Stubborn rocks: Difference between revisions
m (CrazyCow moved page Brick wall to Stubborn rocks: As 2B stated in the talk page, the most official name should be the unused internal name, stubborn rocks. I would still not consider this name official/canon, however, due to being unused content. It's still more legit than stone bricks tho. Grammar; when described as a wall, it means ) |
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[[File:P3 Distant Tundra Brick Wall.jpg|thumb|250px|A set of stubborn rocks in the [[Distant Tundra]].]] | [[File:P3 Distant Tundra Brick Wall.jpg|thumb|250px|A set of stubborn rocks in the [[Distant Tundra]].]] | ||
'''Stubborn rocks'''<ref>Name taken from its unused lock-on text</ref> are [[gate|wall]]s of stones in {{p3}} that can only be destroyed by pushing [[iron ball]]s down a slope. They cannot be [[Lock-on|locked-on]] to, as there is no way to destroy them without a ball. They also don't appear on the [[radar]] in any mode but [[Side Stories]], where they're represented with black ovals. In this mode, they're found in every day except [[The Ship Restored]], but are never paired with iron balls, instead acting as undestroyable barriers or cosmetic additions, alongside cinderblocks and wooden signs. | '''Stubborn rocks'''<ref>Name taken from its unused lock-on text in Object_Nickname.</ref> are [[gate|wall]]s of stones in {{p3}} that can only be destroyed by pushing [[iron ball]]s down a slope. They cannot be [[Lock-on|locked-on]] to, as there is no way to destroy them without a ball. They also don't appear on the [[radar]] in any mode but [[Side Stories]], where they're represented with black ovals. In this mode, they're found in every day except [[The Ship Restored]], but are never paired with iron balls, instead acting as undestroyable barriers or cosmetic additions, alongside cinderblocks and wooden signs. | ||
==Locations== | ==Locations== | ||
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P3D First Part Found Final Obstacle.jpg|Several stubborn rocks neighboring an electric gate in First Part Found. | P3D First Part Found Final Obstacle.jpg|Several stubborn rocks neighboring an electric gate in First Part Found. | ||
P3D Big Fruit Carnival Ramp.jpg|A [[bridge#Hay|hay]] ramp allowing passage over stubborn rocks in [[Big Fruit Carnival]]. | P3D Big Fruit Carnival Ramp.jpg|A [[bridge#Hay|hay]] ramp allowing passage over stubborn rocks in [[Big Fruit Carnival]]. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* When stubborn rocks are destroyed by an iron ball, they make the sound of a bowling ball knocking over bowling pins. | * When stubborn rocks are destroyed by an iron ball, they make the sound of a bowling ball knocking over bowling pins. | ||
==Names in other languages== | |||
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|Jap = ゆるぎない石垣 | |||
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|JapM = | |||
|Fra = Mur obstiné | |||
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|FraN = | |||
|Ger = Geröllbarriere | |||
|GerM = | |||
|GerN = | |||
|Ita = Parete cocciuta | |||
|ItaM = | |||
|ItaN = | |||
|Spa = Muro terco | |||
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==See also== | ==See also== |
Revision as of 16:10, July 30, 2024
Because this subject has no official name, the name "stubborn rocks" is conjectural. |
Stubborn rocks[1] are walls of stones in Pikmin 3 that can only be destroyed by pushing iron balls down a slope. They cannot be locked-on to, as there is no way to destroy them without a ball. They also don't appear on the radar in any mode but Side Stories, where they're represented with black ovals. In this mode, they're found in every day except The Ship Restored, but are never paired with iron balls, instead acting as undestroyable barriers or cosmetic additions, alongside cinderblocks and wooden signs.
Locations
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- Story Mode
- Distant Tundra: One wall at the exit of the cave where Brittany lands upon first arriving in the Distant Tundra. It must be destroyed to exit the cave and start the day properly, without the use of glitches. Another is found in the northern section of the main area with the geysers and Arctic Cannon Larvae. Destroying it gives access to the large cave system where the Vehemoth Phosbat is found. Two leaders must be used to access the ledge where the iron ball can be pushed down from, restricting access to the cave until Alph and Brittany are reunited. This one is surrounded by 2 snow pillars resembling those of dirt walls.
- Bingo Battle
- Jigsaw Fortress: One wall in layout B, which can be destroyed by pushing an iron ball at the top of the toy castle.
- Rusted Labyrinth: Two walls neighboring eachother in the center of layout C, which can both be destroyed with a single iron ball.
- Side Stories
- Flower Garden: One set where the dirt wall near the base is in Story Mode, a string of 3 half submerged in the dirt around the elevated Sunseed Berry near the base.
- Inside Forest: A string of two walls near the north shore next to a cinderblock, a string of 6 walls going into the central pond next to 2 cinderblocks.
- River: A wall blocking off the southern section of the area next to a cinderblock.
- Tundra: A wall where the bamboo gate is in Story Mode, one next to the stump, two and a string of two blocking off the northern land of the river.
- Pikmin Reunion: A string of 2 walls next to a cinderblock blocking off the northern section.
- Creature Hunting: One wall blocking off where the entrance to the Calcified Crushblat arena is in Story Mode, one next to it, one on either end of where the yellow bridge is in Story Mode, one next to the northern yellow bridge one, one blocking the 3 leader puzzle stump, a string of 2 where the base is in Story Mode, one blocking the entrance to Alph's crash site, a string of 3 and a string of 2 blocking the northern part of the area.
- Land, Sea, and Sky
- First Part Found
- Team Monster Hunt
- Channel Gone Dry
- Looking for Louie
- Big Fruit Carnival
- Another Part Found
Gallery
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A hay ramp allowing passage over stubborn rocks in Big Fruit Carnival.
Trivia
- When stubborn rocks are destroyed by an iron ball, they make the sound of a bowling ball knocking over bowling pins.
Names in other languages
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Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | ゆるぎない石垣? | ||
French | Mur obstiné | ||
German | Geröllbarriere | ||
Italian | Parete cocciuta | ||
Spanish | Muro terco |
See also
Obstacles |
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Arachnode web • Bag • Bamboo gate • Bomb rock • Boulder • Bramble gate ( White • Black) • Breakable pot • Buried object • Cardboard box ( Tin box) • Clipboard • Clog • Cobblestone block • Cold air • Crystals ( Small • Large • Crystal nodule • Icicle) • Crystal wall • Dam • Dirt block (Solid dirt block) • Dirt wall • Dried plant • Electric gate • Electrical wire • Flames • Hazard generator ( Bubble blower • Electricity generator • Fire geyser • Ice vent • Poison emitter • Water spout) • High ledge • Hydro jelly • Hydroe bramble • Ice block • Ice wall • Iron block • Iron fence ( Rusty • White) • Kingcap ( Poisonous) • Mud pool • Numbered gate • Paper bag • Potted plant • Purple Pikmin needed • Reinforced wall ( White • Gray • Black) • Sizzling floor • Spotcap ( Poisonous) • Sprinkler • Sticky mold • [icon] Stubborn rocks • Switch gate ( White • Red • Blue) • Trowel • Tunnel ( Narrow • Pup) • Water body • Wooden stake |
Minor obstacles |
- ^ Name taken from its unused lock-on text in Object_Nickname.