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[[Image:Pikmin nectar.jpg|thumb|Pikmin drinking nectar.]]
'''Nectar''' is a substance that increases the maturity of [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] that drink it, usually to the flower stage. Any leaf or bud Pikmin that passes into a drop of nectar will crouch down and begin to slurp it, and after it is finished, it will jump up and the leaf or bud on its stem will turn into a flower.
'''Nectar''' is used to turn [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] from leaf or bud stages directly into the flower stage. A single drop of this yellow liquid can be shared by several Pikmin. [[Swarming Sheargrub]]s can also drink nectar and will grow bigger if they do.


==Usage==
In {{p1}} and {{p2}}, a single drop of nectar can be shared by any number of Pikmin, but as soon as one Pikmin starts to drink it, the drop will shrink until it disappears when the first Pikmin is done. Only Pikmin that start drinking the nectar within this time window will be flowered.
[[Image:Nectar.png|left|thumb|Nectar]]
When on the ground, any leaf or bud Pikmin that passes by it will crouch down and begin to slurp it for roughly two seconds, regardless of being idled or directed to it.


In some games, any number of Pikmin may drink a blob at once, but a single Pikmin can drink the entire content by itself too. In other words, as long as a drop is being slurped, other Pikmin may join in.
In {{p3}}, a single drop of nectar can flower up to ten Pikmin, as each Pikmin that drinks from it will consume one-tenth of it. Furthermore, [[Swarming Sheargrub]]s can also drink nectar, increasing their size and physical weight.


