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* The 9 colors of paint in the series are the same 9 colors of [[Pikmin]] available. The colors are laid out (and slightly grouped) chronologically based on which game the pikmin were initially introduced. The tubes also differ in size (or usage) based on how long they've been in the series. For example, the [[Red Pikmin|red]], [[Blue Pikmin|blue]], and [[Yellow Pikmin|yellow]] colored paint tubes are almost completely empty as they have been used since the original Pikmin game, while the [[Ice Pikmin|cyan]] and [[Glow Pikmin|neon]] colors are almost completely full as they were just introduced in Pikmin 4. | * The 9 colors of paint in the series are the same 9 colors of [[Pikmin]] available. The colors are laid out (and slightly grouped) chronologically based on which game the pikmin were initially introduced. The tubes also differ in size (or usage) based on how long they've been in the series. For example, the [[Red Pikmin|red]], [[Blue Pikmin|blue]], and [[Yellow Pikmin|yellow]] colored paint tubes are almost completely empty as they have been used since the original Pikmin game, while the [[Ice Pikmin|cyan]] and [[Glow Pikmin|neon]] colors are almost completely full as they were just introduced in Pikmin 4. | ||
** The reason the [[Noble Goo]] and [[True Goo]] tubes only look slightly more used then the [[Captivation Goo]] and [[Ambiguous Goo]] tubes could be because the [[Purple Pikmin|purple]] and [[white Pikmin]] were not included in [[Story Mode]] (main-story) game play in [[Pikmin 3]], but were used in [[Mission Mode]] game play. | ** The reason the [[Noble Goo]] and [[True Goo]] tubes only look slightly more used then the [[Captivation Goo]] and [[Ambiguous Goo]] tubes could be because the [[Purple Pikmin|purple]] and [[white Pikmin]] were not included in [[Story Mode]] (main-story) game play in [[Pikmin 3]], but were used in [[Mission Mode]] game play. | ||
** The [[Refreshing Goo]] being slightly | ** The [[Refreshing Goo]] being slightly used compared to the [[Neon Goo]]'s completely unused state could be a reference to how [[Ice Pikmin]] were first revealed in pre-release material months before [[Glow Pikmin]]. | ||
** Each colored paint tube is found in the general area most players would first discover | ** Each colored paint tube is found in the general area most players would first discover Pikmin of that type, with the exception of the red [[Uniquely You Goo]] and the green Neon Goo; both of them are found much later in the [[Cavern for a King]], since [[Red Pikmin]] are discovered during the game's tutorial segment and Glow Pikmin are only available during [[Night expedition|night]], where there are no treasures, or under caves, where their seeds can only be used after night expeditions. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 21:57, August 13, 2023
| Soulful Artist Series | |
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| Image of the complete series. | |
| Theme | Paint tubes |
| Treasures | 9 |
| Locations | Crackling Cauldron, Secluded Courtyard, Kingdom of Beasts, Engulfed Castle, Subzero Sauna, Dream Home, Last-Frost Cavern, Cavern for a King |
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The Soulful Artist Series is a series listed in the Treasure Catalog in Pikmin 4. It consists of nine treasures, all of which are tubes of paint with colors corresponding to the nine Pikmin types. All the treasures in this series are worth 
× 720, and an extra × 216 is given when the entire series has been collected.
List
Names in other languages
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| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 French |
Matériel de l'artiste | Artist's material |
Trivia
- The 9 colors of paint in the series are the same 9 colors of Pikmin available. The colors are laid out (and slightly grouped) chronologically based on which game the pikmin were initially introduced. The tubes also differ in size (or usage) based on how long they've been in the series. For example, the red, blue, and yellow colored paint tubes are almost completely empty as they have been used since the original Pikmin game, while the cyan and neon colors are almost completely full as they were just introduced in Pikmin 4.
- The reason the Noble Goo and True Goo tubes only look slightly more used then the Captivation Goo and Ambiguous Goo tubes could be because the purple and white Pikmin were not included in Story Mode (main-story) game play in Pikmin 3, but were used in Mission Mode game play.
- The Refreshing Goo being slightly used compared to the Neon Goo's completely unused state could be a reference to how Ice Pikmin were first revealed in pre-release material months before Glow Pikmin.
- Each colored paint tube is found in the general area most players would first discover Pikmin of that type, with the exception of the red Uniquely You Goo and the green Neon Goo; both of them are found much later in the Cavern for a King, since Red Pikmin are discovered during the game's tutorial segment and Glow Pikmin are only available during night, where there are no treasures, or under caves, where their seeds can only be used after night expeditions.