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|JapM=Anchovit<ref group="notes">A video game company-esque name, adding "t" to its end sounds like the word "bit". In addition, the name sounds like "Namcot", a shortened word for "Namco Home Entertainment". Namco (BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc) is a video game company that has made collaborations with Nintendo in "Mario Kart Arcade GP", "Super Smash Bros. series", and so on. The PC monitor in this stage shows a 8-bit style character like "Pooka" in "Dig Dug" from Namcot. It is one of relatable video game companies to Nintendo.</ref> (from anchovy) Games | |JapM=Anchovit<ref group="notes">A video game company-esque name, adding "t" to its end sounds like the word "bit". In addition, the name sounds like "Namcot", a shortened word for "Namco Home Entertainment". Namco (BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc) is a video game company that has made collaborations with Nintendo in "Mario Kart Arcade GP", "Super Smash Bros. series", and so on. The PC monitor in this stage shows a 8-bit style character like "Pooka" in "Dig Dug" from Namcot. It is one of relatable video game companies to Nintendo.</ref> (from anchovy) Games | ||
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|DutM= | |DutM=From ''ansjovis'' (anchovy), ''bit'' (bit, or binary digit) and ''gamestudio'' | ||
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Revision as of 17:11, 12 July 2018
Ancho-V Games is a multiplayer stage in Splatoon. It is set to return in Splatoon 2.
Layout
Splatoon
Ancho-V Games is a large office complex housing a game design studio, hence its name. With raised floors and interactive platforms, it is unique in its incorporation of propellers from Octo Valley in the form of fans. When these fans are hit by Ink, the platform underneath moves. If the fans are subsequently left uninked, the platform will slowly fall back to its original position. There are three different platforms with fans that can be found on both sides of the stage, making a total of six fans. One can be found to the right of the Spawn Point that moves horizontally, another in the central part of the stage that moves vertically, and one to the left of the Spawn Point that moves both horizontally and vertically. Side lanes are areas, off to the sides, can occasionally be missed later in the game, unless a team is pushing into their enemy's base. Each lane contains a single fan; following one of the lanes eventually brings the player to the center of the map. These areas open opportunities for flanks if a team gains control of the opposing team's main lift. Center lifts are the main lifts used in all game modes. When lowered, the center looks flat, with the exception of a couple of boxes placed for cover. When the platforms are raised, the center becomes a place for close quarters combat, since there is no longer lots of space to move around in.
When ink is fired on a propeller lift, it is activated and the whole platform moves, some of the Ink that is used to spin it comes out of the top similar to a Sprinkler. Also like a Sprinkler, this Ink does a small amount of damage if it hits a player of the opposing team. If they are splatted by this, the splat is attributed to the last player to spin the fan, but will say, "Splatted by ink from a propeller lift!"
Splatoon 2
The overall map layout appears relatively unchanged, but a few Sponge Blocks have been added.
Ranked Battle Terrain
Splat Zones
The Splat Zone is located in the very center of the stage, included with the boxes in the middle. Some boxes have been added to the Side Lanes to give both teams some attacking space and to keep the other team from entering the center a certain way.
Tower Control
The tower is located at the center, replacing the boxes normally there. The goals are located near the front of each spawn, which has also been moved to the left, replacing the floating platforms once there. The fan in front or both team's regular spawn has been taken out and the platform has been extended permanently. Several boxes and platforms have been added to help with defense and offense for both teams.
Rainmaker
The rainmaker is located at the center, above the boxes in the middle. Boxes have been added to the middle area, giving players an extra route into enemy territory. A ramp has been added to reach the spawn area of each team and a pile of boxes near it. The goal is located near the spawn next to an ink-propelled moving platform. If the fan on the platform is not inked, it can be difficult for a Rainmaker carrier to make the jump to the platform.
Splatoon
File:S Stage Ancho-V Games.png
| Added in | January 22, 2016 |
| Total area | 2,293pp |
| Features | Propeller lifts |
| Hazards | Abyss |
Ancho-V Games was announced on December 16, 2015 along with Piranha Pit[1] and released on January 22nd at 02:00 UTC.[2] It is the final stage released for Splatoon.[3]
Version history
| Version | Adjustments |
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| 2.9.0 |
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Maps
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Turf War
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Splat Zones
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Tower Control
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Rainmaker
Gallery
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A Killer Wail set off amidst a chaotic battle.
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A desk covered in Splatoon concept art.
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Four Inklings dancing.
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A wide view of Ancho-V Games.
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Advertisements and other graphics plastered around the stage.
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A team of Inklings leaves its Spawn Point.
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An Inkling shooting ink at a fan.
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A jellyfish working at a computer.
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A .52 Gal against a Splat Charger doing Bomb Rush.
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Several Inklings fighting.
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Inked Ancho-V Games image.
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Using a horizontal propeller at Ancho-V Games.
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Using a vertical propeller.
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A jellyfish with Studio Headphones in a small room in the central area.
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The room mirrored on the other side, with a jellyfish typing at a computer.
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A jellyfish wearing a Krak-On shirt, likely the Sunny-Day Tee.
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Two jellyfish in another small room next to an Arcade Machine.
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The servers and a jellyfish below one of the central fan-powered platforms.
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Below the other platform.
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A cafeteria full of jellyfish.
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Closeup of the tables.
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A meeting room full of jellyfish.
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Ancho-V Games' doors are much larger than their jellyfish employees.
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The first set of magazines near one of Ancho-V Games' workspaces.
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Second set.
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Third set.
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Fourth set.
Splatoon 2
| Added in | August 2018 |
| Total area | TBDp |
| Features | Propeller lifts, Sponge Blocks |
| Hazards | Abyss |
Ancho-V Games was announced on July 12, 2018 at Template:UTC, along with the 
Nautilus 47 and the 
Bloblobber.[4]
Ancho-V Games was announced on July 12, 2018
Maps
Gallery
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Promo image
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Promo image
Quotes
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View the quotation page. |
Trivia
- This stage's name is likely a reference to the real-life anchovy.
- Splatoon concept art can be seen throughout this stage.
- The Arcade Machine is featured in Ancho-V Games, with four individual machines throughout the stage. Unlike the one in Inkopolis Plaza, they cannot be interacted with.
- Ancho-V Games, Walleye Warehouse, and Kelp Dome are the only stages in Splatoon not located outdoors.
- In Splatoon 2, many of the new stages are indoors: Musselforge Fitness, Humpback Pump Track, MakoMart, Shellendorf Institute and Goby Arena.
- According to the Squid Sisters, Ancho-V Games is the studio that created Squid Jump.
- In the announcement tweet for this Stage in Splatoon 2, it is revealed that in-universe, Ancho-V Games are the company that created the game Squid Beatz 2.[5]
- This stage has a very high concentration of jellyfish, with some at work on computers in small rooms with glass doors, some above the stage on catwalks, and large groups below the stage at a cafeteria.
- The internal codename for this stage in the game files is "Office".
