User:Twins1105/Names

Place to dump names and notes for several hazards, gimmicks, tools, ect. sourced from various guides and internal data. If anyone has any names and/or notes that are missing you are welcome to add them here.

Names

Player's guide names

Names taken from the Official Player's Guide books for Pikmin and Pikmin 2.

Pikmin

grass

broken shell

Pikmin 2

Pikmin

Names sourced from some of the Japanese strategy guides.

Ship part

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	パーツ^? pātsu	Part

Wooden gate

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	白い土のカベ (White) 黒い土のカベ (Black)^? Shiroi do no kabe (White) Kuroi do no kabe (Black)	White dirt wall Black dirt wall

Reinforced wall

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	白い岩のカベ (White) 黒い岩のカベ (Black)^? Shiroi iwa no kabe (White) Kuroi iwa no kabe (Black)	White rock wall Black rock wall

Cardboard box

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	紙箱^? kamibako	Paper box

Climbing Stick

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	棒^? Bō	Stick

Rubble

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	小石^? Koishi	Pebble

Nectar weed

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	草^? Kusa	Grass

Pikmin 2

Names sourced from one of the Japanese strategy guides.

Wooden gate

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	白い土のカベ (White) 黒い土のカベ (Black)^? Shiroi do no kabe (White) Kuroi do no kabe (Black)	White dirt wall Black dirt wall

Electric gate

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	電撃ゲート^? Dengeki gēto	Electric gate

Paper bag

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	紙袋^? kamibukuro	Paper bag

Stick bridge

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	橋、スロープ^? hashi , surōpu	Bridge, Slope

Seesaw block

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	シーソー^? shīsō	Seesaw

Clog

Language	Name	Meaning

Nectar weed

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	草^? Kusa	Grass

Rubble

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	小石^? Koishi	Pebble

Pikmin 3

Names sourced from the game's files.

Dusty Mushroom

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ホコリタケ^? Hokori take	Dust mushroom
French	Champoussière
German	Staubpilz
Italian	Prataiolo
Spanish	Hongo polvoriento

Electrode

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	電極^? Denkyoku	Electrode
French	Électrode
German	Elektroden
Italian	Elettrodo
Spanish	Electrodo

Stubborn Rocks

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ゆるぎない石垣^? Yurugi nai ishigaki	Unshakable stone wall
French	Mur obstiné
German	Geröllbarriere
Italian	Parete cocciuta
Spanish	Muro terco

Pikmin 4

Names sourced from the game's files.

`ObjectName`

clay bridge

BRIDGEFLEXIBLE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ネンド橋ばし^?

clay mound

SLOPEBOTH

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ネンド坂ざか^?

climbing wall

WALLFLEXIBLE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	のぼりネンド^?

clay valve

VALVEVARIABLE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ネンドバルブ^?

sprinkler

SPRINKLER

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	スプリンクラー^?

dirt wall

SOFTGATE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	土つちのカベ^?

electric gate

DENKIGATE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	電気でんきのカベ^?

ice wall

ICEGATE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	氷こおりのカベ^?

reinforced wall

BOMBGATE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	鉄筋てっきんのカベ^?

crystal wall

ROCKGATE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ガラスのカベ^?

raw material

SHIZAI

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	シザイ^?

clay

CLAY

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ネンド^?

nugget

KINKAI

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	キンカイ^?

air geyser

GEYSER

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	間欠風かんけつふう^? Kanketsufū	Wind geyser
Chinese (traditional)	間歇風 Jiān xiē fēng	Wind geyser
Chinese (simplified)	间歇风 jiān xiē fēng	Wind geyser
Dutch	Luchtgeiser	Air geyser
French	geyser d'air	Air geyser
German	Luft-Geysir	Air-geyser
Italian	Geyser d'aria	Air geyser
Korean	간헐풍 Ganheolpung	Wind geyser
Portuguese	gêiser de vento	Wind geyser
Spanish	géiser de aire	Air geyser

fire geyser

HIBA

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	間欠炎かんけつえん^? Kanketsuen	Flame geyser
Chinese (traditional)	間歇焰	Flame geyser
Chinese (simplified)	间歇焰	Flame geyser
Dutch	Vuurgeiser	Fire geyser
French	geyser de feu	Fire geyser
German	Feuer-Geysir	Fire-Geyser
Italian	Geyser di fuoco	Fire geyser
Korean	간헐염	Flame geyser
Portuguese	gêiser de fogo	Fire geyser
Spanish	géiser de fuego	Fire geyser

electrode (currently known as electricity generator)

