Wooden stake

Because this subject has no official name, the name "Wooden stake" is conjectural.

The first wooden stake in the game.

Wooden stakes are obstacles in Hey! Pikmin. These objects are partially driven into the ground, with mostly the flat side up, blocking the way. Pikmin can stand on top of the flat side, and each Pikmin that does adds weight onto it. When enough weight has been applied, the Pikmin on top crush the stake down to ground level, removing the obstacle out of the way. Whenever there is any weight applied on one, dots appears on the stake itself. These dots become filled one by one as Pikmin are added, and the larger the stake is, the more dots need to be filled. When they are all filled, that's when the obstacle gets stamped down.

Some wooden stakes stick through both the top and the bottom, although they are rare. When the player throws Pikmin at the bottom, it will push up slightly, a little bit for each Pikmin thrown. If a Pikmin happens to be above the stake, then it'll be launched straight upward. After about two seconds it will start to slowly come down until it's back to its original position.

Wooden stakes that only stick out from the top have the same function as bags.

Locations

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• Brilliant Garden
  • Cavern of Confusion : There are 3 wooden stakes in this area. The first ones take only 4 Pikmin in order to be buried, while the last one needs 16 Pikmin in order to be pushed down.
• Verdant Waterfront
• Sparkling Labyrinth
  • The Hollow Sky : The first wooden stake is located at the start of the area, and takes 8 Pikmin to be buried. The second one is located after the second shaft, and needs 16 Pikmin to be pushed down.
• Ravaged Rustworks
  • Pollution Pool
• Leafswirl Lagoon
• Sweltering Parchlands
  • Barriers of Flame
• Snowfall Fields
• Lushlife Murk

Gallery

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  The large wooden stake blocking the secret exit in the Cavern of Confusion.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	クイ? Kui	Stake

See also

• Bag
• Elevator platform