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Pikmin 251
This article or section presents information pertaining to Pikmin 251, a Pikmin 2 ROM hack created by PikHacker.

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Pikmin 251 is a Pikmin 2 ROM hack released on September 25^th, 2019 by PikHacker and was developed by them with the help of a development team. It is playable on computers and the Nintendo GameCube. It takes place sometime after the events of Pikmin 2 and includes the standard game's features, but features new music and cutscenes, altered versions of the standard areas, one entirely new area, new caves and cave themes, new 2-Player Battle and Challenge Mode stages, a number of new enemies and enemies that have had their parameters tweaked, one new candypop bud, one new Pikmin type, new obstacles, and many new treasures. Notably, Pikmin 251 has a custom patching program to apply the necessary files to a ROM of Pikmin 2.

Below is the official trailer for Pikmin 251.

In addition to a gameplay trailer, Pikmin 251 has a soundtrack available to listen to on YouTube. It can be found here in the form of a playlist.

Plot

After the events of Pikmin 2, Captain Olimar returned home to his family until one day, the President of Hocotate Freight called him into work for a meeting where he revealed that the company was once again in debt. The President believes that the All-Devouring Black Hole Loan Sharks dumped the treasures that Olimar and Louie worked to collect back onto PNF-404. Instead of the debt being × 10,100, however, the debt is instead × 20,000. The President then reveals that Louie told him about Olimar's "dark secret" and how it was a cover-up story for having eaten the golden Pikpik carrots. Because the company is in such deep debt, he is unable to fire Olimar; he instead promotes Louie and makes Olimar his subordinate. Louie and his new subordinate, Olimar, board the Hocotate ship and blast off towards the Pikmin Planet.

Whilst searching for a spot to land in Wistful Wild, Louie collides with a branch, which knocks Olimar out of his cockpit and sends him plummeting to the ground below. Louie successfully lands the ship, which ejects him out of the spacecraft. Louie looks up to see a group of Yellow Pikmin fighting a Dwarf Painted Bulborb. He whistles them to his side and uses them to kill the creature. Olimar and Louie work together to reunite and continue their quest to pay off the company's debt once again.

When enough Pokos have been collected to pay the debt, Louie returns to Hocotate, not having realized he left Olimar behind. The President refuses to return to PNF-404 and makes the ship transform into a playable character. The S.S. Dolphin is used to return to the Distant Planet, and the final area, Foreboding Forest, is discovered. In it, Louie and the ship rescue Olimar from the Scrambled Titan Dweevil in the Doom Den. Eventually, Louie and the ship clear the entire planet of valuables.

Endings

Just like Pikmin 2, Pikmin 251 has two endings that can both be obtained in the same playthrough. One occurs when the debt is repaid, and the other happens when all two-hundred-fifty-two treasures have been collected.

Content

Pikmin 251
	The game's title screen.
Rating	E 10+
Genre	Real-time strategy
Platforms	Computer, Nintendo GameCube
Media	Digital download
Publisher	PikHacker
Release dates	September 25th, 2019
Prequel	Pikmin 2
Creator	PikHacker
Collaborators	Yoshifirebird; Sharker Da Shark; Yoshi2; Jimble; Minty Meeo; Poochy; Untitled-1; Sponge; KIRBYMIMI; Mr Brocoli; Quesadilla Xain

Areas and caves

The area selection screen after having unlocked all areas.

The following are the four areas, each having four custom caves.

Wistful Wild: the final area of Pikmin 2, now the first in Pikmin 251. It contains six treasures.
- Abandoned Toybox: has two sublevels and three treasures.
- Ivory Metalworks: has six sublevels and eleven treasures.
- Aquatic Depths: has seven sublevels and thirteen treasures.
- Gambler's Den: has six sublevels and nine treasures.
Flooded Fields: a flooded and greener version of Awakening Wood that has seven treasures.
- Flaming Trench: has five sublevels and nine treasures.
- Wooden Fortress: has seven sublevels and fourteen treasures.
- Grub-dog Domain: has eight sublevels and thirteen treasures.
- Steel Catacombs: has seven sublevels and fifteen treasures.
Mystical Beach: a version of Perplexing Pool where grass and sand are switched and seven treasures are located.
- Arachnid Asylum: has six sublevels and ten treasures.
- Subterranean Sands: has seven sublevels and twelve treasures.
- Cryptic Kitchen: has seven sublevels and seventeen treasures.
- Palace of the Wraith: has five sublevels and fifteen treasures.
Foreboding Forest: a dangerous, lush forest that is populated by many tough enemies and has seven treasures.
- Pit of Misfortune: has ten sublevels and twenty treasures.
- Endless Abyss: has fifteen sublevels and twenty-seven treasures.
- Doom Den: has thirteen sublevels and twenty-one treasures.
- Perilous Pipeline: has seven sublevels and sixteen treasures.

