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This part will send out a daily S.O.S. signal. I have so little time remaining, though, that I have no option but to continue my search rather than waiting for a rescue party. Having to collect every part is a bit overwhelming...but I get the impression not all parts are needed to fly the ship.”
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The '''Interstellar Radio''' is one of the ship parts featured in the game ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]''. The Interstellar Radio emits a constant | The '''Interstellar Radio''' is one of the ship parts featured in the game ''[[Pikmin (game)|Pikmin]]''. The Interstellar Radio emits a constant S.O.S. signal, and emits voices to counteract the loneliness of space. | ||
==Collecting the part== | ==Collecting the part== | ||
Revision as of 23:43, May 24, 2012
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| This ship part is required for the S.S. Dolphin to escape the planet. | |
| Weight | 20 |
| Max. carriers | 40 Pikmin |
| Location | The Distant Spring |
The Interstellar Radio is one of the ship parts featured in the game Pikmin. The Interstellar Radio emits a constant S.O.S. signal, and emits voices to counteract the loneliness of space.
Collecting the part
It is found inside the body of a Puffy Blowhog in the big lake, and may be near three Water Dumples. On land, defeat the Spotty Bulbear to insure the Pikmin's safety.
Notes
Olimar's monologs
“I've found my Interstellar Radio!
Not only does it emit a constant S.O.S. signal, it also broadcasts voices from space that will brighten up my moments of boredom. The Dolphin, while comfortable, becomes quite a lonely place in the depths of the night...
This part will send out a daily S.O.S. signal. I have so little time remaining, though, that I have no option but to continue my search rather than waiting for a rescue party. Having to collect every part is a bit overwhelming...but I get the impression not all parts are needed to fly the ship.”
