I just uploaded a sequel with Pikmin 4's Pikmin! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aM5ipLKYldzXkoU.htmlsi=u8I-itN_Wsg7UaC2 I've also uploaded the assets from this video to TierMaker so you can make your own tier list! tiermaker.com/create/pikmin-types-1-4-labeled-15756439

Blue Pikmin are undoubtedly the best type for one main reason. They're blue. In Pikmin 3 specifically, they're one of the best shades of blue. Marvelous.

I think people who thought reds were the worst ones in Pikmin one never realized that they had the attack buff.

I think the "You dont even need yellows in 1" arguement is a good showcase for why often times online communities are fairly flawed when talking about certain aspects of games, at least imo. People will sometimes legitimately suggest that because some very obscure exploit [or in some cases a point in progression most players dont even know about] exists there's no reason to use whatever it is theyre arguing is useless. I've seen that sort of arguement so often when I look at discussions of certain items, mechanics, etc in a bunch of different games its honestly a bit staggering.

Actually, I do believe that the Big Bulbmin are NOT their mother, but rather the "Alpha" so to speak. Its simply the oldest and biggest of the pack. In the Piklopedia it says that the little ones follow the eldest bigger one due to the instincts of the parasitic Pikmin, essentially treating the largest as their captain. It also says that the bigger ones eat other Pikmin and Bulbmin because once to Bulborb they're controlling reaches a certain age, the insatiable hunger of the Bulborb overpowers all the instincts of the parasitic Pikmin, causing them to have an uncontrollable desire to devour things.

I love how passionate and respectful the Pikmin fandom is it's so nice to see fan not being at each other throat but I also love the fact that were comparing each type of Pikmin via multiple reason and then you have Olimar and Brittany who says that Red and Winged Pikmin are the best just because they're just so adorable and their favourite 😂

You've convinced me to change my mind on Pikmin 1 Blues VS Yellows. The small key argument was great. But using bombs to kill enemies in Pikmin 1 can be finicky and glitchy, which is why I never use them for that. If Pikmin 1 gets a remake, I believe yellows will be a lot more useful working as intended

7:19 I believe theres actually 2 cases in the game that Blue Pikmin will specifically route through water, being when carrying something past the small puddle next to the UV Lamp they will cut through it, and a bit more notably when carrying the Geiger Counter they will drop down from the ledge instead of going the long route around.

I like youve given a name "small key argument" because there's a lot of things you get in games that are just glorified keys to put in glorified doors. I hope that becomes a common phrase so i can use it more often lol

While it clearly doesn't make them good in Pikmin 2 in any way, I do like that they made the Submerged Castle exclusive for Blue Pikmin from a challenge-type perspective. It's like a test of skill, ya know? You're forced to be even more careful around hazards, since even with Bulbmin around you get so little of them and the Waterwraith could easily wipe them out that you have to tackle the cave differently. It's a great use of Blue Pikmin and it's ironically only because they're SO bad during that cave.

20:03 I'm getting a very slight, uncertain, but possible feeling that Silok proving his point for Purple Pikmin with nothing more than this example clip is a favourite reoccurring gag of these videos -And I don't even know how many times he used it in total- Scratch that, I figured it out: Every time Silok uses the same clip of Purple Pikmin decimating a large Bulborb in THIS video: 12:49, 16:38 (no game audio), 20:03, 33:30 (no game audio) Total: 4 (3 if the clip without game audio doesn't really count, therefore the two “half-uses” add up to one) If the number of times this clip is used in both of Silok’s back-to-back Pikmin videos (this and the last) are added up, the combined total is 8, or 6.5 if the clip doesn't fully count without game audio

The pikmin shorts imply that blue pikmin have a hydrophobic coating. Maybe they could be made slippery and immune to grabbing

Thank you for letting the wiki editors know that White Pikmin deal more poison damage in Pikmin 3 Deluxe compared to Pikmin 3! However, we still can't document it, because it will take more research to know how exactly it changed and how it varies by difficulty setting. (We still haven't investigated the effect that difficulty has on enemy stats.)

As someone who's never been much of a fan of how blue Pikmin are handled in any of the Pikmin games, this is the most competent and well put together discussion of the Pikmin types I've ever seen. Great work.

the graphic design on these tier list icons are actually sublime, like holy shit, good job

I think the reason that white pikmin do more damage in 3 deluxe is because the enemies have half health outside of the story mode. Rock pikmin also do more charge damage in deluxe than in the original.

