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==Walkthrough==
==Walkthrough==
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=== Overview ===
=== Overview ===
[[Agent 8]] must defeat Octostomp Redux, a harder version of [[Octostomp|Neo Octostomp]] from [[Lips for Days]] in {{S2}}{{'s}} [[Octo Canyon (mode)|Octo Canyon]].
[[Agent 8]] must defeat Octostomp Redux, a harder version of [[Octostomp|Neo Octostomp]] from [[Lips for Days]] in {{S2}}{{'s}} [[Octo Canyon (mode)|Octo Canyon]].
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[[File:S2 Mem Cake Pearl.png|center|100px]]
[[File:S2 Mem Cake Pearl.png|center|100px]]
{{Quote|"I rule," you said, "It's in my blood.<br>Don't step to me—ESPECIALLY<br>if you can't hang with my best bud."|[[Mem cake#Line F series (characters)|Pearl mem cake]]}}
{{Quote|"I rule," you said, "It's in my blood.<br>Don't step to me—ESPECIALLY<br>if you can't hang with my best bud."|[[Mem cake#Line F series (characters)|Pearl mem cake]]}}
Completing this test awards the player with the Pearl mem cake.
Completing this test awards the player with the [[Pearl]] mem cake.
==Enemies and mechanics==
==Enemies and mechanics==
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==Etymology==
==Etymology==
The subtitle is a reference to the nineties game show ''[[Wikipedia:Shop 'til You Drop|Shop 'til You Drop]]'', or the 1979 album that inspired its name, ''[[Wikipedia:Bop till You Drop|Bop till You Drop]]'' by [[Wikipedia:Ry Cooder|Ry Cooder]], and the title comes from a term describing when a song is playing (usually dubstep music) and the music accelerates in rhythm.
"Drop the Bass" comes from [[Wikipedia:Drop (music)|drop]], a term describing a sudden change in a song's rhythm or bass, typically after a build-up section. This beat drop was popularized by electronic dance music (EDM), which gained popularity in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The subtitle, "Stomp 'til you dromp.", is a reference to the 1990s game show ''[[Wikipedia:Shop 'til You Drop|Shop 'til You Drop]]'', or the 1979 album that inspired its name, ''[[Wikipedia:Bop till You Drop|Bop till You Drop]]'' by [[Wikipedia:Ry Cooder|Ry Cooder]]
===Names in other languages===
===Names in other languages===
{{Localized name
{{Localized name
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|Jap=ハイエナどもの夢の跡地<br>ハジケー・ルバブール駅<br>ヤツを たおせ！
|Jap=ハイエナどもの夢の跡地<br>ハジケー・ルバブール駅<br>ヤツを たおせ！
|JapR=Haiena-domo no yume no atochi<br>Hajikē Rubabūru Eki<ref group="note">It can read ''hajikeru baburu'', "a bubble (economy) that is bursting". </ref><br>Yatsu o taose!
|JapR=Haiena-domo no yume no atochi<br>Hajikē Rubabūru Eki<ref group="note">It can read ''hajikeru baburu'', "a bubble (economy) that is bursting". </ref><br>Yatsu o taose!
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|FreEM=He really doesn't care!<br>Superflat Circus<br>Defeat the boss!
|FreEM=He really doesn't care!<br>Superflat Circus<br>Defeat the boss!
|Ger=Lass dich (nicht) drücken!<br>Pressgau<br>Besiege den Obermotz!
|Ger=Lass dich (nicht) drücken!<br>Pressgau<br>Besiege den Obermotz!
|GerM=(Don't) Let yourself get pressed!<ref group="note">This is a wordplay on ''"Lass dich drücken"'' which can be understood as ''"Give me a hug/let me hug you"''.</ref><br>Pressgau<ref group="note">Comes from ''"press"'' (to press) and ''"-gau"'', a suffix found in certain German city and district names.</ref><br>Defeat the Boss!
|GerM=(Don't) Let yourself get pressed!<ref group="note">This is a wordplay on ''"Lass dich drücken"'' which can be understood as "Give me a hug/let me hug you".</ref><br>Pressgau<ref group="note">Comes from ''"press"'' (to press) and ''"-gau"'', a suffix found in certain German city and district names.</ref><br>Defeat the Boss!
