Final Battle

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Final Battle
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Location	Primordial Thicket
Sublevels
Rescues	1
Treasures	None
Onions	None
Hazards	Poison

Final Battle is the sixth and final Dandori Battle stage in Pikmin 4. In Story Mode, the opponent is Louie. It is unlocked after playing on Hot Sandy Duel in Dandori Battle mode.

It has a Dandori Level of five out of five. It is a large stage with both teams being on opposite ends of a giant fort-like structure housing many enemies.

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How to reach

You must unlock Primordial Thicket by rescuing Yorke and Don Bergman. From there the entrance on the left side of Primordial Thicket, where there are two noticeable flowers. When you hit these flowers with Oatchi, they bloom and pop up, turning them into platforms which you must use in order to cross a gap to the Dandori Battle cave. Oatchi's jump is once again needed to get across.

To transport Nelle after the battle, it is recommended you use Winged Pikmin, as grounded Pikmin types may be slowed down or eaten by a nearby Startle Spore.

Overview

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Layout

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Strategy

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Objects

Starting Pikmin

•  Winged Pikmin × 5

Treasures

Enemies

•  Moldy Dwarf Bulborb × 8
•  Shearwig × 4
•  Waddlequaff × 2
•  Watery Blowhog × 6
•  Baldy Long Legs × 1

Obstacles

Others

Notes

Dandori Battle menu

“Winged Pikmin, Glow Pikmin, and Oatchi must all work together in this stage. It's a fitting venue for the culmination of all your Dandori training!”

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	最果ての闘技場? Saihate no Tōgijō	Remotest Arena
Chinese (traditional)	盡頭的競技場 Jìntóu de Jìngjìcháng	End Arena
Chinese (simplified)	尽头的竞技场 Jìntóu de Jìngjìcháng	End Arena
Dutch	Eindstrijd	Final battle
French	Combat final	Final battle
German	Das große Finale	The Grand Final
Italian	Battaglia finale	Final battle
Korean	최후의 결투장 Choehu-ui Gyeoltu-jang	Final Arena
Portuguese	Batalha final	Final battle
Spanish	Batalla final	Final battle