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== How to | ==How to reach== | ||
Depending on what order the player enters them, this stage can be within the cave entrances in either [[Sun-Speckled Terrace#Dandori Battle|Sun-Speckled Terrace]], [[Blossoming Arcadia#Dandori Battle|Blossoming Arcadia]], or [[Serene Shores#Dandori Battle|Serene Shores]]. | Depending on what order the player enters them, this stage can be within the cave entrances in either [[Sun-Speckled Terrace#Dandori Battle|Sun-Speckled Terrace]], [[Blossoming Arcadia#Dandori Battle|Blossoming Arcadia]], or [[Serene Shores#Dandori Battle|Serene Shores]]. | ||
== Overview == | ==Overview== | ||
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There is a time limit of 4:00. | There is a time limit of 4:00. | ||
== Layout == | ==Layout== | ||
Trial Run has a very simple arena, consisting of only one square environment with four alcoves: two acting as each player's respective base and another two behind [[dirt wall]]s housing piles of [[Gold Nugget]]s. There are also two small piles of sand that have one [[Portable Sunset]] each buried within them and two blocks that can have a [[Sunseed Berry]] on top of them. Occasionally, a [[Zest Bomb]] will be placed along the wall of each side that must be shook down with the player's space dog. | Trial Run has a very simple arena, consisting of only one square environment with four alcoves: two acting as each player's respective base and another two behind [[dirt wall]]s housing piles of [[Gold Nugget]]s. There are also two small piles of sand that have one [[Portable Sunset]] each buried within them and two blocks that can have a [[Sunseed Berry]] on top of them. Occasionally, a [[Zest Bomb]] will be placed along the wall of each side that must be shook down with the player's space dog. | ||
There are only two types of enemies, [[Dwarf Bulborb]]s and [[Fiery Blowhog]]s, | There are only two types of enemies, [[Dwarf Bulborb]]s and [[Fiery Blowhog]]s, neither of which are difficult to fight with Red Pikmin. | ||
== Strategy == | ==Strategy== | ||
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Before anything, make sure to take down the nearby [[Pellet Posy|Pellet Posies]] so your Pikmin numbers can grow higher and allow you to do more things. | Before anything, make sure to take down the nearby [[Pellet Posy|Pellet Posies]] so your Pikmin numbers can grow higher and allow you to do more things. | ||
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If you're struggling to keep up with your opponent, [[Moss]] should be easily weakened by a swarm of your Pikmin and knocked out for a large amount of time. | If you're struggling to keep up with your opponent, [[Moss]] should be easily weakened by a swarm of your Pikmin and knocked out for a large amount of time. | ||
== Objects == | ==Objects== | ||
{{stub|Confirm how these change based on time.}} | {{stub|Confirm how these change based on time.}} | ||
;Starting Pikmin | ;Starting Pikmin | ||
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* {{icon|Pellet Posy|v=P4|y}} × 12 (10 1 pellets, 2 5 pellets) | * {{icon|Pellet Posy|v=P4|y}} × 12 (10 1 pellets, 2 5 pellets) | ||
== Names in other languages == | ==Notes== | ||
===Dandori Battle menu=== | |||
{{transcript|The more Pikmin you propagate, the more stuff you can collect! Use this stage to brush up on Dandori Battle basics.}} | |||
==Names in other languages== | |||
{{needs translation|Chinese}} | {{needs translation|Chinese}} | ||
{{foreignname | {{foreignname | ||