|Ita=Per timbrare la vittoria!<br>Antica Stamperia<br>Sconfiggi il ganzo!
|Ita=Per timbrare la vittoria!<br>Antica Stamperia<br>Sconfiggi il ganzo!
|ItaM=To stamp victory!<br>Ancient Printing House<br>Defeat the bad dude!
|ItaM=To stamp victory!<br>Ancient Printing House<br>Defeat the bad dude!
|RusM=...Now it's banana-flavored!<ref group="note">Reference to "Dirol Kids" chewing gum commercial from early 2000s</ref><br>Large-cube Town Station<br>Defeat the enemy
|RusM=...Now it's banana-flavored!<ref group="note">A reference to "Dirol Kids" chewing gum commercial from early 2000s</ref><br>Large-cube Town Station<br>Defeat the enemy
|SpaA=Burbujas de amor<ref group="note">Reference to the song ''Burbujas De Amor'', originally sung by Dominican singer [[Wikipedia:Juan Luis Guerra|Juan Luis Guerra]].</ref><br>La Estampita<br>¡Acaba con el malo!
|SpaA=Burbujas de amor<ref group="note">A reference to the song ''Burbujas De Amor'', originally sung by Dominican singer [[Wikipedia:Juan Luis Guerra|Juan Luis Guerra]].</ref><br>La Estampita<br>¡Acaba con el malo!
|SpaAM=Love bubbles<br>The Little Stamp<br>¡Finish with the bad guy!
|SpaAM=Love bubbles<br>The Little Stamp<br>¡Finish with the bad guy!
|SpaE=Circulen con precaución<br>La Estampita<br>¡Acaba con el malo!
|SpaE=Circulen con precaución<br>La Estampita<br>¡Acaba con el malo!
The player must clear either E11Bodacious Rotation Station or F02Slow Ride Station to access this test. The shortest way to access this station is to clear F02 Slow Ride Station.
Octostomp Redux uses the same attacks as Neo Octostomp does in the second phase of Lips for Days, but gets up from its stomping attacks much faster. Additionally, it launches bubbles like the Bubble Blower's from its sides after its armor is destroyed, making it harder to ink.
Phase 2
Octostomp Redux will have two more buckles on its sides, all of which must be destroyed to remove its armor. It can also spit Bubble Blower bubbles and perform two faceplants in succession, trying to fake the player out with the first before following up with the second one.
Phase 3
Octostomp Redux gains two more faces like Neo Octostomp did in its third phase, and the extra buckles are moved to the new faces. All three faces will spit Bubble Blower bubbles followed up by a Splatling volley to burst them, and when it loses its armor, Octostomp Redux will produce even more bubbles when it faceplants.
Collectibles
Mem cake
“
"I rule," you said, "It's in my blood. Don't step to me—ESPECIALLY if you can't hang with my best bud."
Dodge to the side when he tries to face-stamp you!
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Use dodge rolls to avoid sustained attacks!
”
— When the player has the Dualie Squelchers equipped.
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Use a Curling Bomb to make a speedy getaway!
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Yes! The armor is off!
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Whaaa! What. Is. That?!
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Dodge all of the attacks!
”
Gallery
View from the start.
First checkpoint
Phase 1
Octostomp after trying to crush the player, with their armor still on.
The bubbles Octostomp creates after slamming on the ground.
Octostomp Redux using it's Splatling.
Phase 2
Phase 3
Octostomp charging towards the player in phase 3.
Octostomp using it's bubble attack in phase 3.
Octostomp during the cutscene after defeating it.
Agent 8 being awarded the Pearlmem cake upon completing the station.
Etymology
"Drop the Bass" comes from drop, a term describing a sudden change in a song's rhythm or bass, typically after a build-up section. This beat drop was popularized by electronic dance music (EDM), which gained popularity in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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× 5
Pearl
Bubble Blower's from its sides after its armor is destroyed, making it harder to ink.
while shooting and moving.
Dualie Squelchers equipped.
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