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==Naming== | |||
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|jpcommon = {{j|クローバー|Kurōbā|Clover}}. | |||
|jpname = {{j|シロツメクサ|Shirotsumekusa}}. It is the Japanese name of {{w|Trifolium repens}}, a real life species of clover. | |||
|scientific = ''Quattris infectum''. | |||
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|JapR=Kurōbā | |||
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|Fra=Trèfle | |||
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Three-leaf-clover.jpg|A real world clover. | Three-leaf-clover.jpg|A real world clover. | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== |
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Appears in | Pikmin, Pikmin 2, Pikmin 3, Hey! Pikmin, Pikmin Adventure | ||
Scientific name | Quattris infectum | ||
Family | Clover | ||
Areas | The Forest of Hope, The Distant Spring, Awakening Wood, Garden of Hope, Downpour Thicket | ||
Caves | Emergence Cave, Frontier Cavern, Hole of Beasts, White Flower Garden, Snagret Hole, Citadel of Spiders, Shower Room, Cavern of Chaos, Hole of Heroes | ||
Challenge Mode levels | Explorer's Cave, Novice Training, Creator's Garden, Twilight Garden, Concrete Maze, Rumbling Grotto, Hidden Garden, Breeding Ground, Emperor's Realm | ||
Collect treasure! levels | None | ||
Battle enemies! levels | None | ||
Side Story levels | None | ||
2-Player Battle levels | Brawl Yard | ||
Bingo Battle levels | None |
- This article is about the plant. For the four-leaved treasure, see Science Project. For the brooch treasure, see Crystal Clover.
Clover (クローバー?, lit.: "Clover") is a three-leaved plants used as scenery in all Pikmin games. It can be seen in numerous overworld locations, but it's particularly common on "rest levels" inside several caves.
In the first two games, although clovers do not directly affect gameplay, disturbing a clover patch can often scare Iridescent Flint Beetles out of hiding. Some small insects may also fly out. In Pikmin 3, leaders and Pikmin can hide under clovers and other tall plants. Finally, in Hey! Pikmin, the clovers in Downpour Thicket provide protection from the droplets of dew that fall from the sky.
Notes
Olimar's notes
Louie's notes
Nintendo Player's Guide
“The treasure known as the Science Project is a dead ringer for a clover. The only way that you'll be able to distinguish it from the rest is that it'll set off the Treasure Gauge.”
Technical information
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Other information
- Pikmin 2 Piklopedia number: #60
Naming
- See more: Burrow-nit family#Naming.
- Common name: Clover.
- Japanese nickname: クローバー?, lit.: "Clover".
- Japanese name: シロツメクサ?. It is the Japanese name of Trifolium repens, a real life species of clover.
- Scientific name: Quattris infectum.
- Internal names: Unknown.
- Prerelease: None.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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クローバー? Kurōbā |
Clover | |
Trèfle | Clover |
Gallery
Clovers in Pikmin.
Clovers in Pikmin 2.
Clovers in Pikmin 3.
Clovers covered in dew in Hey! Pikmin.
A group of clovers in Pikmin Adventure.
External links
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- Pikmin 1
- Pikmin 2
- Pikmin 3
- Hey! Pikmin
- Pikmin Adventure
- Clover family
- Pikmin 1 vegetation
- Pikmin 2 vegetation
- Pikmin 3 vegetation
- Hey! Pikmin vegetation
- The Forest of Hope
- The Distant Spring
- Awakening Wood
- Garden of Hope
- Emergence Cave
- Frontier Cavern
- Hole of Beasts
- White Flower Garden
- Snagret Hole
- Citadel of Spiders
- Shower Room
- Cavern of Chaos
- Hole of Heroes