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==In ''Pikmin Evolution''== ...behavior is generally difficult to see, as the Eiyseeyuu is normally both invisible and intangible, eerily visible only for a brief moment while it turns direc

{{media|Pikmin 3 (Flish version)|Flish|subcat=locations}} ...white, and black pikmin to beat it, but you can always grab some [[Purple Pikmin]] to help defeat the smoky proggs. there are 6 sublevels. the level is supp

==In ''Pikmin: Adventure of Four''== {{media|Pikmin: Adventure of Four|ZoltCat|subcat=bosses}}

==In ''Pikmin Evolution''== |attacks=Disintegrates Pikmin

Green Fields is an [[area]] that appears in ''[[Pikmin: Invasion of the Giants]]''. It is a large, grassy region that has an assor ...though there are no visible walls to stop you, will encounter the kind of "invisible wall" that occurs in various video games to prevent you from going to far.

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...However, there are lots of enemies here, so be sure to ready your army of Pikmin. There are eight treasures aboveground. When you first arrive, something is ...subarea, the Broad Coastline. Just be wary walking onto land with non-Blue Pikmin, as they might fall into the water. Some Dwarf Yellow Bulborbs reside here.

==In ''Pikmin: Antarctic Survival''== In ''[[Pikmin: Antarctic Survival]]'', '''mist''' is primarily used by [[Pikmin: Antarctic Survival/Piklopedia#Tyrants|tyrant-type]] enemies, which can be

...|dweevil]] that conceals itself under objects, waiting for [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] to look away so that it may sneak up and [[Blunt force|crush]] them. ==In ''Pikmin 2... Again?''==

...n)]], [[The Portal (Pikmin: Connection of the Worlds)]], and [[The Portal (Pikmin: Antarctic Survival)]]. Clean up the sections as they are split and add {{t ==In ''Pikmin: Sinister Incinerator''==

{{media|Pikmin 2: New Year|AmigaOwl|Pikmin 2|nouser=y}} ...inuates that [[Captain Olimar|Olimar]], [[Louie]], and the [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] were abducted, perhaps by alien spacecraft, or a Koppai spaceship as ment

{{italic title|''Pikmin 3'' (Hinsburg version)/Mechanism Storage}} {{media|Pikmin 3 (Hinsburg version)|Hinsburg|nouser=y}}

This page is the '''gameplay''' guide page for ''[[Pikmin: Colonies]]''. All controls are for the Wii Remote and Nunchuk. ...hem and their finds, access to a flying colony, a small 'safe area' on the Pikmin Planet with no enemies [even at nighttime], and a few Pokos. A Red Onion wi

...cted by the invisible [[poison]] the swarms release when attacked or while Pikmin are near, although this occurs so rarely that the threat is negligible. ==In ''Pikmin 2... Again?''==

{{italic title|''Pikmin: Wide World''/Battle Mode}} ...orth called bots, can also be enabled in place of human players. As with [[Pikmin: Wide World/Bottomless Abyss|Bottomless Abyss]], Battle Mode will have more

|publisher=[[PikminFanon:About|Pikmin Fanon]] |prequel=[[Pikmin 3|''Pikmin 3'']]

{{Pikmin RPG}} [[File:Pikmin RPG box art.jpg|right|250px]]

{{italic title|''Pikmin: Wide World''/Development}} ...the involved changes. Many of the mentioned changes have been reused for ''Pikmin: Wide World 2''.

'''''Pikmin 44''''' is a fanon ''Pikmin'' game made by [[User:PurpleHeadache|PurpleHeadache]]. It takes place after ...ontrol his squad, via a tutorial. Once he has finished growing his initial Pikmin numbers, he will be able to push a [[cardboard box]] out of the way and pro

{{italic title|''Pikmin 4'' (NepetaLast version)}} {{media|Pikmin 4 (NepetaLast version)|NepetaLast|nocat=y}}