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Number | 119 (US) 118 (Europe) 117 (Japan) | ||
Series | Space Love Series | ||
Value | × 100 | ||
Weight | 5 | ||
Maximum carriers | 10 Pikmin | ||
Location | Frontier Cavern | ||
Challenge Mode levels | None |
- This article is about the golden ring with a green star. For the silver one with a pink star, see Gemstar Wife.
The Gemstar Husband (宝石生物ヒトデメラルド♂?, lit.: "Jewel Creature Seastar-emerald ♂") is a treasure in Pikmin 2. It is buried somewhere on the third sublevel of the Frontier Cavern, so White Pikmin are needed to get it. This item is actually a plastic gold ring with a green star.
Notes
Olimar's journal
“A captain views his ship as a brother and a partner, someone he can trust with his life. It's crucial for them to develop an unquestionable, unfaltering trust. But I refuse to believe that this simple trinket is some kind of living gem. That's insane!”
Sales pitch
“Once again, daydreams come alive! This is not just a fine gem, but a rare, inorganic life-form.”
Gallery
- Gemstar-husband-artwork.jpg
Artwork of the treasure.
- Gemstar Husband.jpg
The Gemstar Husband being dug up.
- Gemstar husband carry.png
The Gemstar Husband being carried right after being dug up.
- Gemstar Husband 2.jpg
The Gemstar Husband being analyzed by the Hocotate ship.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | 宝石生物ヒトデメラルド♂? Hōseki Seibutsu Hitodemerarudo Osu |
Jewel Creature Seastar-emerald ♂ | From a corruption of ヒトデ?, lit.: "Sea Star" and エメラルド?, lit.: "Emerald" |
French | Etoile du Mari | Star of the Husband | The "E" of "Etoile" should be "É" instead. |
German | Sternenstein des Gatten | Husband's Star Stone | |
Italian | Gemma maschio | Male Gem | |
Spanish | Joya estrella macho | Male star jewel |