|
|
| (143 intermediate revisions by 39 users not shown) |
| Line 1: |
Line 1: |
| {{game icons|p=y|p2=y|p3=y|hp=y}} | | {{game icons|p=y|p2=y|p3=y|p4=y|hp=y}} |
| [[File:Destroyingwall.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A simple white gate in [[The Forest of Hope]].]] | | [[File:P3DX Promo Screenshot 5.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[Winged Pikmin]] lifting up a [[bamboo gate]] in {{p3}}.]] |
| {{stub|Add locations (see [[Talk:Gate#Locations|the talk page]]), and ''Hey! Pikmin'' info.}} | | '''Gates''' (also called '''walls''') are [[obstacle]]s in all [[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' games]] that block paths to other sections of an [[area]]. There are several different types of gate in each game, which require different methods to overcome. They serve to either make the player wait before being able to access part of an area (encouraging multitasking), to prevent access to part of an area before unlocking a certain Pikmin type, or to force the player to consider strategy and Pikmin management as they explore an area. |
| '''Gates''' (also called '''walls''') are obstacles in all [[Pikmin series|''Pikmin'' games]] that block paths to other areas. They are found in a number of different forms, which require different strategies to overcome. In general, they can be destroyed by [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]]: a [[leader]] just needs to order them to work on the structure. As time passes, a gate that is being destroyed becomes weaker in distinct stages, before finally being taken down with the standard "task complete" sound effect. The length of time it takes to demolish a gate depends on its type, and the number and types of Pikmin working on it. Some gates require specific Pikmin types to overcome. | |
| | |
| In ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'', gates have three stages, and when passing from one to the next, they sink lower to the ground. ''Pikmin 3'' eschews this for a more realistic look, where the gates show visible damage.
| |
|
| |
|
| ==Bramble gate== | | ==Bramble gate== |
| {{todo|Research the relationship between color and HP values better.}} | | [[File:Destroyingwall.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A white bramble gate in [[The Forest of Hope]].]] |
| '''Bramble gates''' are the most basic type of gate in ''Pikmin'' and ''Pikmin 2'', being replaced with [[#Dirt wall|dirt walls]] for the third game. Any Pikmin type can damage a bramble gate. There are two types of these gates: white and black. Black gates are harder to break down than white ones. These can also be found with [[gas pipe]]s within, requiring [[White Pikmin]] to take them down. | | {{main|Bramble gate}} |
| | '''Bramble gates''' are the most basic type of gate in {{p1}} and {{p2}}. Any Pikmin type can damage a bramble gate. They come in white and black colors, with black gates having more health than white gates. Some bramble gates in ''Pikmin 2'' have [[poison emitter]]s inside them and can only be destroyed by [[White Pikmin]] as a result. |
|
| |
|
| In ''Pikmin'', white gates can also be destroyed with two [[bomb rock]]s, and black gates require four. The exact health values are not very rigid, however – the gate that encloses the [[Emperor Bulblax]]'s arena on [[The Final Trial]] is surprisingly frail. In ''Pikmin 2'', normal gates above ground have between 10000 and 43000 hit points. They tend in general to be much sturdier than the [[Randomness|random]]ly generated ones in [[cave]]s (100 - 12800) and [[Challenge Mode (Pikmin 2)|Challenge Mode]] levels (1 - 4000). For comparison, a [[Red Bulborb]] has 750 hit points.
| | {{clear}} |
| | |
| <gallery>
| |
| Gate.png|A standard white bramble gate.
| |
| Black Bramble Gate.png|A regular black bramble gate.
| |
| WhiteGatePoision.png|A poisonous white bramble gate.
| |
| Poison Gate.png|A black poison gate in the [[Wistful Wild]].
| |
| </gallery>
| |
| | |
| ===Locations===
| |
| ;''Pikmin'':
| |
| *[[The Impact Site]]: There is a white gate to the southwest in the area with [[Pearly Clamclamp]]s.
| |
| *[[The Forest of Hope]]: There is one white gate right in the base, another white in the easternmost part of the main area with [[Red Bulborb]]s, a black one in front of the area with the [[Nova Blaster]], a white gate to the left of the previously mentioned black gate, and finally, a black gate in front of the arena with the [[Armored Cannon Beetle]].
| |
| *[[The Forest Navel]]: A white gate is found directly next to the base, and must be broken down to allow the [[Number 1 Ionium Jet]] to be delivered to the ship. A black gate is located at the beginning of the pathway leading towards the [[Libra]] and [[Analog Computer]].
