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Hint

The default hint, telling the player to keep moving ahead.

Hints are a game mechanic in Pikmin 3 Deluxe that give advice on what to do in the game. Their purpose is to assist players who are not sure what to do to advance in the game's story. Hints consist of some text, some images, and in most cases, arrows on the ground pointing towards the next destination.

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...that the vast majority of the music samples in Pikmin's soundtrack come from the same two synthesizers, the Kurzweil K2500R and Roland SC-88?
...that Dweevils can pick up Scrummy Bones?
...that it is possible to jump over some small ledges in Pikmin 3 Deluxe by charging while running towards them?
...that Lesser Spotted Jellyfloats quietly sing a unique song in Pikmin 2?
...that the flame of the Olfactory Sculpture is an actual fire hazard?

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“	The light emitted from this rare mushroom is neither a reflection, nor a release of stored light. It grows not only on decomposing trees, but also on soil and rocks. This mushroom's fungal filaments are capable of stabilizing and concentrating pure Hocotatium 111. It is none other than the Hocotatium 111 approaching the point of critical mass that causes the glowcap's blue luminescence.	”
	—Captain Olimar on the Common Glowcap, entry from Olimar's Notes

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