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Turf War

Turf War

Turf War on Kelp Dome

Type	Online multiplayer mode
Players	8 (4v4)
Ranked	No
Weapons	All
Controllers	GamePad, Joy-Con, Nintendo Switch Pro Controller
Release Date	Launch

For the Octo Expansion mission of the same name, see Turf War (Octo Expansion).

“	You've got just three minutes to cover the most territory. You can take out enemies, too, but winning is all about the ink.	”
— Splatoon's official website, ^[1]

Turf War is a mode in the Splatoon series. It is the only playable mode for Regular Battles and during Splatfests. Players must ink the most turf to win the match and are split into two teams of up to four.

History

Turf War was announced alongside Splatoon at E3 2014. It was the only complete mode for people to test out at the time, as only 10% of the game was done at that point in time.^[2]

Description

Turf War is played by up to eight people, each on their own console. There are two teams of up to four players each, with each team assigned its own ink color. The main objective for each team is to cover as much of the stage, as displayed on the overhead Turf Map, as they can. Players may attempt to splat each other as well to temporarily avoid resistance or for defense. Each team has three minutes to spread ink around the stage. After the timer reaches 0, Judd calculates how much of the stage was covered by each team. The team with the highest percentage of turf coverage wins the round. A bonus 1000p (300p before the final Splatfest of Splatoon) is awarded to the winning team.

In-game info

“	In a Turf War, teams have three minutes to cover the ground with ink. The team that claims the most turf with their ink wins the battle! Get inking and try to claim as much turf for your team as you can! You get Battle Points based on how much territory you claim! If you win, a bonus will be added to your score. Battle Points earned determine your level and how much money you get. Covering the ground with ink will fill up your Special Gauge. When the gauge is full, press to unleash your Special on the enemy! Improve your chances by getting the most out of your Special weapons.	”
— In-game Info, Part 1

“	Right, let's really amp up your skills by talking about ! When you're battling, check out to see the Turf Map. Check the map to make sure enemies aren't stealing turf behind your back! Touch a buddy's icon on the Turf Map to Super Jump to their position! Be careful of Super Jumping right into an enemy ambush, though! So make sure to check the Turf Map before doing a Super Jump! If you want to be the baddest battler on the block, you've gotta use !	”
— In-game Info, Part 2

Stage schedule

Splatoon

In Splatoon, stages rotate out every four hours along with the stages from Ranked Battle, at 02:00 UTC, 06:00 UTC, 10:00 UTC, 14:00 UTC, 18:00 UTC, 22:00 UTC. The change in stages is accompanied by an announcement by the Squid Sisters. This announcement also ejects all players out of all lobbies after they finish their current match.

Splatoon 2

In Splatoon 2, stages rotate out every two hours along with the stages from Ranked Battle, at 00:00 UTC,02:00 UTC, 04:00 UTC, 06:00 UTC, 08:00 UTC, 10:00 UTC, 12:00 UTC, 14:00 UTC, 16:00 UTC, 18:00 UTC, 20:00 UTC, 22:00 UTC. The change in stages is only accompanied by an announcement by Off the Hook when there is either a new game update, a Splatfest-related announcement, or a change in Salmon Run status. This announcement also ejects all players out of all lobbies after they finish their current match. This is the same in Splatoon 3 with the exception of the announcements being given by Deep Cut.

Strategies

The player should mainly ink horizontal surfaces because walls and other vertical surfaces do not add to the team's score. Walls should only be inked to get up to high places. In certain maps, climbable objects are the main vantage point for both teams, allowing players to spray ink further while forcing the opposing team back, mostly useful with chargers and other long-range types.

Similarly, moving stage elements (such as the spinning platforms in Museum d'Alfonsino and the conveyor belts in Piranha Pit) are scored as they appear at the end of the match.

A quick way for players to be able to see who is currently in the lead is to refer to the squid and octopus icons at the top of the screen. As well as displaying player status (active, splatted/disconnected, or not present), if one team is at least 10% ahead of the other team, their icons will appear larger. A "Danger!" icon also appears over a team's icons when the corresponding team is at least 10% coverage behind.

Turf War (Splatfest) mode

Turf War (Splatfest) is a mode in Splatoon 2 only available in Private Battles. This mode was added on Version 5.0.0.

