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Revision as of 00:05, February 24, 2020
This is a list of officially-licensed Pikmin figures.
amiibo
- Main article: amiibo.
amiibo are a line of interactive toys created by Nintendo, with the intent of being usable in some Nintendo games. They have functionality with a multitude of games on the Wii U, the Nintendo 3DS, and the Nintendo Switch systems.
The Olimar amiibo is part of the Super Smash Bros. series of amiibo, and can unlock some exclusive content in games. The amiibo itself shows Olimar, and three Pikmin, one of each of the basic types, just like the official Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U artwork.
The Pikmin amiibo is part of the Pikmin series of amiibo, and can unlock some exclusive content in games. The amiibo itself shows the Red, Yellow, Blue, Rock, and Winged Pikmin types resting on concrete, with some grass and a screw on the base of the figure.
The Olimar amiibo.
The Pikmin amiibo.
World of Nintendo figures
Jakks Pacific has a collection of Pikmin-themed figures in the works, some of which are already released. They are being released in sets of series, along with other Nintendo characters. All of the figures are approximately 2.5 inches tall. Text is written on the back of each box describing each character respectively. These figures are not based on any game specifically, and feature art from Pikmin 3 and Pikmin.
2.5 Inch Series Figures
| Name | Image | Series | Release date | Box text | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Olimar | 
|
Series 1-3 Checkout Series 1-1 |
April 6th, 2015 April 6th, 2015 |
“The main character of the game Pikmin. Captain Olimar crash lands on a mysterious planet after his spaceship malfunctions. In order to get off the planet, he must gather the pieces of his broken ship, but the atmosphere of the planet is poisonous to Olimar. As a result, he has to enlist the help of the native Pikmin.” | Features art from Pikmin. This is odd, because the figure itself has Olimar's visible whistle and the extra suit buttons, which he did not obtain until the third game. |
| Red Pikmin | 
|
Series 1-3 Series 2-2 Series 2-5 |
April 6th, 2015 June 2016 TBD |
(1-3)“A type of Pikmin—which are odd beings who grow like plants yet are as mobile as animals. Red ones are heat and fire resistant and are strong attackers, which makes them valuable when facing dangerous foes. Purple Pikmin are also tough fighters, but since it's difficult to increase their numbers, red Pikmin are easier to manage. Red Pikmin have distinct pointed noses.” (2-2) “This Pikmin has a red body and a long, pointy nose. It was the first type of Pikmin Olimar ever met. They have the second highest attack power among the Pikmin. Like their fiery color suggests, they can attack with flames and withstand them.” |
Series 2-2 features slightly different packaging than Series 1-3, with differences in text positioning on the back, as well as different box text. |
| Blue Pikmin | 
|
Series 1-4 Series 2-4 5-Pack Series 1-3 |
July 2015 November 1st, 2016 TBD |
“Blue Pikmin, as their name implies, are a blue species of Pikmin that reside on PNF-404. Besides coloration, these Pikmin are distinguishable from other Pikmin species by their mouths, a trait seen in no other Pikmin species. These mouths are used to take in water, which filters oxygen through gills located on their cheeks. This gives them the astonishing ability to live their lives completely underwater.” | Series 2-4 features slightly different packaging than Series 1-4, with differences in text positioning on the back. 5-Pack Series 1-3 contains the Blue Pikmin, as well as 4 other figures. |
| Yellow Pikmin | 
|
Series 1-5 | August 2015 | “A type of Pikmin. Take a nutrient-rich pellet to a flying saucer known as an Onion, and it will produce the mysterious beings known as Pikmin. Yellow ones fly higher than other Pikmin when tossed by Olimar or Louie. Unlike other Pikmin, they're also highly resistant to electricity, which makes them invaluable when battling enemies like anode dweevils.” | |
| Purple Pikmin | 
|
Series 1-6 | November 2015 | “An uncommon Pikmin both ten times as heavy and ten times as strong at carrying objects as other Pikmin. When thrown, Purple Pikmin will cause a shockwave to occur on impact due to their weight. Purple Pikmin are slightly taller and noticably[sic] fatter than other Pikmin; additionally, they also have hair-like protrusions on their heads.” | The box contains a typo: "noticably" should be spelled "noticeably". |
| Prototype Olimar | 
|
Series 2-4 | November 1st, 2016 | “The main character of the game Pikmin. Captain Olimar crash lands on a mysterious planet after his spaceship malfunctions. In order to get off the planet, he must gather the pieces of his broken ship, but the atmosphere of the planet is poisonous to Olimar. As a result, he has to enlist the help of the native Pikmin.” | Exclusive to Target. This is also the only figure that doesn't feature game art on the back, and instead just shows an image of the figure itself. This is most likely due to the fact that this is just a special edition figure, and Olimar never is shown in these colors in-game. It is also the only Pikmin figure to have a design on the box, as opposed to being a solid color. |
The standard box for most of the figures. Depicted is the Yellow Pikmin figurine's box.
The Purple Pikmin figurine in its box.
The Captain Olimar figurine in its box.
The Checkout Series Olimar figurine in its box.
The Prototype Series Olimar figurine in its box.
Pikmin Chibi holders
In 2014, Sanei released Pikmin Chibi Chibi holders, which can be used to hold things such as cell phones and wallets, or anything else around the house, in order to make it look like the Pikmin are carrying them. There were three sets of holders, each with three of one type of Pikmin. They consisted of Red, Yellow, or Blue Pikmin, and had leaf, flower, and bud variants.
The Red Pikmin holders.
The Red Pikmin holders out of their package.
The Blue Pikmin holders.
The Blue Pikmin holders out of their package.
The Yellow Pikmin holders.
