Valley of the Breeze

Valley of the Breeze Sector 5 – Area B
Treasures	3
Pikmin available	Winged Pikmin
Requirements	Complete Fragrant Forest
Next area	Downpour Thicket (normal exit) Gale-Force Glen (secret exit)
Music

Valley of the Breeze (かぜのふく たに^?) is the second main area in the Leafswirl Lagoon. it takes place inside a cave with multiple vertical shafts. These shafts have Sparklium Seeds, treasures, and enemies in them, so Captain Olimar has to be carried downward slowly by the Winged Pikmin in order to reach every nook and cranny. Some parts of the cave also have gusts of wind that throw Olimar in specific directions. At the final room of the area, if the player quickly makes their way to the left, they can land on a branch that takes them to a secret exit, which opens up the path to Gale-Force Glen. If not, they will have to land on the floor and go through the normal exit, that leads to Downpour Thicket.

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Description

Right at the start, the player can call 8 Winged Pikmin, that are coming from two bushes. Those Pikmin are needed to go down a huge hole filled with Hydroe brambles. During the descent, the player can call some Winged Pikmin, hiding in a bush placed on a wall of the hole. There are also some drafts, that deviate Olimar during his descent. However, the player needs to be close to the right wall of the hole to get access of the Slimmerized Cell.

At the end of the hole stands a Mockiwi. After this, there is a second hole, filled this time with Coppellers holding some Sparklium Seeds. At some point in the descent stands a small aperture in the left, leading to a doorway. On the other side, there is a breeze that goes upwards, and allows the player to retrieve the Probable Teapot. After that hole is a third one and, once again, the player has to go down in order to make progress in the area. This gap is filled with Spiny Coppellers and Hydroe brambles, so the descent may be more difficult than the previous ones. If Olimar manages to enter the aperture in the right wall of the hole, he can call some Winged Pikmin and retrieve the King's Sanctum, thanks to a breeze. After this, the player just has to keep going down until the end of the hole, while being careful of the many Spiny Coppellers that stand in Olimar's way.

Cutscenes

Cutscene	Screenshot	Trigger	Description
Stuck Sparklium Seed		The player enters the first doorway, located in the second big drop.	Two Winged Pikmin come out of the doorway, and notice there's a Sparklium Seed standing at the doorway. The two swoop in to get it, they grab on, and start tugging up, since the seed is a bit buried under the ground. Eventually, it pops out and is launched into the air. At this point, a third Winged Pikmin exits the doorway, and the seed lands right on its head. This throws the Pikmin to the ground, dizzy. One of the first Winged Pikmin grabs onto the seed, and the two look at their friend to check if it's all right. The Pikmin eventually gets up and starts flying like normal.

Pikmin locations

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Spot	Location	Pikmin	Requirements	Notes

Objects

Treasures

•  Slimmerized Cell
•  Probable Teapot
•  King's Sanctum

Enemies

•  Mockiwi × 1
•  Coppeller × 20
•  Spiny Coppeller × 24

Obstacles

•  Dirt block
•  Hydroe bramble

Others

•  Sparklium Seed × 189
•  Sparklium flower × 3
•  Heart × 5

Guide

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Gallery

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  The first big drop.

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  Location of the Slimmerized Cell.

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  The second big drop.

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  Location of the Probable Teapot.

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  The first group of Spiny Coppellers.

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  Location of the King's Sanctum.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	かぜのふく たに? Kaze no fukuta ni
Dutch	Vluegelvallei	Wing valley
French	Courants d'air	Air currents
German	Das stürmische Tal	The stormy Valley
Italian	Vallata della brezza	Valley of the breeze
Spanish (NoA)	Fosa ventosa	Windy pit
Spanish (NoE)	Fosa Ventosa	Windy Pit