13:22 "But clearly Pikmin are more than what they are required for." Wow... that's... that's surprisingly deep. Especially if you swap out the word "Pikmin" for "people."

Regarding purples and the doomsday apparatus: There’s a video I saw regarding how that treasure specifically breaks the balancing of pikmin 2. It basically argued that by forcing you to save up so many purples, the moment you do finally get the treasure and can move on, you’ve basically got more purples than you know what to do with. Not to mention, nobody likes grinding. And if you don’t know it’s coming, you’re GOING to have to grind.

I'd say the plainess of blues adds to the tension of the submerged castle, along with bulbmin only have elemental resistances. The submerged castle is a sort of horror cave so it makes since they'd give you the type with the least pros.

You know how in various games where certain items, areas, or quests are completely unavailable unless you obtain a certain key item, in which after you obtain said item you backtrack to the location where the item can be used? That's what blue pikmin feel like, they feel less like a unique unit in an army and more like key items for unexplored locations.

Man finding your channel a year ago was a blessing. You’re fr one of the top-tier Nintendo channels with insanely high-quality. Great list!!

Hey Pikmin: S: 1. Yellow - High throw is super useful in a 2D game A: 2. Blue - High mobility in water levels lets them quickly kill things in any direction, and the game mixes them with other types and has you use them to help the others progress B: 3. Rock - Come back to you so fast after a throw that latching is unnecessary. Crystals exist 4. Red - Basically just the filler type when they have to give you something. Occasionally have to clear fire for other types. Enemy health is low enough that high attack is unnecessary C: 5. Winged - Only do anything in levels dedicated to them, which are rare. Never mixed with other types in a meaningful way Hey! Pikmin is not a bad game. Just different and not amazing.

Rock Pikmin feel like a more balanced version of Purple pikmin imo. Personally I feel like both Rock and Winged pikmin feel like great additions to the series from a game design perspective. I haven't played much of pikmin 2 (or pikmin 3's side modes) but the white pikmin seem really interesting, sad that they got nerfed so bad. Hopefully if they make a return they'll still be good, or maybe have one of their abilities such as speed or something transferred to the blues. Cool tier list! Really interesting to hear your thoughts on each pikmin type. I'm still surprised that people didn't know about red's strength multiplier, I'm pretty sure pikmin 3 explicitly says that they are good fighters (not sure if the other games say anything like this). Then again, Pikmin 3 also says that flying pikmin are the best at fighting flying enemies, which is probably the source of people thinking they were stronger against them.

I love pikmin :D I never thought of making a tier list about them though, neat!

I just wanted to say thank you SilokHawk for making the videos you do! I don't play pikmin, I never have, but I still absolutely love watching your videos! There's a lot of videos on your channel that cover things I'm not familiar with but I think you do a great job with making them and I find them really entertaining. One of the few people I watch almost everything that they put out.

the solution for making blues better is already sitting right in front of the developers faces. Just make blue pikmin the rescue pikmin. Pikmin that can will actively rescue others from status elements, free them from getting stuck like with webs or gelatinous enemies. Stuck in a jellyfloat? throw some blues and they'll pull them out. pikmin stuck in bubbles? blues will actively jump to pop them out. They were almost on the right track with blue pikmin pulling others out of water. they just needed to expand on it.

just got to the part talking about pikmin 2's blue pikmin, and the way you talked about the submerged castle cave made me unreasonably upset. It wasn't made to make blues seem better, it uses blues only *because* they're not good. They can only go through water, so you have to figure out other ways to deal with the problems inside. And even if that cave was meant to make a pikmin look better, it was definitely meant to make bulbmin look better >:[

11:16 i like that you put an “aww” sound for the third comment

Its a pretty reasonable tier list, and I begin to better understand your points regarding Blues. I personally think a Pikmin's usefulness comes from a mix of utility and required use-cases. What matters to me is "Which Pikmin type shall I bring for optimal play," and in that case you want to bring a squad that can adapt to as many scenarios as possible. Its why I think Red Pikmin in 2 become near worthless after a certain point. Having them around means less Whites, Blues or even Yellows for better scenarios to deal with, and you only need around 15 Purples for combat, so keeping Purples alive for the Doomsday Aparatus isn't that big of a deal.

It may be helpful to think of blues as "vanilla" pikmin with no special abilities, and water-covered areas as "vanilla-only zones". The purpose of water may be less as a hazard, and more as a condition: in these places, you have no extra powers, you only have basic pikmin abilities. In this view, I suppose, blue pikmin are good game design because a relative lack of power is a feature, not a bug -- this still puts them at the bottom tier by your small key argument, but I feel it was still worth bringing up.