Description

When entering a fight, the background of the arena can be seen as nighttime, similarly to a Splatfest, and the music will be Splatfest music (such as Ebb & Flow) like a Splatfest in session would be. In this mode you can select the 24 Shifty Stations Variations like a multiplayer stage and you can select the Ink colors from previous Splatfests. If MC.Princess Diaries is selected, Fly Octo Fly ~ Ebb & Flow (Octo) will play instead of the regular splatfest music.

Gameplay

This mode plays the exact same way as Turf War would in an actual Splatfest. The only differences are that it does not judge by clout, Inkopolis Square is not changed, and any gear can be worn.

Selections

There are 51 Ink colors from previous Splatfests that can be selected (as well as the option to select randomly):

Badges

Main article: Badge#Battle

In Splatoon 3, winning a certain amount of battles will reward the player with special badges that they can use on their Splashtag.

Turf War Badges
	50 Turf War Wins
	250 Turf War Wins
	1,200 Turf War Wins

Gallery

➤ View the gallery

Trivia

If a Turf War ends in a tie, 0.1% will be added to the team assigned as Alpha in Splatoon, therefore making a tie impossible. The game randomly decides which teams are Alpha and Bravo for each match, but the host in Private Battles has the ability to assign players to either side.
In Splatoon and Splatoon 2, spawn points are automatically covered in each team's ink, amounting to a minimum score of 6p for each team.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ナワバリバトル nawabari batoru	Turf Battle
Dutch	Grondoorlog	Ground war
French	Guerre de territoire	Territory War
German	Revierkampf	Territory Battle
Italian	Mischia mollusca	Mollusk Melee
Russian	Бой за район Boy za rayon Схватка за территорию Skhvatka za territoriyu^[3] Битва за территорию Bitva za territoriyu^[4]	Battle for the region Fight for the territory Battle for the territory
Spanish (NOA)	Territorial^{[note 1]} Combate territorial^{[note 2]}	Territorial Territorial battle
Spanish (NOE)	Territorial	Territorial
Chinese (Simplified)	占地对战 Zhàndì duìzhàn	Area-covering Battle
Chinese (Traditional)	占地對戰 Zhàndì duìzhàn	Area-covering Battle
Czech	Turf war bitva^{[Citation needed]}	Turf war battle
Hungarian	Területfoglalás^{[Citation needed]}	Turf keeping
Korean	영역 배틀 yeongyeok baeteul	Turf Battle
Polish	Wojna terytorialna^{[Citation needed]} Walka terytorialna^{[Citation needed]}	Territorial war
Portuguese	Turf War	Same as English

Translation notes

↑ Splatoon and Splatoon 3
↑ Splatoon 2

References

[5] Splatoon and Splatoon 3

[6] Splatoon 2

[1] ttp://splatoon.nintendo.com/overview/

[2] Iwata Asks: Splatoon

[3] Splatoon — Подсказка № 4: битвы за территорию (Wii U)

[4] Splatoon — Подсказка № 4: битвы за территорию (Wii U) 00:10

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[note 2]

