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[[File:Nintendo e-Reader.jpg|thumb|250px|An e-Reader.]]
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The '''Nintendo e-Reader''' is a [[Game Boy Advance]], Game Boy SP, and Nintendo DS add-on device which connects to the Gamecube via Game Boy Advance to Nintendo GameCube Link Cable that reads a special strip on e-Reader cards via an LED scanner. Its purpose is to unlock mini-games, items, levels or functions for games on the GBA, or as games in themselves. There are multiple available packs of ''[[Pikmin series|Pikmin]]'' e-Reader cards, both released only in Japan after the release of ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', which are supposed to be used for ''Pikmin 2-e''. Each card contains a number of simple ''Pikmin''-based mini-games, which can be played by connecting the e-Reader to a Game Boy Advance or Game Boy Player connected to a GameCube in which the ''Pikmin 2'' disk is placed.
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The '''Nintendo e-Reader''', or '''Nintendo e+''' in Japan, is a [[nintendo:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]], [[nintendo:Game Boy SP|Game Boy SP]], and [[nintendo:Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS]] add-on device that reads a special strip on e-Reader cards via an LED scanner. It can connect to the GameCube via a Game Boy Advance to Nintendo GameCube Link Cable. The purpose of the cards is to unlock mini-games, items, levels or functions for games on the GBA, or as games in and of themselves.
 
There are multiple available packs of ''[[Pikmin series|Pikmin]]'' e+ cards, released only in Japan after the release of ''[[Pikmin 2]]'', called ''Pikmin Puzzle Cards'' (for) ''e+'' ({{j|ピクミンパズルカードe+|Pikuminpazurukādo e|Pikmin Puzzle Cards-e}}). Each card contains a number of simple ''Pikmin''-based mini-games, which can be played by connecting the e+ to a Game Boy Advance or Game Boy Player connected to a GameCube in which the ''Pikmin 2'' disk is placed. Due to region locking, running these mini-games require that the GameCube, e+, and copy of ''Pikmin 2'' to be the Japanese versions. The Game Boy Advance and Game Boy-to-GameCube connector can be from any region.


The cards come in packs with red, yellow, and blue themes. Each theme has four packs numbered 1-4, with the designs being [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]], [[Onion]]s, [[Pellet Posy|Pellet Posies]] and [[Candypop Bud]]s in respective order. Individual cards depict [[Enemy|enemies]], Pikmin or [[leader]]s. Every pack contains 5 cards, totaling to 60 cards plus 12 promotional cards. Each card contains three levels of one of three mini-games except the promotional cards which vary from one to three bonus levels. Connecting to ''Pikmin 2'' brings up a screen showing several leaf Pikmin of the respective card color, each one representing a level. Cards can then be scanned to make some levels playable. The Pikmin grows a flower when the level is beat. The game remembers the player's progress, thus the goal is to get a flower on every level, similar to the ''Pikmin 2'' [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|Challenge Mode]].
The cards come in packs with red, yellow, and blue themes. Each theme has four packs numbered 1-4, with the designs being [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]], [[Onion]]s, [[Pellet Posy|Pellet Posies]] and [[Candypop Bud]]s in respective order. Individual cards depict [[Enemy|enemies]], Pikmin or [[leader]]s. Every pack contains 5 cards, totaling to 60 cards plus 12 promotional cards. Each card contains three levels of one of three mini-games except the promotional cards which vary from one to three bonus levels. Connecting to ''Pikmin 2'' brings up a screen showing several leaf Pikmin of the respective card color, each one representing a level. Cards can then be scanned to make some levels playable. The Pikmin grows a flower when the level is beat. The game remembers the player's progress, thus the goal is to get a flower on every level, similar to the ''Pikmin 2'' [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|Challenge Mode]].


==''Pikmin 2-e'' mini-games==
==''Pikmin Puzzle Card'' mini-games==
[[File:Pikmin2-e.gif|thumbnail|The logo.]]
[[File:Pikmin Puzzle Card Logo.png|thumb|300px|The logo for the card packs.]]
 
===Plucking Pikmin===
'''Japanese name:''' {{j|ひっこぬき ピクミン|Hikkonuki Pikumin}}


===Pikmin Plucking===
'''Objective:''' The player must control Olimar or Louie to [[pluck]] every Pikmin from the ground.
'''Objective:''' The player must control Olimar or Louie to [[pluck]] every Pikmin from the ground.


'''Controls:'''
'''Controls:'''
*D-Pad to move
*'''D-Pad''' to move
*A to pluck
*'''A''' to pluck
*B to cancel pluck
*'''B''' to cancel pluck
*Hold B with D-Pad to change direction
*Hold '''B''' and use '''D-Pad''' to change direction
*Start to restart or quit
*'''Start''' to restart or quit


'''Overview:''' The player moves around a grid of tiles and must face the tile containing the Pikmin they want in order to pluck it. Red and Blue Pikmin will land on the tile directly behind the player while Yellows will land two tiles behind them. Some tiles contain fire, electricity, and water hazards that only Pikmin of the respective color can land on. Some electrical hazards will form a harmful current in the tiles between them, which can be disabled by having a Yellow Pikmin land on one of the hazards. No Pikmin can land on rock tiles or outside the edge of the map. The player cannot move past rocks, plucked Pikmin, or hazards (except water) thus they must find the best order to pluck the Pikmin in without getting stuck. The player is prevented from plucking a Pikmin if a rock or edge is in the way, but not if there's a hazard harmful to the Pikmin they are plucking, which will result in a death. The game is won once all Pikmin are unearthed and lost when a Pikmin dies or no moves are left. This game is played using red cards and the music is a remix of the ''Pikmin 2'' Challenge Mode menu theme.
'''Overview:''' The player moves around a grid of tiles and must face the tile containing the Pikmin they want in order to pluck it. Red and Blue Pikmin will land on the tile directly behind the player while Yellows will land two tiles behind them. Some tiles contain fire, electricity, and water obstacles that only Pikmin of the respective type can land on. Some electrical obstacles will form a harmful current in the tiles between them, which can be disabled by having a Yellow Pikmin land on one of the obstacles. No Pikmin can land on rock tiles or outside the edge of the map. The player cannot move past rocks, plucked Pikmin, or obstacles (except water) thus they must find the best order to pluck the Pikmin in without getting stuck. The player is prevented from plucking a Pikmin if a rock or edge is in the way, but not if there's an obstacle harmful to the Pikmin they are plucking, which will result in a death. The game is won once all Pikmin are unearthed and lost when a Pikmin dies or no moves are left. This game is played using red cards and the music is a remix of the ''Pikmin 2'' [[Music in Pikmin 2#Challenge Mode menu|Challenge Mode menu theme]].
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|Jap=クリボー
===Marching Pikmin===
|JapR=Hikkonuki
'''Japanese name''': {{j|てくてく ピクミン|Tekuteku Pikumin}}
|JapM=Plucking
}}


===Pikmin Parts===
'''Objective:''' The player must control multiple Pikmin moving in the same direction to get them all to the treasure.
'''Objective:''' The player must control multiple Pikmin moving in the same direction to get them all to the treasure.


