Can
Can, or tin can, can refer to any of the following treasures or other items in the Pikmin series:
- Pikmin 2
Dimensional Slicer: a green-handled can opener.- Massive Receptacle Series: a series of treasures that feature cans.
Container of Knowledge: a can of Connétable branded sardines.
Container of Sea Bounty: a can of Hawwesta branded herrings.
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Drone Supplies: a can Underwood devilled ham (US) or a can of unbranded tuna (Switch).
Empty Space Container: a can of Kyokuyo Co., Ltd branded shellfish.
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Endless Repository: a can of Beach Cliff branded sardines (US), a can of Manila clams (Europe and Japan), or an unbranded can of sardines (Switch).
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Fruit Guard: a can of Tree Top branded apple juice (US) or a can of unbranded apple juice (Switch).
Open Architecture: a can of Akebono branded salmon.
Open Archive: a can of Imuraya branded red bean paste.
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Patience Tester: a can of Sun Luck-brand water chestnuts (US and Europe) or a can of unbranded pineapples (Switch).- Perfect Container: a can of Beach Cliff branded sardines.
Permanent Container: a can of ICC branded mackerel pike.
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Stringent Container: a can of Clabber Girl branded baking powder (US), a can of Meidi-Ya branded corned beef (Europe and Japan), or a can of unbranded baking powder.- Survival Container: a can of Clabber Girl branded baking powder.
Utter Scrap: a crushed soda can.
Vorpal Platter: a slightly bent lid from an aluminium can.
- Hey! Pikmin
Sloshy Nostalgia or Concentrated Nostalgia (Europe): a can of corned beef.
Snack Vault: a can of orange-colored food.
Ultra-Sealed Aquarium: a can of tuna.
In addition, Bomb Rocks in Pikmin can often be found inside of tin cans. Tin cans are also present in the Burning Bog, a secret area in Hey! Pikmin. Finally, tin cans can be seen as terrain in areas, caves, and other equivalents, sometimes holding treasures.
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