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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Olimar's description for the Go-with-the-Flow Totem is a reference to how 20-sided die are used in, and associated with tabletop RPGs such as ''{{w|Dungeons & Dragons}}'' or ''{{w|Pathfinder Roleplaying Game}}''. | * Olimar's description for the Go-with-the-Flow Totem is a reference to how 20-sided die are used in, and associated with, tabletop RPGs such as ''{{w|Dungeons & Dragons}}'' or ''{{w|Pathfinder Roleplaying Game}}''. | ||
== Names in other languages == | == Names in other languages == | ||
Latest revision as of 09:02, August 29, 2024
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| Series | Hands of Fate Series | ||
| Value |  × 40
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| Weight | 2 | ||
| Maximum carriers | 4 | ||
| Locations | Doppelgänger's Den, Plunder Palace | ||
| Dandori Challenge stages | Trial of the Sage Leaf | ||
| Dandori Battle stages | None | ||
| Total amount | 3 | ||
The Go-with-the-Flow Totem is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is a beige 20-sided die.
Collecting the treasure[edit]
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Doppelgänger's Den[edit]
There is a Go-with-the-Flow Totem inside of a jar in the northwest of the arena in sublevel 4 of the Doppelgänger's Den. To collect this treasure, you must first break the jar with a rush from Oatchi, then throw 2 Pikmin at it.
Plunder Palace[edit]
There are two Go-with-the-Flow Totems on a very tall platform near the center of sublevel 1 of the Plunder Palace. To collect them, you must throw 4 Pikmin into the nearby fan, upon which they will land on the ledge and pick up both treasures. A nearby Breadbug may attempt to steal it, in which case you will need to either damage it or best it in tug-of-war.
Notes[edit]
Schnauz's notes[edit]
Olimar's notes[edit]
Louie's notes[edit]
Gallery[edit]
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The Go-with-the-Flow Totems in the Plunder Palace, in the location they are discovered.
A closer look at the Go-with-the-Flow Totem in the Treasure Catalog.
Trivia[edit]
- Olimar's description for the Go-with-the-Flow Totem is a reference to how 20-sided die are used in, and associated with, tabletop RPGs such as Dungeons & Dragons or Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
ケセラセラ・ストーン? Keserasera Sutōn |
"Whatever Happens, Happens" Stone |
 Chinese(traditional) |
順其自然石頭 Shùnqízìrán Shítou |
"Let Nature Take Its Course" Stone |
 Chinese(simplified) |
顺其自然石头 Shùnqízìrán Shítou |
"Let Nature Take Its Course" Stone |
 Dutch |
Verrassingstotem | Surprise totem |
 French |
Totem du laisser-faire | Totem of leave it be |
 German |
Überraschungstotem | Surprise Totem |
 Italian |
Totem carpe diem | Totem of carpe diem |
 Korean |
케세라세라 스톤 Keserasera Seuton |
"Whatever Happens, Happens" Stone |
 Portuguese |
Pedra do tanto faz | Stone of whatever |
 Spanish |
Tótem del abandono | Totem of abandonment/carelessness |