In other games, a single Pikmin will not exhaust the entire supply at once, drinking only one-tenth of the total and leaving the rest instead. This means that a drop of nectar can be used multiple times, but is only enough for ten usages in total.
In {{pb}}, nectar is a key item of many types and colors that takes the form of small translucent beads and is obtained by collecting [[fruit]]s and occasionally by [[Level|leveling up]]. It can be fed to Pikmin to flower them, which is the primary way to get [[petal]]s, and slightly raise their [[friendship]] level. When a Pikmin is bloomed into the flower stage with any nectar type, its flower will glow, and tapping on the glowing flower will add petals of that type and color to the player's petal supply. On very rare occasions after feeding nectar to a Pikmin, its flower may continue emitting a glow with an additional blue tint and a small lens flare effect; attempting to collect petals from this Pikmin will yield unlimited petals of the nectar it was fed last until the glowing stops. If a Pikmin is fed too many times, its flower will disappear and the Pikmin will be unable to be fed for some time. [[Special nectar]] is a unique type of nectar that is used to boost a Pikmin's friendship level rather than flower it.
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==Obtaining==
In {{pa}}, nectar is a common item that appears when certain objects are destroyed and as leftovers from destroyed enemies. A player will [[Level|level up]] for every three blobs they drink, and drop a few drops of nectar when hurt. If the player is struggling on a specific stage, a rainbow block will appear near the starting point. Breaking it produces a large drop of nectar that, when collected, instantly advances all players to level fifty.
There are numerous places where nectar can be found. In most of these cases, more than a single drop of nectar may be obtained at once.
*[[Nectar weed]] patches
*Piles of [[rubble]]
*[[Honeywisp]]s
*[[Egg]]s
*[[Iridescent Flint Beetle]]s
*[[Iridescent Glint Beetle]]s
*Yellow [[Unmarked Spectralid]]s
*[[Yellow Spectralid]]s
*[[Nectarous Dandelfly|Nectarous Dandelflies]]
*[[Mitite]]s
*[[Bulborb Larva]]e
*[[Phosbat]] pods
*[[Ultra-bitter spray|Petrified]] enemies
*[[Ujadani]]
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==In fanon-games==
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P2 Nectar.png|Appearance in {{p2}}.
==''Pikmin Adventure''==
PB Nectar yellow.png|Appearance of yellow nectar in {{pb}} ({{icon|Nectar|v=PB|v2=yellow}}).
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PA Nectar.png|Appearance in {{pa}}.
In ''Pikmin Adventure'', nectar is found in the form of globules floating a tiny bit above the ground. If collected, it restores a bit of Blue's health.
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==''Pikmin: Connection of the Worlds''==
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Instead of there having a maximum amount of 20 blobs of nectar (or sprays) allowed in the area, you can have an infinite amount of nectar blobs on the screen. However, the more blobs there are, the game slows down. Up to 100 can be in one area at one time before the game begins to slow. Having over 1,000 will make the game crash (if you manage to get that high).
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==''Pikmin: Wide World''==
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==In ''Pikmin Adventure'' (DrTapeworm version)==
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In ''[[Pikmin Adventure (DrTapeworm version)|Pikmin Adventure]]'', '''nectar''' is found in the form of globules floating a bit above the ground. When collected, each one restores a bit of Blue's health.
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==In ''Pikmin: Connection of the Worlds''==
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'''Nectar''' appears in ''[[Pikmin: Connection of the Worlds]]''. There is no limit to the amount of nectar or [[spray]] drops that can be present in a location at once, but if there are a hundred or more, the framerate begins to decline, and having over one thousand may cause the game to crash.
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==In ''Pikmin: Wide World''==
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In ''Pikmin: Wide World'', '''nectar''' can increment a Pikmin's maturity in two ways. Like in ''Pikmin 3'', ten Pikmin can drink from a blob of nectar before it is completely consumed. Leaders that walk into a pool of nectar, no matter its size, will consume it as they would a normal spray nectar and store it in a [[Pikmin: Wide World/Upgrade list|Spray Bottle]] for future use. When sprayed, nectar will increase the maturity of Pikmin in the small cloud of it by one; a leaf Pikmin in the cloud of nectar will mature into a bud Pikmin, and a bud Pikmin standing in it will mature into a flower Pikmin. This nectar cloud only lasts a short time, and only the Pikmin that were in the range of it the moment it was used are affected. Flowered Pikmin are not affected by nectar and will ignore nectar. Nectar can be gained from a variety of sources such as [[egg]]s, [[nectar weed|Nectar grass]] and other vegetation, and some enemies. As [[Ultra-bitter spray]] is heavily changed from ''Pikmin 2'' in ''Pikmin: Wide World'', petrified enemies no longer drop nectar or sprays unless they usually do so.
In ''Pikmin: Wide World'', '''nectar''' can increment a Pikmin's maturity in two ways. Like in ''Pikmin 3'', ten Pikmin can drink from a blob of nectar before it is completely consumed. Leaders that walk into a pool of nectar, no matter its size, will consume it as they would a normal spray nectar and store it in a [[Pikmin: Wide World/Upgrades|Spray Bottle]] for future use. When sprayed, nectar will increase the maturity of Pikmin in the small cloud of it by one; a leaf Pikmin in the cloud of nectar will mature into a bud Pikmin, and a bud Pikmin standing in it will mature into a flower Pikmin. This nectar cloud only lasts a short time, and only the Pikmin that were in the range of it the moment it was used are affected. Flowered Pikmin are not affected by nectar and will ignore nectar. Nectar can be gained from a variety of sources such as [[egg]]s, [[nectar weed|Nectar grass]] and other vegetation, and some enemies. As [[ultra-bitter spray]] is heavily changed from ''Pikmin 2'' in ''Pikmin: Wide World'', petrified enemies no longer drop nectar or sprays unless they usually do so.
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Latest revision as of 17:18, 7 August 2023

This article relates to the official games. See Pikipedia's "nectar" article for more official information.
This article or section is in need of more images.
Particularly:
  • Add the appearance of nectar in Pikmin 1 to the gallery.
  • Add images for the rest of Pikmin Bloom's nectar types. This might be unnecessary though, so a community consensus would be useful.
Nectar The icon used to represent this item.
Item
P3 Nectar.png
Appearance in Pikmin 3.

Nectar is a substance that increases the maturity of Pikmin that drink it, usually to the flower stage. Any leaf or bud Pikmin that passes into a drop of nectar will crouch down and begin to slurp it, and after it is finished, it will jump up and the leaf or bud on its stem will turn into a flower.

