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=== Play Nintendo === | === Play Nintendo === | ||
{{transcript|Olimar has quite an imagination, so it's no wonder he thinks this treasure is the fossil of a fuzzy snake. You may recognize this skinny stick as a toothbrush, which goes well with the "Rocket Polish" from Question 3.|block=y}} | {{transcript|Olimar has quite an imagination, so it's no wonder he thinks this treasure is the fossil of a fuzzy snake. You may recognize this skinny stick as a toothbrush, which goes well with the "Rocket Polish" from Question 3.|block=y}} | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
HP Hairy Serpent Fossil Location.png|The location of the Hairy Serpent Fossil. | HP Hairy Serpent Fossil Location.png|The location of the Hairy Serpent Fossil. | ||
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== Names in other languages == | == Names in other languages == | ||
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{{foreignname | {{foreignname | ||
|Jap | |Jap = モヒカンうなぎモドキ | ||
|JapR = | |JapR = Mohikan Unagi Modoki | ||
|JapM = | |JapM = Mohawk pseudo-eel | ||
|Dut | |Dut = Slang met een hanenkam | ||
|DutM = Snake with a mohawk | |DutM = Snake with a mohawk | ||
|Fra | |Fra = Fossile de serpent à brosse | ||
|FraM = Serpent fossil with a crew cut | |FraM = Serpent fossil with a crew cut | ||
|Ger | |Ger = Irokesenwurm | ||
|GerM = Mohawkwyrm | |GerM = Mohawkwyrm | ||
|Ita | |Ita = Fossile di insetto peloso | ||
|ItaM = Hairy insect fossil | |ItaM = Hairy insect fossil | ||
|Kor = 모히칸장어닮은꼴 | |||
|KorR = | |||
|KorM = | |||
|SpaA = Fósil de lombriz peluda | |SpaA = Fósil de lombriz peluda | ||
|SpaAM = Hairy worm fossil | |SpaAM = Hairy worm fossil | ||
Latest revision as of 00:13, December 27, 2024
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| Value |  × 400
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| Weight | 8 | ||
| Maximum carriers | 8 Pikmin | ||
| Location | Glowing Bloom Pond | ||
The Hairy Serpent Fossil is a treasure in Hey! Pikmin. It is actually a red plastic toothbrush, with white bristles. It is about half of Captain Olimar's height, and 6 times his width.
Collecting the treasure[edit]
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After going down a vine, the player can find a doorway behind a dirt block. On the other side, Olimar must use the Widemouthed Anode Beetles to make the Bloominous Stemples bloom, in order to access and retrieve the treasure.
Notes
Hey! Pikmin logs
“The remains of a serpentine creature with the hair still intact. My wife always cautioned me against letting my hair end up like the president's: "Caring for what you have keeps it from fleeing."”
Play Nintendo[edit]
“Olimar has quite an imagination, so it's no wonder he thinks this treasure is the fossil of a fuzzy snake. You may recognize this skinny stick as a toothbrush, which goes well with the "Rocket Polish" from Question 3.”
Gallery[edit]
The location of the Hairy Serpent Fossil.
The Hairy Serpent Fossil as seen from behind in the Treasure Log.
Names in other languages[edit]
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| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
モヒカンうなぎモドキ? Mohikan Unagi Modoki |
Mohawk pseudo-eel |
 Dutch |
Slang met een hanenkam | Snake with a mohawk |
 French |
Fossile de serpent à brosse | Serpent fossil with a crew cut |
 German |
Irokesenwurm | Mohawkwyrm |
 Italian |
Fossile di insetto peloso | Hairy insect fossil |
 Korean |
모히칸장어닮은꼴 | |
 Spanish (NoA) |
Fósil de lombriz peluda | Hairy worm fossil |
 Spanish (NoE) |
Fósil de lombriz crestada | Crested worm fossil |