HIBADENKI

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	電極でんきょく^? Denkyoku	Electrode
Chinese (traditional)	電極 Dian ji	Electrode
Chinese (simplified)	电极 Dian ji	Electrode
Dutch	Elektrode	Electrode
French	électrode	Electrode
German	Schock-Geysir	Shock geyser
Italian	Elettrodo	Electrode
Korean	전극 Jeongeuk	Electrode
Portuguese	gêiser elétrico	Electric geyser
Spanish	electrodo	Electrode

ice geyser (currently known as ice vent)

HIBAICE

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	冷却口れいきゃくこう^? Reikyakukō	Cooling hole
Chinese (traditional)	冷卻口	Cooling port
Chinese (simplified)	冷却口	Cooling port
Dutch	IJsgeiser	Ice geyser
French	geyser de glace	Ice geyser
German	Eis-Geysir	Ice-Geyser
Italian	Geyser di ghiaccio	Ice geyser
Korean	냉각구	Cooling port
Portuguese	gêiser de gelo	Ice geyser
Spanish	géiser de hielo	Ice geyser

geyser (currently known as water spout)

HIBAWATER

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	噴水ふんすい^? Funsui	Water fountain
Chinese (traditional)	噴泉	Fountain
Chinese (simplified)	喷泉	Fountain
Dutch	Watergeiser	Water geyser
French	geyser	-
German	Geysir	Geyser
Italian	Geyser	-
Korean	분수	Fountain
Portuguese	gêiser de água	Water geyser
Spanish	géiser de agua	Water geyser

gaseous spring (currently known as poison emitter)

HIBAPOISON

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ガス泉せん^? Gasu-sen	Gas spring
Chinese (traditional)	毒氣噴泉	Poison gas fountain
Chinese (simplified)	毒气喷泉	Poison gas fountain
Dutch	Gifgeiser	Poison geyser
French	vapeurs toxiques	Toxic vapors
German	Gas-Geysir	Gas-Geyser
Italian	Fonte tossica	Toxic source
Korean	가스 온천	Gas springs
Portuguese	gêiser tóxico	Toxic geyser
Spanish	fumarola tóxica	Toxic vent

bubble spout (currently known as bubble blower)

HIBABUBBLE

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	アワ穴あな^? Awa ana	Bubble hole
Dutch	Bubbelgeiser	Bubble geyser
French	source de bulles	Bubble source
German	Blasen-Geysir	Bubble geyser
Italian	Sparabolle	Bubble shooter
Korean	거품 구멍	Bubble hole
Portuguese	gêiser de bolhas	Bubble geyser
Spanish	borbotón	Bubble

paper bag

YBOX

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	紙袋かみぶくろ^?

cardboard box

XBOX

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	紙箱かみばこ^?

metal box

XBOX_Can

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	缶箱かんばこ^?

squashable bag

DOWNWALL

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	つぶれる袋ふくろ^?

hydro jelly

CRUSHJELLY

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	水こんにゃくみず^?

jug

CRACKPOT

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ツボ^?

Bumbershroom (currently known as potted mushroom)

OOASHIBAKINOKO

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	オオカサタケ^? ōkasatake	Large parasol mushroom
Chinese (traditional)	大傘菇	Large parasol mushroom
Chinese (simplified)	大伞菇	Large parasol mushroom
Dutch	Uitvouwzwam	Expanding mushroom
French	champiombrelle	Mushroom umbrella
German	Schirmkäppchen	Umbrella cap
Italian	Fungombrello	Mushroom umbrella
Korean	거대우산버섯	Large parasol mushroom
Portuguese	sombrumelo	Umbrella
Spanish	champaraguas	Umbrella

Bouncy Mushroom

TRAMPOLINE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ピョンピョンダケ^?

Common Glowcap

HIKARIKINOKO

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ヒカリキノコ^?

Kingcap

MUSH

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	マダラタケ^?

Spotcap

KOMUSH

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	コマダラタケ^?

Poison Kingcap

POISONMUSH

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ドクフキマダラ^?