| |
| *[[The Distant Spring]]: A white gate is found blocking off access to the [[Zirconium Rotor]], and a black gate is directly opposite to it, leading into the area where the [[Pilot's Seat]] is found.
| |
| *[[The Final Trial]]: Two white gates are located around the perimeter of the [[Emperor Bulblax]] arena.
| |
| | |
| ;''Pikmin 2'':
| |
| *[[Valley of Repose]]: A white gate is right before [[Emergence Cave]] while another just past it in a pool of water blocks access to half the level. A white poison gate is located in front of [[Subterranean Complex]].
| |
| *[[Awakening Wood]]: There is a black gate in the center and two white poison gates found past it. A white gate in a pool of water with a [[clog]] is located near the landing site. Another white gate blocks the entrance to [[Snagret Hole]].
| |
| *[[Perplexing Pool]]: A black gate is near landing site and another blocks the area with the [[Submerged Castle]]. A white poison gate is located near where [[Yellow Pikmin]] are discovered.
| |
| *[[Wistful Wild]]: Two black poison gates are found in the [[The Impact Site]] half of the area. A white gate in a pool of water is located near the [[Cavern of Chaos]].
| |
|
| |
|
| ==Dirt wall== | | ==Dirt wall== |
| [[File:ZlCfzRFpOBclGUkUcl.jpg|thumb|A dirt wall.]] | | [[File:Dirt Wall Closeup P4.jpg|thumb|250px|left|A dirt wall in ''Pikmin 4''.]] |
| {{game help|hp}} | | {{main|Dirt wall}} |
| '''Dirt walls''' are sandcastle-like gates found in {{p3}} and {{hp}} only, and function as the most basic gate type, replacing bramble gates. They break down and fall apart as opposed to sinking into the ground. These types of gates can be destroyed by any Pikmin type; however, some of these walls are found partially or completely submerged underwater, meaning that they require [[Blue Pikmin]] to destroy effectively. In ''Pikmin 3'', Pikmin are more effective at taking one down if they are latched onto it from a throw{{cite youtube|mRGpLSrUyVc|comparing latched Pikmin, grounded Pikmin, thrown Rock Pikmin, and lone Rock Pikmin on a dirt wall|rname=dirt_speed}}, but as the layers on the gate peel down, those Pikmin will eventually fall and attack at ground level. For [[Rock Pikmin]], throwing them at the wall repeatedly is much faster than letting them lunge on their own, and is in fact, the fastest way to take down a wall using Pikmin.{{cite youtube|rname=dirt_speed}} These walls can be destroyed using a single [[bomb rock]]. | | '''Dirt walls''' are sandcastle-like gates found in {{p3}}, {{p4}}, and {{hp}}. They are the most basic type of gate in these games. These types of gates can be destroyed by any Pikmin type, and as they are damaged, parts of the gate will fall away until they are completely destroyed. |
| | |
| <gallery>
| |
| Freezing Wasteland 5.jpg|The dirt wall in [[Freezing Wasteland]].
| |
| </gallery>
| |
| | |
| ===Locations===
| |
| *[[Tropical Wilds]]: One is found on the first day, inside the cave where the [[Pyroclasmic Slooch]] would normally be, another is outside the landing site, and closes off access to a [[Pocked Airhead]], a third wall underwater guards access to the [[Calcified Crushblat]]'s arena, and a fourth can be found separating the small brown bridge near the landing site from the area with a [[Dapper Blob]] and a [[Swooping Snitchbug]].
| |
| *[[Garden of Hope]]: One is located in the second half of the area, near the [[Bug-Eyed Crawmad]]'s nest, and another is located near the [[Toady Bloyster]] and a pile of fragments used to build the pot. Both of these are completely submerged underwater. A third separates the landing site from the [[fragment]] pile used to build the nearby [[bridge]], with this bridge leading to a fourth wall by the [[Bulborb]]. A fifth wall blocks the 2D facing area with the [[Zest Bomb]] and [[Astringent Clump]], with the last one blocking access to the [[Armored Mawdad]]'s arena.
| |
| *[[Distant Tundra]]: Two of the dirt walls in this area are partially submerged in the main river. One is by the area with [[Wogpole]]s, near the land protrusion to swap Pikmin in, while the other one is right next to the ledge with the [[Face Wrinkler]]. The last dirt wall is also by the land protrusion, but it blocks an alcove with a [[Bearded Amprat]] and a [[Bouncy Mushroom]].
