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==Collecting the Part== | ==Collecting the Part== | ||
[[Image:Gcounter.jpg|thumb|left|The Geiger Counter, next to [[Olimar]] and a few [[Blue Pikmin]].]] | [[Image:Gcounter.jpg|thumb|left|The Geiger Counter, next to [[Olimar]] and a few [[Blue Pikmin]].]] | ||
From the landing site, go to the right. Break a [[Wall]] with [[Bomb-rocks]] that's near the place where the [[Yellow Onion]] originally was. Defeat a few [[Red Bulborbs]] and [[Dwarf Red Bulborbs]] and then use [[Blue Pikmin]] to push a box near the water. Then you'll find three [[Burrowing Snagret]]s. The one closer to the edge has the ship part. | |||
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== | ==Trivia== | ||
In real life, a Geiger counter is a device used to measure radioactivity in a given area. | In real life, a Geiger counter is a device used to measure radioactivity in a given area. | ||
{{Ship Parts}} | {{Ship Parts}} | ||
Revision as of 16:12, May 2, 2009
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| This ship part is required for the S.S. Dolphin to escape the planet. | |
| Weight | 15 |
| Max. carriers | 25 Pikmin |
| Location | The Forest of Hope |
The Geiger Counter is a rocket part of the Dolphin that can be found in The Forest of Hope, inside a Burrowing Snagret that ingested it. Although the part is vital to the ship's repair, Captain Olimar is ignorant to what its purpose is. He notes it "goes wild and lets out a lot of noise", but he ignores it regardless. Olimar admits he should read the operator's manual for it.
Collecting the Part
From the landing site, go to the right. Break a Wall with Bomb-rocks that's near the place where the Yellow Onion originally was. Defeat a few Red Bulborbs and Dwarf Red Bulborbs and then use Blue Pikmin to push a box near the water. Then you'll find three Burrowing Snagrets. The one closer to the edge has the ship part.
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Trivia
In real life, a Geiger counter is a device used to measure radioactivity in a given area.