'''Controls:'''
'''Controls:'''
*D-Pad to move
*'''D-Pad''' to move
*A or B with D-Pad to look around
*Hold '''A''' or '''B''' and use '''D-Pad''' to look around
*Start to restart, look around, or quit
*'''Start''' to restart, look around, or quit


'''Overview:''' The player moves multiple Pikmin, usually of different colors, around a grid of tiles. All Pikmin are controlled by the same input, thus the player must be careful to move them without having any touch hazards that are harmful to them or fall into pits. Tiles containing rocks can be used to keep some Pikmin from moving if they're in the way of the direction being moved. Some rocks have a number on them signifying how many times they can be bumped into before disappearing. All five Pikmin types are present and Candypop Buds of every color can be found throughout to change the color of a single Pikmin per plant. A Pikmin that is the same color of the Candypop Bud will waste it. [[Fire]], [[electricity]], [[water]], and [[poison]] hazards will be encountered that Pikmin of the respective colors can move over. Additionally, Bulborbs will occupy some tiles and will kill any Pikmin that touches them except Purples, which will kill the Bulborb. Every Pikmin moves one square at a time except Whites, which move two squares. Each level contains one of eleven treasures from the game (see below). When a Pikmin reaches the treasure, it disappears and the player no longer has to worry about it. The game is won when every Pikmin reaches the treasure and lost as soon as a Pikmin dies. This game is played using yellow cards and the music is a remix of the [[Awakening Wood]] theme.
'''Overview:''' The player moves multiple Pikmin, usually of different types, around a grid of tiles. All Pikmin are controlled by the same input, thus the player must be careful to move them without having any touch obstacles that are harmful to them or fall into pits. Tiles containing rocks or other Pikmin can be used to keep a Pikmin from moving, if they're in the way of the direction being moved. Some rocks have a number on them signifying how many times they can be bumped into before disappearing. All five Pikmin types are present and Candypop Buds of every type can be found throughout to change the type of a single Pikmin per plant. A Pikmin that is the same type as the Candypop Bud will waste it. [[Fire]], [[electricity]], [[water]], and [[poison]] hazards will be encountered that Pikmin of the respective types can move over. Additionally, Bulborbs will occupy some tiles and will kill any Pikmin that touches them except Purples, which will kill the Bulborb – when they do, they do not move forward in that turn. Every Pikmin moves one square at a time except White Pikmin, which move two squares. Each level contains one of eleven treasures from the game (see below). When a Pikmin reaches the treasure, it disappears and the player no longer has to worry about it. The game is won when every Pikmin reaches the treasure and lost as soon as a Pikmin dies. At the end of a stage, a screen shows up with a larger image of the treasure, as well as a summary of the Pikmin in the stage. This game is played using yellow cards and the music is a remix of the [[Awakening Wood]] [[Music in Pikmin 2#Awakening Wood|theme]].


The treasures that can be found are:
The treasures that can be found are:
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*[[File:AquaticMine.png]] [[Aquatic Mine]]
*[[File:P2-e Aquatic Mine sprite.png]] [[Aquatic Mine]]
*[[File:ChocolateCushion.png]] [[Chocolate Cushion]]
*[[File:ChocolateCushion.png]] [[Chocolate Cushion]]
*[[File:ColossalFossil.png]] [[Colossal Fossil]]
*[[File:ColossalFossil.png]] [[Colossal Fossil]]
*[[File:DangerChime.png]] [[Danger Chime]]<ref>The Danger Chime present here is silver, as was the case with an [[Pikmin 2 prerelease information|early version]] of the game.</ref>
*[[File:DangerChime.png]] [[Danger Chime]]<ref group="note">The Danger Chime present here is silver, as was the case with an [[Pikmin 2 prerelease information|early version]] of the game.</ref>
*[[File:Heavy-dutyMagnetizer.png]] [[Heavy-duty Magnetizer]]
*[[File:e-Reader Heavy-duty Magnetizer Sprite.png]] [[Heavy-duty Magnetizer]]
*[[File:PinkMenace.png]] [[Pink Menace]]
*[[File:PinkMenace.png]] [[Pink Menace]]
*[[File:RubberUgly.png]] [[Rubber Ugly]]
*[[File:RubberUgly.png]] [[Rubber Ugly]]
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|Jap=クリボー
|JapR=Tekuteku
|JapM=Pikmin Parts
}}


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===Connecting Pikmin===
'''Japanese name:''' {{j|つなげて ピクミン|Tsunagete Pikumin}}


===Pikmin Path===
'''Objective:''' The player must move panels around to create a path for the Pikmin so that they can reach the [[Research Pod]].
'''Objective:''' The player must move panels around to create a path for the Pikmin so that they can reach the [[Research Pod]].


'''Controls:'''
'''Controls:'''
*D-Pad to move cursor
*'''D-Pad''' to move cursor
*A to select panel
*'''A''' to select panel
*B to cancel selection
*'''B''' to cancel selection
*Start to restart or quit
*'''Start''' to restart or quit
 
'''Overview:''' The player chooses two panels to switch places, so that the Pikmin can move over them without running into hazards or enemies. The chosen panels to switch cannot have a Pikmin, hazard, enemy, or the Research Pod on them. Once a panel has been moved once it cannot be moved again. Arrows next to Pikmin and enemies signify which direction they'll move next, and the shape of the panels determine which way they'll turn. Once the player performs a move, any Pikmin that can go to the pod right away will do so uninterrupted. Afterwards, the remaining Pikmin and Bulborbs move one space forward, while Yellow Wollywogs move two spaces (they even have two arrows to signify this). They will change direction if they reach a dead end. All five Pikmin types are present, as are [[fire]], [[electricity]], [[water]], and [[poison]] obstacles. Purple Pikmin kill any enemy they run into. The game is won when all Pikmin reach the Research Pod and lost once a Pikmin dies. This game is played using blue cards and the music is a remix of the [[Valley of Repose]] [[Music in Pikmin 2#Valley of Repose|theme]].
 
