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[[File:Pikminology15.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The data file on digging.]]
[[File:Pikminology15.jpg|thumb|250px|The data file on digging.]]
{{todo|1=<br>
{{todo|1=<br>
*Get the amount of time it takes to dig out stuff in each game (seconds per Pikmin), and if different for each item, specify the differences.
*Get the amount of time it takes to dig out stuff in each game (seconds per Pikmin), and if different for each item, specify the differences.
*Specify how many Pikmin can dig something at the same time, for each game.
*Specify how many Pikmin can dig something at the same time, for each game.
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'''Digging''' is an ability [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] have in most ''Pikmin'' games. Pikmin can both dig '''out''' something in the ground, or dig their way '''in''' some holes.
'''Digging''' ({{j|掘る|Horu|Dig}}) is an ability [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] have in most ''Pikmin'' games. Pikmin can both dig '''out''' something in the ground, or dig their way '''in''' some holes.


==Digging out objects==
==Digging out objects==
[[File:Pikmin2digging.gif|thumbnail|right|White Pikmin digging out a [[Superstick Textile]].]]
[[File:Pikmin2digging.gif|thumb|White Pikmin digging out a [[Superstick Textile]].]]
Some objects may be partially or completely buried under the ground, and before they can be [[carrying|carried]], they must first be completely unearthed by using the Pikmin. The more Pikmin digging out an object at once, the faster it is dug.
Some objects may be partially or completely buried under the ground, and before they can be [[carry|carried]], they must first be completely unearthed by using the Pikmin. The more Pikmin digging out an object at once, the faster it is dug.


In ''Pikmin 2'', [[treasure]] that is completely underground does not have any obvious indicator of its presence. Only [[White Pikmin]] have the ability to detect this type of treasure, and when they're told to work on the spot the collectible is at, they will begin slowly digging it out until it peaks to the surface, at which point other types of Pikmin may help. The only way a player has to tell that there's treasure in that location is with the [[Treasure Gauge]], or by having White Pikmin scan the floor with the [[group move]] mechanic. It should be noted that in this game, White Pikmin automatically start digging a buried item (whether it is partially or completely buried) without the player's consent; this does not apply to other Pikmin types.
In ''Pikmin 2'', [[treasure]] that is completely underground does not have any obvious indicator of its presence. Only [[White Pikmin]] have the ability to detect this type of treasure, and when they're told to work on the spot the collectible is at, they will begin slowly digging it out until it peaks to the surface, at which point other types of Pikmin may help. The only way a player has to tell that there's a treasure in that location is with the [[Treasure Gauge]], or by having White Pikmin scan the floor with the [[swarm]] mechanic. It should be noted that in this game, White Pikmin automatically start digging a buried item (whether it is partially or completely buried) without the player's consent; this does not apply to other Pikmin types.


In ''Pikmin 3'', all Pikmin types can unearth objects at any depth, removing the White Pikmin's exclusive digging ability. [[Yellow Pikmin]] have been given an extra trait, though, in that they can dig out objects faster than other types besides [[Rock Pikmin]] which dig at the same speed. Interestingly, data files say that Yellow Pikmin are the best diggers, but don't say anything about Rock Pikmin. Also in this game, [[bomb rock]] explosions can help dig out buried items, but they don't affect spacesuit [[upgrade]]s. [[Flukeweed]]s can also be used to pull out objects under the ground, but that does not involve the digging ability Pikmin possess.
In ''Pikmin 3'', all Pikmin types can unearth objects at any depth, removing the White Pikmin's exclusive digging ability. [[Yellow Pikmin]] have been given an extra trait though, in that, along [[Rock Pikmin]], they can dig out objects faster than other types. Interestingly, data files say that Yellow Pikmin are the best diggers, but don't say anything about Rock Pikmin. Also in this game, [[bomb rock]] explosions can help dig out buried items, but they don't affect spacesuit [[upgrade]]s. [[Flukeweed]]s can also be used to pull out objects under the ground, but that does not involve the digging ability Pikmin possess.


In ''Hey! Pikmin'', a small number of treasures are found partially buried, and need to be dug out before Olimar can collect them. The Pikmin can also dig out some special objects, like a pipe that gets used as a ramp in [[Below the Ice]].
In ''Hey! Pikmin'', a small number of treasures are found partially buried, and need to be dug out before Olimar can collect them. The Pikmin can also dig out some special objects, like a [[Minor obstacles#Metal pipe|pipe that gets used as a ramp]] in [[Below the Ice]]. They can also dig buried [[Sparklium Seed]]s.
 
