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[[File:Thumb pikmin ghosts.jpg|thumb|Multiple colors of Pikmin souls.]] | [[File:Thumb pikmin ghosts.jpg|thumb|Multiple colors of Pikmin souls.]] | ||
{{game help|hp}} | {{game help|hp}} | ||
'''Souls'''{{cite quote|{{notes:Abandoned Husk/heypikmin}}|Olimar|his notes on the Abandoned Husk}} appear every time a [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] or [[enemy]] is defeated. These ghostly spirit-like shapes ascend slowly until they fade away, reminding or alerting the player that a Pikmin or enemy has fallen. | '''Souls'''{{cite quote|{{notes:Abandoned Husk/heypikmin}}|Olimar|his notes on the Abandoned Husk}} appear every time a [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] or [[enemy]] is defeated. These ghostly spirit-like shapes ascend slowly until they fade away, reminding or alerting the player that a Pikmin or enemy has fallen. | ||
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==Pikmin== | ==Pikmin== | ||
{{stub|section=y|Specify the shape and color of each Pikmin type, but take into account each game (''New Play Control!'' versions too). Also, add information on how souls appear during cutscenes, like an extinction cutscene (even in multiplayer), or the end of day cutscene (see gallery).}} | {{stub|section=y|Specify the shape and color of each Pikmin type, but take into account each game (''New Play Control!'' versions too). Also, add information on how souls appear during cutscenes, like an extinction cutscene (even in multiplayer), or the end of day cutscene (see gallery).}} | ||
The Pikmin ones roughly resemble a Pikmin's shape; however, they lack a leaf, bud or flower, don't have feet, and are missing any identifying characteristics such as the Red Pikmin's nose. Their appearance is slightly transparent and details vary between the games. In {{p1}}, every Pikmin has a blue soul, | The Pikmin ones roughly resemble a Pikmin's shape; however, they lack a leaf, bud or flower, don't have feet, and are missing any identifying characteristics such as the Red Pikmin's nose. Their appearance is slightly transparent and details vary between the games. In the GameCube version of {{p1}}, every Pikmin has a blue soul, regardless of the color of the Pikmin itself, while souls in all other ''Pikmin'' games, and ''Pikmin''{{'s}} Wii and Switch versions, are representative of the dead Pikmin's type, differing in color. In {{p3}}, the design of the souls is slightly changed, lacking arms and having rounder heads. [[Rock Pikmin]] and [[Winged Pikmin]] have unique souls as well; Rock Pikmin's souls are larger and more angular, much like the Rock Pikmin themselves, and Winged Pikmin's souls have a pair of translucent, fluttering wings. In {{p4}}, Rock and Winged Pikmin's souls look the same as the other types, as do [[Ice Pikmin]]{{'s}} souls. The only unique souls in the game are [[Glow Pikmin]]{{'s}}, resembling faceless orbs with ghostly tails, as well as lacking the Pikmin's trademark stems. They also have a small "bursting" animation when they disappear. | ||
If a Pikmin dies from being thrown into the abyss, it won't release any soul in {{p1 | If a Pikmin dies from being thrown into the abyss, it won't release any soul in {{p1}}, but it will in {{p2}}. In {{p3}}, no souls will be seen ascending from the abyss but they will be visible on the [[radar]]. No soul will also appear if the [[Sandbelching Meerslug]] eats a Pikmin sprout. The fact that souls appear in the radar is particularly important during [[replay]]s, since they show players where and when Pikmin had died. | ||
In general, Pikmin souls are used as icons in [[menu]]s and [[HUD]]s to represent Pikmin that have died. | In general, Pikmin souls are used as icons in [[menu]]s and [[HUD]]s to represent Pikmin that have died. | ||
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==Enemies== | ==Enemies== | ||
[[File:Spirit 1.jpg|thumb|left|The soul of a recently defeated [[Dwarf Bulborb]].]] | [[File:Spirit 1.jpg|thumb|left|The soul of a recently defeated [[Dwarf Bulborb]].]] | ||
