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Lapis Lazuli Candypop Bud

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Lapis Lazuli Candypop Bud In-game icon.
File:Lapislazulicandypop.jpg
Appears in PikminPikmin 2Pikmin 3
Scientific name Flora cobaltium
Family Candypop
Areas The Distant Spring, The Final Trial, Tropical Wilds
Caves Frontier Cavern, Snagret Hole, Hole of Heroes
Challenge Mode levels None
Collect treasure! levels Beastly Caverns
Battle enemies! levels Twilight River Remix, Beastly Caverns
Side Story levels None
2-Player Battle levels None
Bingo Battle levels None
Pikmin produced 5 Blue Pikmin


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Lapis Lazuli Candypop Buds are blue Candypop Buds found in all Pikmin games. They behave the same way as all other Candypop Buds, except they change non-blue Pikmin into Blue Pikmin. Their name is derived from a semi-precious dark blue mineral called lapis lazuli. The buds are usually found in close proximity to water, and finding them can generally be taken as an indication that Blue Pikmin will be needed. Any Blue Pikmin thrown in will revert to leaf Pikmin while retaining their original type. Pikmin features a 50 Pikmin limit per Candypop Bud where Pikmin of the same type as the bud count towards the limit. This feature was changed in subsequent Pikmin titles which feature a five Pikmin limit per bud and where Pikmin of the same type as the bud do not count towards the limit.

Notes

Olimar's notes

No matter what color Pikmin is tossed into the bosom of this flower, it spits out the same number of blue Pikmin. This family of plant boasts soft, fleshy leaves, the sinewy tendrils of which allow the flower to open and close repeatedly over the course of a day.

Louie's notes

This flower's tough texture makes it unsuitable for salads, but its bright blue hue makes for a grandiose garnish!

Technical information

See: Candypop Bud#Technical information

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
  German Lapislazuli-Königinblume