In ''Pikmin 4'', all Pikmin types can unearth buried treasures, just like ''Pikmin 3''. Objects that can't be seen can be [[Lock-on|Target Lock]]ed, and the game won't stop the [[throw]]ing action, even if the max amount of carriers are digging. There's no limit on how many Pikmin can dig, and every Pikmin that is digging will grab onto the object, up to the maximum amount of carries. Yellow Pikmin have been given a 4x digging speed boost whereas the other Pikmin types have a 1x dig speed. Even though White Pikmin return, their ability to see completely buried treasures are removed. The method of finding completely buried treasures is given to [[Oatchi]]'s 'Pick Up a Scent' Command. Oatchi can also dig like a Pikmin, and the speed of which he digs can be upgraded. It starts at ~16x speed, and can be increased to ~28x and then ~52x.


==Digging into holes==
==Digging into holes==
In ''Pikmin 3'', there are two hole [[obstacles]] that Pikmin can dig their way through. [[Dirt mound]]s are entrances to underground burrows that contain items and [[tunnel]]s are pathways covered in rubble that can be dug out to allow passage.
In ''Pikmin 3'' and ''Pikmin 4'', there are two hole [[obstacle]]s that Pikmin can dig their way through. [[Dirt-mound]]s are entrances to underground burrows that contain items, and [[tunnel]]s are pathways filled with rubble that can be dug out to allow passage.


==List of buried objects==
==List of buried objects==
In ''Pikmin 2'', whether a treasure is buried or partially buried is actually a property of the treasure itself and not its locations; the treasure will always have this trait no matter where it is generated. That is not the case in ''Pikmin 3''.
In ''Pikmin 2'', whether a treasure is buried or partially buried is actually a property of the treasure itself and not its locations; the treasure will always have this trait no matter where it is generated. That is not the case in ''Pikmin 3''.


===Fully buried treasures===
===''Pikmin 2'' buried treasures===
====Fully buried treasures====
In ''Pikmin 2'', these treasures are always fully buried and require White Pikmin to obtain:
In ''Pikmin 2'', these treasures are always fully buried and require White Pikmin to obtain:
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===Partially buried treasures===
====Partially buried treasures====
The following treasures are always partially buried and can have any Pikmin obtain them:
The following treasures are always partially buried and can have any Pikmin obtain them:
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*{{icon|Paradoxical Enigma|y}}
*{{icon|Paradoxical Enigma|y}}
*{{icon|Courage Reactor|y}}
*{{icon|Courage Reactor|y}}
*[[File:denchi_1_red J icon.png|24px]] [[Love and Courage Reactor]]
*{{icon|Love and Courage Reactor|y}}
*{{icon|Open Architecture|y}}
*{{icon|Open Architecture|y}}
*{{icon|Open Archive|y}}
*{{icon|Open Archive|y}}
*{{icon|Geographic Projection|y}}
*{{icon|Geographic Projection|y}}
*{{icon|King of Bugs|y}} (when spawned through hacking)
}}
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====Clockwork Chasm====
====Clockwork Chasm====
*{{icon|Pocked Airhead|y}} (partially) &times; 1
*{{icon|Pocked Airhead|y}} (partially) &times; 1
===''Pikmin 4'' buried treasures===
{{game help|p4|List all the buried treasures.}}
This game sees the return of both fully buried and partially buried objects, however White Pikmin have lost their ability to unearth fully buried treasures and are not needed to find them. They can be found by using the [[Treasure Gauge]] or [[Oatchi]]'s Pick Up a Scent [[Oatchi#Commands|Command]].
====Rescue Command Post====
*{{icon|Noble Bident|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Red Onion|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Sun-Speckled Terrace====
*{{icon|Blue Onion|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Child of the Earth|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
*{{icon|Flarlic|v=P4|y}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Repair-type Bolt|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Satellite Shield|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Snack Bean|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Last-Frost Cavern====
*{{icon|Flarlic|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Crackling Cauldron====
*{{icon|Daughter of the Earth|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Illumination Goo|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Industrial Maze====
*{{icon|Unlimited Locomotive|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Blossoming Arcadia====
*{{icon|Flarlic|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Mooching Vase|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
*{{icon|Orbital Communication Sphere|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 ([[dirt-mound]])
*{{icon|Sphere of Fuzzy Feelings|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
*{{icon|Velvety Dreamdrop|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Wind Detector|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Yellow Onion|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Secluded Courtyard====
*{{icon|Flarlic|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Sightless Passage====
*{{icon|Heat Sensor|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
====Kingdom of Beasts====
*{{icon|Anxious Sprout|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
*{{icon|Crew-Cut Gourd|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Serene Shores====
*{{icon|Blue Onion|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Bright Sword|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Emperor Whistle|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
*{{icon|Foolish Fruit|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
*{{icon|Heroine's Tear|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
*{{icon|Lesser Mock Bottom|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
*{{icon|Newtolite Shell|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
*{{icon|Repair-type Bolt|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Below-Grade Discotheque====
*{{icon|Sphere of Beginnings|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Sphere of Vitality|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 ([[dirt-mound]])
====Engulfed Castle====
*{{icon|Child of the Earth|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Daughter of the Earth|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
*{{icon|Noble Goo|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
====Plunder Palace====
*{{icon|Sweet Stumble-Not|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Giant's Hearth====
*{{icon|Anxious Sprout|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Rock Onion|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Snack Bean|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Cradle of the Beast====
*{{icon|Castaway|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (completely)
====Primordial Thicket====
*{{icon|Delectable Bouquet|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
*{{icon|Flarlic|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)
====Cavern for a King====
*{{icon|Pocked Airhead|y|v=P4}} &times; 1 (partially)