Poison Spotcap

POISONKOMUSH

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ドクフキコマダラ^?

sticky mold

STICKYFLOOR

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ネバリカビ^?

sticky mold

STICKYFLOORPOISON

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ネバリカビ^?

straw

BURNING

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ワラ^?

sizzling floor

FIREFLOOR

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	燃えるも床ゆか^?

charcoal

CHARCOAL

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	炭すみ^?

fire starter

TANEBI

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	種火たねび^?

bonfire altar

TANEBISTATION

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	たき火台びだい^?

chilled air

COLDFLOOR

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	冷気れいき^?

dry ice

COLDBOX

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ドライアイス^?

crystal nodule

CRYSTAL

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	スイショウ^?

icicle

ICICLE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	つらら^?

narrow tunnel

TUNNEL

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ホソ穴あな^?

tunnel

WARPCARRY

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ヌケ穴あな^?

pup tunnel

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	犬用ヌケいぬよう穴あな^?

dirt mound

TATEANA

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	タテ穴あな^?

climbing stick

BRANCH

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	のぼり棒ぼう^?

climbing rope

STRING

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	のぼりヒモ^?

potted plant

PULLNEKKO

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	植木ばちうえき^?

stem

PULLNEKKOHANDLE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ツル^?

wire glider

ZIPLINE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ワイヤースライダー^?

flying platform

MOVEFLOOR

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	乗用ドローンじょうよう^?

fishing rope

ROPEFISHING

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	つりヒモ^?

gate

DOOR

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ゲート^?

iron fence

FENCE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	鉄のサクてつ^?

rusty iron fence

FENCE_Rust

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	さびたサク^?

creaky board

HANDLEBOARD

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ギッタン板いた^?

moving walkway

CONVEYOR

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	コンベア^?

fan

CIRCULATOR

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	サーキュレーター^?

switch

SWITCH

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	スイッチ^?

hiding spot

HIDDENBOX

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	カクレバ^?

water

WATERBOX

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	水みず^?

swamp

SWAMPBOX

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	沼ぬま^?

bunker

BANK

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	シェルター^?

hint card

BANKCARD

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	カードキー^?

base

ONYONCAMP

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	拠点きょてん^?

treasure

OTAKARA

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	オタカラ^?

Flarlic

ONYONCARRYBOOST

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ガーリップ^?

some kind of bulb

UnknownFruit

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	何かのかの実み^?

ultra-spicy nectar

HOTEXTRACT

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ゲキカラエキス^?

nectar

HONEY

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	大地のエキスだいち^?

nectar egg

EGG

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	タマゴ^?

big nectar egg

BIGEGG

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	大きなタマゴおお^?

pellet

PELLET

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ペレット^?

glow pellet

HIKARICARRY

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ヒカリペレット^?

glow sap

MEDICINE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ヒカリのミツ^?

S.S. Beagle

POD

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ビーグル号ごう^?

S.S. Shepherd

SPACESHIP

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	シェパード号ごう^?

S.S. Dolphin

DOLPHIN

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ドルフィン号ごう^?

ship parts

DOLPHINPARTS

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	宇宙船パーツうちゅうせん^?

Mystery Capsule

CANDY

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ハテナカプセル^?

Golden Sniffer

VSGLD

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	祝福のオフランスしゅくふく^?

Sneak Bomb

PODBOMB

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	逆転バクダンぎゃくてん^?

Dandorium

VSDROPSTAR

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ダンドリ結晶けっしょう^?

Tricknoll

NIGHTDECOY

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	オトリヅカ^?

Red Onion

ONYONCARRYRED

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	赤オニヨンあか^?

Blue Onion

ONYONCARRYBLUE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	青オニヨンあお^?

Yellow Onion

ONYONCARRYYELLOW

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	黄オニヨンき^?

White Onion

ONYONCARRYWHITE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	白オニヨンしろ^?

Purple Onion

ONYONCARRYPURPLE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	紫オニヨンむらさき^?

Rock Onion

ONYONCARRYSTONE

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	岩オニヨンいわ^?

Winged Onion

ONYONCARRYPINK

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	羽オニヨンはね^?

Ice Onion

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	氷オニヨンこおり\^?

medicinal elements

MEDICINE_Before

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	クスリの素もと^?

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	^?