In Pikmin 1 and Pikmin 2, a single drop of nectar can be shared by any number of Pikmin, but as soon as one Pikmin starts to drink it, the drop will shrink until it disappears when the first Pikmin is done. Only Pikmin that start drinking the nectar within this time window will be flowered.

In Pikmin 3, a single drop of nectar can flower up to ten Pikmin, as each Pikmin that drinks from it will consume one-tenth of it. Furthermore, Swarming Sheargrubs can also drink nectar, increasing their size and physical weight.

In Pikmin Bloom, nectar is a key item of many types and colors that takes the form of small translucent beads and is obtained by collecting fruits and occasionally by leveling up. It can be fed to Pikmin to flower them, which is the primary way to get petals, and slightly raise their friendship level. When a Pikmin is bloomed into the flower stage with any nectar type, its flower will glow, and tapping on the glowing flower will add petals of that type and color to the player's petal supply. On very rare occasions after feeding nectar to a Pikmin, its flower may continue emitting a glow with an additional blue tint and a small lens flare effect; attempting to collect petals from this Pikmin will yield unlimited petals of the nectar it was fed last until the glowing stops. If a Pikmin is fed too many times, its flower will disappear and the Pikmin will be unable to be fed for some time. Special nectar is a unique type of nectar that is used to boost a Pikmin's friendship level rather than flower it.

In Pikmin Adventure, nectar is a common item that appears when certain objects are destroyed and as leftovers from destroyed enemies. A player will level up for every three blobs they drink, and drop a few drops of nectar when hurt. If the player is struggling on a specific stage, a rainbow block will appear near the starting point. Breaking it produces a large drop of nectar that, when collected, instantly advances all players to level fifty.

In fanon games

Below this point is where users place their version of nectar.

In Pikmin Adventure (DrTapeworm version)

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Pikmin Adventure (DrTapeworm version)
This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin Adventure, a fanon game created by DrTapeworm.
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In Pikmin Adventure, nectar is found in the form of globules floating a bit above the ground. When collected, each one restores a bit of Blue's health.

In Pikmin: Connection of the Worlds

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The worlds connect.
This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin: Connection of the Worlds, a fanon game created by PikFan23.
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Nectar appears in Pikmin: Connection of the Worlds. There is no limit to the amount of nectar or spray drops that can be present in a location at once, but if there are a hundred or more, the framerate begins to decline, and having over one thousand may cause the game to crash.

In Pikmin: Wide World

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"It's a jungle out there!"
This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin: Wide World, a fanon game created by Cheepy-Cheepy.
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In Pikmin: Wide World, nectar can increment a Pikmin's maturity in two ways. Like in Pikmin 3, ten Pikmin can drink from a blob of nectar before it is completely consumed. Leaders that walk into a pool of nectar, no matter its size, will consume it as they would a normal spray nectar and store it in a Spray Bottle for future use. When sprayed, nectar will increase the maturity of Pikmin in the small cloud of it by one; a leaf Pikmin in the cloud of nectar will mature into a bud Pikmin, and a bud Pikmin standing in it will mature into a flower Pikmin. This nectar cloud only lasts a short time, and only the Pikmin that were in the range of it the moment it was used are affected. Flowered Pikmin are not affected by nectar and will ignore nectar. Nectar can be gained from a variety of sources such as eggs, Nectar grass and other vegetation, and some enemies. As ultra-bitter spray is heavily changed from Pikmin 2 in Pikmin: Wide World, petrified enemies no longer drop nectar or sprays unless they usually do so.

