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Tropical Wilds

The landing site.

The Tropical Wilds is an area in Pikmin 3. It is set in a tropical forest near a beach, with sandy paths and several tree stumps. Red Pikmin are discovered in this area, and it is where Alph and the S.S. Drake first land. The Sandbelching Meerslug serves as the area's boss. The 18 fruits in the area give a total of 26.5 cups of juice (13.25 on Ultra-Spicy difficulty).

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...that the vast majority of the music samples in Pikmin's soundtrack come from the same two synthesizers, the Kurzweil K2500R and Roland SC-88?
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