Below the Ice

Below the Ice Sector 7 – Area B
Treasures	4
Pikmin available	Blue Pikmin, Rock Pikmin
Requirements	Complete Freezing Wasteland
Next area	Over Wintry Mountains (normal exit) Ordeal of Flame (secret exit)
Music

Below the Ice (ちていこの さきに^?) is the second main area in the Snowfall Field. It takes place underground, in a cave with several branching and looping paths. Based on its name and location on the map, it seems to take place beneath a frozen lake. The main part of the area consists of one big looping path. The first time the player crosses it, they must use the Blue Pikmin to drain a lake, and on the second time over, they can use Rock Pikmin found in the meantime to destroy crystals and explore different paths. Near the end, there is a crystal slightly off-camera that, when broken, allows passage to the secret exit, which leads to the area Ordeal of Flame. If the player instead continues down, they will reach the standard exit to Over Wintry Mountains.

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Description

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Cutscenes

Cutscene	Screenshot	Trigger	Description
Rattling can		The player approaches the Flatterchuck.	The camera moves up to an overturned rattling fish conserve can, and then returns back to Olimar.
Sleeping Pikmin		After the loop, the player destroys the first crystal on the left, and enters the doorway and comes out in the other room. If instead, the player destroys the one on the right and enters that doorway, then the cutscene is triggered when the player goes back up the geyser, goes left, and approaches the doorway.	Three Rock Pikmin jump out from behind a pile of dried leafs, while "Z"s float away from behind one end of the pile. The Pikmin rush off, but stop and turn around. One of the Pikmin goes behind the pile and pushes the sleeping Rock Pikmin behind, rolling it around. That sleeping Pikmin ends up waking up and springs upright.
Tripping Pikmin		After climbing up the pipe and the vine after it, the player opens the crystal to the right and enters the doorway.	Olimar and four Blue Pikmin are walking in a tunnel in line, with Olimar leading. The fourth Pikmin is a bit behind, so it speeds up to catch up, but in doing this, it ends up bumping against the third Pikmin. This causes the third to bump into the second, which bumps into the first, which bumps into Olimar. The Pikmin get up, followed by Olimar. He then turns around to the first Pikmin, which turns to the second, and so on, until the fourth Pikmin, the one that started it all, looks behind, and concerned, realizes that there is nobody else to blame. With this, Olimar reacts by being upset. He turns around and continues on, as do the leading three Pikmin, and by the time the fourth realizes how far ahead the others are, it jumps in surprise and races to catch up.

Pikmin locations

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Spot	Location	Pikmin	Requirements	Notes

Objects

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Treasures

•  Scoot-Over Bench
•  Fond-o-Sphere
•  Humor Implant
•  Herbivore Molars

Guide

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Gallery

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  The first room.

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  Location of the Scoot-Over Bench.

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  Location of the Fond-o-Sphere.

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  Location of the Humor Implant.

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  The water geyser with a board.

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  Location of the Herbivore Molars.

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  Discovering the secret exit.

Trivia

• This is the only area in Hey! Pikmin that contains four treasures. All other areas hold only up to three.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ちていこの さきに? Chi teiko no saki ni
Dutch	Onder het ijs	Below the ice
French	Caverne inondée	Flooded cavern
German	Überflutete Höhlen	Flooded Caves
Italian	Baratro sommerso	Sunken chasm
Spanish (NoA)	Bajo el hielo	Below the ice
Spanish (NoE)	Bajo el Hielo	Below the Ice