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[[Image:DSC00457.JPG|left|thumb| A Mamuta and a Red 10-Pellet in the Distant Spring's Challenge Mode.]][[Image:Pikmin1f.jpg|thumb|right|The Pikmin encounter [[Dwarf Red Bulborb|Dwarf Red Bulborbs]] and a [[Red Bulborb]] in the [[Enemy Reel]].]]
[[Image:DSC00457.JPG|left|thumb| A Mamuta and a Red 10-Pellet in the Distant Spring's Challenge Mode.]][[Image:Pikmin1f.jpg|thumb|right|The Pikmin encounter [[Dwarf Red Bulborb|Dwarf Red Bulborbs]] and a [[Red Bulborb]] in the [[Enemy Reel]].]]


'''The Distant Spring''' is the fourth area Olimar discovers on [[Pikmin 1|his first visit]] to the [[Pikmin Planet]]. It is part of a huge wetland at the edge of the forest (and thusly named "Distant Spring"). The terrain is mostly aquatic with unique creatures spread throughout. This land also is home to most of [[Captain Olimar|Captain Olimar's]] missing ship parts, of which there are ten. The [[Perplexing Pool]] bears resemblance to the Distant Spring. They feature similar maps and similar looking ledges, and the same tree trunks. However, several gates are gone in the Perplexing Pool.
'''The Distant Spring''' is the fourth area Olimar discovers on [[Pikmin (game)|his first visit]] to the [[Pikmin Planet]]. It is part of a huge wetland at the edge of the forest (and thusly named "Distant Spring"). The terrain is mostly aquatic with unique creatures spread throughout. This land also is home to most of [[Captain Olimar|Captain Olimar's]] missing ship parts, of which there are ten. The [[Perplexing Pool]] bears resemblance to the Distant Spring. They feature similar maps and similar looking ledges, and the same tree trunks. However, several gates are gone in the Perplexing Pool.


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{{listen|filename=The Distant Spring.ogg|title=Distant Spring Music}}

Revision as of 16:28, January 10, 2010

File:DSC00457.JPG
A Mamuta and a Red 10-Pellet in the Distant Spring's Challenge Mode.
The Pikmin encounter Dwarf Red Bulborbs and a Red Bulborb in the Enemy Reel.

The Distant Spring is the fourth area Olimar discovers on his first visit to the Pikmin Planet. It is part of a huge wetland at the edge of the forest (and thusly named "Distant Spring"). The terrain is mostly aquatic with unique creatures spread throughout. This land also is home to most of Captain Olimar's missing ship parts, of which there are ten. The Perplexing Pool bears resemblance to the Distant Spring. They feature similar maps and similar looking ledges, and the same tree trunks. However, several gates are gone in the Perplexing Pool.

Distant Spring Music

General Layout

The Distant Spring is the largest area in the first Pikmin game. Water covers a great part of the area. In the center lies the landing site, along with several hollow tree stumps. To the west is a small lake where the Number 2 Ionium Jet and the Chronos Reactor can be found. To the north, a wall maze with the UV Lamp can be found, blocked by a small path full with Spotty Bulbears and Dwarf Bulbears. To the south are the places with the Gluon Drive, Zirconium Rotor, and Pilot's Seat which are located in large tree stumps. Finally, to the east lies a gigantic lake with some islands where the Smoky Progg and the Interstellar Radio (inside a Puffy Blowhog) can be found.

Enemies

Challenge Mode Enemies

Rocket Parts

Trivia

  • The Enemy Reel shows the Distant Spring having different enemies, ship parts, and being more plain, without the hollow tree stumps.


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