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Pikmin Dimensional Breach icon.png
A Rift in Reality.
This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin: Dimensional Breach, a fanon game created by WorldBornDead.
Pikmin Dimensional Breach icon.png
Infernal Chemicrypt The icon used to represent this treasure.
Number Unknown
Series Tropical Terrors Series
Poko value P2 Poko icon.png × 75
Weight 3
Maximum carriers 6
Location Perplexing Tropics

The Infernal Chemicrypt is a fruit in Pikmin: Dimensional Breach, resembling a "beach apple," one of the fruits of the manchineel tree, and only giving 0.5 cups of juice. It is found in the Perplexing Tropics, hanging from a low-hanging branch over a pool of water just north of the landing site. It is recommended that Blue Pikmin are used to pluck the treasure from its branch.

Notes

Olimar's journal

I cannot shake the feeling that I've been to these areas before. Something about them just feels awfully familiar, and yet they are just different enough to keep me guessing. I feel as if this strange new fruit is the perfect metaphor for this. It resembles a small, perfectly-ordinary, if somewhat unripe, apple, but as soon as Louie and Brittany attempted to taste-test the fruit, they were stricken with intense burning pains. It took literally hours of medical care to purge whatever horrid chemicals had damaged the two of them so badly. In other news, I am now all out of potato ice cream.

Brittany's fruit file

Ow... okay, it's official: I've found a worse fruit than the Searing Acidshock. When Louie and I bit into this fruit, it started out pleasantly sweet, but then we were both sucker-punched with a searing pain. It felt like my entire digestive tract had caught fire, and whatever was in that fruit was going through me like a rampaging bull. Thankfully Olimar had some ice cream and medicine on hand, even if both of them DID taste a little funny...

Libra's journal

Despite the shiny green exterior, this fruit is a safety hazard to keep around as decoration. Whatever's inside this fruit leads to searing acid burns and horrible digestive problems on contact. Theoretically, if someone were to get it in their eyes, they could go blind. Maybe if the peel was cut off and dried, it could be a suitable fabric substitute, but I'm not going to try.

Derrick's grimoire

The irritants in this fruit's juice make it woefully inedible, a lesson I had learned the hard way (more than once...) However, by combining the juice with the volatile and foul-smelling materials found in the sweat of the terrestrial members of the Blowhog family, one can make a powerful repellent. Spray liberally on the outskirts of your territory to ward off beasts, or carry some in a spray bottle to use as an impromptu pepper spray substitute.