| |
| *[[Twilight River]]: One wall is in the second half of the area, and blocks off a small land bridge to cross the river, and a second one separates the area with the [[clipboard]]s and the swarm of [[Scornet]]s.
| |
| *[[Formidable Oak]]: The first is found at the end of the room with the [[Red Bulborb|Bulborbs]], the next one can be found to the far end of the circular area where the bridge is built, a third is at the end of the path where the [[Nectarous Dandelfly]] is, and the fourth is in the dark cave, and simply separates a path to get the fragments (this wall does not need to be destroyed, however). The final is also in the dark cave, blocking the path that needs to be taken if the clipboard is not lifted.
| |
| | | |
| {{clear}} | | {{clear}} |
|
| |
|
| ==Reinforced wall== | | ==Reinforced wall== |
| '''Reinforced walls''' (known before ''Pikmin 3'' by fans as '''stone gates''') are, as the name would suggest, less destructible than regular gates. They do not appear in the second game. Pikmin cannot attack these stone walls: if they are told to try, they will just tap their stems at them for a bit, before sighing and giving up. [[Bomb rock]]s must explode near them in order to take them down. In ''Pikmin 3'', only three bomb rocks are needed to take one down (aside from one in the [[Battle Enemies!]] version of [[Clockwork Chasm]] that only requires one bomb rock), but in ''Pikmin'' white, gray and black gates, need three, six and nine bomb rocks to destroy, respectively. In ''Pikmin 3'', they seem to be made out of concrete, as pieces of rebar can be seen sticking out of the top.
| | [[File:Reinforced Wall P4.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A reinforced wall in ''Pikmin 4''.]] |
| | {{main|Reinforced wall}} |
| | '''Reinforced walls''' are gates that can only be destroyed with [[bomb rock]]s. Pikmin cannot break these walls on their own. The number of bomb rock explosions needed to destroy a reinforced wall varies by game. |
|
| |
|
| <gallery>
| | {{clear}} |
| Stone wall.png|A reinforced wall in ''Pikmin''.
| |
| TheresAWallThere.PNG|A reinforced wall in ''Pikmin 3''.
| |
| </gallery>
| |
| | |
| ===Locations===
| |
| ;''Pikmin'':
| |
| *[[The Impact Site]]: There is a reinforced wall on the opposite side of the tree stump where one fights the Matuma or Goolix.
| |
| *[[The Forest of Hope]]: There are two reinforced walls near where the player first finds the Yellow Pikmin, and one next to the landing site.
| |
| *[[The Forest Navel]]: There are several reinforced walls scattered around the landing site plateau, serving only to block shortcuts. Another wall guards the [[Beady Long Legs]].
| |
| *[[The Distant Spring]]: Two walls block the landing site from the majority of the land section.
| |
| *[[The Final Trial]]: One wall blocks the two bridges in the middle of the area.
| |
| ;''Pikmin 3'':
| |
| *[[Tropical Wilds]]: There is one beside the landing site, one beside the bridge near the [[Dawn Pustules]], and one guarding the [[Shaggy Long Legs]] arena with [[fire geyser]]s.
| |
| *[[Twilight River]]: There is one beside the landing site, and one blocking a small alcove with a [[Tremendous Sniffer]].
| |
| *[[Formidable Oak]]: The only reinforced wall in this area is in the long corridor where the [[Mysterious Life Form]] first begins chasing the player. It blocks a shortcut to the room with red bridge fragments.
| |
|
| |
|
| ==Electric gate== | | ==Electric gate== |
| '''Electric gates''' carry [[Electricity|electrical current]]. As such, Pikmin that are not [[Yellow Pikmin|Yellow]] cannot touch them, under the risk of death (''Pikmin 2'') or temporary paralysis (''Pikmin 3''). Other than that, they can be taken down just like any other type of gate. | | [[File:Electric Gate Closeup P4.jpg|thumb|left|250px|An electric gate in ''Pikmin 4''.]] |
| | {{main|Electric gate}} |
| | '''Electric gates''' carry an [[Electricity|electrical current]]. As such, Pikmin that are not [[Yellow Pikmin]] cannot touch them, under the risk of death (''Pikmin 2''), temporary paralysis (''Pikmin 3''), or a combination of both (''Pikmin 4''). Other than that, they can be taken down just like any other type of gate. |
|
| |
|
| In ''Pikmin 2'', they resemble a fence made of metal, and sink to the ground as they take damage. All electric gates have exactly 16000 [[Health|hit-points]].
