User:Marty/Decoration

To do: Add images of the snowmen from Pikmin 2, Pikmin 3 and Pikmin Adventure.
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In the Pikmin series, many elements are only used for scenery, and cannot be interacted with. These objects also show that PNF-404 is very likely planet Earth. These objects (usually man-made elements, creature remains) contribute to the atmosphere of the series. The following article lists the objects that are used for background information, and also includes comparisons with similar objects that the player can interact with and real-world images of said objects.

Man-made

Christmas decorations

These appear in the Fortress of Festivity, in Pikmin 3.

A festive cone. It resembles the Boom Cone from Pikmin 2.
The Boom Cone from Pikmin 2.

A bell. It is similar to the Danger Chime in Pikmin 2.
The Danger Chime from Pikmin 2.
A real world gold bell.

The different baubles which appear in Pikmin 3. A bauble called Essential Furnishing also appears in Pikmin 2.
The Essential Furnishing from Pikmin 2.
A real bauble.

A red candle. A candle also appears as a treasure in Pikmin 2: it is called the Fleeting Art Form.
A white candle that appears in the Fortress of Festivity.
The Fleeting Art Form from Pikmin 2.

A conifer cone in Pikmin 3. It resembles the Conifer Spire from Pikmin 2.
The Conifer Spire from Pikmin 2.
A real world pine cone.

A christmas tree, atop which a star similar to the Innocence Lost can be found.
The Innocence Lost from Pikmin 2.
A real world Christmas tree star.

A tinsel.
Fairy lights.
The different balloons appearing in the Fortress of Festivity.
A snowflake.

Gifts

A gift appears as a collectible treasure in Pikmin 2: the Joy Receptacle. In Pikmin 3, there are a few gifts that appear in the Fortress of Festivity: they aren't collectible. Finally, gifts appear in Pikmin Adventure but they are here for scenery. Here are a few montages showing these gifts:

The different gifts that appear in the Fortress of Festivity.
The different gifts that appear in the Fortress of Festivity.
The different gifts that appear in the Fortress of Festivity.
The Joy Receptacle from Pikmin 2.
A gift in Pikmin Adventure.

Stockings

Two stockings appear in the Fortress of Festivity. A stocking called Icon of Progress can also be found in Pikmin 2.

A stocking in the Fortress of Festivity.
Another stocking in the Fortress of Festivity.
The Icon of Progress from Pikmin 2.
A stocking from the real world.

Tools

Mechanics and technology

Screwdrivers appear in Pikmin 3.

A montage showing the different screwdrivers found in Pikmin 3. The green and red screwdrivers can be found in Clockwork Chasm, while the blue and yellow screwdrivers can be found in the Corroded Maze.

Springs appear in Pikmin and Pikmin 2 as collectibles. In Pikmin 3 and Pikmin Short Movies, they appear as decoration elements.

The Gravity Jumper from Pikmin.
The Coiled Launcher from Pikmin 2.
A spring appearing in the Corroded Maze in Pikmin 3.
A spring in Occupational Hazards.
A real world spring.

Bolts are found in Pikmin, Pikmin 2, Pikmin 3 and Pikmin Short Movies.

The Extraordinary Bolt from Pikmin.
Two bolts in Pikmin 3. They're quite similar to the Extraordinary Bolt.

The Superstrong Stabilizer from Pikmin 2.
A type of bolt that can be found in the Corroded Maze. It resembles the Superstrong Stabilizer.

The Repair Juggernaut from Pikmin 2.
Another type of bolt that can be found in the Corroded Maze as well. It is quite similar to the Repair Juggernaut (despite the fact that it is smaller).

A bolt in Occupational Hazards.
A real world bolt.

Wrenches, spanners and pliers appear in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin Short Movies.

A blue ring wrench in the Corroded Maze.
A red adjustable wrench in the Corroded Maze.
A light blue adjustable wrench in Clockwork Chasm.
An adjustable wrench and a spanner in Occupational Hazards (Pikmin Short Movies).
Pliers found in Occupational Hazards.