Pikmin: Wide World
Locations
Planets Main (PNF-404) • Side (Hocotate) • Mentioned (Koppai)
Areas Balmy Highlands • Arid Oasis • Frigid Tundra • Ancient Metalworks • Colossal Hollow • Sprawling Swamp
Dens and caves Temperate Retreat • Grassy Grotto • Dune Den • Sunken Sands • Desolate Ditch • Humid Burrow • Snowy Recess • Lonely Quarry • Watering Hole • Warm Sett • Flaming Trench • Sunbaked Sauna • Gritty Getaway • Wasted Waterworks • Dim Greenhouse • Clogged Pipeline • Wooden Fortress • Stone Dugout • Icy Crevasse • Hidden Scrapyard • Frozen Lodge • Castaway Cove • Concrete Compound • Chemical Reservoir • Subterranean Spring • Dreary Sepulcher • Fungal Jungle • Dank Depths • Forgotten Mine • Wayward Citadel • Lost Kingdom • Polluted Pond • Corroded Complex • Robot Workshop • Sunless Sanctuary • Watery Grave • Overgrown Garden • Muddy Murk • Buzzing Reserve • Webbed Lair • Secluded Hideaway • Divers' Blight • Sunlit Pit • Black Abyss • Pest Nest • Neglected Aqueduct • Cursed Chasm • Destiny Cavern
Battle Mode stages Close Quarters • Forest Frenzy • Tan Battleground • Cold War • Planked Peril • Hard Fought • Reinforced Fortress • Frantic Factory • Tiled Tossup • Mashup Mayhem
Challenge Mode stages Pretty Prairie • Dingy Dugout • Forgotten Garden • Serene Shore • The Colossal Cottonade • Weathered Field • Arctic Abode • Preserved Pit • Frozen Fields • The Brumal Arcticlops • Rocky Road • Cement City • Rebar Labyrinth • Steel Stronghold • The Plasm Wraith • Sandstone Citadel • Perplexing Paradise • Corroded Catwalk • Jellyfloat Pool • The Titan Weaver Dweevil • Impenetrable Prison • Foreboding Forest • Timber Maze • Mandiblard Nest • The Hydroe Host • Study Floor • Wooden Expanse • Mosaic Maze • Breadbug Den • The Grimacing Cremblub
Characters
Main (Olimar • Shacho • Marie • Louie • Dolphin Lander) • Side (Alph • Brittany • Charlie • Dorris • Hunnigan • Granny Marma • Libra • Margot • Sagittarius • S.S. Drake • S.S. Dreamstride) • Mentioned (Bulbie • Freight Voyager • SPERO)
Pikmin
Main (Yellow Pikmin • Blue Pikmin • Red Pikmin • Rock Pikmin • Green Pikmin • Purple Pikmin • White Pikmin • Winged Pikmin) • Other (Alien Pikmin • Captmin • Mushroom Pikmin) • Parasitic Pikmin (Blue Bulbmin • Breadmin • Burrowing Snagmin • Cannon Beetlemin • Dweevilmin • Groinkmin • Hairy Bulbmin • Orange Bulbmin • Red Bulbmin • Spinermin • Spotty Bulbearmin • Wollymin) • Utilities (Onion • Pellet)
Piklopedia
Enemies (?) Acid Dumple • Acidic Jellyfloat • Adult Green Centipare • Adult Red Centipare • Agitated Flint Beetle • Alloy Spectralid • Ancient Bulblax • Angler Bulblax • Anodestool • Aquatic Cannon Grub • Arctic Cannon Grub • Ardent Dirigibug • Armored Cannon Beetle • Armored Cannon Grub • Armurk • Baldy Long Legs • Ballistic Groink • Balloon Mitite • Battering Groink • Beady Long Legs • Bearded Amprat • Berry Bloyster • Bilious Bulbot • Black Spectralid • Bladed Greater Beeb • Blazing Cannon Grub • Blubbug • Blue Bulborb • Bombardier Beeb • Bomber Dweevil • Breadbug • Briary Burrow-nit • Brilliant Glowstalk • Brumal Arcticlops • Bubble-Blowing Blowhog • Bug-Eyed