| | {{clear}} |
|
| |
|
| In ''Pikmin 3'', they are made of four {{w|fluorescent lamp}}s laid horizontally on top of one another, with each lamp breaking down (and becoming harmless) at each stage of destruction. When the gate is finally opened, all lamps explode. Pikmin cannot grab on to this type of gate – they can only attack from the ground. Bomb rocks cannot be used to damage these gates.
| | ==Crystal wall== |
| | [[File:Crystal Wall P4.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A crystal wall in ''Pikmin 4''.]] |
| | {{main|Crystal wall}} |
| | '''Crystal walls''' are gates in ''Pikmin 3'' and ''Pikmin 4'' that require [[Rock Pikmin]] to break. They are made of a sheet of glass-like [[crystal]] between two metal clamps. |
|
| |
|
| <gallery>
| | {{clear}} |
| Electric Fence.png|An electric gate in ''Pikmin 2''.
| |
| ZlCfzRE3q3wQh9JX2t.jpg|An electric gate in ''Pikmin 3''.
| |
| Pollution Pool 3.jpg|An electric gate in ''Hey! Pikmin''.
| |
| </gallery>
| |
|
| |
|
| ===Locations=== | | ==Ice wall== |
| {{game help|p3|Add Bingo Battle locations.}} | | [[File:Ice Wall P4.jpg|thumb|left|250px|An ice wall.]] |
| ;''Pikmin 2'':
| | {{main|Ice wall}} |
| *[[Awakening Wood]]: one blocks access to the [[Bulblax Kingdom]], the other bars in the section where [[Blue Pikmin]] are found.
| | '''Ice walls''' are gates in ''Pikmin 4'' that are made of an [[Ice|icy]] material. Only [[Ice Pikmin]] can destroy these gates without getting frozen. |
| *[[Perplexing Pool]]: the three gates block the accesses to the [[Shower Room]], the [[Glutton's Kitchen]] and the [[Optical Illustration]] (US) / [[Abstract Masterpiece]] (Europe).
| |
| *[[Wistful Wild]]: a gate blocks access to the bamboo ramp near the [[Armored Cannon Beetle Larva]].
| |
| | |
| ;''Pikmin 3'':
| |
| *[[Tropical Wilds]]: one gate blocks the entrance to the [[Shaggy Long Legs]]'s main arena.
| |
| *[[Garden of Hope]]: one gate is near the [[Red Bulborb]] at the start, another is in the dirt area with [[Fiery Blowhog]]s, next to the landing site, a third is after the area where [[Brittany]] is rescued, and the final one is on the [[elevator platform]] puzzle side-view section.
| |
| *[[Distant Tundra]]: the first gate is right next to the landing site, and the second is between the entrance to the [[Pyroclasmic Slooch]] cave and the entrance to the [[Yellow Pikmin]] cave.
| |
| *[[Twilight River]]: one is on the other side of the river from the landing site, to the north, and the other is next to the [[Burrowing Snagret]]'s arena.
| |
| *[[Silver Lake]]: a gate blocks off the circular alcove in the northernmost part of the area in both versions.
| |
| *[[Twilight Hollow]]: In the Collect Treasure! version, a gate is between the eastern section and the southern connector and another is in the western part separating the lily pad access point.
| |
| *[[Tropical Forest Remix]]: one gate is near the building side of the bridge.
| |
| *[[Silver Lake Remix]]: the same gate appears as in Silver Lake.
| |
| *[[Distant Tundra Remix]]: the first and second gates return from the original area, and a third one appears near the second next to the river.
| |
| *[[Fortress of Festivity]]: In the Connect Treasure! version, one gate is in the east, next to the Yellow Pikmin, two [[Insect Condo]]s, and a [[Slapstick Crescent]]. In the Battle Enemies! version, a gate is between the largest red and cyan presents, with a [[Fiery Blowhog]] on either side.
| |
| *[[The Rustyard]]: In the Collect Treasure! version, one gate is on the western path that connects the two halves.
| |
| *[[Forgotten Cove]]: In the Collect Treasure! version, one gate blocks the entrance to the [[Baldy Long Legs]]'s arena.
| |
| *[[Clockwork Chasm]]: In the Battle Enemies! version, one gate is right next to the [[SPERO]].
