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'''Pikmin X: Deep Freeze''' is a | '''''Pikmin X: Deep Freeze''''' is a ''Pikmin'' fangame created by [[User:Neini|Neini]]. | ||
== | =Contents= | ||
==Areas== | |||
There are seven [[area]]s in ''Pikmin X: Deep Freeze''. Subareas are similar to caves from {{p2}}, but the layouts are not randomly generated, allowing for more natural setpieces and puzzles. They also do not save in-between floors, only upon entering and exiting the subarea, and they may exit out at different parts of their host area. | |||
*'''[[Unfamiliar Valley]]''' | |||
The | **[[Sub-Surface Construct]] | ||
*'''[[Roiling Springs]]''' | |||
**[[Ashen Arboretum]] | |||
**[[Basalt Tunnels]] | |||
**[[Jungle of Trickery]] | |||
*'''[[Woods of Occlusion]]''' | |||
**[[Glistening Labyrinth]] | |||
**[[Trembling Chasm]] | |||
*'''[[Karst of Gales]]''' | |||
**[[Crooner's Inlet]] | |||
**[[Hostile Aquifer]] | |||
*'''[[Vengeful Thicket]]''' | |||
**[[Kingdom of Thorns]] | |||
**[[Umbral Ridge]] | |||
*'''[[Defiled Grounds]]''' | |||
**[[Petroleum Pipeline]] | |||
**[[Crypt of Enigma]] | |||
*'''[[The Crater]]''' | |||
== | ===Postgame areas=== | ||
These areas are unlocked after defeating the final boss; they are not tied to the story of the game and merely serve as extra challenges after completing the main storyline. Each has a certain gimmick central to the area that must be exploited to complete them fully. These postgame areas do not have subareas or upgrades but contain large amounts of [[treasure]]. | |||
*[[Stormy Ocean]] | |||
*[[Fen of Frights]] | |||
*[[ | *[[Roaring Rampart]] | ||
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*[[ | |||
==Pikmin== | ==Pikmin== | ||
;Main Storyline | |||
*[[Red Pikmin]] | *'''[[Red Pikmin]]''' {{-}} [[fire]]-resistant and can walk on heated surfaces, has the highest damage output, and found in the Unfamiliar Valley. | ||
*[[Rock Pikmin]] | *'''[[Rock Pikmin]]''' {{-}} strong and deals impact damage to targets. Resistant to [[blunt force]] and can break hard objects, and found in the Roiling Springs. | ||
*[[Yellow Pikmin]] | *'''[[Yellow Pikmin]]''' {{-}} immune to electricity, has high throwing arc, and found in the Unfamiliar Valley. | ||
*[[Moss Pikmin]] | *'''[[Moss Pikmin]]''' {{-}} cold-resistant, capable of walking on water by freezing it, and found in the Woods of Occlusion. | ||
*[[Winged Pikmin]] | *'''[[Winged Pikmin]]''' {{-}} can fly over obstacles and attack airborne targets, but is physically weak, and found in the Karst of Gales. | ||
*[[Burr Pikmin]] | *'''[[Burr Pikmin]]''' {{-}} covered in thorns which let them cling to enemies more efficiently and resist slippery surfaces, and found in the Vengeful Thicket. | ||
*[[Blue Pikmin]] | *'''[[Blue Pikmin]]''' {{-}} can swim and breathe underwater, and are found in the Woods of Occlusion. | ||
;Mission Mode-exclusive | |||
*[[Purple Pikmin]] | *'''[[Purple Pikmin]]''' | ||
*[[White Pikmin]] | *'''[[White Pikmin]]''' | ||
==Piklopedia== | ==Piklopedia== | ||
{{see|Pikmin X: Deep Freeze/Piklopedia}} | |||
==Treasure Hoard== | ==Treasure Hoard== | ||
{{see|Pikmin X: Deep Freeze/Treasure Hoard}} | |||
== | ==Upgrades== | ||
{{see|Pikmin X: Deep Freeze/Upgrades}} | |||
=Controls= | |||
The controls are the same as {{p3}} on the {{w|Wii U}}. Players can either use the Wii Remote or the GamePad. | |||
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Revision as of 16:11, 24 September 2022
This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin X: Deep Freeze, a fanon game created by DrTapeworm. |
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Pikmin X: Deep Freeze | |
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Rating | E |
Genre | Action, adventure, real-time strategy |
Platforms | Wii U |
Media | Optical disc |
Publisher | Pikmin Fanon |
Creator | Neini |
Pikmin X: Deep Freeze is a Pikmin fangame created by Neini.
Contents
Areas
There are seven areas in Pikmin X: Deep Freeze. Subareas are similar to caves from Pikmin 2, but the layouts are not randomly generated, allowing for more natural setpieces and puzzles. They also do not save in-between floors, only upon entering and exiting the subarea, and they may exit out at different parts of their host area.
- Unfamiliar Valley
- Roiling Springs
- Woods of Occlusion
- Karst of Gales
- Vengeful Thicket
- Defiled Grounds
- The Crater
Postgame areas
These areas are unlocked after defeating the final boss; they are not tied to the story of the game and merely serve as extra challenges after completing the main storyline. Each has a certain gimmick central to the area that must be exploited to complete them fully. These postgame areas do not have subareas or upgrades but contain large amounts of treasure.
Pikmin
- Main Storyline
- Red Pikmin – fire-resistant and can walk on heated surfaces, has the highest damage output, and found in the Unfamiliar Valley.
- Rock Pikmin – strong and deals impact damage to targets. Resistant to blunt force and can break hard objects, and found in the Roiling Springs.
- Yellow Pikmin – immune to electricity, has high throwing arc, and found in the Unfamiliar Valley.
- Moss Pikmin – cold-resistant, capable of walking on water by freezing it, and found in the Woods of Occlusion.
- Winged Pikmin – can fly over obstacles and attack airborne targets, but is physically weak, and found in the Karst of Gales.
- Burr Pikmin – covered in thorns which let them cling to enemies more efficiently and resist slippery surfaces, and found in the Vengeful Thicket.
- Blue Pikmin – can swim and breathe underwater, and are found in the Woods of Occlusion.
- Mission Mode-exclusive
Piklopedia
Treasure Hoard
Upgrades
Controls
The controls are the same as Pikmin 3 on the Wii U. Players can either use the Wii Remote or the GamePad.