Crawmad • Bulbear Larva • Bulborb Larva • Bullhop • Bumbling Snitchbug • Buoyant Blubbug • Burrow-nit Larva • Burrowing Snagret • Buttery Breadbug • Calcified Crushblat • Carbonated Goolix • Careening Dirigibug • Carnation Bulborb • Carnivorous Candypop • Cave Bulbat • Ceiling Slurker • Ceramic Joustmite • Chaotic Kettlebug • Charred Skitterleaf • Chemical Bulblax • Chill Dirigibug • Cinnamon Breadbug • Clawed Long Legs • Clicking Slurker • Cloaking Burrow-nit • Clod Dirigibug • Clumsy Blubbug • Colossal Cottonade • Common Kettlebug • Coppeller • Coriaceous Elephog • Corpulent Breadblax • Corrosion Beetle • Crammed Hermer • Crawbster Young • Cream Spectralid • Creeping Chrysanthemum • Crested Mockiwi • Cryoplasmic Slooch • Crystalline Crushblat • Daddy Long Legs • Dangling Splurchin • Decorated Cannon Beetle • Decorated Cannon Grub • Deranging Bloyster • Desiccated Skitterleaf • Diamond Long Legs • Dousing Dweevil • Dwarf Blue Bulborb • Dwarf Electric Bulbeel • Dwarf Searing Bulblax • Dwarf Hairy Bulborb • Dwarf Orange Bulborb • Dwarf Puckering Bulbeel • Dwarf Red Bulborb • Dwarf Spotty Bulbear • Dwarf Stubborn Bulblon • Dwarf Vampire Bulbear • Dwarf Vitreous Bulborb • Dwarf Whiptongue Bulborb • Dwarf Yellow Bulborb • Electric Bulbeel • Electric Cottonade • Electric Spectralid • Electric Starnacle • Electripede • Elongated Bulborb • Emberglow Phosbat • Emperor Bulblax • Emperor Bulbot • Empress Orange Bulblax • Empress Red Bulblax • Empress Spotty Bulblax • Fandangled Isleclops • Female Sheargrub • Female Shooting Spiner • Ferrying Coppeller • Fiendish Flytrap • Fiery Wollyhop • Firebreathing Blowhog • Firebreathing Blowlet • Fireflap Bulborb • Fireflinger Groink • Flaming Mitite • Flatterchuck • Flatulent Flint Beetle • Flittering Glowbelly • Floating Oobuoy • Flourishing Blowhog • Fluttery Splurchin • Flying Joustmite • Foraging Cottonade • Foundation Dweevil • Fountain Crawmad • Framewing Spectralid • Freezing Skeeterskate • Frosted Breadbug • Frosthop Blowhog • Frosty Bulblax • Fuzzy Blubbug • Galvanic Jellyfloat • Gambler Clamclamp • Gatling Groink • Gaudy Crawmad • Gelidity Dweevil • Gemstone Kettlebug • Ghost Wolpole • Ghost Wollyhop • Giant Breadbug • Giant Buttery Breadbug • Giant Cinnamon Breadbug • Giant Frosted Breadbug • Giant Ginger Breadbug • Giant Licorice Breadbug • Gilded Flint Beetle • Gilled Mawdad • Ginger Breadbug • Glassed Wollyhop • Golden Clamclamp • Goolix • Grabbit • Greasy Jellyfloat • Greater Bubblimp • Greater Jellyfloat • Green Bulbot • Green Centipare • Grimacing Cremblub • Grouchy Goblax • Hailstorm Dandelfly • Hairy Bulborb • Harvester Mamuta • Headdress Slurker • Heir Bulblax • Hermit Crawmad • Honey Bubblimp • Honeypot Skeeterskate • Honeywisp • Hopping Clamclamp • Hopping Flint Beetle • Humming Kettlebug • Humped Bloyster • Hungry Starnacle • Hydroe Host • Ignition Dweevil • Immaculate Whiskerfly • Incandescent Beeb • Incendiary Spectralid • Inky Waddlepus • Iridescent Flint Beetle • Ivory Waddlepus • Jamboree Blowhog • Joustmite • Juggling Dirigibug • Juicy Capstool • King Mawdad • Large Splurchin • Leech