In {{p1}} and {{p2}}, enemy souls have a pink-purple color and look like a bubble, and leave a transparent trail behind. Two holes resembling eyes are visible near the shape's center. [[Bulbmin]] produce a smaller version of this type of soul when they die. Enemies that do not really "die" do not leave a soul when defeated: this is the case for the [[Spotty Bulbear]] and the [[Gatling Groink]], which can [[Health#Revival|revive]], and the [[Ravenous Whiskerpillar]], which seems to remain alive even after being defeated. Enemies that die while [[ultra-bitter spray|petrified]] release a soul, but these "non-dying" enemies do not. In {{p2}}, these souls make an eerie sound when ascending. The souls for [[boss]]es are larger than those of regular enemies, and make a deeper sound. | |||
In {{ | In {{p3}} and {{p4}}, enemy souls are blue, have small white eyes, and have a small "tail". They also burst with an audible pop after a few seconds, a trait exclusive to enemies' souls. An enemy's death in this game means that the carcass is ready to be [[Carry|carried]] – the enemy cannot be picked up until the soul is actually seen. Due to the way [[Camera#Off-camera objects|off-camera objects]] are handled, an enemy's soul will not ascend until it is once again visible on-screen. | ||
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{{game help|p2|Clear screenshots of every variety of Pikmin's souls.}} | {{game help|p2|Clear screenshots of every variety of Pikmin's souls.}} | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Spirits P1 artwork.png| | Spirits P1 artwork.png|Artwork of Pikmin souls in ''Pikmin''. | ||
P1 Pikmin spirit.png|A screenshot of a Pikmin soul in ''Pikmin''. | P1 Pikmin spirit.png|A screenshot of a Pikmin soul in ''Pikmin''. | ||
Spirit abyss.png|Pikmin souls in ''Pikmin 2'' from falling into any abyss. They are quite low, so they are normally hard to see. | Spirit abyss.png|Pikmin souls in ''Pikmin 2'' from falling into any abyss. They are quite low, so they are normally hard to see. | ||
P2 Left Behind Souls.png|Souls of several Pikmin as seen in one of the graphics in Pikmin 2's Debt/Treasure completion results. | PikMass1.png|A large group of Pikmin souls ascending into the air in ''Pikmin 2''. | ||
P2 Left Behind Souls.png|Souls of several Pikmin as seen in one of the graphics in ''Pikmin 2''{{'s}} Debt/Treasure completion results. | |||
Winged Pikmin's spirit.png|A Winged Pikmin's soul. Note the wings. | Winged Pikmin's spirit.png|A Winged Pikmin's soul. Note the wings. | ||
Spirits.png|A montage showing each [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]]'s soul in ''Pikmin 3''. | Spirits.png|A montage showing each [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]]'s soul in ''Pikmin 3''. | ||
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P2 enemy spirit texture.png|The texture used in ''Pikmin 2'' for the enemy souls. | P2 enemy spirit texture.png|The texture used in ''Pikmin 2'' for the enemy souls. | ||
Spirits in Brawl.jpg|The appearance of Pikmin souls in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. | Spirits in Brawl.jpg|The appearance of Pikmin souls in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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*The Pikmin souls resemble {{w|Kodama (spirit)|kodama}}, a Japanese myth about small ghosts that haunt trees. | *The Pikmin souls resemble {{w|Kodama (spirit)|kodama}}, a Japanese myth about small ghosts that haunt trees. | ||
*In ''Pikmin 4'', enemies that usually don’t leave behind souls, such as [[Man-at-Legs]] or [[Smoky Progg]], will leave a soul if defeated while [[Ice#Against enemies|frozen]]. | *In ''Pikmin 4'', enemies that usually don’t leave behind souls, such as [[Man-at-Legs]] or [[Smoky Progg]], will leave a soul if defeated while [[Ice#Against enemies|frozen]]. | ||
*In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, cockroach souls resemble eyeless Pikmin 4 enemy souls. | *In ''Animal Crossing: New Horizons'', cockroach souls resemble eyeless ''Pikmin 4'' enemy souls. | ||
*According to the log of the [[Abandoned Husk]], Olimar has seen "soul-like things leaving the bodies of other creatures". | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Latest revision as of 02:21, December 17, 2024
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Souls[1] appear every time a Pikmin or enemy is defeated. These ghostly spirit-like shapes ascend slowly until they fade away, reminding or alerting the player that a Pikmin or enemy has fallen.