| |
|
| |
|
| {{clear}} | | {{clear}} |
|
| |
|
| ==Crystal wall== | | ==Bamboo gate== |
| [[File:ZlCfzRE3rgsaq6fu89.jpg|thumb|A crystal wall.]] | | [[File:Bamboo gate closed P3 screenshot.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A bamboo gate.]] |
| {{game help|p3|Investigate further how resistant each gate is. Take in consideration hitting the same quadrant or different quadrants.}} | | {{main|Bamboo gate}} |
| | | '''Bamboo gates''' are gates made out of bamboo sticks, and are found only in ''Pikmin 3''. They require [[Winged Pikmin]] to open, but unlike other gates, they cannot be opened permanently. They require 10 Winged Pikmin to be holding up the gate to allow passage underneath, and when those Pikmin are whistled off, the bamboo sticks will fall, closing the gate. |
| '''Crystal walls''' are gate types found only in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'', and require [[Rock Pikmin]] to break. The gate itself is made of a piece of glass (identified as "[[crystal]]") stuck between 2 clamps, and will crack as Rock Pikmin hit it. Once enough damage has occurred, the wall will shatter altogether rather than break gradually or sink in the ground. The cracks are split in quadrants, and once a quadrant has been damaged enough, the whole structure breaks. As such, hitting the same quadrant repeatedly will take the wall down faster than hitting several quadrants. Although uncertain, it appears that all crystal walls in story mode take 24 direct hits to break if the same quadrant is hit every time, and 28 direct hits if a different quadrant is hit each time. Any crystal gate needs 2 bomb rock explosions in order to shatter, regardless of health value. | |
|
| |
|
| ===Locations===
| |
| *[[Garden of Hope]]: One beside where [[Rock Pikmin]] are first discovered, one guarding access to Brittany, and one by the landing site.
| |
| *[[Distant Tundra]]: One near the two [[Pyroclasmic Slooch]]es, one of which holds a [[Sunseed Berry]], and one near the bomb rocks by the [[Spotty Bulbear]].
| |
| *[[Formidable Oak]] : One near a pathway containing an [[iron ball]].
| |
| {{clear}} | | {{clear}} |
|
| |
|
| ==Cinderblock== | | ==Numbered gate== |
| '''Cinderblocks''' are rare, indestructible walls used to block certain paths in [[Mission Mode]] in ''Pikmin 3''. In story mode, a single cinderblock is used to block the entrance to the rest of the [[Garden of Hope]] containing the [[Blue Onion]]. At some point in the story, it is blown up by Louie in an attempt to escape the crew. | | [[File:Numbered Gate P4.jpg|thumb|left|250px|A numbered gate.]] |
| | {{main|Numbered gate}} |
| | '''Numbered gates''' are gates that open once a certain number of nearby objectives have been cleared. These objectives are most often defeating nearby [[Enemy|enemies]]. They are made of metal and have a dot-matrix display on the side for showing a 2-digit number. This number counts down as those objectives are met, and once it reaches 0, the gate opens by lowering into the ground. |
|
| |
|
| ===Locations===
| |
| *[[Garden of Hope]]: In the main game, one is found blocking the way to the rest of the Garden of Hope. It is later blown up by Louie in an attempt to escape the crew later in the game. This is the only time in the game where a cinderblock is destroyed. Five can be seen as background decorations in inaccessable areas.
| |
| *[[Tropical Wilds Remix]]: Three block off the south side of the original landing site, two are found in the place of where a bridge would normally be located in the main game, and two more are used to make the grassy region of the [[Shaggy Long Legs]] arena only accessable from the dirt side.
| |
| *[[Garden of Hope Remix]]: One is found in it's original location in the main game along with the two decorative cinderblocks, four are used to block off access to sub-areas, and the last two blocks off the sub-area containing the Rock Pikmin and Brittany's crash site. The last one is found where a [[dirt wall]] is found submerged in water in the main game, making it completely impossible to go to the section of the map that contains the Blue Onion in the main game.