I somewhat expected this after the previous video, but I never knew I REALLY wanted this, that's the best kind of video.

Love how this video talks about my favorite games (Pikmin) while playing music from my second favorite games (Donkey Kong Country)

I think the submerged castle feels more like an acknowledgement that blues suck than an attempt to make them good. It's one of the hardest caves in the game, which feels intentional given the pomp and circumstance of the water wraith, and the way it achieves that difficulty is by forcing you to go through the whole thing with just one pikmin type that has no advantages beyond its small key status. Then again, I tend to give Pikmin devs the benefit of the doubt, especially when Pikmin 2 is concerned.

Ngl I do kinda like the idea of a goo pikmin, it's kinda cute. Like blue pikmin, it can be built in quite a bit. Goo pikmin can make water thicker, so other pikmin can walk on it. Goo pikmin don't need nectar, they can get nutrients from the ground. That sort of thing

I beat pikmin 1 for the first time very recently, and my take on blue pikmin is that, factually, I agree with your take, but emotionally, I got the most attached to blue pikmin. They always FELT like the most helpful, I felt like I should have them on me all the time. My Olimar grew more attached to the blues than anyone else. But that is a very subjective take, so it doesn’t really count for why they are better.

this is a very clear, well-made, and very entertaining video! I'd be shocked to see any comments disagreeing at least in a harsh way, since all of your points are really well backed up. I haven't even seen the original video where people were backing up blue pikmin, gonna have to watch right now! thanks for the awesome content :D

one of your key arguments for yellow pikmin was the usefulness of bombrocks which i feel relate more to the "small key argument" then the blue pikmin in water

I always saw the submerged castle as a challenge area that gate kept pikmin type used by forcing blues rather than trying to make them feel more useful

Now that 4's out...my opinion. I've played through most of Pikmin 1, completed 3 several times, and am currently going through 4 - and Reds have always been very reliable. Their damage is good, and their fire immunity is great against the most common Blowhog variant, so I always like to have a decent number on-hand. Blue Pikmin are underrated, I'd say; their water immunity is fantastic, allowing them shortcuts and passageways inaccessible to all others (except for Winged), and while yeah they're useless when there's no water, and they don't hit as hard as Reds, most maps _do_ have at least some aquatic spaces, so they're not left high-and-dry. Yellows have had a rather...chaotic history, throughout the series, since electricity wasn't a thing in 1, and their Bomb Rock-carrying capabilities have been given to all Pikmin variants in 3 (before becoming a captain item in 4), but their higher throwing access has allowed me to skip some more tedious puzzles in 3. Granted, even this was usurped by Wingeds, and 3 doesn't have all that many electric enemies (the main thing being electrified gates), but I have noticed myself using Yellows more in 4 due to it bringing back older zappy foes, so...eh, they're decent. Below the first two, for sure. Rock Pikmin seem to have been nerfed in 4 - they were excellent at killing Wollywogs in 3, as they were flat-out immune to the belly-flop squishing (all it did was plant them into the ground, requiring the player to pluck them again), but in 4 I tried to use them against Wollywogs only for the squishing to kill them. Kind of stupid, that. Still, they're very reliable damage dealers; compared to Reds, which have quick and powerful strikes, Rocks deal a large amount of damage when thrown, but much less attacking by themselves. Reds are still better for bosses, I'd say, since they can cling on and do more damage over time, but for the weaker 'mobs', Rocks are quite effective. Winged Pikmin are amazing at carrying stuff back to base, since they can fly over most obstacles and even some walls. To compensate, they're slower at carrying things back, but the shortcut potential can make up for that. Combat-wise...yeah, no, they suck, since most creatures are grounded and thus are resistant to Winged attacks. As mentioned before, however, they can be used to circumvent puzzles by locking onto a treasure (or, in 3, fruit) and charging - if aimed well, they can fly up and snag items that would've been a pain to get otherwise. I'd consider Wingeds to be well-balanced, and quite good. Ice Pikmin can be used to freeze water, granting paths to non-Blues that otherwise wouldn't exist, and to freeze enemies, locking them in place and thus giving the player a chance to deal heavy damage. Unlike most games with status effects, most enemies can be easily frozen in Pikmin 4, so this is quite a reliable strategy. The main drawback is that the larger the body of water, the more Ice Pikmin need to be present to freeze it (and thus fewer other Pikmin types can be present), making it impractical at times - and freezing enemies does take time, so it's not a perfect tactic. Still, I've come to like Ice Pikmin, as freezing an enemy gives me the opportunity to charge up an Oatchi dash. Glow Pikmin are outstanding. Immune to all elements (fire, water, electric, poison, ice - nothing bothers them), and they warp back to the player when done with tasks (instead of staying at base or at a finished bridge or broken wall - all balanced by only being available in caves, and not being traditionally replenishable (for each 3 or so borne during nighttime exploration, one Glow seed is obtained at daybreak, so sprouting a lot at night gives you a decent handful of seeds - whereas not having many Glow Pikmin left at dawn means fewer seeds). They were instrumental during the Waterwraith dungeon, tackling the fire hazards present, in my experience. Purple Pikmin hit _really_ hard, and each one has the carrying capacity of ten other Pikmin, but they're slow as molasses and even in 4 they don't have the overpowered stun they did in 2 - and they're still not easily replenishable for the vast majority of the adventure. As a result, I'd rather use the far more common and still strong Reds or Rocks, when it comes to fighting stuff, and since Oatchi can be trained to be Super Buff (having a maximum carry capacity of 100 Pikmin - of ten Purples) while being faster and always present...yeah, in 4 they've been somewhat overshadowed, funnily enough. White Pikmin...hm. Really don't like these; they're very rare, as they're also not easily replenishable, yet unlike Purples they deal pathetic damage. Poison traps and enemies aren't common, so their toxic immunity is rather niche, and why would anyone purposefully waste a rare White by letting them get eaten? Granted, getting eaten does deal significant damage to the eater, since toxic and all, but yeah - not something anyone would do on purpose. Their fast speed isn't too relevant either, since the other Pikmin aren't really 'too slow' or anything. Bottom tier, for sure.