`ItemName`

Ultra-Spicy Spray

Emergency Kit

Scrummy Bone

Pikpik Carrot

Mine

Bomb Rock

Trackonator

Ice Blast

Lightning Shock

Glow Seed

Bewilder Bomb

Quick Pik

Rock Storm

Warp

Quick Glow Pik

Ultra-Spicy Berry

`ItemName_plural`

Ultra-Spicy Spray

Emergency Kits

Scrummy Bones

Pikpik Carrots

Mines

Bomb Rocks

Trackonators

Ice Blasts

Lightning Shocks

Glow Seeds

Bewilder Bombs

Warps

Ultra-Spicy Berries

`NpcName`

Collin

SV000

Shepherd

SV001

Russ

SV002

Schnauz

SV003

François

SV004

Yonny

SV005

Yon

SV005_Nickname

Dalmo

SV006

Kingsly

SV007

Dingo

SV008

Pitunia

SV009

Puddle

SV010

Sy

SV011

Mika

SV012

Meeki

SV012_Nickname

Osa

SV013

Sheeba

SV014

Kaia

SV015

Muggs

SV016

Frisé

SV017

Keesh

SV018

Vonda

SV019

Twyla

SV020

Bernise

SV021

Horatio

SV022

Sammy

SV023

Wolfgang

SV024

Don Bergman

SV025

Dobbs

SV025_Nickname

Yorke

SV026

Nelle

SV027

`PikminName`

Red Pikmin

RedPikmin

Blue Pikmin

BluePikmin

Yellow Pikmin

YellowPikmin

White Pikmin

WhitePikmin

Purple Pikmin

PurplePikmin

Rock Pikmin

RockPikmin

Winged Pikmin

WingPikmin

Ice Pikmin

IcePikmin

Glow Pikmin

PhotonPikmin

Pikmin

PikminGenericTerm

`PikminStateName`

seed

sprout

leaf

bud

flower

cold

frozen

poisoned

electrocuted

burning

drowning

confused

buried

panicking

unconscious

`PlanetName`

Hocotate

Koppai

Maxima

Neechki

Ohri

Nijo

Giya

Karut

Tagwa

Flukuey

Ogura

Ocobo

Ooji

Siguray

Koodgio

Conohan

Sozor

Mihama

Enohay

Enohee

Moyama

Hocotatian

Koppaite

`RescueTermName`

`WorldViewTermName`

Other

Gloom

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ヤミ^?
Chinese (traditional)	暗霧 Àn wù	Dark Mist
Chinese (simplified)	暗雾 Àn wù	Dark Mist
Dutch	sneuvelgas	sneak gas
French	gaz suffocant	suffocating gas
German	Ekelgas	Disgusting gas
Italian	tetraggine	gloom
Korean	어둠	Darkness
Portuguese	gás sufocante	suffocating gas
Spanish	ponzoña	poison

Hey! Pikmin

Names sourced from the Japanese guidebook and the games's generator and model files.

Bloominous Stemple

Internal generator name: hikari_watage
Internal model name: tampopo

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ヒカリワタゲ^? Hikari Watage	Light Fluff

Bouncy Mushroom

Internal generator name: jumper
Internal model name: jumper

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ジャンプキノコ^? Janpukinoko	Jumping mushroom

Cobblestone block

Internal generator name: crushblock_iron
Internal model name: obj_block10a

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	鉄くずブロック^? Tetsu-kuzu burokku	Scrap iron block

Crystal

Internal generator name:
Internal model name:

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	水晶^? Suishō	Crystal

Dirt block

Internal generator name: crushblock
Internal model name: ceiling_break

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	壊せるブロック^? Kowaseru burokku	Breakable block

Doorway

Internal generator name: tunnel
Internal model name: door

Electric gate

Internal generator name: ElectricWall
Internal model name: electricwall

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	電気の壁^? Denki no kabe	Electric wall (Hey! Pikmin)

Electric glowcap

Internal generator name: PulseTake
Internal model name: pulsetake

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	パルスタケ^? Parusutake	Pulse mushroom

Elevator Platform

Internal generator name: hangscale
Internal model name: tenbin

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	天秤^? Tenbin	Scale

Electrode

Internal generator names: electric_wire, electric_rose
Internal model name:

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	デンキュウバラ^? Denkyū bara	Light bulb rose

Flames

Internal generator name: Burn_Floor
Internal model name: fire_yuka

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	炎^? Honō	Flame

Fragments

Internal generator name: flake_from
Internal model name: bridge01/02/03/04

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ガレキ^? Gareki	Rubble

Geyser

Internal generator name:
Internal model name:

