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File:Inkling Language 1.jpg|An Inkling stands in front of a sign in the Inkling language | File:Inkling Language 1.jpg|An Inkling stands in front of a sign in the Inkling language | ||
File:Amiibocaseback.jpg|The back of [[amiibo]] box found in ''[[Inkopolis Plaza]]'' using the out-of-bounds [[glitch]] | File:Amiibocaseback.jpg|The back of [[amiibo]] box found in ''[[Inkopolis Plaza]]'' using the out-of-bounds [[glitch]] | ||
File:Inkling_Full_1.jpeg|Part one of glyphs of the Inkling language | File:Inkling_Full_1.jpeg|Part one of glyphs of the Inkling language | ||
File:Inkling_Full_2.jpeg|Part two of glyphs of the Inkling language | File:Inkling_Full_2.jpeg|Part two of glyphs of the Inkling language | ||
File:Inkling_Full_3.jpeg|Part three of glyphs of the Inklings language | File:Inkling_Full_3.jpeg|Part three of glyphs of the Inklings language | ||
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Revision as of 20:52, 15 June 2015
Conjecture
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The name(s) presented could be conjectural.
Inkling is the language that Inklings in Splatoon communicate in.
Appearance
Much of the Inkling language seems similar to our Cyrillic and Greek alphabets.
Decoding
There have been many attempts at decoding the Inkling language but so far none have been successful, leading some to believe the language is just gibberish.
Others believe that since Nintendo have made previous languages before, such as Hylian, it could be possible that Inklish can be translated.
Gallery
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An Inkling stands in front of a sign in the Inkling language
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The back of amiibo box found in Inkopolis Plaza using the out-of-bounds glitch
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Part one of glyphs of the Inkling language
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Part two of glyphs of the Inkling language
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Part three of glyphs of the Inklings language