==List of Pikmin Puzzle Cards==
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed sortable"
|-
! colspan="9" | List of cards
|-
! rowspan="2" | #
! rowspan="2" | ID
! rowspan="2" | Name
! rowspan="2" | Front
! rowspan="2" | Back
! colspan="2" | Pack
! colspan="2" | Levels
|-
! Theme || Design || Game || Numbers
|-
| Olimar ||D001|| [[Captain Olimar]] || [[File:Olimar E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:e+ back Olimar.png|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || Plucking Pikmin || 01, 02, 03
|-
| Louie ||D003|| [[Louie]] || [[File:Louie E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:E+ back Louie.jpg|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || Connecting Pikmin || 01, 02, 03
|-
| President ||D002|| [[The President]] || [[File:The President E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:E+ back President.png|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || Marching Pikmin || 01, 02, 03
|-
| #00 ||A001|| [[Red Pikmin]] || [[File:Red Pikmin E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg|100px]] || Red || 1 - Pikmin || Plucking Pikmin || 01, 02, 03
|-
| #00 ||B001|| [[Yellow Pikmin]] || [[File:Y1.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png|100px]] || Yellow || 1 - Pikmin || Marching Pikmin || 01, 02, 03
|-
| #00 ||C001|| [[Blue Pikmin]] || [[File:Blue Pikmin E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 1 - Pikmin || Connecting Pikmin || 01, 02, 03
|-
| #01 ||A002|| [[Bulborb|Red Bulborb]] || [[File:Bulborb E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg|100px]] || Red || 1 - Pikmin || Plucking Pikmin || 04, 05, 06
|-
| #02 ||B002|| [[Hairy Bulborb]] || [[File:Y2.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png|100px]] || Yellow || 1 - Pikmin || Marching Pikmin || 04, 05, 06
|-
| #03 ||C002|| [[Orange Bulborb]] || [[File:Orange Bulborb E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 1 - Pikmin || Connecting Pikmin || 04, 05, 06
|-
| #04 ||A003|| [[Dwarf Bulborb|Dwarf Red Bulborb]] || [[File:Dwarf Red Bulborbs E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg|100px]] || Red || 1 - Pikmin || Plucking Pikmin || 07, 08, 09
|-
| #05 ||B003|| [[Snow Bulborb]] || [[File:Y3.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 1 - Pikmin || Marching Pikmin || 07, 08, 09
|-
| #06 ||C003|| [[Dwarf Orange Bulborb]] || [[File:Dwarf Orange Bulborb E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 1 - Pikmin || Connecting Pikmin || 07, 08, 09
|-
| #07 ||A009|| [[Spotty Bulbear]] || [[File:Spotty Bulbear E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg|100px]] || Red || 2 - Onion || Plucking Pikmin || 25, 26, 27
|-
| #08 ||A017|| [[Dwarf Bulbear]] || [[File:Dwarf Bulbears E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg|100px]] || Red || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Plucking Pikmin || 49, 50, 51
|-
| #09 ||B006|| [[Bulborb Larva]] || [[File:P2 Bulborb Larva E-Reader Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png|100px]] || Yellow || 2 - Onion ||Marching Pikmin || 16, 17, 18
|-
| #10 ||A019|| [[Fiery Bulblax]] || [[File:Fiery Bulblax E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg|100px]] || Red || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Plucking Pikmin || 55, 56, 57
|-
| #11 ||C008|| [[Water Dumple]] || [[File:Water Dumple E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 2 - Onion ||Connecting Pikmin || 22, 23, 24
|-
| #12 ||A013|| [[Bulbmin]] || [[File:Bulbmin E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg|100px]] || Red || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Plucking Pikmin || 37, 38, 39
|-
| #13 ||B019|| [[Emperor Bulblax]] || [[File:Y19.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Marching Pikmin || 55, 56, 57
|-
| #14 ||A020|| [[Empress Bulblax]] || [[File:e+ Red4 14.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg|100px]]  || Red || 4 - Candypop Bud || Plucking Pikmin || 58, 59, 60
|-
| #15 ||A004|| [[Fiery Blowhog]] || [[File:Fiery Blowhog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg|100px]] || Red || 1 - Pikmin ||Plucking Pikmin || 10, 11, 12
|-
| #16 ||C017|| [[Watery Blowhog]] || [[File:Watery Blowhog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Connecting Pikmin || 49, 50, 51
|-
| #17 ||B007|| [[Armored Cannon Beetle Larva]] || [[File:Y7.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png|100px]] || Yellow || 2 - Onion ||Marching Pikmin || 19, 20, 21
|-
| #18 ||A015|| [[Puffy Blowhog]] || [[File:Puffy Blowhog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg|100px]] || Red || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Plucking Pikmin || 43, 44, 45
|-
| #19 ||C018|| [[Withering Blowhog]] || [[File:Withering Blowhog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Connecting Pikmin || 52, 53, 54
|-
| #20 ||B015|| [[Gatling Groink]] || [[File:Y15.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Marching Pikmin || 43, 44, 45
|-
| #21 ||B012|| [[Anode Beetle]] || [[File:Y12.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Marching Pikmin || 34, 35, 36
|-
| #22 ||B009|| [[Iridescent Glint Beetle]] || [[File:Y9.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 2 - Onion ||Marching Pikmin || 25, 26, 27
|-
| #23 ||C019|| [[Doodlebug]] || [[File:Doodlebug E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Connecting Pikmin || 55, 56, 57
|-
| #24 ||H002|| [[Iridescent Flint Beetle]] || [[File:Iridescent Flint Beetle E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:e+ back Whitebud.jpg|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || All || 02
|-
| #25 ||C020|| [[Ranging Bloyster]] || [[File:Ranging Bloyster E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Connecting Pikmin || 58, 59, 60
|-
| #26 ||H003|| [[Toady Bloyster]] || [[File:Toady Bloyster E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:White ecard.JPG|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || All || 03
|-
| #27 ||A008|| [[Cloaking Burrow-nit]] || [[File:Cloaking Burrow-nit E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg|100px]] || Red || 2 - Onion ||Plucking Pikmin || 22, 23, 24
|-
| #28 ||B005|| [[Ravenous Whiskerpillar]] || [[File:Y5.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 1 - Pikmin ||Marching Pikmin || 13, 14, 15
|-
| #29 ||C012|| [[Segmented Crawbster]] || [[File:Segmented Crawbster E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Connecting Pikmin || 34, 35, 36
|-
| #30 ||B010|| [[Beady Long Legs]] || [[File:Y10.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 2 - Onion ||Marching Pikmin || 28, 29, 30
|-
| #31 ||B017|| [[Raging Long Legs]] || [[File:Y17.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Marching Pikmin || 49, 50, 51
|-
| #32 ||C010|| [[Man-at-Legs]] || [[File:Man-at-Legs E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 2 - Onion ||Connecting Pikmin || 28, 29, 30
|-
| #33 ||A006|| [[Mitite]] || [[File:Mitite E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg|100px]] || Red || 2 - Onion ||Plucking Pikmin || 16, 17, 18
|-
| #34 ||A007|| [[Hermit Crawmad]] || [[File:Hermit Crawmad E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg|100px]] || Red || 2 - Onion ||Plucking Pikmin || 19, 20, 21
|-
| #35 ||C009|| [[Swooping Snitchbug]] || [[File:Swooping Snitchbug E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 2 - Onion ||Connecting Pikmin || 25, 26, 27
|-
| #36 ||C015|| [[Bumbling Snitchbug]] || [[File:Bumbling Snitchbug E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Connecting Pikmin || 43, 44, 45
|-
| #37 ||B014|| [[Careening Dirigibug]] || [[File:Y14.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Marching Pikmin || 40, 41, 42
|-
| #38 ||B004|| [[Antenna Beetle]] || [[File:Y4.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 1 - Pikmin ||Marching Pikmin || 10, 11, 12
|-
| #39 ||C014|| [[Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat]] || [[File:Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Connecting Pikmin || 40, 41, 42
|-
| #40 ||A014|| [[Greater Spotted Jellyfloat]] || [[File:Greater Spotted Jellyfloat E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg|100px]] || Red || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Plucking Pikmin || 40, 41, 42
|-
| #41 ||H006|| Elemental [[Dweevil family|Dweevils]] || [[File:Dweevils E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Purple Flower Pikmin E-Card Rear.jpg|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || All || 03
|-
| #42 ||B013|| [[Volatile Dweevil]] || [[File:Y13.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Marching Pikmin || 37, 38, 39
|-
| #43 ||B020|| [[Titan Dweevil]] || [[File:Y20.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Marching Pikmin || 58, 59, 60
|-
| #44 ||C011|| [[Female Sheargrub]] || [[File:Female Sheargrub E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Connecting Pikmin || 31, 32, 33
|-
| #45 ||B011|| [[Male Sheargrub]] || [[File:Y11.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png|100px]] || Yellow || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Marching Pikmin || 31, 32, 33
|-
| #46<ref group="note" name="issue"></ref> ||A011|| [[Shearwig]] || [[File:Shearwig E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg|100px]] || Red || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Plucking Pikmin || 31, 32, 33
|-
| #47 ||C004|| [[Yellow Wollywog]] || [[File:Yellow Wollywog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 1 - Pikmin ||Connecting Pikmin || 10, 11, 12
|-
| #48 ||C005|| [[Wollywog]] || [[File:Wollywog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 1 - Pikmin ||Connecting Pikmin || 13, 14, 15
|-
| #49<ref group="note" name="issue"></ref> ||H005|| [[Wogpole]] || [[File:Wogpole E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:e+ back Purplebud.jpg|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || All || 02
|-
| #50 ||C006|| [[Burrowing Snagret]] || [[File:Burrowing Snagret E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 2 - Onion ||Connecting Pikmin || 16, 17, 18
|-
| #51 ||A012|| [[Pileated Snagret]] || [[File:Pileated Snagret E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg|100px]] || Red || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Plucking Pikmin || 34, 35, 36
|-
| #52 ||B018|| [[Honeywisp]] || [[File:Y18.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Marching Pikmin || 52, 53, 54
|-
| #53 ||A018|| [[Unmarked Spectralids]] || [[File:Unmarked Spectralids E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg|100px]] || Red || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Plucking Pikmin || 52, 53, 54
|-
| #54 ||H001|| Main [[Candypop Bud]]s || [[File:Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:e+ back Whiteleaf.jpg|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || All || 01
|-
| #55 ||P001|| [[Violet Candypop Bud]] || [[File:Promo1f.JPG|100px]] || [[File:e+ back VioletCandypop.jpg|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || All || 01
|-
| #56 ||P002|| [[Ivory Candypop Bud]] || [[File:Ivory Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:e+ back WhiteCandyPopBud.jpg|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || All || 02
|-
| #57<ref group="note" name="issue"></ref> ||H004|| [[Queen Candypop Bud]] || [[File:Queen Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:e+ back Purpleleaf.jpg|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || All || 01
|-
| #58 ||A010|| [[Creeping Chrysanthemum]] || [[File:Creeping Chrysanthemum E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg|100px]] || Red || 2 - Onion ||Plucking Pikmin || 28, 29, 30
|-
| #59 ||C007|| [[Skitter Leaf]] || [[File:Skitter Leaf E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 2 - Onion ||Connecting Pikmin || 19, 20, 21
|-
| #60 ||B016|| [[Breadbug]] || [[File:Y16.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png|100px]] || Yellow || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Marching Pikmin || 46, 47, 48
|-
| #61 ||C016|| [[Giant Breadbug]] || [[File:Giant Breadbug E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Connecting Pikmin || 46, 47, 48
|-
| #62 ||B008|| [[Mamuta]] || [[File:Y8.JPG|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg|100px]] || Yellow || 2 - Onion ||Marching Pikmin || 22, 23, 24
|-
| #63 ||A016|| [[Waterwraith]] || [[File:Waterwraith E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg|100px]] || Red || 4 - Candypop Bud ||Plucking Pikmin || 46, 47, 48
|-
| #64 ||C013|| [[Ujadani]] || [[File:Ujadani E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg|100px]] || Blue || 3 - Pellet Posy ||Connecting Pikmin || 37, 38, 39
|-
| #65 ||P003|| [[Pellet Posy]] || [[File:Pellet Posy E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:e+ back PelletPosy.jpg|100px]] || Promotional || N/A || All || 03
|-
| #66 ||A005|| [[Decorated Cannon Beetle]] ||  [[File:Decorated Cannon Beetle E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg|100px]] || Red || 1 - Pikmin ||Plucking Pikmin || 13, 14, 15
|}
 
