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[[File:PikminPluck-Pikmin.png|200px|thumb|left|Olimar plucking out the first Pikmin in the original ''Pikmin''.]] | [[File:PikminPluck-Pikmin.png|200px|thumb|left|Olimar plucking out the first Pikmin in the original ''Pikmin''.]] | ||
In the ''Pikmin'' games, Pikmin born from Onions fall into the ground as seeds, where they can be plucked by a leader. Leaving a Pikmin in the ground before plucking it will allow it to develop from a leaf to a bud and finally a flower. To make more Pikmin seeds, Pellets or dead creatures must be carried to and absorbed by the Onion. Up to 100 Pikmin can be outside the Onion at once; there is no theoretical limit to how many can be inside. | In the ''Pikmin'' games, Pikmin born from Onions fall into the ground as seeds, where they can be plucked by a leader. Leaving a Pikmin in the ground before plucking it will allow it to develop from a leaf to a bud and finally a flower. To make more Pikmin seeds, Pellets or dead creatures must be carried to and absorbed by the Onion. Up to 100 Pikmin can be outside the Onion at once; there is no theoretical limit to how many can be inside. | ||
Even though Olimar in his games can only pluck a Pikmin near their respective Onions, in ''Smash Bros.'', he can pluck them in ''any'' location, without the Onions. | |||
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[[File:Pikmin hello.mp3|thumb|The sound clip at 30% speed, from ''[[Brawl]]''{{'}}s [[Sound Test]] menu]] | [[File:Pikmin hello.mp3|thumb|The sound clip at 30% speed, from ''[[Brawl]]''{{'}}s [[Sound Test]] menu]] | ||
*The sound effect made when a Pikmin is plucked is actually a sped up recording of a voice, that of ''Pikmin'' composer Hajime Wakai, saying "hello". | *The sound effect made when a Pikmin is plucked is actually a sped up recording of a voice, that of ''Pikmin'' composer Hajime Wakai, saying "hello". | ||
*A continuous stream of plucked Pikmin can be used to "fill up" [[Cook Kirby]]'s pot, creating huge numbers of [[items]]. Not only is this useful for [[ | *A continuous stream of plucked Pikmin can be used to "fill up" [[Cook Kirby]]'s pot, creating huge numbers of [[items]]. Not only is this useful for [[team]] Brawls, but also if Olimar is against Kirby; he can stop himself from being pulled in, so once the pot contains the maximum of 30 objects, the [[Final Smash]] will end and Olimar will remain unharmed. | ||
*The Explosive Pluck variant causes Pikmin to deal damage when they initially spawn, regardless of the source of their spawning. As a result, Olimar can get a head start in certain [[Smash Run]] challenges, such as by breaking a nearby [[target]] before the countdown starts. It can also damage foes occasionally in [[Special Orders]] before the [[announcer]] says "Go!" This does not happen if the narrator does a countdown before saying "Go!" | *The Explosive Pluck variant causes Pikmin to deal damage when they initially spawn, regardless of the source of their spawning. As a result, Olimar can get a head start in certain [[Smash Run]] challenges, such as by breaking a nearby [[target]] before the countdown starts. It can also damage foes occasionally in [[Special Orders]] before the [[announcer]] says "Go!" This does not happen if the narrator does a countdown before saying "Go!" | ||