The new cave themes consist of the following:

Beach
Casino
Autumn

An example of the casino theme.
An example of the beach theme.
An example of the autumn theme.

2-Player Battle Mode stages

Challenge Mode stages

Pikmin

Every Pikmin that appears in the standard game returns in Pikmin 251, although some have been tweaked. One new Pikmin type is discovered: the Orange Pikmin.

Orange Pikmin

Main article: Orange Pikmin

Orange Pikmin are a subterranean species of Pikmin that are obtained by throwing Pikmin into a Scarlet Candypop Bud. They are resistant to explosions and are characterized by the small, turtle-like shell on their backs. Orange Pikmin appear overall similar to White Pikmin.

Encyclopedias

Piklopedia

The following is a complete list of every enemy and plant appearing in Pikmin 251, listed in the order defined by the Piklopedia.

Treasure Hoard

See: Pikmin 251's Treasure Hoard

Upgrades

See: Pikmin 251's Upgrades

Obstacles

Two new obstacles are introduced.

Gallery

The save select screen, showing a fully completed game.
The 2-Player Battle menu.
The Challenge Mode menu.
Olimar discovering Yellow Pikmin during the Day 1 tutorial.

Version history

Version history
Version	Changes	Date
1.0	Initial release.	September 25^th, 2019

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+{{media|Pikmin 251|PikHacker|Pikmin 2|nouser=y}}
-{{todo|Do the following:
+{{todo|
 *Add information that may be missing and correct false information both on this page and any page containing this game's information.
-*In the infoboxes of the respective sections of the articles in the Piklopedia section, fill in any missing values and the locations they are found in.
+**Perhaps make a subpage for this article, detailing the game's soundtrack. Use the YouTube playlist linked below for that, and don't neglect to mention the original song and its source.
-**Record the in-game notes as well.
+*Add links pertaining to this game's locations in pages related to it.
-**Additionally, include differences in content between this and ''Pikmin 2'', such as the Doodlebug flatulating a line of poison gas.
+*Mention differences in content between this and ''Pikmin 2'', such as fire geysers being always active.
 *When there is enough information about an area or cave to merit creating their articles, do so and follow the guidelines for them.
-*Capture a screenshot of every custom sublevel theme and treasure.}}
+**Be sure to document what the ship was to say about them!
+*Document any updates the game may have had, including version name and release date, and detail what changes were made in the update.}}
+{{image|
+*Capture a screenshot of every area, custom sublevel theme (after getting the Crystal Illuminator), the [[Hocotate ship]] as a leader, and so on.
+*Also, get a screenshot of the custom patcher for this game.
+}}
 {{infobox game
 |image=P251 Title screen.png
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 }}
-'''''Pikmin 251''''' is a {{p2}} ROM hack released on {{date|25|September|2019}} by PikHacker and was developed by them with the help of a development team. It is playable on computers and the {{c|Nintendo GameCube}}. It takes place sometime after the events of ''Pikmin 2'' and includes the standard game's features, but features new music, altered versions of the standard [[area]]s, one entirely new area, new [[cave]]s and cave themes, new 2-Player Battle and Challenge Mode stages, a number of new [[:Category:Enemies|enemies]] and enemies that have had their parameters tweaked, one new [[Candypop family|candypop bud]], one new [[Pikmin]] type, new [[obstacle]]s, and many new [[treasure]]s.
