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Bowsprit

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Bowsprit
(Pikmin)
Icon used to represent the ship part on the wiki.
Artwork of the Bowsprit.
This ship part is required for the S.S. Dolphin to escape the planet.
Weight 30
Max. carriers 50 Pikmin
Location The Distant Spring
Bowsprit
(Pikmin 4)
Icon used to represent the ship part on the wiki.
Icon for the Bowsprit from Pikmin 4's Olimar's Shipwreck Tale.
Weight 30
Location Serene Shores

The Bowsprit (バウスプリット?, lit.: "Bowsprit") is a ship part in Pikmin and Olimar's Shipwreck Tale in Pikmin 4. It is the "face" of the S.S. Dolphin, designed by Captain Olimar, and gives the Dolphin its sleek shape. In Pikmin, it can be found inside the Armored Cannon Beetle in the central tree stump of The Distant Spring.

Once recovered, it is installed on its rightful place, as the nose of the Dolphin.

Collecting the part

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The strategies shown are just suggestions.

In Pikmin

 
Location of the Bowsprit.

Getting it requires many steps. First, defeat all Bulbears and Puffy Blowhogs that will be in the way back to the ship. There are two paths to get to it: either cross the fire geysers near the Armored Cannon Beetle or take the safe route near the landing site by building the twig and unplugging the geyser. Then defeat the Beetle and retrieve the part. Build the bridge and destroy the gate so Red Pikmin can carry it back to the Dolphin, defeating the Shearwigs along the way.

In Pikmin 4

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Notes

Olimar's monologs

I've discovered the Bowsprit!

With this piece installed, my ship should regain some of its sleek shape.


The so-called face of the Dolphin. In point of fact, I designed it.

Gallery

Trivia

  • The antenna of the Bowsprit is only partially attached when not on the S.S. Dolphin.
  • A bowsprit in real life is a pole that extends forward of a ship from the prow of the vessel.
  • It resembles a Poké Ball when viewed from the top.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
  Japanese バウスプリット?
Bausupuritto
Bowsprit
  Chinese
(traditional)
船首斜桅
Chuánshǒuxiéwéi
Bowsprit
  Chinese
(simplified)
船首斜桅
Chuánshǒuxiéwéi
Bowsprit
  Dutch Boegneus Bowsprit
  French (NoA) Beaupré Bowsprit
  French (NoE) Beaupré Bowsprit
  German Bugspriet Bowsprit
  Italian Bompresso Bowsprit
  Korean 바우스프릿
Bauseupeurit
Bowsprit
  Portuguese Gurupés Bowsprit
  Spanish Bauprés Bowsprit