<references group="note">
<ref name="issue">There are a few apparent [[Mistake|errors]] in this card set: some creatures are placed away from other related creatures, the Wogpole and Shearwig cards are both numbered as card #46, and there is no card #57. If the Shearwig card is correctly numbered as card #46, it would be placed next to the Male and Female Sheargrub cards, meeting the deck's thematic organization standard. To further meet this standard, the Wogpole would need to be card #49; the number which is currently assigned to the Queen Candypop Bud. The Queen Candypop Bud would then move to slot 57, allowing the set to be completely organized, with the Wogpole positioned by the other two Wollywog cards, and the Queen Candypop Bud by the other three Candypop Bud cards. As such, it is assumed that the true card numbers are #46 for the Shearwig, #49 for the Wogpole, and #57 for the Queen Candypop Bud.</ref>
</references>
 
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|-
! colspan="8" | List of packs
|-
! Pack || colspan="6" | Cards || Notes
|-
| [[File:E+ Card Front Side.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Olimar E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:The President E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Louie E-Card.jpg|100px]] || || || || These three cards were given with every Japanese copy of ''Pikmin 2''.
|-
| [[File:Red Pikmin E-Card Wrapper.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Red Pikmin E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Bulborb E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Dwarf Red Bulborbs E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Fiery Blowhog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Decorated Cannon Beetle E-Card.jpg|100px]] || || ひっこぬきピクミン １
|-
| [[File:Red Onion E-Card Wrapper.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Mitite E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Hermit Crawmad E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Cloaking Burrow-nit E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Spotty Bulbear E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Creeping Chrysanthemum E-Card.jpg|100px]] || || ひっこぬきピクミン　2
|-
| [[File:Red3.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Shearwig E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Pileated Snagret E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Bulbmin E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Greater Spotted Jellyfloat E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Puffy Blowhog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || || ひっこぬきピクミン　3
|-
| [[File:Red4.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Waterwraith E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Dwarf Bulbears E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Unmarked Spectralids E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Fiery Bulblax E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:E+ Red4 14.jpg|100px]] || || ひっこぬきピクミン　4
|-
| [[File:Y pack 2.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y1.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y2.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y3.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y4.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y5.JPG|100px]] || || てくてくピクミン　１
|-
| [[File:Y pack 1.JPG|100px]] || [[File:P2 Bulborb Larva E-Reader Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Y7.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y8.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y9.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y10.JPG|100px]] || || てくてくピクミン　2
|-
| [[File:Yellow3.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y11.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y12.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y13.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y14.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y15.JPG|100px]] || || てくてくピクミン　3
|-
| [[File:Yellow4.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y16.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y17.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y18.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y19.JPG|100px]] || [[File:Y20.JPG|100px]] || || てくてくピクミン　4
|-
| [[File:Blue Pikmin E-Card Wrapper.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Blue Pikmin E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Orange Bulborb E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Dwarf Orange Bulborb E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Yellow Wollywog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Wollywog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || || つなげてピクミン　１
|-
| [[File:Blue Onion E-Card Wrapper.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Burrowing Snagret E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Skitter Leaf E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Water Dumple E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Swooping Snitchbug E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Man-at-Legs E-Card.jpg|100px]] || || つなげてピクミン　2
|-
| [[File:Blue Pellet Posey E-Reader Pack.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Female Sheargrub E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Segmented Crawbster E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Ujadani E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Bumbling Snitchbug E-Card.jpg|100px]] || || つなげてピクミン　3
|-
| [[File:Lapis Lazuli Candypop Bud E-Reader Pack.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Giant Breadbug E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Watery Blowhog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Withering Blowhog E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Doodlebug E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Ranging Bloyster E-Card.jpg|100px]] || || つなげてピクミン　4
|-
| [[File:PikminClubFront.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Iridescent Flint Beetle E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Toady Bloyster E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Queen Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Wogpole E-Card.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Dweevils E-Card.jpg|100px]] || These 6 cards were given as a 80 point Club Nintendo reward in Japan.
|-
| [[File:Pikmin2 neosogi treasure Recovery Guide.jpg|100px]] || [[File:Promo1f.JPG|100px]] || || || || || || Given with purchases of the "Pikmin 2 Beginner's treasure Recovery Guide".
|-
| [[File:FamitsuVolume805.jpg|80px]] [[File:FamitsuCubeAdvance2004July.jpg|80px]] || [[File:Ivory Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg|100px]] || || || || || || Given away in the May 2004 volume 805 of the Famitsu magazine and Famitsu Cube + Advance 2004 July issue.
|-
| [[File:FamitsuVolume802.jpg|80px]] [[File:FamitsuCubeAdvance2004June.jpg|80px]] || [[File:Pellet Posy E-Card.jpg|100px]] || || || || || || Given away in the April 2004 volume 802 of the Famitsu magazine and Famitsu Cube + Advance 2004 June issue.
|-
|}


'''Overview:''' The player chooses two panels to switch places, so that the Pikmin can move over them without running into hazards or enemies. The chosen panels to switch cannot have a Pikmin, hazard, enemy, or the Research Pod on them. Once a panel has been moved once it cannot be moved again. Arrows next to Pikmin and enemies signify which direction they'll move next, and the shape of the panels determine which way they'll turn. If there's space, Pikmin and Bulborbs move one space after each panel switch, while Yellow Wollywogs move two spaces. They will change direction if they reach a dead end. All five Pikmin types are present, as are [[fire]], [[electricity]], [[water]], and [[poison]] hazards. Purple Pikmin kill any enemy they run into. The game is won when all Pikmin reach the Research Pod and lost once a Pikmin dies. This game is played using blue cards and the music is a remix of the [[Valley of Repose]] theme.
==Magazines with promotional cards==
{{foreignname
Three promotional cards were released with either a magazine issue or a guide book. The cards were packed inside of a paper sleeve.
|Jap=クリボー
 
|JapR=Tsunagete
{| class="wikitable"
|JapM=Pikmin Path
! colspan="2" | Treasure Recovery Guide || colspan="2" | Famitsu Weekly 802 || colspan="2" | Famitsu Weekly 805 || colspan="2" | Famitsu Cube June 2004 || colspan="2" | Famitsu Cube July 2004
}}
|-
| [[File:Pikmin2 neosogi treasure Recovery Guide.jpg|100px]] || [[File:AppendixTreasureGuide.jpg|100px]] || [[File:FamitsuVolume802.jpg|100px]] || [[File:AppendixFamitsu802.jpg|100px]] || [[File:FamitsuVolume805.jpg|100px]] || [[File:AppendixFamitsu805.jpg|100px]] || [[File:FamitsuCubeAdvance2004June.jpg|100px]] || [[File:AppendixFamitsuJune2004.jpg|100px]] || [[File:FamitsuCubeAdvance2004July.jpg|100px]] || [[File:AppendixFamitsuJuly2004.jpg|100px]]
|-
|}
 
==''Pikmin 2'' e+ Card Binder==
A binder was released with the Famitsu Cube + Advance magazine July 2004 issue as an appendix, and displays the Pikmin e+ card collection. There were enough card slots to hold the entire collection of Pikmin cards (72 in total).
<gallery>
P2 E-Card Binder Front.jpg|The front of the Pikmin e+ binder.
P2 E-Card Binder Back.jpg|The back of the Pikmin e+ binder.
PikminBinderOut.jpg | The outside of the Pikmin e+ binder.
PikminBinderIn.jpg | The inside of the Pikmin e+ binder with a card for scale.
FamitsuCubeAdvance2004July.jpg | Famitsu Cube + Advance July 2004 issue featuring the Pikmin e+ binder on the cover.
</gallery>
 
==Pikmin Puzzle Card instruction pamphlet==
An instruction pamphlet is located in every booster pack of the Pikmin Puzzle Cards, as well in every Japanese copy of ''Pikmin 2''. The pamphlet unfolds to explain how to use the e+ cards, and shows images of the other booster packs one can collect.
 
