Pikmin 2.5: Difference between revisions
Drigibug313 (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
Drigibug313 (talk | contribs) mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 37: | Line 37: | ||
**[[Barren Bastion]] | **[[Barren Bastion]] | ||
* [[Waterfall Lake (Pikmin 2.5)|Waterfall Lake]]: A version of the Awakening Wood with many more pools of water. It has five caves: | * [[Waterfall Lake (Pikmin 2.5)|Waterfall Lake]]: A version of the Awakening Wood with many more pools of water. It has five caves: | ||
**[[ | **[[Hungry Cave]] | ||
**[[Overgrown Outpost]] | **[[Overgrown Outpost]] | ||
**[[Plank Pit]] | **[[Plank Pit]] | ||
Revision as of 22:49, 6 May 2016
 |
This article or section persents information pertaining to Pikmin 2.5, a fanon game created by Drigibug313. |
|
A fangame that attempts to tell an alternate story of what was presented in Pikmin 2, running on the Gamecube engine. This game was created and is developed by Drigibug313.
Story
The story of Pikmin 2.5 is the exact same as Pikmin 2, but this time, the areas the captains explore and the treasures they find are different, in addition to their adventure being much longer and arduous.
Upon Olimar and Louie's descent to PNF-404, they decide to land in a barren wasteland known as the Dry Seabed. The ship hits a dead tree on the way to its landing zone, making Louie fall out and into a dangerous situation...(Continued on Dry Seabed's page)
Areas
There are 6 areas to explore, being expanded and slightly altered areas from the first two games.
- Dry Seabed: A version of the Perplexing Pool with almost no water, and more sandy areas. This is where Olimar and Louie crash land on the first day. It has five caves:
- Waterfall Lake: A version of the Awakening Wood with many more pools of water. It has five caves:
- Auburn Woods: A version of the Wistful Wild with more fire/bomb rock elements. It has five caves:
- Colossal Cave: A version of the Forest Navel with many changed elements. It has five caves:
- Valley of Repression: A much harder and longer version of the Valley of Repose. It has four caves:
- Secret Stump: A version of the Formidable Oak from Pikmin 3; unlocked after collecting 300 treasures. It has one cave:
Pikmin Types
There are 9 (Technically 7) kinds of Pikmin in Pikmin 2.5, which are listed below in the order that the player encounters them:
- Red Pikmin
- White Pikmin
- Yellow Pikmin
- Blue Pikmin
- Orange Pikmin
- Green Pikmin
- Bulbmin
- Purple Pikmin
- Gold Bulbmin