Go-with-the-Flow Totem

Go-with-the-Flow Totem Pikmin 4 treasure
Series	Hands of Fate Series
Value	× 40
Weight	2
Maximum carriers	4
Locations	Doppelgänger's Den, Plunder Palace
Dandori Challenge stages	Trial of the Sage Leaf
Dandori Battle stages	None
Total amount	3

The Go-with-the-Flow Totem is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is a beige 20-sided die.

Collecting the treasure

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Doppelgänger's Den

There is a Go-with-the-Flow Totem inside of a jar in the northwest of the arena in sublevel 4 of the Doppelgänger's Den. To collect this treasure, you must first break the jar with a rush from Oatchi, then throw 2 Pikmin at it.

Plunder Palace

There are two Go-with-the-Flow Totems on a very tall platform near the center of sublevel 1 of the Plunder Palace. To collect them, you must throw 4 Pikmin into the nearby fan, upon which they will land on the ledge and pick up both treasures. A nearby Breadbug may attempt to steal it, in which case you will need to either damage it or best it in tug-of-war.

Notes

Schnauz's notes

“With this many sides, how is this totem not just a sphere? Give it a roll, and it seems like it might never stop. And when it does...well, there are so very many numbers it could land on. Does it really matter which one? Best to just go with the flow.”

Olimar's notes

“Having to choose 1 out of 20 possible scenarios during a voyage through space would be an object lesson in randomness...and very unfortunate. On the miniscule chance it should ever occur, the only solution would be to throw up your hands and laugh!”

Louie's notes

“Fun to watch because it rolls so well.”

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  The Go-with-the-Flow Totems in the Plunder Palace, in the location they are discovered.

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  A closer look at the Go-with-the-Flow Totem in the Treasure Catalog.

Trivia

• Olimar's description for the Go-with-the-Flow Totem is a reference to how 20-sided die are used in, and associated with tabletop RPGs such as Dungeons & Dragons or Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ケセラセラ・ストーン? Keserasera Sutōn	"Whatever Happens, Happens" Stone
Chinese (traditional)	順其自然石頭 Shùnqízìrán Shítou	"Let Nature Take Its Course" Stone
Chinese (simplified)	顺其自然石头 Shùnqízìrán Shítou	"Let Nature Take Its Course" Stone
Dutch	Verrassingstotem	Surprise totem
French	Totem du laisser-faire	Totem of leave it be
German	Überraschungstotem	Surprise Totem
Italian	Totem carpe diem	Totem of carpe diem
Korean	케세라세라 스톤 Keserasera Seuton	"Whatever Happens, Happens" Stone
Portuguese	Pedra do tanto faz	Stone of whatever
Spanish	Tótem del abandono	Totem of abandonment/carelessness

See also

• Long-Shot Totem
• Chance Totem
• Difficult-Choice Totem