  
 
The Tuff Stuff++'s icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Approximately doubles health for the Leader
How to obtain Buy for   × 120, further requirements unknown
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ライフパック++?
Raifu Pakku ++
Life Pack ++
  Chinese
(traditional)
生命包++
  Chinese
(simplified)
生命包++
  Dutch Fitheidsmodule 3.0 Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module 3.0
  French Module de vitalité ++
  German KP-Verstärker++ KP-Amplifier++
  Italian Kit vitale ++
  Korean 라이프 팩++
  Portuguese Biopac ++ -
  Spanish Biokit ++ -

 Pup Tuff Stuff++Edit

 Pup Tuff Stuff++  
 
The  Pup Tuff Stuff++'s icon.
Games Pikmin 4
Function Adds approximately 100% more health to Oatchi
How to obtain Buy for   × 240, further requirements unknown
Names in other languages
Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ライフパック++  Pup?
Raifu Pakku ++
Life Pack ++  Pup
  Chinese
(traditional)
生命包++  Pup
  Chinese
(simplified)
生命包++  Pup
  Dutch  Pup Fitheidsmodule 3.0  Pup Fitness (as in how fit you are) Module 3.0
  French Module de vitalité ++  Pup
  German  Pup KP-Verstärker++  Pup KP-Amplifier++
  Italian  Pup Kit vitale ++
  Korean  Pup 라이프 팩++
  Portuguese Biopac  Pup ++ -
  Spanish Biokit  Pup ++ -

Hey! Pikmin upgradesEdit

In Hey! Pikmin, upgrades are provided by the S.S. Dolphin II, after the player collects certain amounts of Sparklium. These become unlocked at the specified levels of Sparklium, and don't decrease the Sparklium count when doing so.

Feature Sparklium Description
Radar 2,000 Allows the player to toggle the radar on the top screen with   /  .
4 health bars 6,000 Gives Captain Olimar an extra bar of health.
Creature Log 10,000 Allows access to the Creature Log.
Extended jetpack duration 14,000 Allows the jetpack to fly for longer.
5 health bars 18,000 Gives Captain Olimar an extra bar of health.
Maximum jetpack duration 22,000 Allows the jetpack to fly for longer.
6 health bars 26,000 Gives Captain Olimar an extra bar of health.

In PikminEdit

While Pikmin does not have an upgrade system, some ship parts change the appearance of the S.S. Dolphin, and one ship part, the Whimsical Radar, does provide a change to gameplay by unlocking the radar.

BadgesEdit

In Pikmin 3 Deluxe, there are two badges the player can gain from collecting upgrades:

  • Evasive Action: Acquire the Dodge Whistle.
  • Strong on the Inside: Acquire the Metal Suit Z, Anti-Electrifier, or Scorch Guard.

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TriviaEdit

  • In the North American version of the New Play Control! game, with the language set to French, the Sphere Chart is called "Carte Sphérique" (Spherical Map) in the Ship's dialogs and "Système Solaire" (Solar System) in the pause menu. Since another upgrade is also called "Système Solaire" (the Solar System), this is likely a mistake.
  • If Oatchi is fed 5 Scrummy Bones, he gets extra health equivalent to a full health bar with Tuff Stuff equipped.
  • The Idler's Alert and the Homesick Signal change color based on what color the player's suit is. The Idler's Alert is always red for Olimar, while the Homesick Signal looks compleatly different.

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ReferencesEdit

  1. ^ Pikmin 2/Early English Script on The Cutting Room Floor
  2. ^ YouTube video comparing the same trek with and without the Rush Boots, published on April 12th, 2019, retrieved on April 12th, 2019