===Pamphlet 1===
The first instruction pamphlet comes with ''Pikmin 2'', as well as all Pikmin and Onion booster packs.
 
<gallery>
Puzzlecard instruction 1 front.jpg|Front.
Puzzlecard instruction 1 back.jpg|Back.
</gallery>
 
===Pamphlet 2===
The second instruction pamphlet is an updated version of the first, and is located in all Pellet Posy and Candypop Bud booster packs.
<gallery>
Puzzlecard instruction 2 front.jpg|Front.
Puzzlecard instruction 2 back.jpg|Back.
</gallery>
 
==Gameplay videos==
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==''Animal Crossing'' Pikmin pattern e-Reader card==
''[[nookipedia:Animal Crossing|Animal Crossing]]'' for the GameCube made maximum use of Game Boy Advance and e-Reader connectivity. The game features e-Reader card support in both North America and Japan. Among the several ''Animal Crossing'' e-Reader cards is one based off of ''Pikmin''. After plugging a Game Boy with an e-Reader attached into the GameCube, then navigating to the Able Sisters store on the GameCube game and selecting the e-Reader option when speaking to Mabel, the game will allow scanning the card and receiving the design in-game. This design can then be pasted on various objects, such as clothing, umbrellas, and as a wallpaper or flooring of the player's house. The design is a repeatable pattern of a Red Pikmin, a Yellow Pikmin, and a Blue Pikmin, as well as the leaf of a Pikmin.


==Gallery-(minigames)==
{{image}}
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Pikmin2E-reader01sm.jpg|An example of a pack of Pikmin e-Reader cards.
AnimalCrossing e-reader PikminPattern front.jpg|Front side of the e-Reader card.
File:E-Reader Screen1.png|A screenshot of the "Pikmin Plucking" game.
AnimalCrossing e-reader PikminPattern back.jpg|Back side of the e-Reader card.
File:E-Reader Screen2.png|A screenshot of the "Pikmin Parts" game.
File:E-Reader Screen3.png|A screenshot of the "Pikmin Path" game.
File:E-Reader Olimar.png|A sprite of [[Captain Olimar]] plucking a [[Red Pikmin]].
File:E-Reader Yellow.png|A sprite of a [[Yellow Pikmin]].
File:320px-Pikmin2Ereader.png|The e-Reader [[Menu#Bonuses|bonus menu]].
File:EReaderEnglish.png|The mini-game selection screen in English.
File:B1.JPG|Example of an e-card, the [[Blue Pikmin]].
</gallery>
</gallery>


==Gallery-(E-reader)==
==Gallery==
{{image}}
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Ereaderinaction.jpg
Y pack 2.JPG|A yellow series 1 pack.
Blue Pikmin E-Card.jpg|Example of an e-card, the [[Blue Pikmin]].
E-Reader Screen1.png|A screenshot of the "Plucking Pikmin" game.
E-Reader Screen2.png|A screenshot of the "Marching Pikmin" game.
E-Reader Screen3.png|A screenshot of the "Connecting Pikmin" game.
Pikmin Puzzle Cards Spritesheet - Plucking Pikmin.png|Spritesheet for the "Plucking Pikmin" game.
Pikmin Puzzle Cards Spritesheet - Marching Pikmin.png|Spritesheet for the "Marching Pikmin" game.
Pikmin Puzzle Cards Spritesheet - Connecting Pikmin.png|Spritesheet for the "Connecting Pikmin" game.
Pikmin2Ereader.png|The Japanese e-Reader [[bonuses menu]].
EReaderEnglish.png|The mini-game selection screen in English.
PikminClubFront.jpg|Front side of the Club Nintendo e+ card pack.
PikminClubBack.jpg|Back side; the manual has a Club Nintendo logo.
E+ Card Pack Back.jpg|Back side of the e+ card pack that came with every Japanese copy of ''Pikmin 2''.
PikminECardBox.jpg|A sealed booster box containing series 1 & 2 packs.
PikminECardBox1.png|A booster box containing series 3 & 4 packs.
PikminECardBox2.png|Each box came with 40 packs.
</gallery>
</gallery>


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The sprites shown in these mini-games are some of the only official ''Pikmin'' sprites created by Nintendo to be used. The only other sprites are found [[Pikmin in other video games|outside of ''Pikmin'' games]], in the ''Pikmin'' microgame in ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: D.I.Y.|WarioWare: D.I.Y.]]'' and the [[Unused content|unused]] sprites found in ''[[mariowiki:Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''.
*The sprites shown in these mini-games are the only official ''Pikmin'' sprites to be in a ''Pikmin'' game. All other sprites of the ''Pikmin'' series are included inside [[Pikmin in other video games|games from other franchises]].
*In ''[[Pikmin 4]]'', [[Alpin]] mentions being the founder of a telecom company called [[e-Leader]].


==See also==
==See also==
*[[Game Boy Advance]]
*[[:Category:E-cards]]
*[[:Category:E-cards]]


[[Category:Consoles]]
[[Category:Consoles]]

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A Nintendo e-Reader.
An e-Reader.

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The Nintendo e-Reader, or Nintendo e+ in Japan, is a Game Boy Advance, Game Boy SP, and Nintendo DS add-on device that reads a special strip on e-Reader cards via an LED scanner. It can connect to the GameCube via a Game Boy Advance to Nintendo GameCube Link Cable. The purpose of the cards is to unlock mini-games, items, levels or functions for games on the GBA, or as games in and of themselves.

There are multiple available packs of Pikmin e+ cards, released only in Japan after the release of Pikmin 2, called Pikmin Puzzle Cards (for) e+ (ピクミンパズルカードe+?, lit.: "Pikmin Puzzle Cards-e"). Each card contains a number of simple Pikmin-based mini-games, which can be played by connecting the e+ to a Game Boy Advance or Game Boy Player connected to a GameCube in which the Pikmin 2 disk is placed. Due to region locking, running these mini-games require that the GameCube, e+, and copy of Pikmin 2 to be the Japanese versions. The Game Boy Advance and Game Boy-to-GameCube connector can be from any region.

The cards come in packs with red, yellow, and blue themes. Each theme has four packs numbered 1-4, with the designs being Pikmin, Onions, Pellet Posies and Candypop Buds in respective order. Individual cards depict enemies, Pikmin or leaders. Every pack contains 5 cards, totaling to 60 cards plus 12 promotional cards. Each card contains three levels of one of three mini-games except the promotional cards which vary from one to three bonus levels. Connecting to Pikmin 2 brings up a screen showing several leaf Pikmin of the respective card color, each one representing a level. Cards can then be scanned to make some levels playable. The Pikmin grows a flower when the level is beat. The game remembers the player's progress, thus the goal is to get a flower on every level, similar to the Pikmin 2 Challenge Mode.

Pikmin Puzzle Card mini-games[edit]

High-resolution logo of the Pikmin Puzzle Card e+ (ピクミンパズルカードe+?) card packs, cropped from a scan of an instruction pamphlet by CreativeSushi.
The logo for the card packs.

Plucking Pikmin[edit]

Japanese name: ひっこぬき ピクミン?

Objective: The player must control Olimar or Louie to pluck every Pikmin from the ground.

