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The '''Geographic Projection''' is a treasure in ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. It is the southern hemisphere of a [[Wikipedia:Globe|globe]]; this being a representation of Earth suggests that the [[Planet of the Pikmin|Pikmin planet]] is Earth | The '''Geographic Projection''' is a treasure in ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. It is the southern hemisphere of a [[Wikipedia:Globe|globe]]; this being a representation of Earth suggests that the [[Planet of the Pikmin|Pikmin planet]] is Earth. | ||
Retrieving the treasure unlocks the [[Survey Chart]], part of the [[Exploration Kit]], allowing the Pikmin [[captain]]s to progress to the [[Perplexing Pool]] because it contains data that holds co-ordinates that makes locating this new area possible. The [[Spherical Atlas]] is also a globe half, this time a northern hemisphere, and it too unlocks an area to land in (Awakening Wood). | Retrieving the treasure unlocks the [[Survey Chart]], part of the [[Exploration Kit]], allowing the Pikmin [[captain]]s to progress to the [[Perplexing Pool]] because it contains data that holds co-ordinates that makes locating this new area possible. The [[Spherical Atlas]] is also a globe half, this time a northern hemisphere, and it too unlocks an area to land in (Awakening Wood). | ||
==Collecting the treasure== | |||
[[File:Geographic Projection location.png|thumb|left|x165px|Location of the treasure on the radar. Click for a bigger image.]] | |||
The item is found in the same place as the [[Yellow Onion]] in [[Pikmin (game)|the first game]]. This heavy treasure is found in the [[Awakening Wood]], making it the only aboveground treasure that makes up the Explorer's Friend Series, and requires [[Purple Pikmin]] to be picked up, due to the fact that its weight is 101 and thus 100 weaker [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] cannot lift it. It is slightly buried and located near the longest constructible [[bridge]] in the area, behind a [[Hazards#Poison gas|poison]] [[gate]] near the [[Hole of Beasts]]. A [[Creeping Chrysanthemum]] is nearby. | |||
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Revision as of 17:07, January 28, 2014
| Geographic Projection | |
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| File:Geographic Projection.jpg | |
| Number | 185 |
| Series | Explorer's Friend Series |
| Value |  × 200
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| Weight | 101 |
| Maximum carriers | 100 Pikmin |
| Location | Awakening Wood |
| Challenge Mode levels | None |
The Geographic Projection is a treasure in Pikmin 2. It is the southern hemisphere of a globe; this being a representation of Earth suggests that the Pikmin planet is Earth.
Retrieving the treasure unlocks the Survey Chart, part of the Exploration Kit, allowing the Pikmin captains to progress to the Perplexing Pool because it contains data that holds co-ordinates that makes locating this new area possible. The Spherical Atlas is also a globe half, this time a northern hemisphere, and it too unlocks an area to land in (Awakening Wood).
Collecting the treasure
The item is found in the same place as the Yellow Onion in the first game. This heavy treasure is found in the Awakening Wood, making it the only aboveground treasure that makes up the Explorer's Friend Series, and requires Purple Pikmin to be picked up, due to the fact that its weight is 101 and thus 100 weaker Pikmin cannot lift it. It is slightly buried and located near the longest constructible bridge in the area, behind a poison gate near the Hole of Beasts. A Creeping Chrysanthemum is nearby.
Notes
Ship's dialogs
“Fascinating! This object is highly similar to the one you found in the Valley of Repose.
By examining this further, I may be able to extrapolate new planetary data!
This hemisphere also contains a hidden microchip! I will attempt to decrypt the stored data...
Decoding complete! As I surmised, this chip contains additional topographic data.
The data has been inputted into my database. I shall name it the Survey Chart!”Olimar's journal
Sales pitch
Gallery
- Geographicprojection.jpg
Concept art of the treasure.
Texture used for the model.