===''Hey! Pikmin'' buried treasures===
===''Hey! Pikmin'' buried treasures===
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==Digging speeds==
==Digging speeds==
Different Pikmin types have different speeds for digging. The exact speeds cannot be determined, but they seem to reflect the Pikmin's attack power, with the exception being Yellow Pikmin in ''Pikmin 3'', which were made to be better at digging out buried objects on purpose. The following table lists relative digging speeds for unearthing an object, based on the most "normal" Pikmin type, the Blue Pikmin. Speeds for [[Tunnel#Digging speeds|digging a tunnel]] or [[Dirt mound#Digging speed|digging a dirt mound]] are a bit different.
Different Pikmin types have different speeds for digging. The exact speeds cannot be determined, but in both ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 3'' they seem to reflect the Pikmin's attack power, with the exception being Yellow Pikmin in ''Pikmin 3'', which were made to be better at digging out buried objects on purpose. In ''Pikmin 4'', the relation between attack power and digging speed has been shattered, and Yellow Pikmin are the only species with a different digging speed. The following table lists relative digging speeds for unearthing an object, based on the most "normal" Pikmin type, the Blue Pikmin. Speeds for [[Tunnel#Digging speeds|digging a tunnel]] or [[Dirt mound#Digging speed|digging a dirt mound]] are a bit different.


{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Type || ''Pikmin 2'' || ''Pikmin 3''
! Type || ''Pikmin 2'' || ''Pikmin 3'' || ''Pikmin 4''
|-
|-
| Red Pikmin || 1.5&times; || 1.5&times;
| Red Pikmin || 1.5&times; || 1.5&times; || 1.0&times;
|-
|-
| Purple Pikmin || 2.0&times; || 1.5&times;
| Purple Pikmin || 2.0&times; || 1.5&times; || 1.0&times;
|-
|-
| White Pikmin || 1.0&times; || 0.5&times;
| White Pikmin || 1.0&times; || 0.5&times; || 1.0&times;
|-
|-
| Yellow Pikmin || 1.0&times; || 2.0&times;
| Yellow Pikmin || 1.0&times; || 2.0&times; || 4.0&times;
|-
|-
| Blue Pikmin || 1.0&times; || 1.0&times;
| Blue Pikmin || 1.0&times; || 1.0&times; || 1.0&times;
|-
|-
| Bulbmin || 1.0&times; || N/A
| Bulbmin || 1.0&times; || N/A || N/A
|-
|-
| Rock Pikmin || N/A || 2.0&times;
| Rock Pikmin || N/A || 2.0&times; || 1.0&times;
|-
|-
| Winged Pikmin || N/A || 0.5&times;
| Winged Pikmin || N/A || 0.5&times; || 1.0&times;
|-
| Ice Pikmin || N/A || N/A || 1.0&times;
|}
|}


