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File:Repair-juggernaut-artwork.jpg|Concept art of the treasure. | |||
File:Repair.Juggernaut.png|The Repair Juggernaut being analyzed. | File:Repair.Juggernaut.png|The Repair Juggernaut being analyzed. | ||
File:Bolt.jpg|A real world bolt. | File:Bolt.jpg|A real world bolt. | ||
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| Number | 98 (US)
97 (Europe) | ||
| Series | Industrial Set | ||
| Value |  × 85
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| Weight | 20 | ||
| Maximum carriers | 30 Pikmin | ||
| Location | Subterranean Complex | ||
| Challenge Mode levels | Brawny Abyss, Trampled Garden, Collector's Room | ||
- This article is about the rusty bolt. For the shiny bolt, see Superstrong Stabilizer.
The Repair Juggernaut is a treasure in Pikmin 2 and is actually a rusty bolt. It is located on sublevel 6 of the Subterranean Complex. There are many hazards here, as well as deadly Careening Dirigibugs and Anode Beetles. It's advised to clear the level before trying to transport anything.
Notes
Olimar's journal
“This object must have been manufactured long ago by some kind of machine. Back then, they didn't have the fun toys kids have these days. My son is a video game addict, but I'm terrible at them! He teases me about it all the time. Wait... I've got it! Louie's young... He must be a video game wizard! He can give me some hot tips!”
Sales pitch
“Compared to the standard bonding epoxy, this item is two times... four times... No, even more! This metal fastener is 256 times more powerful! In time, it will fix everything in position!”
Gallery
Concept art of the treasure.
- Repair.Juggernaut.png
The Repair Juggernaut being analyzed.
A real world bolt.
- Real world rusty bolt.jpg
A real world rusty bolt.
Trivia
- The number "256" referred to in the sales pitch is the number of different values a byte can have. In addition, 255 is the largest value an unsigned byte can hold. Because of these numbers' relevance in video game development, they appear at times in game scripts, particularly in Nintendo games.[1][2]
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 French |
Titan de la Réparation | Titan of Fixing |
 Italian |
Bestione fissatutto | |
 Spanish |
Coloso inflexible | Inflexible colossus |
 Spanish (NoA) |
Coloso inflexible | Inflexible colossus |
References
- ^ “Hocotate E-Mag #255. Not just songs; songs of love! Rock out to Pikpik's greatest hits and get sappy! http://www.pikmin.com” – Spammer in a letter
- ^ “In this mind-bending realm, my attacks are 256 times more potent!” – Dimentio in Dimension D