The DEFINITIVE Pikmin Strength Calculation

I needed a way to hold myself over for Pikmin 4, so in this video, I do the math that Pikmin fans have been curious about since the inception of the series to find out the exact strength of a Pikmin army.
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[@mmarrone]

As of the writing of this comment, Gameguy53's subscriber count stands at 246. Since surpassing the 100 mark, he has been encouraging viewers to help him reach 1,000 subscribers. The only way we can do this is through brute force. We should instruct the Pikmin to remove the door of someone's abode and assuming the person is lounging near the front entrance, they can carry the aforementioned person to their computer. At the computer, the person will go on Gameguy's channel and subscribe. Of course, once this is fulfilled, the Pikmin will gently drop the person and respectfully place their door back in the frame. We will have enough Pikmin to do the proper clicking so when the person gets to the computer, the page will be up. This is also assuming the person has computer on a desk or table, so the Pikmin wouldn't have to carry the computer as well. Considering most of this channel's base is from the U.S, the average weight of an American is 181 lbs., according to a Gallup poll. This would require 82,273 Pikmin to carry a single American. With 754 subscribers to go, this job would require 62,033,636 Pikmin on the ground. Hopefully dispersed across the country so it doesn't seem like these events are tied to the same town. Calculator Academy says the average weight of a door is 100 lbs., which is perfect, considering we have more than enough Pikmin for the job. Honestly, with more Pikmin, the door will be ripped down quicker and the job might be faster. For 1,000 subscribers, I think we can pull this off. At the end of the day, these Pikmin will bring people joy by showing them the best darn channel on KZbin. Everybody wins and like I mentioned earlier, the Pikmin will mend the door back in the frame.

[@patrickschornstaedt5913]

I'm also very curious how many Pikmin it would take to earn me a full-time salary

[@patrickschornstaedt5913]

I wonder how many pikmin it would take to steal the Surfin Scool Bus from the triple A classic Hot Wheels Velocity X?

[@daisukicliff9119]

Pikmin Bloom has carried me through 2022 so far. So I’d say they are pretty burly

[@Junglewarfare]

school bus loaded with what? pikpik ketamine?

[@GameGuy53]

Precisely - I see no other reason why a group of pikmin would be stealing a school bus.

[@jamesmoody2259]

It would take 51 pikmin to steal a copy of pikmin for the switch. 50 for the game and 1 to be my lawyer because you know ya boi is getting locked up

[@GameGuy53]

This is the right mindset to have.

[@TongPik3]

All I could think about after reading the channel name was the Game Guy minigame music in Mario Party 3 xddd Nice vid I LOVE PIKMIN

[@GameGuy53]

That’s literally one of the reasons I named the channel GameGuy! An ode to our forgotten Shy Guy friend.

[@thenoxxyboy]

I'm *astonished* that this video has so few views and likes, i would have assumed more people would ask this question! Thank you for spreading this knowledge, and enjoy pikmin 4!

[@necromancer1033]

i got the random thought of this and i’m glad there’s a video, thank you

[@GameGuy53]

Glad I could be of service

[@redboy6924]

The best up and coming youtuber

[@GameGuy53]

Thanks, I’m trying my best!

[@nickwodeshick608]

If Pikmin ever decide to steal a car, Columbo would solve the mystery of the theft. Really makes you think!

[@GameGuy53]

I made this video so that WHEN Pikmin decide to steal a car, Columbo has some good information to know what he’s up against. He’s my hero and I want to help him however I can.

[@MrTCLawesome]

Shouldn’t we take the gravity of each Pikmin planet into account? I don’t remember if any planet has noticeably different gravity from each other, so they might be consistent. But they might all collectively have different gravity from Earth.

[@GameGuy53]

The Pikmin planet is flat like ours so I think that’s enough proof that my numbers are solid.