Controls:

  • D-Pad to move
  • A to pluck
  • B to cancel pluck
  • Hold B and use D-Pad to change direction
  • Start to restart or quit

Overview: The player moves around a grid of tiles and must face the tile containing the Pikmin they want in order to pluck it. Red and Blue Pikmin will land on the tile directly behind the player while Yellows will land two tiles behind them. Some tiles contain fire, electricity, and water obstacles that only Pikmin of the respective type can land on. Some electrical obstacles will form a harmful current in the tiles between them, which can be disabled by having a Yellow Pikmin land on one of the obstacles. No Pikmin can land on rock tiles or outside the edge of the map. The player cannot move past rocks, plucked Pikmin, or obstacles (except water) thus they must find the best order to pluck the Pikmin in without getting stuck. The player is prevented from plucking a Pikmin if a rock or edge is in the way, but not if there's an obstacle harmful to the Pikmin they are plucking, which will result in a death. The game is won once all Pikmin are unearthed and lost when a Pikmin dies or no moves are left. This game is played using red cards and the music is a remix of the Pikmin 2 Challenge Mode menu theme.

Marching Pikmin[edit]

Japanese name: てくてく ピクミン?

Objective: The player must control multiple Pikmin moving in the same direction to get them all to the treasure.

Controls:

  • D-Pad to move
  • Hold A or B and use D-Pad to look around
  • Start to restart, look around, or quit

Overview: The player moves multiple Pikmin, usually of different types, around a grid of tiles. All Pikmin are controlled by the same input, thus the player must be careful to move them without having any touch obstacles that are harmful to them or fall into pits. Tiles containing rocks or other Pikmin can be used to keep a Pikmin from moving, if they're in the way of the direction being moved. Some rocks have a number on them signifying how many times they can be bumped into before disappearing. All five Pikmin types are present and Candypop Buds of every type can be found throughout to change the type of a single Pikmin per plant. A Pikmin that is the same type as the Candypop Bud will waste it. Fire, electricity, water, and poison hazards will be encountered that Pikmin of the respective types can move over. Additionally, Bulborbs will occupy some tiles and will kill any Pikmin that touches them except Purples, which will kill the Bulborb – when they do, they do not move forward in that turn. Every Pikmin moves one square at a time except White Pikmin, which move two squares. Each level contains one of eleven treasures from the game (see below). When a Pikmin reaches the treasure, it disappears and the player no longer has to worry about it. The game is won when every Pikmin reaches the treasure and lost as soon as a Pikmin dies. At the end of a stage, a screen shows up with a larger image of the treasure, as well as a summary of the Pikmin in the stage. This game is played using yellow cards and the music is a remix of the Awakening Wood theme.

The treasures that can be found are:

  1. ^ The Danger Chime present here is silver, as was the case with an early version of the game.

Connecting Pikmin[edit]

Japanese name: つなげて ピクミン?

Objective: The player must move panels around to create a path for the Pikmin so that they can reach the Research Pod.

Controls:

  • D-Pad to move cursor
  • A to select panel
  • B to cancel selection
  • Start to restart or quit

Overview: The player chooses two panels to switch places, so that the Pikmin can move over them without running into hazards or enemies. The chosen panels to switch cannot have a Pikmin, hazard, enemy, or the Research Pod on them. Once a panel has been moved once it cannot be moved again. Arrows next to Pikmin and enemies signify which direction they'll move next, and the shape of the panels determine which way they'll turn. Once the player performs a move, any Pikmin that can go to the pod right away will do so uninterrupted. Afterwards, the remaining Pikmin and Bulborbs move one space forward, while Yellow Wollywogs move two spaces (they even have two arrows to signify this). They will change direction if they reach a dead end. All five Pikmin types are present, as are fire, electricity, water, and poison obstacles. Purple Pikmin kill any enemy they run into. The game is won when all Pikmin reach the Research Pod and lost once a Pikmin dies. This game is played using blue cards and the music is a remix of the Valley of Repose theme.

List of Pikmin Puzzle Cards[edit]

