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{{Infobox treasure | {{Infobox treasure | ||
|image= | |treasure_name=Lip Service | ||
|size= | |image=thumb_lipservice.jpg | ||
|hoard_number=77 ( | |size=99px | ||
76 ( | |icon=Treasure Hoard Lip Service.png | ||
|hoard_number=77 (US) | |||
76 (Europe) | |||
|series=Modern Amenities Series | |series=Modern Amenities Series | ||
|value=50 | |value=50 | ||
|weight=4 | |weight=4 | ||
|max_pikmin=8 | |max_pikmin=8 | ||
|location=Citadel of Spiders | |location=Citadel of Spiders | ||
}} | |||
The '''Lip Service''' is found on the second sublevel of the [[Citadel of Spiders]] | The '''Lip Service''' is a treasure found in the game ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. It is actually a tube of [[Wikipedia:Lipstick|lipstick]]. The Japanese version has an ice pop stick instead. The treasure is found on the second sublevel of the [[Citadel of Spiders]]. [[Fiery Dweevil]]s and [[Yellow Wollywog]]s may intercept the [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] transporting this item, so finish them off first, then carry the treasure. | ||
The expression "lip service" is used when someone says something others want to hear, regardless of its factual value. | |||
{{Notes|journal=y|sale=y}} | |||
{{Treasures}} | {{Treasures}} | ||
Revision as of 11:46, June 15, 2014
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| Number | 77 (US)
76 (Europe) | ||
| Series | Modern Amenities Series | ||
| Value |  × 50
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| Weight | 4 | ||
| Maximum carriers | 8 Pikmin | ||
| Location | Citadel of Spiders | ||
| Challenge Mode levels | None | ||
The Lip Service is a treasure found in the game Pikmin 2. It is actually a tube of lipstick. The Japanese version has an ice pop stick instead. The treasure is found on the second sublevel of the Citadel of Spiders. Fiery Dweevils and Yellow Wollywogs may intercept the Pikmin transporting this item, so finish them off first, then carry the treasure.
The expression "lip service" is used when someone says something others want to hear, regardless of its factual value.
Notes
Olimar's journal
“I've never had much desire to climb the corporate ladder, but I'm beginning to think I should. Every year that my kids grow older, they get more expensive. Taking care of them is my most important duty. I should take lessons from the ship on how to be a high-pressure salesman. Then I'd rake in the cash!”
Sales pitch
“What is wrong with the delicate dance of beautification, flattery, and flirtation? What, I ask? If it makes life more fun, keep it up! Come on! Buy yours today!”