When under the effect of the ultra-spicy spray, every Pikmin will dig out an object at the same speed as an unsprayed [[Purple Pikmin]] in ''Pikmin 2'', and an unsprayed [[Yellow Pikmin]] in ''Pikmin 3''. This change also happens to Purple Pikmin and to Yellow Pikmin, respectively. The [[maturity]] of a Pikmin does not have any impact on its digging speed.
When under the effect of the ultra-spicy spray, every Pikmin will dig out an object at the same speed as an unsprayed [[Purple Pikmin]] in ''Pikmin 2'', and an unsprayed [[Yellow Pikmin]] in ''Pikmin 3''. This change also happens to Purple Pikmin and Yellow Pikmin, respectively. The [[maturity]] of a Pikmin does not have any impact on its digging speed.


In ''Pikmin 3'', the time taken to dig out depends on the object itself: while it seems constant for those partially buried, it's slightly random for the fully buried ones. This is a matter of few seconds for the fastest Pikmin, and a matter of few minutes for the slowest Pikmin (Winged and White Pikmin).
In ''Pikmin 3'', the time taken to dig out depends on the object itself: while it seems constant for those partially buried, it's slightly random for the fully buried ones. This is a matter of few seconds for the fastest Pikmin, and a matter of few minutes for the slowest Pikmin (Winged and White Pikmin).
==Technical information==
In ''Pikmin 2'', a buried object is in a special state with a certain amount of [[health]], and Pikmin digging it out actually attack it, causing its health to drop, and its appearance to look more and more exposed. A totally buried treasure has 5850 HP, and a partially buried one has 5150 HP. Non-White Pikmin can join in when a treasure's HP reaches 5150, as a result. A specific sound plays when this health is at 1170, 2340, and 3510.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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Fruit Dig.png|Pikmin digging up a [[Pocked Airhead]].
Fruit Dig.png|Pikmin digging up a [[Pocked Airhead]].
Dig.jpg|Some Pikmin digging up the [[Paradoxical Enigma]].
Dig.jpg|Some Pikmin digging up the [[Paradoxical Enigma]].
Digging Winged.jpeg|Some Pikmin digging out a Yellow 5 [[pellet]].
P3 Digging Winged.jpg|Some Pikmin digging out a Yellow 5 [[pellet]].
P3D Digging a Banana.jpg|Blue Pikmin digging up the [[Slapstick Crescent]].
</gallery>
</gallery>
==Names in other languages==
{{Foreignname
|Jap=掘る
|JapR=Horu
|JapM=Dig
|ChiTrad=挖
|ChiTradR=Wā
|ChiTradM=Dig
|ChiSimp=挖
|ChiSimpR=Wā
|ChiSimpM=Dig
|Fra=Creuser
|FraM=Dig
|Ger=Ausgraben/Graben
|GerM=Dig out/Dig
|Ita=Scavare
|ItaM=Dig
|Kor=파기
|KorR=pagi
|KorM=Dig
|Spa=Cavar
|SpaM=Dig
}}


==See also==
==See also==
*[[Carrying]]
*[[Carry]]
*[[:Category:Burrowing enemies]]
*[[:Category:Burrowing enemies]]


Latest revision as of 12:28, September 21, 2024

The data file on digging.

To do:

  • Get the amount of time it takes to dig out stuff in each game (seconds per Pikmin), and if different for each item, specify the differences.
  • Specify how many Pikmin can dig something at the same time, for each game.

Care to do so?

Digging (掘る?, lit.: "Dig") is an ability Pikmin have in most Pikmin games. Pikmin can both dig out something in the ground, or dig their way in some holes.

Digging out objects[edit]

White Pikmin digging up a Superstick Textile.
White Pikmin digging out a Superstick Textile.

Some objects may be partially or completely buried under the ground, and before they can be carried, they must first be completely unearthed by using the Pikmin. The more Pikmin digging out an object at once, the faster it is dug.