List of cards
# ID Name Front Back Pack Levels
Theme Design Game Numbers
Olimar D001 Captain Olimar Olimar E-Card.jpg E+ back Olimar.png Promotional N/A Plucking Pikmin 01, 02, 03
Louie D003 Louie Louie E-Card.jpg E+ back Louie.jpg Promotional N/A Connecting Pikmin 01, 02, 03
President D002 The President The President E-Card.jpg E+ back President.png Promotional N/A Marching Pikmin 01, 02, 03
#00 A001 Red Pikmin Red Pikmin E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg Red 1 - Pikmin Plucking Pikmin 01, 02, 03
#00 B001 Yellow Pikmin Y1.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png Yellow 1 - Pikmin Marching Pikmin 01, 02, 03
#00 C001 Blue Pikmin Blue Pikmin E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg Blue 1 - Pikmin Connecting Pikmin 01, 02, 03
#01 A002 Red Bulborb Bulborb E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg Red 1 - Pikmin Plucking Pikmin 04, 05, 06
#02 B002 Hairy Bulborb Y2.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png Yellow 1 - Pikmin Marching Pikmin 04, 05, 06
#03 C002 Orange Bulborb Orange Bulborb E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg Blue 1 - Pikmin Connecting Pikmin 04, 05, 06
#04 A003 Dwarf Red Bulborb Dwarf Red Bulborbs E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg Red 1 - Pikmin Plucking Pikmin 07, 08, 09
#05 B003 Snow Bulborb Y3.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg Yellow 1 - Pikmin Marching Pikmin 07, 08, 09
#06 C003 Dwarf Orange Bulborb Dwarf Orange Bulborb E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg Blue 1 - Pikmin Connecting Pikmin 07, 08, 09
#07 A009 Spotty Bulbear Spotty Bulbear E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg Red 2 - Onion Plucking Pikmin 25, 26, 27
#08 A017 Dwarf Bulbear Dwarf Bulbears E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg Red 4 - Candypop Bud Plucking Pikmin 49, 50, 51
#09 B006 Bulborb Larva P2 Bulborb Larva E-Reader Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png Yellow 2 - Onion Marching Pikmin 16, 17, 18
#10 A019 Fiery Bulblax Fiery Bulblax E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg Red 4 - Candypop Bud Plucking Pikmin 55, 56, 57
#11 C008 Water Dumple Water Dumple E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg Blue 2 - Onion Connecting Pikmin 22, 23, 24
#12 A013 Bulbmin Bulbmin E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg Red 3 - Pellet Posy Plucking Pikmin 37, 38, 39
#13 B019 Emperor Bulblax Y19.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg Yellow 4 - Candypop Bud Marching Pikmin 55, 56, 57
#14 A020 Empress Bulblax E+ Red4 14.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg Red 4 - Candypop Bud Plucking Pikmin 58, 59, 60
#15 A004 Fiery Blowhog Fiery Blowhog E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg Red 1 - Pikmin Plucking Pikmin 10, 11, 12
#16 C017 Watery Blowhog Watery Blowhog E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg Blue 4 - Candypop Bud Connecting Pikmin 49, 50, 51
#17 B007 Armored Cannon Beetle Larva Y7.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png Yellow 2 - Onion Marching Pikmin 19, 20, 21
#18 A015 Puffy Blowhog Puffy Blowhog E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg Red 3 - Pellet Posy Plucking Pikmin 43, 44, 45
#19 C018 Withering Blowhog Withering Blowhog E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg Blue 4 - Candypop Bud Connecting Pikmin 52, 53, 54
#20 B015 Gatling Groink Y15.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg Yellow 3 - Pellet Posy Marching Pikmin 43, 44, 45
#21 B012 Anode Beetle Y12.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg Yellow 3 - Pellet Posy Marching Pikmin 34, 35, 36
#22 B009 Iridescent Glint Beetle Y9.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg Yellow 2 - Onion Marching Pikmin 25, 26, 27
#23 C019 Doodlebug Doodlebug E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg Blue 4 - Candypop Bud Connecting Pikmin 55, 56, 57
#24 H002 Iridescent Flint Beetle Iridescent Flint Beetle E-Card.jpg Back of a bud White Pikmin e-card. Promotional N/A All 02
#25 C020 Ranging Bloyster Ranging Bloyster E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg Blue 4 - Candypop Bud Connecting Pikmin 58, 59, 60
#26 H003 Toady Bloyster Toady Bloyster E-Card.jpg White ecard.JPG Promotional N/A All 03
#27 A008 Cloaking Burrow-nit Cloaking Burrow-nit E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg Red 2 - Onion Plucking Pikmin 22, 23, 24
#28 B005 Ravenous Whiskerpillar Y5.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg Yellow 1 - Pikmin Marching Pikmin 13, 14, 15
#29 C012 Segmented Crawbster Segmented Crawbster E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg Blue 3 - Pellet Posy Connecting Pikmin 34, 35, 36
#30 B010 Beady Long Legs Y10.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg Yellow 2 - Onion Marching Pikmin 28, 29, 30
#31 B017 Raging Long Legs Y17.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg Yellow 4 - Candypop Bud Marching Pikmin 49, 50, 51
#32 C010 Man-at-Legs Man-at-Legs E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg Blue 2 - Onion Connecting Pikmin 28, 29, 30
#33 A006 Mitite Mitite E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg Red 2 - Onion Plucking Pikmin 16, 17, 18
#34 A007 Hermit Crawmad Hermit Crawmad E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg Red 2 - Onion Plucking Pikmin 19, 20, 21
#35 C009 Swooping Snitchbug Swooping Snitchbug E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg Blue 2 - Onion Connecting Pikmin 25, 26, 27
#36 C015 Bumbling Snitchbug Bumbling Snitchbug E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg Blue 3 - Pellet Posy Connecting Pikmin 43, 44, 45
#37 B014 Careening Dirigibug Y14.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg Yellow 3 - Pellet Posy Marching Pikmin 40, 41, 42
#38 B004 Antenna Beetle Y4.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg Yellow 1 - Pikmin Marching Pikmin 10, 11, 12
#39 C014 Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg Blue 3 - Pellet Posy Connecting Pikmin 40, 41, 42
#40 A014 Greater Spotted Jellyfloat Greater Spotted Jellyfloat E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg Red 3 - Pellet Posy Plucking Pikmin 40, 41, 42
#41 H006 Elemental Dweevils Dweevils E-Card.jpg Purple Flower Pikmin E-Card Rear.jpg Promotional N/A All 03
#42 B013 Volatile Dweevil Y13.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg Yellow 3 - Pellet Posy Marching Pikmin 37, 38, 39
#43 B020 Titan Dweevil Y20.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowflower.jpg Yellow 4 - Candypop Bud Marching Pikmin 58, 59, 60
#44 C011 Female Sheargrub Female Sheargrub E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg Blue 3 - Pellet Posy Connecting Pikmin 31, 32, 33
#45 B011 Male Sheargrub Y11.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png Yellow 3 - Pellet Posy Marching Pikmin 31, 32, 33
#46[note 1] A011 Shearwig Shearwig E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg Red 3 - Pellet Posy Plucking Pikmin 31, 32, 33
#47 C004 Yellow Wollywog Yellow Wollywog E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg Blue 1 - Pikmin Connecting Pikmin 10, 11, 12
#48 C005 Wollywog Wollywog E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueflower.jpg Blue 1 - Pikmin Connecting Pikmin 13, 14, 15
#49[note 1] H005 Wogpole Wogpole E-Card.jpg Back of a bud Purple Pikmin e-card. Promotional N/A All 02
#50 C006 Burrowing Snagret Burrowing Snagret E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg Blue 2 - Onion Connecting Pikmin 16, 17, 18
#51 A012 Pileated Snagret Pileated Snagret E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg Red 3 - Pellet Posy Plucking Pikmin 34, 35, 36
#52 B018 Honeywisp Y18.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg Yellow 4 - Candypop Bud Marching Pikmin 52, 53, 54
#53 A018 Unmarked Spectralids Unmarked Spectralids E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redbud.jpg Red 4 - Candypop Bud Plucking Pikmin 52, 53, 54
#54 H001 Main Candypop Buds Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg Back of a leaf White Pikmin e-card. Promotional N/A All 01
#55 P001 Violet Candypop Bud Promo1f.JPG The back of the Promo Violet Candypop Bud e+ card. Promotional N/A All 01
#56 P002 Ivory Candypop Bud Ivory Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg E+ back WhiteCandyPopBud.jpg Promotional N/A All 02
#57[note 1] H004 Queen Candypop Bud Queen Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg Back of a leaf Purple Pikmin e-card. Promotional N/A All 01
#58 A010 Creeping Chrysanthemum Creeping Chrysanthemum E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg Red 2 - Onion Plucking Pikmin 28, 29, 30
#59 C007 Skitter Leaf Skitter Leaf E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg Blue 2 - Onion Connecting Pikmin 19, 20, 21
#60 B016 Breadbug Y16.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowleaf.png Yellow 4 - Candypop Bud Marching Pikmin 46, 47, 48
#61 C016 Giant Breadbug Giant Breadbug E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Blueleaf.jpg Blue 4 - Candypop Bud Connecting Pikmin 46, 47, 48
#62 B008 Mamuta Y8.JPG PuzzleCarde+ back Yellowbud.jpg Yellow 2 - Onion Marching Pikmin 22, 23, 24
#63 A016 Waterwraith Waterwraith E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redleaf.jpg Red 4 - Candypop Bud Plucking Pikmin 46, 47, 48
#64 C013 Ujadani Ujadani E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Bluebud.jpg Blue 3 - Pellet Posy Connecting Pikmin 37, 38, 39
#65 P003 Pellet Posy Pellet Posy E-Card.jpg E+ back PelletPosy.jpg Promotional N/A All 03
#66 A005 Decorated Cannon Beetle Decorated Cannon Beetle E-Card.jpg PuzzleCarde+ back Redflower.jpg Red 1 - Pikmin Plucking Pikmin 13, 14, 15
  1. ^ a b c There are a few apparent errors in this card set: some creatures are placed away from other related creatures, the Wogpole and Shearwig cards are both numbered as card #46, and there is no card #57. If the Shearwig card is correctly numbered as card #46, it would be placed next to the Male and Female Sheargrub cards, meeting the deck's thematic organization standard. To further meet this standard, the Wogpole would need to be card #49; the number which is currently assigned to the Queen Candypop Bud. The Queen Candypop Bud would then move to slot 57, allowing the set to be completely organized, with the Wogpole positioned by the other two Wollywog cards, and the Queen Candypop Bud by the other three Candypop Bud cards. As such, it is assumed that the true card numbers are #46 for the Shearwig, #49 for the Wogpole, and #57 for the Queen Candypop Bud.
List of packs
Pack Cards Notes
The front side of the e+ Card pack. Olimar E-Card.jpg The President E-Card.jpg Louie E-Card.jpg These three cards were given with every Japanese copy of Pikmin 2.
Red Pikmin E-Card Wrapper.jpg Red Pikmin E-Card.jpg Bulborb E-Card.jpg Dwarf Red Bulborbs E-Card.jpg Fiery Blowhog E-Card.jpg Decorated Cannon Beetle E-Card.jpg ひっこぬきピクミン １
Red Onion E-Card Wrapper.jpg Mitite E-Card.jpg Hermit Crawmad E-Card.jpg Cloaking Burrow-nit E-Card.jpg Spotty Bulbear E-Card.jpg Creeping Chrysanthemum E-Card.jpg ひっこぬきピクミン　2
Red3.JPG Shearwig E-Card.jpg Pileated Snagret E-Card.jpg Bulbmin E-Card.jpg Greater Spotted Jellyfloat E-Card.jpg Puffy Blowhog E-Card.jpg ひっこぬきピクミン　3
Red4.JPG Waterwraith E-Card.jpg Dwarf Bulbears E-Card.jpg Unmarked Spectralids E-Card.jpg Fiery Bulblax E-Card.jpg E+ Red4 14.jpg ひっこぬきピクミン　4
Y pack 2.JPG Y1.JPG Y2.JPG Y3.JPG Y4.JPG Y5.JPG てくてくピクミン　１
Y pack 1.JPG P2 Bulborb Larva E-Reader Card.jpg Y7.JPG Y8.JPG Y9.JPG Y10.JPG てくてくピクミン　2
Yellow3.JPG Y11.JPG Y12.JPG Y13.JPG Y14.JPG Y15.JPG てくてくピクミン　3
Yellow4.JPG Y16.JPG Y17.JPG Y18.JPG Y19.JPG Y20.JPG てくてくピクミン　4
Blue Pikmin E-Card Wrapper.jpg Blue Pikmin E-Card.jpg Orange Bulborb E-Card.jpg Dwarf Orange Bulborb E-Card.jpg Yellow Wollywog E-Card.jpg Wollywog E-Card.jpg つなげてピクミン　１
Blue Onion E-Card Wrapper.jpg Burrowing Snagret E-Card.jpg Skitter Leaf E-Card.jpg Water Dumple E-Card.jpg Swooping Snitchbug E-Card.jpg Man-at-Legs E-Card.jpg つなげてピクミン　2
Blue Pellet Posey E-Reader Pack.jpg Female Sheargrub E-Card.jpg Segmented Crawbster E-Card.jpg Ujadani E-Card.jpg Lesser Spotted Jellyfloat E-Card.jpg Bumbling Snitchbug E-Card.jpg つなげてピクミン　3
Lapis Lazuli Candypop Bud E-Reader Pack.jpg Giant Breadbug E-Card.jpg Watery Blowhog E-Card.jpg Withering Blowhog E-Card.jpg Doodlebug E-Card.jpg Ranging Bloyster E-Card.jpg つなげてピクミン　4
Sealed club Nintendo set of e+ cards. Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg Iridescent Flint Beetle E-Card.jpg Toady Bloyster E-Card.jpg Queen Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg Wogpole E-Card.jpg Dweevils E-Card.jpg These 6 cards were given as a 80 point Club Nintendo reward in Japan.
The Pikmin 2 Beginner's Treasure Recovery Guide released by Famistu. Promo1f.JPG Given with purchases of the "Pikmin 2 Beginner's treasure Recovery Guide".
The 805th volume of the Japanese magazine Famitsu, released in May of 2004. It featured information about Pikmin 2, and was the only way to obtain card 56 in the Pikmin Puzzle e+ card series. Famitsu Cube + Advance 2004 July issue. Featured the Pikmin e+ card #56 and the binder on the cover. Ivory Candypop Bud E-Card.jpg Given away in the May 2004 volume 805 of the Famitsu magazine and Famitsu Cube + Advance 2004 July issue.
The 802nd volume of the Japanese magazine Famitsu, released in April of 2004. It featured information about Pikmin 2, and was the only way to obtain card 65 in the Pikmin Puzzle e+ card series. Famitsu Cube + Advance 2004 June issue. Featured the Pikmin e+ card #65 on the cover Pellet Posy E-Card.jpg Given away in the April 2004 volume 802 of the Famitsu magazine and Famitsu Cube + Advance 2004 June issue.