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	間欠泉^? Kanketsusen	Geyser

Glowing plant in the Silence Breaker's room

Internal generator name: SparkTampopo
Internal model name:

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	スパークタンポポ^? Supākutanpopo	Spark dandelion

Hydroe bramble

Internal generator nams: kinomi01a, moveplant_tentacle, moveplant_ring
Internal model name: dmg_tuta

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	触手^? Shokushu	Tentacle

Icicle crystal

Internal generator name: SuishouFall
Internal model name:

Iron block

Internal generator names: moveblock, moveblock_big
Internal model name: moveblock

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	移動ブロック^? Idō burokku	Moving block

Leaf platform

Internal generator name: wind_grass
Internal model name:

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	パタパタ草^? Patapata kusa	Flapping grass

Liftable rock

Internal generator name: lifting_wing
Internal model name: lifting_wing

Poison geyser

Internal generator name: jet_poison_gas
Internal model name: poison_awa?

Pulley rock

Internal generator name:
Internal model name:

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	持ち上げ岩^? Mochiage iwa	Lifting rock

Seeding Dandelion

Internal generator name: cotton
Internal model name: cotton

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	錦^? Nishiki	Brocade

Sparklium flower

Internal generator name:
Internal model name:

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	キラの花^? Kira no hana	Kira flower

Internal generator name:
Internal model name:

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	キラの花(大)^? Kira no hana (ō)	Kira flower (large)

Spiked pine cone

Internal generator names: gimmick_spike_boulder_generator
Internal model name: togebokkuri

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	トゲボックリ^? Togebokkuri	?

Trowel

Internal generator names: ScoopS, ScoopL
Internal model name: scoop

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	スコップ^? Sukoppu	Scoop

Vine stick

Internal generator name:
Internal model name:

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ぶら下がりツタ^? Burasagari tsuta	Hanging ivy

Water sac

Internal generator name: bucket_grass_water
Internal model name: baketsukazura

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	スケナスビ^? Suke nasu bi	Millimeter eggplant

Wooden stake

Internal generator name: mole
Internal model name: switch01

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	クイ^? Kui	?

TipsText_NightAreaIn_009/011

Tips that mentions Gloom.

Language	Text
de	Werden Pikmin von Ekelgas eingehüllt, ist das ihr Ende. Zögere nicht und versuche, das Gas mit einem Kugelblitz zu neutralisieren! Springe, um dem Ekelgas auszuweichen, das aus seinem Maul quillt.
es	Tocar la ponzoña es letal para los Pikmin. Prueba a golpearla con una carga cegadora directa. Puedes saltar para evitar la ponzoña que escupe.
es-419	Su ponzoña es letal para los Pikmin. Intenta atacar con una carga cegadora directa. Puedes saltar para esquivar la ponzoña que sale de su boca.
fr	Tout contact avec le gaz suffocant qui enveloppe son corps fera périr vos Pikmin. Tentez donc une attaque directe avec une frappe flash ! Vous pouvez sauter pour éviter le gaz suffocant qui jaillit de sa gueule.
fr-CA	Tout contact avec le gaz suffocant qui enveloppe son corps fera périr vos Pikmin. Tentez donc une attaque directe avec une frappe flash! Vous pouvez sauter pour éviter le gaz suffocant qui jaillit de sa gueule.
it	Se un Pikmin tocca la tetraggine che avvolge il suo corpo, perirà all'istante. Non esitare e colpisci frontalmente con una massa lampo! Salta per evitare la tetraggine che sputa.
ja	体を包むヤミに触れると、一瞬でピクミンがやられてしまう。恐れずに正面から、フラッシュバーストを当てるのがよい。口から吐き出すヤミは、ジャンプで避けることもできる。
ko	몸을 감싼 어둠에 닿으면 피크민이 순식간에 죽어 버린다. 두려워 하지 말고 정면에서 플래시 버스트를 사용하는 것이 좋다. 입에서 뱉는 어둠은 점프로도 피할 수 있다.
nl	Pikmin zullen in een oogwenk bezwijken als ze sneuvelgas aanraken. Aarzel niet en neutraliseer het sneuvelgas met een gloeiflits! Probeer het sneuvelgas uit zijn mond te ontwijken door te springen.
pt-BR	Tocar o gás sufocante é letal para os Pikmin. Não perca tempo. Tente acertá-lo de frente com um fotoataque. Você pode saltar para evitar o gás sufocante que sai da boca dele.
zh-CN	一旦碰到围绕身体的暗雾，一瞬间皮克敏就会被打倒。不要害怕，从正面使用闪光爆裂击中即可。从嘴里吐出的暗雾可以通过跳跃躲避。
zh-TW	觸碰到包圍身體的暗霧後，皮克敏一瞬間就會犧牲掉。不要害怕，從正面用閃光爆裂擊中即可。對於從嘴裡吐出的暗霧，可以用跳躍閃避。