| |
| <gallery>
| |
| </gallery>
| |
| {{clear}} | | {{clear}} |
|
| |
|
| ==Bamboo gate== | | ==Switch gate== |
| '''Bamboo gates''' are gates made out of bamboo sticks, and are found only in ''Pikmin 3''. They require [[Winged Pikmin]] to get use but, unlike other gates, these cannot be opened permanently. Each of the five sticks has a pink handle on top, which requires two Winged Pikmin in order to be lifted – as such, ten Winged Pikmin must be issued to lift the entire gate. Until they are called back, they will keep the gate in this opened position, allowing leaders, Pikmin, or even [[enemy|enemies]] passage underneath. No more than 10 Winged Pikmin can lift a single gate, and once they are told to return, they will close it again. If less than all the Winged Pikmin get called back, the gate will fall and any remaining Pikmin will struggle to hold up the gate. If an item gets stuck under a closed bamboo gate, it will glitch back and forth while remaining stuck in the gate. It will be freed if the gate is lifted back up, however. | | [[File:Switch Gate P4.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A switch gate and its button.]] |
| | {{main|Switch gate}} |
| | '''Switch gates''' are gates in ''Pikmin 4'' that can be either raised (blocking a path) or lowered (allowing passage), and are toggled with [[switch]]es. There are three types: '''white gates''' can be lowered with single-button switches and cannot be raised afterwards, and '''red gates''' and '''blue gates''' can be toggled between their raised and lowered states with 2-button switches. |
|
| |
|
| ===Locations===
| | {{clear}} |
| *[[Garden of Hope]]: One in the pool where [[Blue Pikmin]] are found.
| |
| *[[Distant Tundra]]: One guarding the [[Shaggy Long Legs]] arena, and another guarding the [[Spotty Bulbear]].
| |
| *[[Twilight River]]: One serving as a back entrance, allowing one to reach the [[Portable Sunset]] without fighting the three [[Orange Bulborb]]s in close proximity. Found near the [[Burrowing Snagret]] arena.
| |
|
| |
|
| <gallery>
| | ==Stubborn rocks== |
| File:ZlCfzRE41-odw19XII.jpg|thumb|A bamboo gate, closed. | | [[File:P3 Distant Tundra Stubborn Rocks.jpg|thumb|left|250px|A set of stubborn rocks in the Distant Tundra.]] |
| File:Bamboo.png|A bamboo gate in the process of being lifted.
| | {{main|Stubborn rocks}} |
| </gallery>
| | '''Stubborn rocks''' are walls in ''Pikmin 3'' made of stones that are destroyed by pushing [[iron ball]]s down a slope. They're found frequently in [[Side Stories]], but are never paired with iron balls in them, instead acting as unpassable barriers alongside cinderblocks and wooden signs. |
|
| |
|
| {{clear}} | | {{clear}} |
|
| |
|
| == Minor glitch == | | == Minor glitch == |
| [[File:Gate Glitch.JPG|thumb|100px|The submerged part is seen next to the "10" on the HUD.]] | | [[File:P2 Gate Glitch.jpg|thumb|200px|The submerged part of the gate is still visible beneath the map.]] |
| {{todo|Move to the glitches articles.}} | | {{todo|Move to the glitches articles.}} |
| In the first two games, a visual glitch that occurs with certain gates allows them to remain visible underground when parts are submerged. Once the entire gate has been torn down, everything appears normal again. This is best seen [[Cave|underground]] in ''Pikmin 2'', and in [[The Forest Navel]] in ''Pikmin''. In the latter case, it is a simple black gate near a [[Fiery Blowhog]] and a [[Pellet Posy]] growing in a pool. | | In the first two games, a visual glitch that occurs with certain gates allows them to remain visible underground when parts are submerged. Once the entire gate has been torn down, everything appears normal again. This is best seen [[Cave|underground]] in ''Pikmin 2'', and in [[The Forest Navel]] in ''Pikmin''. In the latter case, it is a simple black gate near a [[Fiery Blowhog]] and a [[Pellet Posy]] growing in a pool. |
|
| |
|
| {{clear}} | | {{clear}} |
| | |
| ==Trivia== | | ==Trivia== |