Hydroe • Lesser Bubblimp • Lesser Jellyfloat • Licorice Breadbug • Little Long Legs • Loafling • Lofty Mockiwi • Long Dumple • Luminous Long Legs • Lurking Lotus • Maggot Whiskerpillar • Magnetic Joustmite • Male Sheargrub • Male Shooting Spiner • Mamuta • Man-at-Legs • Medusal Slurker • Mephitic Mitite • Mesmerizing Sputtlefish • Metal Shearwig • Mighty Grabbit • Miniature Mudleech • Mitite • Mockiwi • Monochromatic Pinchipede • Monster Dumple • Moon Jellyfloat • Mossy Long Legs • Mouthy Mimitator • Muddy Meerslug • Mudleech • Mudwisp • Muggonfly • Mung Dweevil • Naked Amprat • Nectar Goolix • Nectarous Dandelfly • Needlesnout Blowhog • Neon Blinnow • Noxious Crawbster • Oily Groink • Orange Bulborb • Orebagger • Overcharge Blowhog • Painted Whiskerpillar • Pale Wolpole • Pale Wollyhop • Peacap Puffstalk • Peach Bulborb • Pearl Sparrowhead • Pearly Clamclamp • Peckish Aristocrab • Pellet Beetle • Pellet Poser • Phosbat Nymph • Pileated Snagret • Pinching Sheargrub • Plain Spectralid • Plasm Wraith • Plated Kettlebug • Plump Sheargrub • Poison Dart Wollyhop • Praying Skittermantis • Prickly Splurchin • Prodigious Beeb • Puckering Blinnow • Puckering Bulbeel • Puffstalk • Puffstool • Puffy Blowhog • Puffy Blowlet • Putrid Bulbear • Pygmy Jellyfloat • Pyroclasmic Slooch • Quaggled Mireclops • Queen Shearwig • Raging Long Legs • Rainwisp • Ranging Bloyster • Ravenous Loccut • Red Bulborb • Red Bulbot • Red Centipare • Red Spectralid • Reef Blowhog • Regurgitating Twistool • Ringed Spiner • Robust Bulbot • Rocket Beetle • Rocky Hermer • Ruby Jellyfloat • Rusted Cannon Beetle • Sable Flint Flicker • Sandbelching Meerslug • Sandy Speargrub • Saplapper Mockiwi • Satchel Snitchbug • Scornet • Scornet Maestro • Searchlight Snitchbug • Searing Bulblax • Seedbagger • Segmented Crawbster • Shady Sparrowhead • Shaggy Long Legs • Shearblug • Shearpion • Shearwig • Shelled Meerslug • Shock Dumple • Shore Dweevil • Shrimpy Hydroe • Silent Glowbelly • Skeeterskate • Skitterflake • Skitterleaf • Skitterlion • Skitterreed • Skittish Piddlepoddler • Skutterchuck • Sky Dumple • Sleepy Bulbear • Slick Dweevil • Slithering Shallock • Smoky Progg • Snaglet • Soaring Jellyfloat • Sparkling Dirigibug • Speargrub • Spectral Slurker • Spiked Snagret • Spinose Mockiwi • Spiny Coppeller • Spitty Blowhog • Spitty Blowlet • Sporegrub • Spornet • Spotty Bulbear • Spouting Bellbloom • Sprinting Dirigibug • Sprouting Coppeller • Sputtersplash • Sputtlefish • Stamping Long Legs • Starnacle • Steely Flint Beetle • Stingwig • Stubborn Bulblon • Studded Greater Beeb • Stuffed Bellbloom • Sulfuric Dweevil • Surge Dweevil • Swarming Sheargrub • Swooping Snitchbug • Tainting Blowhog • Tan Sparrowhead • Tantrum Snagret • Telescoping Pumphog • Titan Dweevil • Titan Weaver Dweevil • Toady Bloyster • Tombcarver Mawdad • Trampling Mamuta • Translucent Wollybot • Tropical Bloyster • Twilight Spectralid • Twinkle Beetle • Vampire Bulbear • Vapor Goolix • Vehemoth Phosbat • Venomous Scornet • Virescent Pinchipede • Vitreous Bulborb • Volatile Splurchin • Volt Beetle • Voracious Whiskerpillar • Waddlepus • Water Dumple • Water Wraith • Weaver Dweevil • Web-Slinging Spiner • Webbed Mockiwi • Whiptongue Bulborb • White Spectralid • Widemouthed Corrosion Beetle • Widemouthed Volt Beetle • Winged Snagret • Winter Snownet • Withering Blowhog • Withering Blowlet • Wolfish Mitite • Woolly Mammhog • Worker Beeb • Wracknid Hatchling • Wracknid Mother • Yellow Bulborb • Yellow Bulbot • Yellow Spectralid • Yellow Wolpole • Yellow Wollybot • Yellow Wollyhop • Young Fiery Wollyhop • Young Ghost Wollyhop • Young Pale Wollyhop • Young Yellow Wollyhop
Vegetation Asphyxiating Moldclump • Bloominous Stemple • Bouncy Mushroom • Bramble • Browncap • Burgeoning Spiderwort • Capstalk • Carnation Candypop • Colossal Glowcap • Common Glowcap • Crimson Candypop • Demantoid Candypop • Flukeweed • Golden Candypop • Hydroe Bramble • Ivory Candypop • Kingcap • Lapis Lazuli Candypop • Lilypad • Monarch Candypop • Mouthy Shootplant • Nectar Grass • Orbular Pollenspout • Pellet Posy • Pellet Vine • Shockcap • Slate Candypop • Sparklium Candypop • Spiny Spiderwort • Spotcap • Springpetal • Sunset Spiderwort • Thorned Posy • Vine • Violet Candypop • Weeping Posy • Wickweed
Collectibles
Data file Fruit (list) • Nugget • Sparklium • Treasure • Upgrades
Black nectar • Hammer seed • Knuckle seed • Nectar • Ultra-bitter spray • Ultra-hot spray • Ultra-minty spray • Ultra-spicy spray • Ultra-sweet spray • Ultra-toxic spray • Whip seed
Hazards
Acid • Adhesive • Blunt force • Bubble • Electricity • Explosion • Fire • Ice • Lubricant • Mud • Panic • Poison • Spore • Water
Obstacles and objects
Acid pool • Bamboo gate • Bomb rock • Boulder • Brick gate • Burrow-nit nest • Cardboard box • Climbing stick • Clipboard • Clog • Cobblestone block • Conveyor belt • Conveyor switch • Cryogenic bomb rock • Crystal • Crystal gate • Crystal nodule • Crystal stalactite • Dazzling bomb rock • Egg • Electric bulb gate • Electric wire gate • Electrical wire • Electrode • Elevator block • Elevator platform • Escape geyser • Fire geyser • Fire rhizome gate • Flame • Flukeweed dam • Fragment bridge (bridge fragment) • Frozen surface • Gas pipe • Glowstem • Hay slope (hay stack) • Ice chunk • Incendiary bomb rock • Iron ball • Jackwig hive • Liftable elevator • Metal block • Metal pipe • Mine • Mine rock • Mitite bomb • Mud puddle • Nectar pool • Oil slick • Phosbat pod • Pit • Plasm • Poison rhizome gate • Pulley elevator • Rain droplet • Rectangular paper bag • Reinforced gate • Rhizome gate • Rock • Rubble • Rusted rod • Sand pit • Sky Dumple cluster • Smoke bomb rock • Snowball • Soil block • Soil gate • Soil mound • Stick bridge • Sweetgum pod • Tin box • Triangular paper bag • Trowel • Tunnel • Water geyser • Water pool • Web • Wooden stake
Gameplay
Achievements • Caravan • Dialogue • Hints • HocoPad • Murals • Options • Pikpik carrot • Soul • Soundtrack • Squad desertion • Sunset • Temperature • Weather • Game modes (Story Mode • Battle Mode • Challenge Mode • Bottomless Abyss • Randomizer)
Other
Changes during development • Gallery
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