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∞-balls must be moved towards designated goal points by being shot at with [[ink]]. The designated goal points appear similar to 8-balls' equivalent points, and will magnetically attract the ∞-ball if it is sufficiently close. | ∞-balls must be moved towards designated goal points by being shot at with [[ink]]. The designated goal points appear similar to 8-balls' equivalent points, and will magnetically attract the ∞-ball if it is sufficiently close. | ||
Unlike the 8-balls, the ∞-balls cannot fall off the stage under normal circumstances and will respawn if they are forced to fall off. | Unlike the 8-balls, the ∞-balls cannot fall off the stage under normal circumstances and will respawn if they are forced to fall off. ∞-balls also acquire a temporary inky coating when shot with ink, which coats surfaces that they slide along. [[Jelleton]]s (especially [[Battering Lento]]s) will try to attack ∞-balls on sight, pushing them in inconvenient directions. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 16:51, 24 February 2024
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The ∞-ball is a mechanism in Splatoon 3: Side Order.
Guiding a set number of ∞-balls to specific designated locations within Floors is one of the possible randomized objectives to choose from during a Spire of Order run.
Description
The ∞-ball highly resembles the Octo Expansion's 8-balls in terms of both appearance and gameplay. It is a large off-white plastic sphere, though, unlike the 8-ball, it features an infinity symbol in place of the "8" insignia and slightly hovers above the ground.
∞-balls must be moved towards designated goal points by being shot at with ink. The designated goal points appear similar to 8-balls' equivalent points, and will magnetically attract the ∞-ball if it is sufficiently close.
Unlike the 8-balls, the ∞-balls cannot fall off the stage under normal circumstances and will respawn if they are forced to fall off. ∞-balls also acquire a temporary inky coating when shot with ink, which coats surfaces that they slide along. Jelletons (especially Battering Lentos) will try to attack ∞-balls on sight, pushing them in inconvenient directions.
Gallery
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Icon for ∞-ball objectives
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An ∞-ball being magnetized to its goal after being shot
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Agent 8 guiding an ∞-ball towards its goal
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 French |
Boules ∞ | ∞ balls |
 Russian |
∞-шар ∞-shar |
∞-ball |
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