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*[[Fiery Blowhog]]
*[[Fiery Blowhog]]
*[[Fiery Bulblax]] (only once, disappears after you defeat it)
*[[Fiery Bulblax]] (only once, disappears after you defeat it)
*[[Spotty Bulbear]] (after Day 30)
*[[Spotty Bulbear]] (only once, disappearing after you defeat it, and only after Day 30)
*[[Dwarf Bulbear]] (more appear after Day 30)
*[[Dwarf Bulbear]] (more appear after Day 30)
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Revision as of 20:29, February 14, 2008

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Wogpoles, Captain Olimar, Louie, and Blue Pikmin in a demo of the Perplexing Pool level. You can see the Shower Room ahead.

The Perplexing Pool is the third area you can discover, before the Wistful Wild. It used to be the area that was once The Distant Spring. Although it looks similar to the Distant Spring, there are some changes, for example there is no more small islands in some places in place of the landing site and others, and some Bridges or gates disappear. The Perplexing Pool has four caves, seven treasures, and new and old enemies. In addition, this level represents the season of Summer.

This is a sample of what is heard in the area. The more powerful part of music is played when enemies are nearby.

Treasures

Caves

Enemies

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