The Yellow Pikmin holders out of their package.
Example of all the Pikmin holders being used.
Agatsuma Pikmin figurines
Agatsuma has released three volumes of Pikmin toys to promote Pikmin 2. They were only released in Japan and were produced in randomly arranged sets.
- The placement of Pikmin is, for some reason, always Red>Blue>Yellow>White>Purple, despite the canonical order. This has been ignored and instead the focus on canonical order is on the sets as a whole.
- It should also be noted that each of the set's boxes shipped in cases of 20 with one secret figure per box.
Series 1's crate box art.
Series 2's crate box art.
Series 3's crate box art.
Volume one
The first volume of Agatsuma Pikmin figurines, released on May 17th, 2004.
Five flower Pikmin.
Five bud Pikmin.
Five leaf Pikmin.
Olimar with bud Red, Blue & Yellow Pikmin.
Louie with flower Red, Blue & Yellow Pikmin.
President with leaf Red, Blue & Yellow Pikmin.
Dwarf Red Bulborb with flower Red, White & Purple Pikmin.
Dwarf Red Bulborb with leaf Red, White & Purple Pikmin.
Dwarf Red Bulborb with bud Red, White & Purple Pikmin.
Red Bulborb (secret).
- Notes
- The Hocotatians used in this volume are also used in volume three; they're completely identical.
Volume two
Contains six of all five Pikmin types (two leaved, two budded and two flowered), a Yellow Wollywog and Wogpole, the Dwarf Orange Bulborb, Dwarf Red Bulborb and Snow Bulborb, a Bulborb Larva, a Breadbug, three Bulbmin in the different stages of leaved, budded and flowers, and finally, the regular Hocotate ship and its golden variant. The figurines are the same as in volume one, except instead of three Dwarf Red Bulborbs, there is a much larger variety of creatures. The Pikmin in this volume are completely identical to those used in volume one. These figures are not made of the same material that is used in volume 3; they are a much cheaper plastic and don't have individual poses - they just stand.
- Set #10 is more common than set 11 and 12. Meaning that the buyer will get all previous sets plus either set 10, 11 or 12 in a case. Most likely this set.
1: Five Flowered Pikmin.
2: Five Budded Pikmin.
3: Five Leaved Pikmin.
4: Flowered Bulbmin & three Blue Pikmin.
5: Leaved Bulbmin & three Yellow Pikmin.
6: Budded Bulbmin & three Red Pikmin.
7: Yellow Wollywog & Wogpole.
8: Bulborb Larva & three Purple Pikmin.
9: Breadbug & three White Pikmin.
10: Dwarf Red Bulborb, Dwarf Orange Bulborb and Snow Bulborb.
11: (Secret) Hocotate ship.
12: (Secret) Golden Hocotate ship.
Volume three
The three sets that contain three Red, Blue, or Yellow Pikmin come with a Pellet Posy of the same color, instead of a Bulbmin as in volume two, or a Dwarf Red Bulborb as in volume one. As always, the set of five flower, bud, or leaf Pikmin doesn't come with anything else. White and Purple Pikmin come with a Fiery Blowhog or a Watery Blowhog. A set of Olimar, Louie, and President is also available; they are the same as the set from volume one and two. The three secret items are the Onions. This volume looks much more organic than volumes 1 or 2.
- With every Volume 3 case is at least (and most unfortunately) one of the three Onions.
1: Fiery Blowhog & three White Pikmin.
2: Watery Blowhog & three Purple Pikmin.
3: Blue Pellet Posy & three Blue Pikmin.
4: Red Pellet Posy & three Red Pikmin.
5: Yellow Pellet Posy & three Yellow Pikmin.
6: Captain Olimar, Louie & the President.
7: Five leaved Pikmin.
8: Five budded Pikmin.
9: Five flowered Pikmin.
10: (Secret) Red Onion.
11: (Secret) Blue Onion.
12: (Secret) Yellow Onion.
Gallery
All sets in volume 1 (excluding the rare Red Bulborb figurine).
All sets in volume 2 (excluding the rare Hocotate painted and gold ship figurines).
All sets in volume 3 (excluding the rare Onion figurines of all Pikmin types).
A box containing one random set from volume 2.
Pikmin swing collection
Takara Tomy Arts released a collection of Pikmin Swing Mascots in September of 2013. They are rubbery toy Pikmin that can wiggle back and forth when shaken. They come in plastic pots with brown hard plastic made to look like dirt, however, it is advertised that the Pikmin can also be stuck into an earphone jack. The pot is brown and has "Pikmin" written on it. The Pikmin are each about 3 inches tall, and consist of a Red, Yellow, or Blue Pikmin, each with either a leaf, bud, or flower, totaling to 9 different variants. The leaf/bud/flower and eyes are the same color as the Pikmin itself, to ease on production costs.
Pikmin swing character collection.
Pikmin swing character collection.
Pikmin suction cup figure collection
Takara Tomy Arts released a collection of Pikmin figures with suction cups in 2002. There were 11 figures total, consisting of 3 Red Pikmin, 3 Yellow Pikmin, and 3 Blue Pikmin, each with a leaf, bud, and flower variant, as well as a Mushroom Pikmin and Captain Olimar figure. The leaf Pikmin were also shown carrying pellets. They were sold in arcade machines in Japan for 100 yen. Each container came with 2 Pikmin, with the exception of Olimar who came alone, an unfolded box and a pamphlet showing all the figures in the set.
Suction cup figurines.
One complete collection of figures.
A collection showing 8 out of the 11 different figures.
The pamphlet that comes with each suction cup figure.
The front of the box they came with.
The back of the box they came with showing product information.
