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Latest revision as of 17:28, 7 March 2024
This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin: Treacherous Treasures, a fanon game created by Neocraftz1553. |
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Poko value | × 40 | ||
Weight | 5 | ||
Maximum carriers | 10 | ||
Location | Unknown |
The Megalith Brick is a treasure in Pikmin: Treacherous Treasures. It is a two-by-four Lego brick that values at × 40, has a carrying weight of five units, and can be carried by a maximum of ten Pikmin at once.
Notes
Olimar's notes
- “This brick seems to be almost the length of a regular Hocotatian, but half the height! I think this might have been used as a megalith to create religious pyramids or temples long ago in an ancient civilization; it surely stood the test of time, seeing as it hasn't been crippled a bit.”
Sales pitch
- “Construction workers, meet your match! No material is as sturdy, yet so light, as this brick! A native Hocotation elephant could step onto this, and the brick would show no fear! Because it is a brick. Bricks have no feelings.”