Pikmin (game)

Main Engine

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Main Engine Icon used to represent the ship part on the wiki.
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This ship part is required for the S.S. Dolphin to escape the planet.
Weight 20
Max. carriers 40[1] Pikmin
Location The Impact Site

The Dolphin's Main Engine is a ship part, and the only one found on the first day in Pikmin. With it, Captain Olimar is able at least to lift off from the crash site to escape the planet's nocturnal beasts. He can transport this part with the help of the Pikmin he discovers upon landing on the planet. When the Main Engine is restored to the S.S. Dolphin, the ship flips upright, and the part is then installed on its bottom. Olimar is then able to continue on to The Forest of Hope to find more of his thirty lost ship parts. In Pikmin 2, the Dream Den replaces this part's location.

Collecting the part

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Location of the part on the radar. Click for a bigger image.

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The strategies shown are just suggestions.

The first day consists of the main tutorial about the Pikmin. Once you get the first Pikmin, start collecting all the Pellets, including the ones on the two small stumps. Once Olimar has 10 or more Pikmin, command them to move the cardboard box. Once the box is out of the way you will find the engine. Head up the rocks where the box made a ramp and get all of the Pellets until you have 20-25 Pikmin. Now the Pikmin can pick up the most important part of the S.S. Dolphin. Once the Pikmin carry it back to the ship, the day will end, and they will automatically go back to their Onion.

Notes

Olimar's monologs

Amazing! There's no mistaking it! My ship's engine rests before my very eyes! By a stroke of pure luck, I have already stumbled upon the most important piece of my damaged craft! Fate has smiled upon me! But... How will I get it back to the Dolphin?


It was pure luck that I found this piece first. With this I can at least lift off!

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Flag of France French (NoE) Moteur Principal Main Engine
Flag of Germany German Hauptantrieb
Flag of Italy Italian Motore principale Main engine
Flag of Spain Spanish (NoE) Motor principal Main engine

See also

References

  1. ^ YouTube video demonstrating only 40 of 44 Pikmin grabbing the Engine