I've been using the "next time/last time on Dragonball Z" reference with my friends for YEARS to very middling reception so I had a huge smile on my face hearing you say it at the beginning of this video ❤

Ok so I wanna share how I would balance the roster more! Reds, Rocks, wings, ice and glow pikmin, I would keep unchanged as they are all fairly balanced. Yellows: Stay the same and gain a even higher throw ark, and like people think wings do, gain a 2x damage to levitating / flying foes. Blues: They are harder to shake off, and after being in water for a bit they will be overall buffed until their water power is drained. Also give them back the lifeguard ability and make pikmin drown faster. Purples: Give them a very small chance to stun, the downward / impact damage is minor and only aplies, while locked on to something, and make them ever so slightly faster. Whites: Make them much faster again, and make their poison a lot stronger again, and make them champion diggers alongside yellows and rocks. And that is how I would balance all of them and I am honestly proud of my balancing! (And purples were hard to balance fairly while still giving them their previous justice)

I would like to say, as it seems like you didn't go into this for Winged Pikmin in 3, but they share the Rock Pikmin's immunity to being crushed. There's a Mission Mode stage where you have to deal with a Baldy Long Legs, and if you just sick any number of Winged Pikmin at it, it'll die at some point. Definitely my favorite Piks

Something I noticed in the Pikmin 4 trailer is how there are at least three ways to cross seemingly any body of water; swimming over it with Oatchi, freezing it with ice pikmin, or just using blues. I can see pros and cons with all three of these, for example, you probably can’t carry things back easily when swimming over water and ice pikmin don’t seem to be usable while freezing water. This would seemly make blues the best choice, but they would be less useful in other circumstances (ice pikmin seem like they will be VERY good in combat, being able to freeze enemies) you have to decided whether you want to deal with water easily, or if you want to try a riskier method in order to make room for other types. I REALLY like the idea of multiple strategies of dealing with the same hazard; it would add an insane level of replayability and open-endeness to a game that might already be open-world. There’s a lot of potential here and I really hope we see more stuff like this in the final game.

incredibly solid list that taught me a few things about the pros/cons of some I didn't know!

your "small key argument" section makes me very happy, I've had a lot of Fire Emblem tier list discussions that end up with similar contention points, I tend to lean on the side that thinks whether or not something is required should be largely ignored for such discussions, but there are many who disagree :p

My only issue with this video is that white Pikmin in mission mode are AMAZING for gold and small fruits. If I put one white on a gold pile I’m gonna have the gold come back faster than if I put two reds.