+'''''Pikmin 251''''' is a {{p2}} ROM hack released on {{date|25|September|2019}} by PikHacker and was developed by them with the help of a development team. It is playable on computers and the {{c|Nintendo GameCube}}. It takes place sometime after the events of ''Pikmin 2'' and includes the standard game's features, but features new music and cutscenes, altered versions of the standard [[area]]s, one entirely new area, new [[cave]]s and cave themes, new 2-Player Battle and Challenge Mode stages, a number of new [[:Category:Enemies|enemies]] and enemies that have had their parameters tweaked, one new [[Candypop family|candypop bud]], one new [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] type, new [[obstacle]]s, and many new [[treasure]]s. Notably, ''Pikmin 251'' has a custom patching program to apply the necessary files to a ROM of ''Pikmin 2''.
 __TOC__
-Below is the official trailer for ''Pikmin 251'':
+Below is the official trailer for ''Pikmin 251''.
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+{{#ev:YouTube|7ylu9ogW88w|400x300}}
 In addition to a gameplay trailer, ''Pikmin 251'' has a soundtrack available to listen to on YouTube. It can be found [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-lxMjEjWKC7WFPBM-y3CO_KhRTo45hS6 here] in the form of a playlist.
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 ==Areas and caves==
 [[File:P251 Area select screen.png|thumb|350px|right|The area selection screen after having unlocked all areas.]]
-The following are the four [[area]]s, each representing a different season and having a number of custom [[cave]]s.
+The following are the four [[area]]s, each having four custom [[cave]]s.
-*'''Wistful Wild''': the final area of ''Pikmin 2'', now the first in ''Pikmin 251''. It contains six treasures.
+*'''[[Wistful Wild (Pikmin 251)|Wistful Wild]]''': the {{c|Wistful Wild|final area}} of ''Pikmin 2'', now the first in ''Pikmin 251''. It contains six treasures.
-**Abandoned Toybox: has two sublevels and three treasures.
+**[[Abandoned Toybox]]: has two sublevels and three treasures.
-**Ivory Metalworks: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and eleven treasures.
+**[[Ivory Metalworks]]: has six sublevels and eleven treasures.
-**Aquatic Depths: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and thirteen treasures.
+**[[Aquatic Depths]]: has seven sublevels and thirteen treasures.
-**Gamblers Den: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and nine treasures.
+**[[Gambler's Den]]: has six sublevels and nine treasures.
-*'''Flooded Fields''': a flooded and greener version of {{c|Awakening Wood}} that has ??? treasures.
+*'''[[Flooded Fields (Pikmin 251)|Flooded Fields]]''': a flooded and greener version of {{c|Awakening Wood}} that has seven treasures.
-**???: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and ??? treasures.
+**[[Flaming Trench]]: has five sublevels and nine treasures.
-**???: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and ??? treasures.
+**[[Wooden Fortress]]: has seven sublevels and fourteen treasures.
-**???: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and ??? treasures.
+**[[Grub-dog Domain]]: has eight sublevels and thirteen treasures.
-**???: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and ??? treasures.
+**[[Steel Catacombs]]: has seven sublevels and fifteen treasures.
-*'''Mystical Beach''': a version of {{c|Perplexing Pool}} where grass and sand are switched and ??? treasures are located.