In Pikmin 2, treasure that is completely underground does not have any obvious indicator of its presence. Only White Pikmin have the ability to detect this type of treasure, and when they're told to work on the spot the collectible is at, they will begin slowly digging it out until it peaks to the surface, at which point other types of Pikmin may help. The only way a player has to tell that there's a treasure in that location is with the Treasure Gauge, or by having White Pikmin scan the floor with the swarm mechanic. It should be noted that in this game, White Pikmin automatically start digging a buried item (whether it is partially or completely buried) without the player's consent; this does not apply to other Pikmin types.

In Pikmin 3, all Pikmin types can unearth objects at any depth, removing the White Pikmin's exclusive digging ability. Yellow Pikmin have been given an extra trait though, in that, along Rock Pikmin, they can dig out objects faster than other types. Interestingly, data files say that Yellow Pikmin are the best diggers, but don't say anything about Rock Pikmin. Also in this game, bomb rock explosions can help dig out buried items, but they don't affect spacesuit upgrades. Flukeweeds can also be used to pull out objects under the ground, but that does not involve the digging ability Pikmin possess.

In Hey! Pikmin, a small number of treasures are found partially buried, and need to be dug out before Olimar can collect them. The Pikmin can also dig out some special objects, like a pipe that gets used as a ramp in Below the Ice. They can also dig buried Sparklium Seeds.

In Pikmin 4, all Pikmin types can unearth buried treasures, just like Pikmin 3. Objects that can't be seen can be Target Locked, and the game won't stop the throwing action, even if the max amount of carriers are digging. There's no limit on how many Pikmin can dig, and every Pikmin that is digging will grab onto the object, up to the maximum amount of carries. Yellow Pikmin have been given a 4x digging speed boost whereas the other Pikmin types have a 1x dig speed. Even though White Pikmin return, their ability to see completely buried treasures are removed. The method of finding completely buried treasures is given to Oatchi's 'Pick Up a Scent' Command. Oatchi can also dig like a Pikmin, and the speed of which he digs can be upgraded. It starts at ~16x speed, and can be increased to ~28x and then ~52x.

Digging into holes[edit]

In Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4, there are two hole obstacles that Pikmin can dig their way through. Dirt-mounds are entrances to underground burrows that contain items, and tunnels are pathways filled with rubble that can be dug out to allow passage.

List of buried objects[edit]

In Pikmin 2, whether a treasure is buried or partially buried is actually a property of the treasure itself and not its locations; the treasure will always have this trait no matter where it is generated. That is not the case in Pikmin 3.

Pikmin 2 buried treasures[edit]

Fully buried treasures[edit]

In Pikmin 2, these treasures are always fully buried and require White Pikmin to obtain:

Partially buried treasures[edit]

The following treasures are always partially buried and can have any Pikmin obtain them:

Pikmin 3 buried objects[edit]

In story mode, fruits and pellets are always partially buried while spacesuit upgrades are always fully buried and create a lump in the ground where they are located. In Mission Mode, fruits can be fully buried and create a lump in the ground as well. The following lists details the buried objects the player can find in Story Mode and Mission Mode: unless otherwise specified, the approximate times taken to dig out each object are obtained using one Blue Pikmin, the most "normal" Pikmin type.

Tropical Wilds[edit]

Garden of Hope[edit]

Distant Tundra[edit]

  • Anti-Electrifier Anti-Electrifier (completely) × 1
  • Yellow 1-Pellet (completely) × 1
  • Yellow 5-Pellet (completely) × 1
  • Red 1-Pellet (completely) × 1
  • Astringent Clump Astringent Clump (partially) × 1
  • Cupid's Grenade Cupid's Grenade (partially) × 1
  • Yellow 1-Pellet (partially) × 1
  • Red 1-Pellet (partially) × 1
  • Gray 1-Pellet (partially) × 1
  • Yellow 5-Pellet (partially) × 1

Twilight River[edit]

Silver Lake[edit]

Silver Lake Remix[edit]

Thirsty Desert Remix[edit]

Forgotten Cove[edit]

Clockwork Chasm[edit]

Pikmin 4 buried treasures[edit]

The following article or section is in need of assistance from someone who plays Pikmin 4.
Particularly: List all the buried treasures.

This game sees the return of both fully buried and partially buried objects, however White Pikmin have lost their ability to unearth fully buried treasures and are not needed to find them. They can be found by using the Treasure Gauge or Oatchi's Pick Up a Scent Command.