Honestly the only thing I’d swap is yellow and blue in Pikmin 1 because even with the small key argument I found myself appreciating blue Pikmin way more for the sake of being able to complete an objective as I saw meanwhile with yellows it usually either required multiple Pikmin types or was something that required bomb rocks, which it might have been just me but were a pain to find and gather in Pikmin 1

Around 11:32 yea. Like if you have to cut something down and it's required to use specifically a butter knife it doesn't make butter knives the best. It just makes them necessary. Unlike something like macaroni where you use a fork or a spoon depending on which you like more. Imagine if you always had to pick a fork. It doesn't make forks better. It just makes forks more used

6:11 I had no idea that Blue Pikmin had a lifeguard certification! That's cool! :o

I think rock Pikmin are a pretty good alternative to purple ones. Being a little less powerful and having more tradeoffs is good in my opinion. Perhaps some improvements to their intelligence and multitasking usefulness are in order, though.

I would've personally put wings in s as personally I think multitasking with them coupled with how they break some puzzles makes them worthy of s but overall I agree with a lot of the points you made

Great video kept me entertained all the way through. Love the pikmin content

Your use of bomb rocks against yellow wallywogs genuinely had me sitting here despondent for a couple mins due to the simple genius of it.

The whole big discussion about Blue pikmin seems to me to just be centered around one thing: How often do you CHOOSE to break out a particular pikmin type?

It would be cool if Blue Pikmin were given the ability to dampen bomb rocks or smother fire geysers or something. Maybe let them carry droplets of fluid around, like nectar, sprays, or even plain normal water to do what you suggested.

Hilariously in 4 it's now flying Pikmin that are at the bottom. Blues have been given more obstacles that require them while Purples are even more busted than they were in 2.

This was amazing I'm liking more this series thanks to you

Overall...I think this is a good tier list. You've made valid points on each Pikmin's strengths and weaknesses, and I concur! This does make me wonder how the iconic three and upcoming new Pikmin will be like in Pikmin 4 though? Hopefully, Rock, Winged, Purple and White Pikmin come back and are used in the story too.

Personally when it comes to buffing Blues, I think an interesting way to do so would be to improve their digging and building speed. Basically making them the "worker" Pikmin while types likes Reds could be considered more of the "soldiers". This would give them their own niche while not overshadowing other types while forcing you to really think your group composition. Do you want more blue Pikmin for better and more efficient exploration, or do you want more Pikmin that can take care of enemies easier? By posing this question, it would force the player to consider what they really need at the moment the most.

Love your pikmin content!! I actually forget about blues in Pikmin 3 because they're introduced so late in the game. By that time, all you're doing is 100%-ing the game. There was no love for these guys, just the satisfaction that I could use them as tools. Let's hope they're more appreciated in Pikmin 4!

10:38 That red pikmin that ran into the armor cannon beetle is a god damn trooper and is why reds are the best pikmin in pikmin 1

So many Pikmin videos lately. I am ready for that Hey Pikmin idea you had on your Patreon Poll that sadly lost to the Mario Party 1, 2, and 3 Retrospective if I am correct.

Im surprised you didnt mention the fact that Flying Pikmin can break some puzzles, namely that one that requires 3 captains in Garden of Hope.

I think you're right about blues being the worst but having a type of pikmin that you're forced to use in a lot of situations that has no real advantages is a legitimate way to make some parts of the game harder.

the small key argument was such an intelligent metaphor

Those were some great points, good video! I like blue pikmin but it's difficult to defend them when taking into account winged, and possibly ice pikmin in the future, yikes... I actually used to think blue pikmin were the best in pikmin 1, in the sense that not only are they the only ones that can explore the whole map, but you can technically use them for any spaceship part involving the reds...Its more dangerous but it can work. By the time you get to the distant spring, you need yellows for like 2 parts and a few walls, and then its all blues for the rest of the map, and red's superior strenght did not help me much as they can take enemies down just fine.

Never did I think that I would see a Pikmin tier list. Glad to see someone so passionate about Pikmin, which for a long time in my view was a super niche series. Great video!

You coming up with good ideas for new types of pigman

Yes. Of course. Bulbmin in S tier. I agree with your choice. Very nice choice.

The notion of the Doomsday Apparatus being one of the only things that makes reds still viable is true To an extent At a certain skill level, you can kill almost everything in the game with just purples and without any problems, heck, there very few things in general that stops purples in their tracks. That with the fact that no matter what, you will HAVE to grind for purples to get the treasure, it isn't the most sound argument. Also fun fact: you can beat almost the entire game with just purples, with luck of course, even most elemental gates can be ignored thanks to a bunch of skips with the five man napsack!