Screws are found in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin Short Movies.

A screw in the Occupational Hazards.
A golden screw in the Occupational Hazards.
A screw in the Garden of Hope.

Hex nuts and flat washers appear in Pikmin Short Movies, more precisely in Occupational Hazards. Hex nuts also appear in Pikmin 3.

A pile of flat washers.
A pile of hex nuts.
Some hex nuts in the Garden of Hope.

Tyres appear in Pikmin 3, whereas wheels and rims appear in Pikmin Short Movies.

A tyre. Tyres appear in Pikmin 3 and are found in the following areas: Stagnant Sea, Sandbox Kingdom, The Rustyard.
A wheel in Occupational Hazards.
A rim in Occupational Hazards.

In Pikmin, one of the ship parts is a light bulb. In Pikmin 2, there's a collectible light bulb called the Stellar Orb. In Pikmin 3, they are used to light caves.

The UV Lamp from Pikmin.
The Stellar Orb from Pikmin 2.
A light bulb in Pikmin 3.
A light bulb in real life.

Utensils

Plates appear in Pikmin 2. They appear in the Glutton's Kitchen and the Awakening Wood. Forks, knives and spoons appear in Pikmin 3, more precisely in the Fortress of Festivity. A spoon also appears as a treasure in the Japanese version of Pikmin 2.

A yellow plate with frogs.
A blue plate.
A yellow plate.
A pink plate.
A buried plate.
A fork and a knife.
A teaspoon.
A spoon in a pot.
The Broken Cooking God, a broken spoon that appears in the Shower Room.

Sieves

Sieves appear in Pikmin 3 in the Forgotten Cove, Arid Metropolis or Sandbox Kingdom.

An orange sieve.
A blue sieve.

Diving equipment

A pair of diving goggles in the Forgotten Cove.
A snorkel in the Forgotten Cove.

Buckets

The different buckets appearing in Pikmin 3.
A bucket appearing in Pikmin 2, more precisely in the Snagret Hole.
A bucket on planet Hocotate.
A Blue Pikmin holding a bucket in Treasure in a Bottle (Pikmin Short Movies).

Shovels

Shovels appear in Pikmin 2, Pikmin 3 and Pikmin Short Movies.

A toyish shovel that can be found in the Snagret Hole.
A shovel in the Forgotten Cove.
Two toyish shovels in Arid Metropolis.
A shovel head in The Rustyard.
A shovel in Occupational Hazards.

Rakes

A rake in the Forgotten Cove.
A toyish rake in Arid Metropolis.

Sewage

Gutters and manholes can be found in Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 3. Sewers are found in Pikmin 3 only.

A gutter in The Rustyard.
A gutter in the Shower Room.
A manhole in the Valley of Repose.
An early version of the precedent manhole.
A manhole in The Rustyard.
A sewer head in the Rustyard.

Patterns

Some tiles found in the Awakening Wood.
The two different tiles appearing in the Fortress of Festivity.
The tiles that can be found in the Shower Room.
Some fabric that can be found in the Glutton's Kitchen.
Some fabric whose pattern is made of christmas trees.
Some red fabric.
Some white fabric whose pattern is a snowflake.
A gift whose pattern is made of christmas trees.
A carpet.
A blue carpet with various patterns.

Food and drink containers

Food containers and cans

Food containers appear in Pikmin 2 as treasures and in Pikmin 3 / Pikmin Short Movies as decoration.

A can of salmon in Pikmin 3.
A container of fruits in Pikmin 3.
A can that appears in the Twilight River.
The Open Architecture, a treasure in Pikmin 2.
Some cans that appear in Treasure in a Bottle.
Some cans that appear in Treasure in a Bottle.
An empty can in The Forest of Hope in Pikmin.
An empty can in the Garden of Hope in Pikmin 3.
Example of a real world food container.