| [[File:Distant Tundra Snow Wall.jpg|thumb|right|The "snow wall" in the Distant Tundra.]] | | [[File:Pikmin 3 trial map.jpg|thumb|Concept art for Tropical Forest, with a bramble gate visible between "Area 3" and "Area 4".]] |
| *In ''Pikmin 3'', Pikmin that are thrown and touch a destroyed gate will perform a celebratory flip and cheer. It is unknown whether this is an oversight or on purpose. | | *In ''Pikmin 3'', Pikmin that are thrown and touch a destroyed gate will perform a celebratory flip and cheer. It is unknown whether this is an oversight or on purpose. |
| *In the [[Distant Tundra]], the entrance to the largest cave is blocked by a stone wall whose pillars resembles a snow version of a dirt wall's pillars. Those walls also appear at the [[Rusted Labyrinth]] without snow. | | *While bramble gates do not appear in ''Pikmin 3'' as dirt walls replace them, one can be seen in concept art for [[Tropical Forest]], suggesting they were originally planned to return. |
| | |
| {{clear}} | | {{clear}} |
|
| |
|
| ==Names in other languages== | | ==Names in other languages== |
| {{foreignname | | {{foreignname |
| | |Jap = ゲート<br>''Gēto''<br>カべ<br>''Kabe'' |
| | |JapM = Gate<br><br>Wall |
| |PorP = Parede | | |PorP = Parede |
| |PorPM = Wall | | |PorPM = Wall |
| |PorPN = Translation taken from the ''Pikmin'' instruction manual. | | |PorPN = Translation taken from the ''Pikmin'' instruction manual. |
| | |PorB = Parede |
| | |PorBM = Wall |
| | |PorBN = Translation taken from ''Pikmin 4''. |
| |Fra = Barrage/Mur | | |Fra = Barrage/Mur |
| |FraM = Dam/Wall | | |FraM = Dam/Wall |
| Line 170: |
Line 102: |
| |Ita= | | |Ita= |
| |ItaM= | | |ItaM= |
| |SpaA= | | |Spa=Muro/Puerta |
| |SpaAM= | | |SpaM=Wall/Gate |
| |SpaE=
| |
| |SpaEM=
| |
| |notes = y | | |notes = y |
| }}
| |
|
| |
| '''Dirt wall'''
| |
| {{Foreignname
| |
| |FraA=
| |
| |FraAM=
| |
| |FraE=Mur de terre
| |
| |FraEM=Earth wall
| |
| |Ger=Lehmwand
| |
| |GerM=Loam wall
| |
| |Ita=Muro di fango
| |
| |ItaM=Mud wall
| |
| |SpaA=
| |
| |SpaAM=
| |
| |SpaE=Muro de barro
| |
| |SpaEM=Mud wall
| |
| }}
| |
|
| |
| '''Electric gate'''
| |
| {{Foreignname
| |
| |FraA=
| |
| |FraAM=
| |
| |FraE=
| |
| |FraEM=
| |
| |Ger=Elektrozaun
| |
| |GerM=
| |
| |Ita=
| |
| |ItaM=
| |
| |SpaA=
| |
| |SpaAM=
| |
| |SpaE=
| |
| |SpaEM=
| |
| }}
| |
|
| |
| '''Crystal wall'''
| |
| {{Foreignname
| |
| |FraA=
| |
| |FraAM=
| |
| |FraE=
| |
| |FraEM=
| |
| |Ger=
| |
| |GerM=
| |
| |Ita=
| |
| |ItaM=
| |
| |SpaE=Muro de cristal
| |
| |SpaEM=Crystal wall
| |
| }}
| |
|
| |
| '''Bamboo gate'''
| |
| {{foreignname
| |
| |FraA=
| |
| |FraAM=
| |
| |FraE=
| |
| |FraEM=
| |
| |Ger=Bambuszaun
| |
| |GerM=
| |
| |Ita=
| |
| |ItaM=
| |
| |SpaA=
| |
| |SpaAM=
| |
| |SpaE=Puerta de bambú
| |
| |SpaEM=Bamboo door
| |
| }} | | }} |
|
| |
|
| Line 242: |
Line 110: |
| *[[Bomb rock]] | | *[[Bomb rock]] |
| *[[Bridge]] | | *[[Bridge]] |
|
| |
| ==References==
| |
| {{refs}}
| |
|
| |
|
| {{featured|{{date|18|March}}|{{date|21|June|2013}}}} | | {{featured|{{date|18|March}}|{{date|21|June|2013}}}} |
|
| |
|
| {{obstacles}} | | {{obstacles}} |
Gates (also called walls) are obstacles in all Pikmin games that block paths to other sections of an area. There are several different types of gate in each game, which require different methods to overcome. They serve to either make the player wait before being able to access part of an area (encouraging multitasking), to prevent access to part of an area before unlocking a certain Pikmin type, or to force the player to consider strategy and Pikmin management as they explore an area.
Bramble gate[edit]
- Main article: Bramble gate.
Bramble gates are the most basic type of gate in Pikmin and Pikmin 2. Any Pikmin type can damage a bramble gate. They come in white and black colors, with black gates having more health than white gates. Some bramble gates in Pikmin 2 have poison emitters inside them and can only be destroyed by White Pikmin as a result.
