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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The name SPERO may be an easter egg, as it is pronounced as "Sparrow" which is a common bird found in the real world. | *The name SPERO may be an easter egg, as it is pronounced as "Sparrow" which is a common bird found in the real world. | ||
*As SPERO is written in all caps, it probably is an acronym, but what SPERO stands for is never mentioned in the | *As SPERO is written in all caps, it probably is an acronym, but what SPERO stands for is never mentioned in the game. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
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A side view of a SPERO as seen in mission mode.
SPEROs [1] (pronounced as 'spare-oh', or sparrow) are probes sent by the Koppaites to search for a planet with edible sustenance on it in order to save their planet Koppai, as seen in the opening sequence of Pikmin 3. SPERO 3 is the last one searching and is the one that finds PNF-404, a planet with bountiful food to sustain Koppai's population.
Mission Mode
SPEROs are used as a storage device for the fruit collected in Pikmin 3's Mission Mode, comparable to the Ship's Research Pod in underground areas in Pikmin 2.
Trivia
- The name SPERO may be an easter egg, as it is pronounced as "Sparrow" which is a common bird found in the real world.
- As SPERO is written in all caps, it probably is an acronym, but what SPERO stands for is never mentioned in the game.
Gallery
SPEROs searching for other planets with edible food for Koppai.
Official art of the SPERO from one of Nintendo's magazines.
