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* "Far-Out" is an | * "Far-Out" is an 60s-90s slang term meaning "Cool". | ||
* The subtitle "Blast from the past!" alludes both to the Rainmaker's blast as well as to the fact that Port Mackerel is a returning stage from ''[[Splatoon]]''. | * The subtitle "Blast from the past!" alludes both to the Rainmaker's blast as well as to the fact that Port Mackerel is a returning stage from ''[[Splatoon]]''. | ||
* The Japanese name of this station is a pun on ''Messhī-kun'', a man used by a woman to pay for her meals. It's a buzzword in the 90's Japan. | * The Japanese name of this station is a pun on ''Messhī-kun'', a man used by a woman to pay for her meals. It's a buzzword in the 90's Japan. | ||
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Far-Out Station is a stage in the Octo Expansion.
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Gameplay
The stage is a Rainmaker match in Port Mackerel against a team of sanitized Octolings
Trivia
- "Far-Out" is an 60s-90s slang term meaning "Cool".
- The subtitle "Blast from the past!" alludes both to the Rainmaker's blast as well as to the fact that Port Mackerel is a returning stage from Splatoon.
- The Japanese name of this station is a pun on Messhī-kun, a man used by a woman to pay for her meals. It's a buzzword in the 90's Japan.
