Pikmin 4 Completion Checklist: Organize Your 100% Run
Organize a Pikmin 4 completion run by separating story, regional treasure, caves, type access and optional medal goals into reviewable lists.
FAQ
Can this website certify a 100% save?
Does the tracker percentage include every region?
What does “100%” mean for your run?
Decide which in-game completion screens and personal goals you intend to finish. Story completion, all treasure in one region and a perfect set of challenge medals are different achievements. Write them separately so an impressive percentage in one tool does not hide an unfinished part of the game.
This page is an organization checklist, not an authoritative audit of your save. It does not connect to Nintendo services, inspect achievements or establish unverified total counts.
Which lists should you keep separate?
| List | What to record | What it does not prove |
|---|---|---|
| Story milestones | Current objective and next unlocked activity | Every collectible is finished |
| Region treasure | In-game region result and missing item names | Every cave or optional mode is finished |
| Cave cleanup | Cave, sublevel and concrete blocker | Surface completion |
| Type access | Wild encounter and matching Onion separately | Unlimited replacements from an encounter alone |
| Oatchi training | Current skills, requirements and remaining point budget | All story requirements are met |
| Optional challenge goals | Your displayed medals and personal target | A different mode’s exam result |
How should you audit one region?
Compare the game’s surface and cave results first. Then check the location filters in your own notes. For Sun-Speckled Terrace, the treasure tracker has 34 completion entries. Its Gold Nugget row represents a complete ten-nugget pile; two Perforated Rafts have separate IDs. Those rules prevent two common mismatches between a checklist and the game.
An unchecked row may mean a missed treasure, an unfinished delivery or simply a forgotten checkbox. Verify the game before treating the website as the source of truth. The collection guide gives a step-by-step reconciliation process.
How do you turn remaining work into an efficient plan?
Group tasks by the preparation they need, then by location. A shared required type or ability may make one revisit solve several blockers. Do not group tasks merely because their names look related. Write an entry condition and an exit condition for the next trip: what you need to bring, and what evidence will show the trip is done.
Use the Oatchi budget planner for training choices and the area guide for regional context. Neither should be used to infer that a later location is unlocked in your particular save.
How do you preserve the checklist itself?
Export tracker JSON after major sessions and before changing browser or device. Keep a short dated note for goals outside the tracker. Importing the export only updates the web checklist; it is not a game-save transfer. After a break, review the oldest uncertain notes first so yesterday’s guess does not become today’s assumed fact.
Which sources were checked?
Verified 3 November 2026. Official confirmations and community references are labeled below. Advice is original editorial planning guidance; no personal gameplay test or optimal route is claimed.
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