Dirt wall[edit]
- Main article: Dirt wall.
Dirt walls are sandcastle-like gates found in Pikmin 3, Pikmin 4, and Hey! Pikmin. They are the most basic type of gate in these games. These types of gates can be destroyed by any Pikmin type, and as they are damaged, parts of the gate will fall away until they are completely destroyed.
Reinforced wall[edit]
A reinforced wall in
Pikmin 4.
- Main article: Reinforced wall.
Reinforced walls are gates that can only be destroyed with bomb rocks. Pikmin cannot break these walls on their own. The number of bomb rock explosions needed to destroy a reinforced wall varies by game.
Electric gate[edit]
An electric gate in
Pikmin 4.
- Main article: Electric gate.
Electric gates carry an electrical current. As such, Pikmin that are not Yellow Pikmin cannot touch them, under the risk of death (Pikmin 2), temporary paralysis (Pikmin 3), or a combination of both (Pikmin 4). Other than that, they can be taken down just like any other type of gate.
Crystal wall[edit]
A crystal wall in
Pikmin 4.
- Main article: Crystal wall.
Crystal walls are gates in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4 that require Rock Pikmin to break. They are made of a sheet of glass-like crystal between two metal clamps.
Ice wall[edit]
- Main article: Ice wall.
Ice walls are gates in Pikmin 4 that are made of an icy material. Only Ice Pikmin can destroy these gates without getting frozen.
Bamboo gate[edit]
- Main article: Bamboo gate.
Bamboo gates are gates made out of bamboo sticks, and are found only in Pikmin 3. They require Winged Pikmin to open, but unlike other gates, they cannot be opened permanently. They require 10 Winged Pikmin to be holding up the gate to allow passage underneath, and when those Pikmin are whistled off, the bamboo sticks will fall, closing the gate.
Numbered gate[edit]
- Main article: Numbered gate.
Numbered gates are gates that open once a certain number of nearby objectives have been cleared. These objectives are most often defeating nearby enemies. They are made of metal and have a dot-matrix display on the side for showing a 2-digit number. This number counts down as those objectives are met, and once it reaches 0, the gate opens by lowering into the ground.
Switch gate[edit]
A switch gate and its button.
- Main article: Switch gate.
Switch gates are gates in Pikmin 4 that can be either raised (blocking a path) or lowered (allowing passage), and are toggled with switches. There are three types: white gates can be lowered with single-button switches and cannot be raised afterwards, and red gates and blue gates can be toggled between their raised and lowered states with 2-button switches.
Stubborn rocks[edit]
A set of stubborn rocks in the Distant Tundra.
- Main article: Stubborn rocks.
Stubborn rocks are walls in Pikmin 3 made of stones that are destroyed by pushing iron balls down a slope. They're found frequently in Side Stories, but are never paired with iron balls in them, instead acting as unpassable barriers alongside cinderblocks and wooden signs.
Minor glitch[edit]
The submerged part of the gate is still visible beneath the map.
|
To do: Move to the glitches articles.
Care to do so?
|
In the first two games, a visual glitch that occurs with certain gates allows them to remain visible underground when parts are submerged. Once the entire gate has been torn down, everything appears normal again. This is best seen underground in Pikmin 2, and in The Forest Navel in Pikmin. In the latter case, it is a simple black gate near a Fiery Blowhog and a Pellet Posy growing in a pool.
Concept art for Tropical Forest, with a bramble gate visible between "Area 3" and "Area 4".
- In Pikmin 3, Pikmin that are thrown and touch a destroyed gate will perform a celebratory flip and cheer. It is unknown whether this is an oversight or on purpose.
- While bramble gates do not appear in Pikmin 3 as dirt walls replace them, one can be seen in concept art for Tropical Forest, suggesting they were originally planned to return.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language
|
Name
|
Meaning
|
Notes
|
 Japanese |
ゲート
Gēto
カべ
Kabe? |
Gate
Wall |
|
 French |
Barrage/Mur |
Dam/Wall |
|
 Portuguese (NoA) |
Parede |
Wall |
Translation taken from Pikmin 4.
|
 Portuguese (NoE) |
Parede |
Wall |
Translation taken from the Pikmin instruction manual.
|
 Spanish |
Muro/Puerta |
Wall/Gate |
|
See also[edit]
![[icon]](/index.php?title=Special:Upload&wpDestFile=Stubborn_rocks_icon.png){kind=link}