Ramune bottles

Ramune bottles appear in The Forest Navel in Pikmin and Treasure in a Bottle in Pikmin Short Movies.

A ramune bottle in The Forest Navel.
A ramune bottle in Treasure in a Bottle.

Drawings

Drawings are found in Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 3.

An example of a hidden mural found in Pikmin 3.
A drawing of a human in the Glutton's Kitchen.
A drawing of a tulip in the Glutton's Kitchen.

Shaped objects

Four different wooden trees appearing in the Glutton's Kitchen.
A statue of a tree in the Jigsaw Fortress.
Another statue of a tree in the Jigsaw Fortress.
A statue of a tulip in the Jigsaw Fortress.
A statue of a tulip in the Jigsaw Fortress.
Some toyish grass in the Jigsaw Fortress.
A statue of a club in the Jigsaw Colosseum.
A statue of a spade in the Jigsaw Colosseum.
A statue of a diamond in the Jigsaw Colosseum.
A statue of a heart in the Jigsaw Colosseum.

Flowerpots

Flowerpots are found in Pikmin 2 (Awakening Wood) and Pikmin 3 (the Shaded Terrace, Blooming Terrace, Garden of Hope and Beastly Caverns ). They are either full of flowers or empty.

A flowerpot in Pikmin 2.
A flowerpot.
Another flowerpot.
A broken flowerpot.
A blue flowerpot.
A yellow flowerpot.
A flowerpot used to enter a cave in the Beastly Caverns.

Instruments

Instruments appear in Pikmin 2, more precisely in the Glutton's Kitchen.

A xylophone.
A tambourine.

Clothing

Gloves appear in Pikmin 2 (as collectible treasures), in Pikmin 3, and Pikmin Short Movies.

A glove from The Rustyard. It resembles the Five-man Napsack.
The Five-man Napsack from Pikmin 2.
A glove in Occupational Hazards, used to deceive a Red Bulborb.

Boots appear in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin Short Movies. Shoes also appear in Pikmin 2 (treasure) and Pikmin Short Movies.

A boot in the Stagnant Sea.
A boot in Occupational Hazards.
A pair of shoes in the intro of Pikmin Short Movies.
The Repugnant Appendage, a pink shoe found in Pikmin 2.

Edible

A pizza in the Fortress of Festivity.
The cardboard box used for the pizza. The pattern is actually the Italian flag.
A cake found in the Fortress of Festivity.

Traffic items

In Pikmin 3 and Pikmin Short Movies, it's possible to find traffic gates and traffic cones.

Three traffic gates in The Rustyard.
A traffic cone in The Rustyard. One can also be found in the Stagnant Sea.
A traffic cone with a traffic gate in Occupational Hazards.

Plumbing items

Control valves appear in Pikmin 3 and Pikmin Short Movies. A tap appears in Pikmin 2 as a treasure and in the intro of Pikmin Short Movies.

A montage showing the control valves appearing in Pikmin 3. The white valve appears in the Corroded Maze, whereas the others appear in the Clockwork Chasm.
A control valve in the Night Juicer.
The Monster Pump from Pikmin 2.
A tap in the intro of Pikmin Short Movies.

Treasures

Main article: List of every treasure.

In Pikmin 2, many of the treasures the player can retrieve were actually made by humans: jewels, marbles, batteries...

Unclassified

A ball in the Fortress of Festivity.
A wall made of bricks in the Garden of Hope.
A padlock in The Rustyard.
A basket in the Fortress of Festivity.
Chiyogami paper on the second sublevel of the Glutton's Kitchen.
A washing machine tube appearing in the Perplexing Pool.
A concrete block. These can be found in The Rustyard, Beastly Caverns and Garden of Hope.
A crosswalk that can be seen in the Valley of Repose.
A tower appearing in the Dream Den.
A hard hat in the Occupational Hazards.
An excavator in the Occupational Hazards.
A sign in the Occupational Hazards.