Pikmin[edit]
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The Pikmin ones roughly resemble a Pikmin's shape; however, they lack a leaf, bud or flower, don't have feet, and are missing any identifying characteristics such as the Red Pikmin's nose. Their appearance is slightly transparent and details vary between the games. In the GameCube version of Pikmin, every Pikmin has a blue soul, regardless of the color of the Pikmin itself, while souls in all other Pikmin games, and Pikmin's Wii and Switch versions, are representative of the dead Pikmin's type, differing in color. In Pikmin 3, the design of the souls is slightly changed, lacking arms and having rounder heads. Rock Pikmin and Winged Pikmin have unique souls as well; Rock Pikmin's souls are larger and more angular, much like the Rock Pikmin themselves, and Winged Pikmin's souls have a pair of translucent, fluttering wings. In Pikmin 4, Rock and Winged Pikmin's souls look the same as the other types, as do Ice Pikmin's souls. The only unique souls in the game are Glow Pikmin's, resembling faceless orbs with ghostly tails, as well as lacking the Pikmin's trademark stems. They also have a small "bursting" animation when they disappear.
If a Pikmin dies from being thrown into the abyss, it won't release any soul in Pikmin, but it will in Pikmin 2. In Pikmin 3, no souls will be seen ascending from the abyss but they will be visible on the radar. No soul will also appear if the Sandbelching Meerslug eats a Pikmin sprout. The fact that souls appear in the radar is particularly important during replays, since they show players where and when Pikmin had died.
In general, Pikmin souls are used as icons in menus and HUDs to represent Pikmin that have died.
Enemies[edit]
In Pikmin and Pikmin 2, enemy souls have a pink-purple color and look like a bubble, and leave a transparent trail behind. Two holes resembling eyes are visible near the shape's center. Bulbmin produce a smaller version of this type of soul when they die. Enemies that do not really "die" do not leave a soul when defeated: this is the case for the Spotty Bulbear and the Gatling Groink, which can revive, and the Ravenous Whiskerpillar, which seems to remain alive even after being defeated. Enemies that die while petrified release a soul, but these "non-dying" enemies do not. In Pikmin 2, these souls make an eerie sound when ascending. The souls for bosses are larger than those of regular enemies, and make a deeper sound.
In Pikmin 3 and Pikmin 4, enemy souls are blue, have small white eyes, and have a small "tail". They also burst with an audible pop after a few seconds, a trait exclusive to enemies' souls. An enemy's death in this game means that the carcass is ready to be carried – the enemy cannot be picked up until the soul is actually seen. Due to the way off-camera objects are handled, an enemy's soul will not ascend until it is once again visible on-screen.
Gallery[edit]
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Artwork of Pikmin souls in Pikmin.
A screenshot of a Pikmin soul in Pikmin.
Pikmin souls in Pikmin 2 from falling into any abyss. They are quite low, so they are normally hard to see.
A large group of Pikmin souls ascending into the air in Pikmin 2.
Souls of several Pikmin as seen in one of the graphics in Pikmin 2's Debt/Treasure completion results.
A Winged Pikmin's soul. Note the wings.
A montage showing each Pikmin's soul in Pikmin 3.
Souls as seen on the GamePad.
The soul of a boss in Pikmin 2.
Two enemy souls as they appear in Pikmin 3.
Close-up of an enemy soul in Pikmin 3 Deluxe.
The texture used in Pikmin and Pikmin 2 for the Pikmin souls.
The textures used in Pikmin for the enemy souls.
The texture used in Pikmin 2 for the enemy souls.
The appearance of Pikmin souls in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
Trivia[edit]
- In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Purple Pikmin do not release a soul when they die, but they do in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
- The Pikmin souls resemble kodama, a Japanese myth about small ghosts that haunt trees.
- In Pikmin 4, enemies that usually don’t leave behind souls, such as Man-at-Legs or Smoky Progg, will leave a soul if defeated while frozen.
- In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, cockroach souls resemble eyeless Pikmin 4 enemy souls.
- According to the log of the Abandoned Husk, Olimar has seen "soul-like things leaving the bodies of other creatures".
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ “It looks like an indigenous creature, but it's empty. Hmm. I've seen soul-like things leaving the bodies of other creatures. Did this empty shell once house a soul too? Did other objects we've found also once have souls? Where do they go? Who decides which creatures have them? Do I have one? Hmm... I'd better get some sleep. I'm running on empty.” – Olimar in his notes on the Abandoned Husk
| 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 |