Pikmin - Every Ship Part That Appears on the Ship, Appearing on the Ship 

Yeah, so? A meteor that size would still be dangerous to us in space. If we hit it at high speeds in a space ship it would be like a rail gun shot through the ship's hull

@@richardkirkland6805 I never said it wouldn't do damage, I just said it would be very very tiny.

@@richardkirkland6805what is blud getting mad over 🔥🔥🔥🔥 he never only said it’d be small.

honestly can you even blame all of these guys for crashing so often? space is full of these tiny lil rocks, they must have some of the most dangerous jobs in the world

MY GOD ALL I SAID WAS IT WAS SMALL I DIDN'T WANT TO START AN ARGUMENT! I KNOW IT'S DANGEROUS!!! I NEVER SAID IT WASN'T!!! ALL. I. SAID. WAS. IT. WAS. SMALL!!!!!!!!

Its not about the parts, but the areas. When you finish and get all the parts in one area, the small lights change.

@@MoonsideWanderer Actually, it is about unlocking new areas: When the Dolphin is ready to travel farther to a new area, the lights change, as well as some other differences: some missing hull panels are added, the antenna thing gets added, the panel that is directly behind Olimar's seat gets properly fitted, i used to love this back when i was a child. The music for when the dolphin is finally 100% operational still fills me with warm feelings}

The lights go from off on your first day at the impact site, then red after unlocking the forest of Hope, yellow after unlocking the forest navel, green after unlocking the distant spring, blue after unlocking the final trial, and finally purple after collecting every ship part.

Yes I have noticed

my concept for Pikmin 4: Two stories centering on two separate teams Olimar, Louie, the President and a newcomer, perhaps Olimar's son taking up the mantle? Koppaites, but with a similar newcomer (perhaps 'D' as seen in concept art?) have them intertwine at points, almost like it was in Pikmin 3, but with you playing as Olimar and Louie, or even something kind of akin to SA2, where you play either side of conflicts between the two (having Pikmin fights as a boss battle would be veeery interesting) 4 player co-op as standard for either story, but still fully playable in single player or any number between the two center the hocotate story on collecting pokos as always, with treasure as the main focus center the koppaites' story on collecting fruit, perhaps maybe even some kind of master seeds that are ultra fertile where the seeds they originally brought back failed to cultivate this would give reason to bring back caves, with the hocotatians looking for bigger treasures and the koppaites needing to travel deep beneath the planet's crust to retrieve these master seeds but these collectibles should be relevant to BOTH parties - give the hocotatians the need to collect fruit to maintain their day-to-day wellbeing, just like the koppaites in pikmin 3, and give both the ability to use the pokos they collect for some sort of purpose (perhaps hocotate freight has advanced to the point that they run a galaxy-sprawling delivery service that can supply the player with upgrades, a la chibi pc in chibi-robo? but maintain separate upgrades acquired through treasures found, and make those same treasures recoverable by the koppaites - this would add an extra layer to the hocotatian gameplay, where you balance upgrading your captains and achieving whatever poko goal is set for you) but - and maybe this is controversial - add sparklium to the mix. nowhere near the main collectible, but as a necessary resource needed to power the ship, needing some basic low amount (10 seeds or something) to reach orbit at night, and maybe 25 to move to a new area (still needing to unlock them through story progression in the traditional fashion) and - and here's the kicker - make night fully playable and the punishment in the case you can't harvest sparklium in time (maybe even have sparklium only "bloom" in the daytime) and make night time CRAWL with enemies, much like we see in the end of day cutscene at takeoff, but EVERYWHERE. but give it value of its own - a lot of enemies means a huge opportunity to lose pikmin, but also a huge opportunity to harvest pikmin. and maybe there's a certain kind of enemy that only comes out at night: breadbugs. night could reveal hidden nooks and passageways that act as the creatures' nests, where they have hoarded fruits, treasures, even sparklium to be collected en masse for huge hauls, but always blocked by the biggest of challenges, from hordes of bulborbs, snagrets, armored cannon beetles, the worst the series has thrown at us, maybe even bosses - and if you harvest the sparklium you need (or you had it and decided to stay behind for the bonus loot) you can lift off any time you like I think I'd even make the onion(s? probably never return to multiple after pikmin 3, not sure how I feel but whatever) damageable at night, dropping stored pikmin (in whatever amount you need to match the pikmin cap and then one to one as pikmin die) and needing a certain amount of time to be restored before it can be used again, either to hold pikmin or produce pikmin, thus adding extra risk to night time and I'd even argue it'd be interesting to revisit ship parts as a concept - maybe not quite so dire as "you're going to die if you don't get these" (though that might be fun) but at least make them upgrades of sorts: better juice production, better sparklium consumption, make the map unlockable, and then radar functionality unlockable, perhaps hide the hocotate store behind a communcation satellite ship part, a medical bay for wounded captains to heal a la Pikmin the first - I'm sure others more creative than I could imagine further possibilities this way each day (which I'd suggest lengthening due to all of this added nonsense) is packed full of things that would warrant the increase of player count (and an AI system to direct non-player captains) - harvest pikmin - build bridges and clear out obstacles - collect fruit - collect treasure - collect sparklium (in a similar manner to ultra spicy and bitter berries, where the trees grow 5 seeds per harvest and produce seeds 6 times a day cycle) - collect ultra berries - harvest nectar - search for ship parts and ultimately prepare for the caves, for those all-important mega treasures and master seeds that the game basically centers around I love the 4 area standard, but I think I'd double it, make it 8, with 3-4 caves a pop, and make the mega treasures so valuable you'll need to do about 16 caves to meet that goal, and likewise set the koppaites' master seed goal at around 16 and bring back every kind of pikmin gosh dang it! If you need to make certain combat encounters ridiculous in order to justify the extreme strength of purple pikmin, do it! or slow them down even further, make their leaf speed in p2 their flower speed in p4, so it's a huge risk to bring them around another kind of pikmin would be cool, also, like the orange pikmin from 251, immune to explosions (and also limited to candypops in caves like purple and white) though I'd go all out and give them a full on beetle shell, or cyan pikmin with really thick fur that makes them immune to ice in some form I think all of this tossed together like a fan dream salad (ew) would be the ultimate pikmin title