Rescue Command Post[edit]

Sun-Speckled Terrace[edit]

Last-Frost Cavern[edit]

Crackling Cauldron[edit]

Industrial Maze[edit]

Blossoming Arcadia[edit]

Secluded Courtyard[edit]

Sightless Passage[edit]

Kingdom of Beasts[edit]

Serene Shores[edit]

Below-Grade Discotheque[edit]

Engulfed Castle[edit]

Plunder Palace[edit]

Giant's Hearth[edit]

Cradle of the Beast[edit]

Primordial Thicket[edit]

Cavern for a King[edit]

Hey! Pikmin buried treasures[edit]

The following article or section is in need of assistance from someone who plays Hey! Pikmin.
Particularly: List all the buried treasures.

In Hey! Pikmin, buried treasures aren't completely underground, and are always visible.

Brilliant Garden[edit]

Sparkling Labyrinth[edit]

Leafswirl Lagoon[edit]

Sweltering Parchlands[edit]

Snowfall Field[edit]

Lushlife Murk[edit]

Digging speeds[edit]

Different Pikmin types have different speeds for digging. The exact speeds cannot be determined, but in both Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 3 they seem to reflect the Pikmin's attack power, with the exception being Yellow Pikmin in Pikmin 3, which were made to be better at digging out buried objects on purpose. In Pikmin 4, the relation between attack power and digging speed has been shattered, and Yellow Pikmin are the only species with a different digging speed. The following table lists relative digging speeds for unearthing an object, based on the most "normal" Pikmin type, the Blue Pikmin. Speeds for digging a tunnel or digging a dirt mound are a bit different.

Type Pikmin 2 Pikmin 3 Pikmin 4
Red Pikmin 1.5× 1.5× 1.0×
Purple Pikmin 2.0× 1.5× 1.0×
White Pikmin 1.0× 0.5× 1.0×
Yellow Pikmin 1.0× 2.0× 4.0×
Blue Pikmin 1.0× 1.0× 1.0×
Bulbmin 1.0× N/A N/A
Rock Pikmin N/A 2.0× 1.0×
Winged Pikmin N/A 0.5× 1.0×
Ice Pikmin N/A N/A 1.0×

When under the effect of the ultra-spicy spray, every Pikmin will dig out an object at the same speed as an unsprayed Purple Pikmin in Pikmin 2, and an unsprayed Yellow Pikmin in Pikmin 3. This change also happens to Purple Pikmin and Yellow Pikmin, respectively. The maturity of a Pikmin does not have any impact on its digging speed.

In Pikmin 3, the time taken to dig out depends on the object itself: while it seems constant for those partially buried, it's slightly random for the fully buried ones. This is a matter of few seconds for the fastest Pikmin, and a matter of few minutes for the slowest Pikmin (Winged and White Pikmin).

Technical information[edit]

In Pikmin 2, a buried object is in a special state with a certain amount of health, and Pikmin digging it out actually attack it, causing its health to drop, and its appearance to look more and more exposed. A totally buried treasure has 5850 HP, and a partially buried one has 5150 HP. Non-White Pikmin can join in when a treasure's HP reaches 5150, as a result. A specific sound plays when this health is at 1170, 2340, and 3510.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Flag of Japan Japanese 掘る?
Horu		 Dig
Flag of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Chinese
(traditional)		 挖
Wā		 Dig
Flag of China Chinese
(simplified)		 挖
Wā		 Dig
Flag of France French Creuser Dig
Flag of Germany German Ausgraben/Graben Dig out/Dig
Flag of Italy Italian Scavare Dig
Flag of South Korea Korean 파기
pagi		 Dig
Flag of Spain Spanish Cavar Dig

See also[edit]

Pikmin
Types Red Pikmin • Yellow Pikmin • Blue Pikmin • Purple Pikmin • White Pikmin
Rock Pikmin • Winged Pikmin • Ice Pikmin • Bulbmin • Glow Pikmin
Biology Candypop Bud • Idle • Maturity • Onion • Flarlic • Pellet
Pikmin extinction • Trip • Sprout • Seedling • Soul • Squad
Abilities Carry • Dig • Dodge • Fight • Hide
Controls Charge • Dismiss • Swarm • Pluck • Throw • Whistle
Other Decor Pikmin • Leafling • Mushroom Pikmin • Pikpik carrot
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