Pikmin 4

Flarlic

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A Flarlic is an object in Pikmin 4 that increases the Pikmin limit for Pikmin out in the field. A Flarlic resembles a colorless Onion. Once collected and brought to the Onion, 10 more Pikmin will be allowed out in the field up to a maximum of 100. In area summaries, a Flarlic is considered an Onion.

Flarlic that is collected when the Pikmin limit is already at 100 will instead produce nectar and ultra-spicy nectar.

Locations

Sun-Speckled Terrace

Blosssoming Arcadia

Serene Shores

Hero's Hideaway

Giant's Hearth

Primordial Thicket

Olimar's Shipwreck Tale

Notes

Dalmo's Notes

Dice finely, grate, sauté in oil... I can barely stand the grumbling in my tummy right now. But when you see one of these shiver or twitch, you'll realize that this is a living thing, and we must treat it with consideration as such!

Olimar's Notes

While it doesn't sprout or create Pikmin, this speciment is still a type of Onion. A bulb like this one can be divided into seven segments, is highly nutrient dense, and contains strong energizing and analeptic effects.

Louie's Notes

Sauté in oil to add a fragrant spice to your dish. but eat too much, and you'll smell like it for days.

Naming

  • Common name: Flarlic.
  • Japanese nickname: ガーリップ?, lit.: "Garlip". It appears to be a portmanteau of "garlic" and "tulip".
  • Japanese name: ギョウジャシガン?.
  • Scientific name: Bulbus lillium. Bulbus is latin for "bulb", while lillium is similar to lilium, Latin for "lily".
  • Internal names: Unknown.
  • Prerelease: None.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
  Japanese ガーリップ?
Gārippu
Garlip
  Dutch Ploeglook From "ploeg" (squad) and "knoflook" (garlic).
  French Tétaille
  Italian Fioraglio From "fiore" (flower) and "aglio" (garlic).
  Portuguese Alhoflora From "alho" (garlic) and "flora"
  Spanish Ajiflor From "ajo" (garlic) and "flor" (flower)

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