Magazines with promotional cards[edit]

Three promotional cards were released with either a magazine issue or a guide book. The cards were packed inside of a paper sleeve.

Treasure Recovery Guide Famitsu Weekly 802 Famitsu Weekly 805 Famitsu Cube June 2004 Famitsu Cube July 2004
The Pikmin 2 Beginner's Treasure Recovery Guide released by Famistu. Example of appendix in Treasure Recovery Guide including card. The 802nd volume of the Japanese magazine Famitsu, released in April of 2004. It featured information about Pikmin 2, and was the only way to obtain card 65 in the Pikmin Puzzle e+ card series. Example of appendix in Famitsu magazine including card. The 805th volume of the Japanese magazine Famitsu, released in May of 2004. It featured information about Pikmin 2, and was the only way to obtain card 56 in the Pikmin Puzzle e+ card series. Example of appendix in Famitsu magazine including card. Famitsu Cube + Advance 2004 June issue. Featured the Pikmin e+ card #65 on the cover Example of appendix in Famitsu Cube magazine including card. Famitsu Cube + Advance 2004 July issue. Featured the Pikmin e+ card #56 and the binder on the cover. Example of appendix in Famitsu Cube magazine including card.

Pikmin 2 e+ Card Binder[edit]

A binder was released with the Famitsu Cube + Advance magazine July 2004 issue as an appendix, and displays the Pikmin e+ card collection. There were enough card slots to hold the entire collection of Pikmin cards (72 in total).

  • The front of the Pikmin e+ binder.

    The front of the Pikmin e+ binder.

  • The back of the Pikmin e+ binder.

    The back of the Pikmin e+ binder.

  • The outside of the Pikmin e+ binder.

    The outside of the Pikmin e+ binder.

  • The inside of the Pikmin e+ binder with a card for scale.

    The inside of the Pikmin e+ binder with a card for scale.

  • Famitsu Cube + Advance July 2004 issue featuring the Pikmin e+ binder on the cover.

    Famitsu Cube + Advance July 2004 issue featuring the Pikmin e+ binder on the cover.

Pikmin Puzzle Card instruction pamphlet[edit]

An instruction pamphlet is located in every booster pack of the Pikmin Puzzle Cards, as well in every Japanese copy of Pikmin 2. The pamphlet unfolds to explain how to use the e+ cards, and shows images of the other booster packs one can collect.

Pamphlet 1[edit]

The first instruction pamphlet comes with Pikmin 2, as well as all Pikmin and Onion booster packs.

  • Front.

    Front.

  • Back.

    Back.

Pamphlet 2[edit]

The second instruction pamphlet is an updated version of the first, and is located in all Pellet Posy and Candypop Bud booster packs.

  • Front.

    Front.

  • Back.

    Back.

Gameplay videos[edit]

Animal Crossing Pikmin pattern e-Reader card[edit]

Animal Crossing for the GameCube made maximum use of Game Boy Advance and e-Reader connectivity. The game features e-Reader card support in both North America and Japan. Among the several Animal Crossing e-Reader cards is one based off of Pikmin. After plugging a Game Boy with an e-Reader attached into the GameCube, then navigating to the Able Sisters store on the GameCube game and selecting the e-Reader option when speaking to Mabel, the game will allow scanning the card and receiving the design in-game. This design can then be pasted on various objects, such as clothing, umbrellas, and as a wallpaper or flooring of the player's house. The design is a repeatable pattern of a Red Pikmin, a Yellow Pikmin, and a Blue Pikmin, as well as the leaf of a Pikmin.

  • Front side of the e-Reader card.

    Front side of the e-Reader card.

  • Back side of the e-Reader card.

    Back side of the e-Reader card.

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  • A yellow series 1 pack.

    A yellow series 1 pack.

  • Example of an e-card, the Blue Pikmin.

    Example of an e-card, the Blue Pikmin.

  • A screenshot of the "Plucking Pikmin" game.

    A screenshot of the "Plucking Pikmin" game.

  • A screenshot of the "Marching Pikmin" game.

    A screenshot of the "Marching Pikmin" game.

  • A screenshot of the "Connecting Pikmin" game.

    A screenshot of the "Connecting Pikmin" game.

  • Spritesheet for the "Plucking Pikmin" game.

    Spritesheet for the "Plucking Pikmin" game.

  • Spritesheet for the "Marching Pikmin" game.

    Spritesheet for the "Marching Pikmin" game.

  • Spritesheet for the "Connecting Pikmin" game.

    Spritesheet for the "Connecting Pikmin" game.

  • The Japanese e-Reader bonuses menu.

    The Japanese e-Reader bonuses menu.

  • The mini-game selection screen in English.

    The mini-game selection screen in English.

  • Front side of the Club Nintendo e+ card pack.

    Front side of the Club Nintendo e+ card pack.

  • Back side; the manual has a Club Nintendo logo.

    Back side; the manual has a Club Nintendo logo.

  • Back side of the e+ card pack that came with every Japanese copy of Pikmin 2.

    Back side of the e+ card pack that came with every Japanese copy of Pikmin 2.

  • A sealed booster box containing series 1 & 2 packs.

    A sealed booster box containing series 1 & 2 packs.

  • A booster box containing series 3 & 4 packs.

    A booster box containing series 3 & 4 packs.

  • Each box came with 40 packs.

    Each box came with 40 packs.

Trivia[edit]

  • The sprites shown in these mini-games are the only official Pikmin sprites to be in a Pikmin game. All other sprites of the Pikmin series are included inside games from other franchises.
  • In Pikmin 4, Alpin mentions being the founder of a telecom company called e-Leader.

See also[edit]

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