+*'''[[Mystical Beach]]''': a version of {{c|Perplexing Pool}} where grass and sand are switched and seven treasures are located.
-**???: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and ??? treasures.
+**[[Arachnid Asylum]]: has six sublevels and ten treasures.
-**???: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and ??? treasures.
+**[[Subterranean Sands]]: has seven sublevels and twelve treasures.
-**???: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and ??? treasures.
+**[[Cryptic Kitchen]]: has seven sublevels and seventeen treasures.
-**???: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and ??? treasures.
+**[[Palace of the Wraith]]: has five sublevels and fifteen treasures.
-*'''Foreboding Forest''': a dangerous, lush forest that is populated by many tough enemies and has ??? treasures.
+*'''[[Foreboding Forest]]''': a dangerous, lush forest that is populated by many tough enemies and has seven treasures.
-**???: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and ??? treasures.
+**[[Pit of Misfortune]]: has ten sublevels and twenty treasures.
-**???: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and ??? treasures.
+**[[Endless Abyss]]: has fifteen sublevels and twenty-seven treasures.
-**Doom Den: has an unknown quantity of sublevels and ??? treasures.
+**[[Doom Den]]: has thirteen sublevels and twenty-one treasures.
+**[[Perilous Pipeline]]: has seven sublevels and sixteen treasures.
 The new cave themes consist of the following:
+*Beach
 *Casino
+*Autumn
 <gallery>
 P251 Casino sublevel.png|An example of the casino theme.
+P251 Beach sublevel.png|An example of the beach theme.
+P251 Autumn sublevel.png|An example of the autumn theme.
 </gallery>
 ==2-Player Battle Mode stages==
-{{columns|3|
+{{columns|2|
-#?
+#[[Iron Battlefield]]
-#?
+#[[Broken Bulbmin]]
-#?
+#[[Gambler's Fallacy]]
-#?
+#[[Rusted Ruins]]
-#?
+#[[Test Map Trickery]]
-#?
+#[[The Waterwraith]]
-#?
+#[[Valley of Repose (Pikmin 251)|Valley of Repose]]
-#?
+#[[Awakening Wood (Pikmin 251)|Awakening Wood]]
-#?
+#[[Perplexing Pool (Pikmin 251)|Perplexing Pool]]
+#[[Wistful Wild (Pikmin 251)|Wistful Wild]]
 }}
 ==Challenge Mode stages==
-{{columns|6|
+{{columns|3|
-#?
+#[[Frigid Cavern (Pikmin 251)|Frigid Cavern]]
-#?
+#[[Purple Trials]]
-#?
+#[[Gambler's Den]]
-#?
+#[[Bulbmin Gardens]]
-#?
+#[[Shaded Cove]]
-#?
+#[[Valley of Repose (Pikmin 251)|Valley of Repose]]
-#?
+#[[Awakening Wood (Pikmin 251)|Awakening Wood]]
-#?
+#[[Perplexing Pool (Pikmin 251)|Perplexing Pool]]
-#?
+#[[Wistful Wild (Pikmin 251)|Wistful Wild]]
-#?
+#[[Foreboding Forest]]
-#?
+#[[Beverage Hall]]
-#?
+#[[Metallic Maze]]
-#?
+#[[Mad Labyrinth]]
-#?
+#[[Orange Chasm]]
-#?
+#[[Candypop Plains]]
-#?
+#[[Brick Workshop]]
-#?
+#[[Snagret Sanctum]]
-#?
+#[[Secret Rage]]
-#?
+#[[Haunted Halls]]
-#?
+#[[Perilous Pipeline]]
-#?
+#[[Felt Den]]
-#?
+#[[Ceramic Cellar]]
-#?
+#[[Shrouded Field]]
-#?
+#[[Torture Trench]]
-#?
+#[[Variety Pit]]
-#?
+#[[Evil Den]]
-#?
+#[[Conveyor Chasm]]
-#?
+#[[Royal Realm]]
-#?
+#[[Titan's Trench]]
-#?
+#[[The Gauntlet]]
 }}
 ==Pikmin==
-Every [[Pikmin]] that appears in the standard game returns in ''Pikmin 251'', although some have been tweaked. One new Pikmin type is discovered: the [[Orange Pikmin (explosion-resistant)|Orange Pikmin]].
+Every [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] that appears in the standard game returns in ''Pikmin 251'', although some have been tweaked. One new Pikmin type is discovered: the [[Orange Pikmin (explosion-resistant)|Orange Pikmin]].
 ===Orange Pikmin===
-[[File:P251 Orange Pikmin front.png|right|80px]]
+[[File:P251 Orange Pikmin front.png|right|60px]]
