Universal Com
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| Number | 120 (US)
119 (Europe) | ||
| Series | Space Love Series | ||
| Value |  × 100
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| Weight | 5 | ||
| Maximum carriers | 10 Pikmin | ||
| Location | Dream Den | ||
| Challenge Mode levels | The Giant's Bath | ||
- This article is about the silver ring with a square blue bauble. For the golden ring, see Frosty Bauble.
The Universal Com is a treasure in Pikmin 2. It is found on the twelfth sublevel of the Dream Den, completely buried in the ground. Falling rocks, gas pipes, dangerous enemies, and an Antenna Beetle will make retrieving this treasure difficult, so clear the level before looking for it. White Pikmin are needed to get this treasure. This item is actually a shiny blue bead mounted on a silver-colored ring.
Notes
Olimar's journal
“From the shape of it, I've concluded that this is some kind of data transmission monitor. However, Louie and the ship keep telling me that I'm way off target. I told them, "If I'm so wrong, what do you think it is? I don't see you suggesting any alternatives!" They're just being negative. I'm going with my gut feeling on this one.”
Sales pitch
“This communications monitor was found on an uncivilized planet! Sadly, it is broken and does not work. As such, its purpose cannot be confirmed. Yet...that only heightens its irresistible appeal. Reality...or misperception? Either way, you should buy it!”
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 French |
Moniteur Universel | Universal Monitor |
 German |
Universelle Spielerei | |
 Italian |
Link universale | |
 Spanish |
Comunicador universal | Universal communicator |
 Spanish (NoA) |
Comunicador universal | Universal communicator |
Gallery
- Universal com.jpg
A real life silver ring with a blue bead.
- Screenshot 2014-05-14 at 8.25.08 PM.png
The Universal Com being analyzed.
Trivia
- Louie is missing during the venture into the Dream Den, so he would not be present to comment on Olimar's analysis of this treasure, as it says in Olimar's journal entry. This may be an oversight.