@@occamsaturn - Nice read! I'd argue that Pikmin should get a different approach on its next installment, but knowing how Nintendo does things I'm sure that won't be the case, they'll probably add a few gimmicks to keep us engaged. I'm probably expecting too much from a Pikmin game, but damn, It would be interesting to see what else they can do with the franchise.

The closest thing to that would be the juice bottles.

Pikmin 3 deluxe

pikmin 3 deluxe has something similar now

Like adding in the napsack from the sequel

@@mrchoochooguy4045 except it’s actually stupid there, because it requires an upgrade that accomplishes nothing, but here’s it’s a button Easter egg

Well that’s what pikmin 2 & 3 do better, also at least ONE does, the radar that actually loads the pause map on Olimar’s computer

I agree

I always wanted to make a mod which does that

@@mrchoochooguy4045 really? I'm 100% behind you then.

I feel the “egg blender” should’ve been a broken off piece

honestly i feel like the automatic gear should've been visible above one of the gears that appears when you unlock the forest navel unless the bowsprit needs that space to fit on

Well I kinda got the remake part but it's really apparent they really only had a few visual ship parts in mind. Pikmin 4 is really fun.

I hope we get pikmin four :(

@@mistergarabaldi4845 si va a haber, el pikmin 3 deluxe vendio genial, incluso más que el pikmin 1

We might cuz the hocotate ship is destroyed and we need a ship to get around sooooo

@@BearMasterReal Buuuuuuuut Olimar and Louie repaired it in Pikmin 3 Deluxe

@@mistergarabaldi4845 good news for you buddy :)

Olimar’s Shipwreck Tale

It’s not, but I guess you could literally pop it like a plastic bottle with a finger

P.S. I finished the game in 20 Days!

…well the original GCN Version, that is😶

4:44 It goes back in the rocket

I've always been curious about the whisk...

The parts that do not appear on the ship are: Positron Generator Shock Absorber Automatic Gear Gravity Jumper Analog Computer Repair-type Bolt Zirconium Rotor Pilot’s Seat Nova Blaster Space Float Massage Machine UV Lamp Secret Safe Hope this helps!

@@foxtailzerda9108Missing the Extraordinary Bolt in your list, but otherwise complete!

It was on autopilot

They don’t appear on the ship at all

@@mrsteriotype9290 Yes, I noticed, that's why I asked. I always thought they got "covered" by parts of the ship already placed back, but I'm running another game in Dolphin going only after the invisible parts. The ship is still skeletal, but those parts certainly don't show no matter what... what a pity.

CazadorSirenas sorry about the awful reply, I believe why they don¡t appear on the ship is that the ship has some kind of storage and they are put there since they don't have anywhere else to get put

@@mrsteriotype9290 I don't think that's the case... I believe it's a case of lacking animations. Because, for example, at the second or third "improving" animation, this satellite that look like a two-eared wire suddenly appears, no matter if you have recovered yet said part or not. Maybe the ship was already too heavy on programmed animations and that's why they left some out. Just my opinion...

@@Cazador_de_sirenas Or maybe the ship is too small to fit every single part.

what

I second this.