 {{main|Orange Pikmin (explosion-resistant)|t1=Orange Pikmin}}
-Orange Pikmin are a subterranean species of Pikmin that are obtained by throwing Pikmin into a [[Scarlet Candypop Bud]]. They are resistant to explosions and are characterized by the small, turtle-like shell on their backs. Orange Pikmin appear overall similar to [[White Pikmin]].
+Orange Pikmin are a subterranean species of Pikmin that are obtained by throwing Pikmin into a [[Orange Candypop Bud|Scarlet Candypop Bud]]. They are resistant to explosions and are characterized by the small, turtle-like shell on their backs. Orange Pikmin appear overall similar to [[White Pikmin]].
 {{clear}}
-==Piklopedia==
+==Encyclopedias==
+===Piklopedia===
 The following is a complete list of every [[:Category:Enemies|enemy]] and [[:Category:Vegetation|plant]] appearing in ''Pikmin 251'', listed in the order defined by the Piklopedia.
-{{columns|4|
+{{columns|3|
-#{{icon|Silver Bulborb|y|v=P251}}
+#{{icon|Gray Bulborb|y|v=P251|n=Silver Bulborb}}
 #{{icon|Cyan Bulborb|y|v=P251}}
 #{{icon|Painted Bulborb|y|v=P251}}
-#{{icon|Dwarf Silver Bulborb|y|v=P251}}
+#{{icon|Dwarf Gray Bulborb|y|v=P251|n=Dwarf Silver Bulborb}}
 #{{icon|Frost Bulborb|y|v=P251}}
 #{{icon|Dwarf Painted Bulborb|y|v=P251}}
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 #{{icon|Bulbearmin|y|v=P251|v2=adult}}
 #{{icon|Fiery Blowhog|y|v=P2}}
-#{{icon|Poisonous Blowhog|y|v=P251|n=Toxic Blowhog}}
+#{{icon|Poisonous Blowhog|y|n=Toxic Blowhog}}
-#{{icon|Armored Cannon Beetle Larva|y|v=P2}}
+#{{icon|Armored Cannon Larva|y|v=P2|n=Armored Cannon Beetle Larva}}
-#{{icon|Golden Cannon Beetle Larva|y|v=P251}}
+#{{icon|Golden Cannon Larva|y|v=P251|n=Golden Cannon Beetle Larva}}
 #{{icon|Bubbling Blowhog|y|v=P251}}
 #{{icon|Grounding Blowhog|y|v=P251}}
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 #{{icon|Volatile Dweevil|y|v=P2}}
 #{{icon|Toady Bloyster|y|v=P2}}
-#{{icon|Pink Wollywog|y|v=P251}}
+#{{icon|Pink Wollyhop|y|v=P251|n=Pink Wollywog}}
-#{{icon|Turquoise Wollywog|y|v=P251}}
+#{{icon|Turquoise Wollyhop|y|v=P251|n=Turquoise Wollywog}}
-#{{icon|Wogpole|y|v=P2}}
+#{{icon|Wolpole|y|v=P2|n=Wogpole}}
 #{{icon|Lapis Lazuli Candypop Bud|y|v=P2}}
 #{{icon|Crimson Candypop Bud|y|v=P2}}
-#{{icon|Scarlet Candypop Bud|y|v=P251}}
+#{{icon|Orange Candypop Bud|y|v=P251|n=Scarlet Candypop Bud}}
 #{{icon|Violet Candypop Bud|y|v=P2}}
 #{{icon|Ivory Candypop Bud|y|v=P2}}
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 #{{icon|Fiddlehead|y|v=P2}}
 #{{icon|Shoot|y|v=P2}}
-#{{icon|Empress Bulblax|y|v=P2}}
+#{{icon|Gray Empress Bulblax|y|v=P251|n=Silver Empress Bulblax}}
 #{{icon|Burrowing Snarrow|y|v=P251}}
 #{{icon|Beady Long Legs|y|v=P2}}
-#{{icon|Silver Empress Bulblax|y|v=P251}}
+#{{icon|Emperor Bulblax|y|v=P2}}
 #{{icon|Giant Frosted Breadbug|y|v=P251}}
 #{{icon|Pileated Snagret|y|v=P2}}
@@ Line 216: / Line 228: @@
 #{{icon|Titan Dweevil|y|v=P2|l=Scrambled Titan Dweevil|n=Scrambled Titan Dweevil}}
 }}
+===Treasure Hoard===
+{{see|Pikmin 251/Treasure Hoard|t1=Pikmin 251's Treasure Hoard}}
+==Upgrades==
+{{see|Pikmin 251/Upgrades|t1=Pikmin 251's Upgrades}}
 ==Obstacles==
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 </gallery>
+==Version history==
+{| class="wikitable" style="width:50%"
+! colspan=3 | Version history
+|-
+! style="width:1%" | Version
+! style="width:39%" | Changes
+! style="width:10%" | Date
+|-
+| 1.0 ||
+*Initial release.
+|| {{date|25|September|2019}}
+|}
+{{navboxes|
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+}}
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