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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
"[[wikipedia: | "[[wikipedia:Lemuria|Lemuria]]" is a hypothesized lost continent that has supposedly sunk into the Indian Ocean. It is referenced in many mythological and supernatural stories and theories. | ||
A "Hub" is a term for a central transport station, usually for trains. | A "Hub" is a term for a central transport station, usually for trains. | ||
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Lemuria Hub is an upcoming multiplayer stage in Splatoon 3, which will be added to the game as a part of Sizzle Season 2024 on 1 June 2024. It takes place in a train station.
Unlike most stages, it features lateral symmetry.
Trivia
- The upsidedown Eiffel Tower from The Crater and the tall skyscraper in the middle of Splatsville can be seen from this stage.
- This is the third stage with lateral symmetry if Shifty Stations are excluded.
Etymology
"Lemuria" is a hypothesized lost continent that has supposedly sunk into the Indian Ocean. It is referenced in many mythological and supernatural stories and theories. A "Hub" is a term for a central transport station, usually for trains.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | リュウグウターミナル Ryūgū Tāminaru |
Ryugu Terminal, named after 龍宮城 Ryūgū-jō, the mythical undersea palace of the sea dragon god Ryūjin. |
Dutch | Lemurië Centraal | Lemuria Central (station) |
French | Gare Aiguillat | Dogfish terminal |
German | Bahnhof Lemuria | Lemuria Train Station |
Italian | Stazione Lemuria | Lemuria Station |
Spanish | Terminal Dragón | Dragon Terminal, translated from the Japanese name |
Korean | 용궁 터미널 yong-gung teomineol |