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== See also == | == See also == | ||
*[[Priceless Artifact]] | |||
*[[Great Man]] | |||
*[[Hey! Pikmin#amiibo compatibility|''Hey! Pikmin'' amiibo compatibility]] | *[[Hey! Pikmin#amiibo compatibility|''Hey! Pikmin'' amiibo compatibility]] | ||
{{amiibotreasures}} | {{amiibotreasures}} | ||
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| Colossus in Suspenders | |
|---|---|
| Value |  × 200
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| Weight | 8 |
| Maximum carriers | 8 Pikmin |
| Location | Secret Spot |
The Colossus in Suspenders (Dungareed Colossus in the European version) is a treasure that is unlocked when the player scans the Mario amiibo from the Super Mario Bros. series. It looks just like the amiibo, and is worth .
Collecting the treasure
After scanning the amiibo on the area selection screen (in any sector), the treasure will appear in one of the Secret Spots of the area. Then, the player has to retrieve the Colossus in Suspenders in that spot.
Notes
Hey! Pikmin logs
“I have a gut feeling that I share a special bond with the man depicted here. It must be the nose. His big smile and large belly tell me he's lived a full life brimming with delights. Something to aspire to!”
Gallery
The Colossus in Suspenders in the logs menu.
The Colossus in Suspenders in the Secret Spot 4.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
Ｍの おとこ? M no o toko |
Father of M |
 Dutch |
Neusgenoot | Nose companion |
 French (NoA) |
Colosse en salopette | Colossus in suspenders |
 French (NoE) |
Colosse en bleu de travail | Dungareed colossus |
 German |
Latzhosen-Koloss | Dungareed colossus |
 Italian |
Gigante in salopette | Giant in suspenders |
 Spanish |
Gigante con tirantes | Giant in suspenders |
Trivia
- Olimar claims to feel a "special bond" with Mario. This could be a direct reference to Olimar's name being derived from Mario, as well as sharing his red color scheme. And, as Olimar mentions, they both have similarly big noses.
