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[[Image:Bridge.png|thumb|Some [[Blue Pikmin]] constructing a bridge.]]
'''Bridges''' are a common obstacles in the [[Pikmin series]].  They are found as a pile of wood on one side of a gap or body of water, which [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] can be set to work on.  Doing so will cause the wood to be constructed into a bridge that spans the obstruction.  In [[Pikmin 2]], there is a bridge that is surrounded by [[Hazards#Poison|poison]], just like some [[gate]]s. Naturally, only [[White Pikmin]] can approach it, but once a few segments have been built, the poison pipes may be destroyed, allowing other Pikmin to assist them in completing the bridge. Bridges appear above ground only.


In [[Pikmin 3]], bridges are instead made of [[Fragments]] that are brought from elsewhere in the area.
The term '''bridge''' could refer to any of the following:


==In Fanon-Games==
*'''{{icon|Fragment bridge|y}}''': a bridge made of terracotta fragments or pieces of clay.
==Pikmin: Attack of the Breadbugs==
*'''{{icon|Stick bridge|y}}''': a bridge made of wood.
{{PAOTB}}
'''Bridges''' return in Pikmin: Attack of the Breadbugs and have the same role as they did in [[Pikmin 3]]. Piles of [[Fragments]] used to build them can occasionally be found in the [[Land of Wonders]], specifically the [[Land of Wonders#Marsh Territory|Marsh Territory]] and the [[Land of Wonders#Arctic Territory|Arctic Territory]]. Bridges are used to cross bodies of [[Water#Pikmin: Attack of the Breadbugs|water]] and [[Cold Water#Pikmin: Attack of the Breadbugs|cold water]], respectively.

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