Twilight Garden

Twilight Garden
Sublevels	1	Ultra-bitter sprays	0
Red Pikmin	0	Ultra-spicy sprays	1
Yellow Pikmin	50
Blue Pikmin	0
White Pikmin	0
Purple Pikmin	0
Bulbmin	0

The following article or section contains guides. The strategies shown are just suggestions.

The Twilight Garden is the tenth level in Pikmin 2's Challenge Mode. As the name implies, this level takes place in a garden at dusk. This is the first Challenge Mode level to feature a boss.

Sublevel 1

• Theme: Garden
• Music: Snagret Hole
• Time: 150 (300 seconds)
• Starting Pikmin:
  •  Yellow Pikmin × 50 (flower)
• Treasures:
  •  Love Sphere × 4 (inside Male Sheargrubs)
  •  Lustrous Element × 1
  •  Mirrored Element × 1
  •  Mirth Sphere × 4 (inside Female Sheargrubs)
  •  Omniscient Sphere × 2 (inside Dwarf Red Bulborbs)
  •  Petrified Heart × 1
  •  Tear Stone × 1
  •  The Key × 1 (inside Beady Long Legs)
  •  Unknown Merit × 1
• Enemies:
  •  Beady Long Legs × 1
  •  Dwarf Red Bulborb × 2
  •  Female Sheargrub × 4
  •  Male Sheargrub × 4
• Obstacles:
  • None
• Vegetation:
  •  Clover × 4
  •  Dandelion × 3
  •  Figwort (large red) × 3
  •  Figwort (small brown) × 5
  •  Figwort (small red) × 8
  •  Margaret × 3
  •  Shoot (small) × 3
• Others:
  • None

See also: Beady Long Legs strategy.

This stage gives the player 1 ultra-spicy spray, and has a large assortment of enemies. Swarming the Sheargrubs is advised, as they don't bear much of a threat to the large force of Pikmin. The Dwarf Red Bulborbs should be dealt with by throwing Pikmin on them. The best time to use the ultra-spicy spray is when fighting the Beady Long Legs. With any remaining time, the treasures can be collected.

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showTechnical sublevel information
Internal cave name			ch_MUKI_damagumo
"Main" object maximum (?)			20
"Treasure" object maximum (?)			5
"Gate" object maximum (?)			0
Dead end unit probability (?)			50
Number of rooms (?)			2
Corridor-to-room ratio (?)			0
Escape geyser (?)			Yes
Clogged hole (?)			No
Cave units file (?)			1_units_5x5a_kusachi.txt
Lighting file (?)			kumomei_light_cha.ini
Background (?)			hiroba ( garden)
Cave units (?)
Dead end with item	Three-way crossing	Four-way crossing	Turning corridor	Corridor	Long corridor
Room with 2 circling paths

showDetailed object list
The game spawns these "main" objects:
ID	Object	Amount	Fall method	Spawn location
1	Beady Long Legs	1	None	"Easy" enemy spots
-	The Key	Carried inside entry with ID 1
2	Female Sheargrub	2	None	"Hard" enemy spots
-	Mirth Sphere	Carried inside entry with ID 2
3	Female Sheargrub	2	None	"Easy" enemy spots
-	Mirth Sphere	Carried inside entry with ID 3
4	Male Sheargrub	2	None	"Hard" enemy spots
-	Love Sphere	Carried inside entry with ID 4
5	Male Sheargrub	2	None	"Easy" enemy spots
-	Love Sphere	Carried inside entry with ID 5
6	Dwarf Red Bulborb	2	None	"Hard" enemy spots
-	Omniscient Sphere	Carried inside entry with ID 6
7	Figwort (small red)	3	None	"Hard" enemy spots
8	Figwort (small red)	1	None	"Easy" enemy spots
9	Figwort (small brown)	2	None	"Hard" enemy spots
10	Figwort (small brown)	1	None	"Easy" enemy spots
11	Clover	1	None	"Hard" enemy spots
12	Clover	1	None	"Easy" enemy spots
Then it spawns these "decoration" objects:
ID	Object	Amount	Fall method	Spawn location
13	Shoot (small)	3	None	Plant spots
14	Figwort (small red)	4	None	Plant spots
15	Figwort (large red)	3	None	Plant spots
16	Figwort (small brown)	2	None	Plant spots
17	Margaret	3	None	Plant spots
18	Dandelion	3	None	Plant spots
19	Clover	2	None	Plant spots
Then it spawns these "treasure" objects:
ID	Object	Amount	Fall method	Spawn location
20	Unknown Merit	1	None	Treasure spots
21	Lustrous Element	1	None	Treasure spots
22	Mirrored Element	1	None	Treasure spots
23	Petrified Heart	1	None	Treasure spots
24	Tear Stone	1	None	Treasure spots

For details on how objects are spawned, and how some may fail to spawn, see here.

Trivia

• This is the only non-overworld location in the game that can be seen with sunset lighting.
• The Beady Long Legs drops The Key in this stage, which it also does in the Citadel of Spiders in Story Mode.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	たそがれの庭?	Twilight Garden
French (NoA)	Jardin obscur	Dark garden
French (NoE)	Jardin Obscur	Dark Garden
German	Garten des Zwielichts	Garden of Twilight
Italian	Parco crepuscolare	Twilight park
Spanish (NoA)	Jardín del Crepúsculo	Garden of Twilight

See also

• Twilight Hollow