Conjectural names with official alternatives

Boulder - Used in the Pikmin 2 Official Player's Guide

Bramble gate - Wooden gate; used in the Pikmin Offical Player's Guide

Breakable pot - Cracked pot; used in a Pikmin comic

Clog - Rock formation; used in the Pikmin 2 Official Player's Guide

Cobblestone block - Scrap iron block; rough translation of the name used in the Japanese Hey! Pikmin guidebook

Dirt block - Breakable block; used in the Japanese Hey! Pikmin guidebook

Doorway - Tunnel; internal name

Electrical wire - Electric node; one of the names used in the Pikmin 2 Official Player's Guide

Enemy reel - Complete creature record; rough translation of the name of the music that plays during the sequence in the Pikmin World CD, 生物の全記録

Flames - rough trnaslation of the name used in the Japanese Hey! Pikmin guidebook

Hydroe bramble - Tentacle; rough translation of the name used in the Japanese Hey! Pikmin guidebook

Iron block - Moving block; rough translation of the name used in the Japanese Hey! Pikmin guidebook

Liftable rock - Unknown - internal name was something like lifting_wing

Nectar weed - Grass; used in the Pikmin and Pikmin 2 Official Player's Guides and in some of the Japanese Pikmin and Pikmin 2 guidebooks

Pulley rock - Lifting rock; rough translation of the name used in the Japanese Hey! Pikmin guidebook

Rubble - Broken shell; used in the Pikmin Official Player's Guide or pebble; used in some of the Japanese Pikmin and Pikmin 2 guidebooks

Sparklium flower - Japanese equivalent "Kira flower" used in the Japanese Hey! Pikmin guidebook

Trowel - Scoop; rough translation of the name used in the Japanese Hey! Pikmin guidebook and internal name

Vine - Ivy; rough translation of te name used in the Japanese Hey! Pikmin guidebook

Wooden stake - Japanese name currently unknown

Notes

Ultra-Spicy Spray notes

Pikmin 2 Official Player's Guide

“As long as you have at least one dose of Ultra-Spicy Spray in your possession, you can spritz your troops by pressing Down on the Control Pad. They'll become faster and stronger for a limited time.”

Pikmin 2 Official Player's Guide (2-Player Battle)

“All of your Pikmin are supercharged.”

Pikmin 3 manual

“Power up your Pikmin.”

Pikmin 3 electronic manual

“Makes the Pikmin in your squad super strong.”

Pikmin 3 Prima eGuide

“This item temporarily boosts the attack power of your Pikmin.”

Pikmin 3 Deluxe Basic Info description

“Powers up your Pikmin.”

Pikmin 4 Japanese website

Text

“ゲキカラスプレー
ピクミンやオッチンの動きが、一定時間素早くなるスプレー。その場にいる全員に対して効果がある。”

Translation

“Spicy Spray
A spray that makes Pikmin and Oatchi move faster for a certain period of time. It affects everyone present.”

Pack notes (Ultra-Spicy Berry)

“A red Ultra-Spicy Berry known to have a lot of ultra-spicy compounds. Ten berries will produce one bottle of spray.”

Pack notes (before first use)

“A spray consisting of red nectar infused with ultra-spicy compounds. Side effects still unknown.”

Pack notes

“This spray increases the overall speed of Pikmin and Oatchi/Moss. It affects everyone in the vicinity for a limited period of time.”

Ultra-Bitter Spray notes

Pikmin 2 Official Player's Guide

“When you have the juice of Ultra-Bitter Berries, you can release Ultra-Bitter Spray by pressing Up on the Control Pad. The mist turns enemies into stone for a short time.”