Knuckle seed

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Knuckle seed
Vegetation
Family	Power pod (unofficial)

Knuckle seeds are items that, when used, turn affected Pikmin's leaves, buds, or flowers into fists and make them adopt a fighting stance when standing still. The knuckle seed makes thrown Pikmin have a straight trajectory and inflict great impact damage. When Pikmin players get this power-up, they inflict massive combo damage and can perform a special attack.

In fanon games

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In Pikmin: Neo

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Knuckle seed
Scientific name	Florius knucklus
Family	Power pod
Growth rate	Normal
Flower amount	1
Flower life	5-7 days
Effects	Allows the cultivation of knuckle nectar

The Knuckle Seed is a species of power pod appearing in Pikmin: Neo. It is a hardy brown bulb appearing in a small black flower, with the bulb resembling an enclosed fist. They grow in dry areas such as deserts and canyons and tend to grow in small groups. When harvested, they can be converted into a substance called knuckle nectar, which is an orange, honey-like substance that, when applied to Pikmin, changes their leaves, buds, or flowers into enclosed fists similar in shape to the bulb the nectar is made from. The throwing arcs of affected Pikmin are heavily reduced and appear as a straight line. However, they make up for this by being able to become much faster in attack and movement speed, making them extremely well-suited for battling far-off creatures and carrying items back to the ship.

Notes

Olimar's notes

“In my many travels on the many alien worlds I charted, I never encountered a plant as bizarre as the knuckle seed. This plant resembles an enclosed fist, which at first I assumed was used to intimidate predators, but further research determined that the plant actually has special nodes it uses to store water. In a harsh climate like its native desert habitat, that is an important adaptation.”

Louie's notes

“When chopped up into small slices, this vegetable makes a tangy salad. Be careful of the punch it has, however, as it can take down even the hardiest of stomachs.”

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