Finally a good pikmin tierlist

Idk why but a new silok hawk upload makes me so happy

My two cents on blues in Pikmin 1 is that A I think it’s kind of silly to say certain exploits render blues irrelevant when that’s kind of like being presented with a chest and the key next to it, and choosing to lock pick the chest. It’s much easier and faster to just use the key And B blues provide a safety net for you to freely explore with your Pikmin without having to worry about one taking a headfirst dive into a pool of water and wasting everyone’s time If I want to scout an area out I’m taking blues with me Though I do see your point on how they don’t have a use outside of their designated use case scenarios So what if they played a more active support role? Like how they toss Pikmin out of water, what if they just protected Pikmin in general? Pulling them out of enemy jaws and jumping to cure Pikmin of any statuses they may acquire (assuming that doesn’t put the blue Pikmin in danger itself) Also I personally dislike yellows because bombs are a pain to get large amounts of, you can’t keep them between days so you have to constantly harvest them, and one tiny slip up, sneaky enemy or just funky Pikmin AI can lead to your entire squad being bombed into dust, or just the bomb being destroyed in water because that happens

The poison walls above ground in wistful wild can be destroyed by the Gatling groink's mortars, allowing 23 more treasures to be collected without white pikmin

I need more pikmin content specifically from you

I have an idea for blue pikmin, they could make their mouth drink a little water and spit it at enemies so they get distracted

honestly i love rock pikmin because they completely change how you play combat in the game.

I feel like a purple pikmin

I beat Pikmin 1 two weeks ago and seeing you do the box at 6:45 made me laugh because that is exactly what I did and didn't even think of getting blues to throw from the water.

I love the constant use of that Purple Pikmin clip lol

Don’t know if I can say I’ve seen a Pikmin tier list. Cool ❤💛💙

White pikmin have always been my favorites, even back before I'd gotten the chance to use them It makes me so sad to see how bastardized they were in 3...

Something important to remember too is the poison gate to the subterranean complex can be broken by the nearby cannon beetle so that one doesn't require white pikmin

I literally was thinking "hmm I feel like Silok's going to upload soon. And here we are

Actually ALL TYPES HAVE THE ABILITY TO DIG UP BURIED TREASURES IN 3!! They did the same thing they did to Yellows with bomb rocks

3:49-I’m sorry but this is literally a federal crime

Have yet to watch video but this thumbnail made me smile. I remember playing pikmin 2 with a friend in high school and we referred to the purple pikmin as Spartans and would yell out GO MY SPARTANS and such things when using them. Good times lol.

This is the most respectable list out there, no cap.

Bruh I though there were like 4 pikmin

Whites the worst Pikmin in Pikmin 3??? They are like 2x as fast at carrying things back than other Pikmin. So they are super useful in the Mission mode for getting good times and Bingo battle.

Thanks for backing up my yellow boys for the pikmin 1 part

Great list

weird how you see requiring blues for water segments as a negative while you see requiring yellows for electricity obstacles as a positive

I hope I’m high on the list Edit: I agree with both placements

Hey Silok! This list is fantastic. I agree with everything on this list EXEPT for yellows in 1. Sure yellow’s bomb abilities are useful but in most areas the bombs are placed either A: in small amounts or B in large amounts that are off the beaten path. Sure it’s useful to have bombs but when I’m trying to go fast and manage my time to the fullest, and I’ve blown up all the walls, I don’t have time to grab bombs. Bombs in pikmin 1 are also really finicky. They don’t always work as intended and are just generally awkward to use properly since pikmin Ai is awful in 1. Pikmin 1’s yellows have the same issue 2 and 3’s blues have. Their situational and once you clear out their necessary obstacles u rarely would want to use them due to bombs being janky as hell. Also sorry if this is poorly worded. I’m walking my dog rn

adding more to Purple utility in pikmin 2, they have a slight homing factor when thrown at enemies. if you throw them a little off center, they will be sure to center themselves on whatever you throw them at, instakilling any dwarf bulborbs

Hey I’ve been watching you’re vids for about a day now and have absolutely loved all of them. I was wondering if you would be able make a rayman origins/ legends video as those are some really great games. Keep up the great work!

I've never played a single pikmin game but i quite enjoyed this video

i cant believe that youre doing so much pikmin content after abandoning it for like what 7 years lol, anyways great to see

I havent played a single game in my entire life but still here i am watching a pikmin tierlist