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There are a few planets in {{p3}} that aren't mentioned and are only seen in the game's [[cutscene#Pikmin 3|opening scene]], when the [[SPERO]]s are shown searching for food, and the planets besides [[PNF-404]] turn out to have nothing. They are purely aesthetic, and don't appear or are mentioned anywhere else in the game or series.
There are a few planets in {{p2}} and {{p3}} that aren't mentioned and are only seen in each game's opening scene, which both show shots of space. They are purely aesthetic, and don't appear or are mentioned anywhere else in the games or series. In ''Pikmin 3'', lots of these planets are nearly identical, but there are still distinguishable "types".


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There are a few planets in Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 3 that aren't mentioned and are only seen in each game's opening scene, which both show shots of space. They are purely aesthetic, and don't appear or are mentioned anywhere else in the games or series. In Pikmin 3, lots of these planets are nearly identical, but there are still distinguishable "types".

List

The following article or section is in need of assistance from someone who plays Pikmin 3.
Particularly: List all planets.

Asteroid planet

This planet is quite curved and is shaped similarly to a potato. This may suggest that it is quite small, as small planets in real life often develop strange shapes because of a lack of gravity.

See also