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| Number | 65 (US and Europe) | ||
| Series | Tortured Artist Series | ||
| Value |  × 30
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| Weight | 4 | ||
| Maximum carriers | 8 Pikmin | ||
| Location | Glutton's Kitchen | ||
| Challenge Mode levels | Lost Toy Box | ||
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| Number | 64 (Japan) | ||
| Series | Tortured Artist Series | ||
| Value | × 30
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| Weight | 4 | ||
| Maximum carriers | 8 Pikmin | ||
| Location | Glutton's Kitchen | ||
| Challenge Mode levels | None | ||
The Master's Instrument is a treasure in Pikmin 2 and is actually a Mario Paint pastel stick labeled "Peach Pink". This references the Super Nintendo game Mario Paint, and the color is a particular reference to Princess Peach. It is found on the first sublevel of the Glutton's Kitchen. It is located inside a box with a Dwarf Bulbear in it, so the player must be careful when aiming for it. There are also many more of them that can get in the way while transporting the treasure, so make sure the enemies are removed as well. In the Japanese version, it has Japanese writing.
Notes
Olimar's journal
“I found this object squirreled away in an underground complex. Some of these structures demonstrate a high degree of culture. I surmise that each building must have been designed by an artist of great renown. This pink painting rod reinforces my hunch that this civilization appreciated fine art.”
Sales pitch
“No artistic inclinations? No color sense? No worries! This no-hassle art implement was found on a primitive planet. From this day forward, you can be an artist of the ages!”
Gallery
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The Master's Instrument being analyzed.
Texture used for the treasure.
