Squishy Shogun
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| Squishy Shogun | |
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| Number | Unknown |
| Series | Familiar Fellow Series |
| Poko value |  × 100
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| Weight | 10 |
| Maximum carriers | 20 |
| Location | Collapsed Reef |
The Squishy Shogun is a treasure in Pikmin: Shipwrecked Stargazers. It is a plush of Kirby with the Ninja copy ability. The Squishy Shogun values at × 100, has a carrying weight of ten units, and can be carried by a maximum of twenty Pikmin at once.
In order to find this treasure, the player must make it to sublevel five of Collapsed Reef. A small geyser can be used to reach a plateau with Elastic Mamutas. The player must be cautious around these toxic creatures in order to find another geyser. Take this geyser to be propelled to a tall spire, with a Goliath Clamclamp on it. The Squishy Shogun is on this ledge.
Notes
Olimar's Notes
- “I slept through my high school history class a lot when I was a little Olimar, but one thing I remember is that the millitant soldiers of yore have always been ruthless brutes. In particular, this doughy idol is donning attire similar to those worn by soldiers of the Yoziplation Empire during The Global Hocotation War of 1507. Unfortunately (for it, at least), this indiviual is much cuter than any soldier back home.”
Sales Pitch
- “Yowzers! This adorable effigy wears a cowl just like the ancient Yoziplation soldiers did! Place this in the Hocotation Museum of Natural History and watch as patrons go bonkers over the similarities!”