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-{{InfoboxMode
+{{Infobox/Mode
 | color   = {{SiteColor|Generic}}
 | title   = Turf War
-| image   = S2 Kelp Dome Twitter SplatoonJP Image3.jpg
+| image   = S2 Kelp Dome promo 3.jpg
-| caption = Turf War
+| caption = Turf War on [[Kelp Dome]]
 | type    = Online multiplayer [[mode]]
 | players = 8 (4v4)
@@ Line 12: / Line 12: @@
 {{for|the ''[[Octo Expansion]]'' mission of the same name|Turf War (Octo Expansion)}}
-{{Quote|You've got just three minutes to cover the most territory. You can take out enemies, too, but winning is all about the ink.|''Splatoon''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s official website|<ref>http://splatoon.nintendo.com/overview/</ref>}}
+{{Quote|You've got just three minutes to cover the most territory. You can take out enemies, too, but winning is all about the ink.|''Splatoon''{{'s}} official website|<ref>http://splatoon.nintendo.com/overview/</ref>}}
-'''Turf War''' is a mode in ''[[Splatoon]]'' and ''[[Splatoon 2]]''. It is the only playable mode for [[Regular Battle]]s and during [[Splatfest]]s. Players must ink the most turf to win the match and are split into two teams of up to four.
+'''Turf War''' is a mode in the {{Ss}}. It is the only playable mode for [[Regular Battle]]s and during [[Splatfest]]s. Players must ink the most turf to win the match and are split into two teams of up to four.
 ==History==
-Turf War was announced alongside {{S}} at E3 2014. It was the only complete mode for people to test out at the time, as only 10% of the game was done at that point in time.<ref>[http://iwataasks.nintendo.com/interviews/#/wiiu/splatoon/0/4| Iwata Asks: ''Splatoon'']</ref>
+Turf War was announced alongside {{S}} at E3 2014. It was the only complete mode for people to test out at the time, as only 10% of the game was done at that point in time.<ref>[https://iwataasks.nintendo.com/interviews/wiiu/splatoon/0/4/ Iwata Asks: ''Splatoon'']</ref>
 ==Description==
-Turf War is played by up to eight people, each on their own console. There are two teams of up to four players each, with each team assigned its own [[ink]] color. The main objective for each team is to cover as much of the [[stage]], as displayed on the overhead Turf Map, as they can. Players may attempt to [[splat]] each other as well to temporarily avoid resistance or for defense. Each team has three minutes to spread their ink. After the timer reaches 0, [[Judd]] calculates how much of the stage was [[Turf Inked|covered]] by each team. The team with the highest percentage of turf coverage wins the round. A bonus 1000p (300p before the final Splatfest of {{S}}) is awarded to the winning team.
+Turf War is played by up to eight people, each on their own console. There are two teams of up to four players each, with each team assigned its own [[ink]] color. The main objective for each team is to cover as much of the [[stage]], as displayed on the overhead Turf Map, as they can. Players may attempt to [[splat]] each other as well to temporarily avoid resistance or for defense. Each team has three minutes to spread ink around the stage. After the timer reaches 0, [[Judd]] calculates how much of the stage was [[Turf Inked|covered]] by each team. The team with the highest percentage of turf coverage wins the round. A bonus 1000p (300p before the final Splatfest of {{S}}) is awarded to the winning team.
-==In-game Info==
+==In-game info==
-{{quote|In a Turf War, teams have three minutes to cover the [[ground]] with [[ink]]. The team that claims the most turf with their ink wins the battle! Get inking and try to claim as much turf for your team as you can! You get [[Battle Points]] based on how much territory you claim! If you win, a bonus will be added to your score. Battle Points earned determine your [[level]] and how much [[cash|money]] you get. Covering the ground with ink will fill up your Special Gauge. When the gauge is full, press {{Button|RS}} to unleash your [[Special Weapon|Special]] on the enemy! Improve your chances by getting the most out of your Special weapons.|In-game Info, Part 1}}
+{{quote|In a Turf War, teams have three minutes to cover the [[ground]] with [[ink]]. The team that claims the most turf with their ink wins the battle! Get inking and try to claim as much turf for your team as you can! You get [[Battle Points]] based on how much territory you claim! If you win, a bonus will be added to your score. Battle Points earned determine your [[level]] and how much [[cash|money]] you get. Covering the ground with ink will fill up your Special Gauge. When the gauge is full, press {{Button|RS}} to unleash your [[Special weapon|Special]] on the enemy! Improve your chances by getting the most out of your Special weapons.|In-game Info, Part 1}}
 {{quote|Right, let's really amp up your skills by talking about {{GP}}! When you're battling, check out {{GP}} to see the Turf Map. Check the map to make sure enemies aren't stealing turf behind your back! Touch a buddy's icon on the Turf Map to [[Super Jump]] to their position! Be careful of Super Jumping right into an enemy ambush, though! So make sure to check the Turf Map before doing a Super Jump! If you want to be the baddest battler on the block, you've gotta use {{GP}}!|In-game Info, Part 2}}
-==Stage Schedule==
+==Stage schedule==
-===''[[Splatoon]]''===
+===''Splatoon''===
-[[Stage]]s rotate out every four hours along with the stages from [[Ranked Battle]], at {{time|02:00 UTC}}, {{time|06:00 UTC}}, {{time|10:00 UTC}}, {{time|14:00 UTC}}, {{time|18:00 UTC}}, {{time|22:00 UTC}}. The change in stages is accompanied by an announcement by the [[Squid Sisters]]. This announcement also ejects all players out of all [[lobbies]] after they finish their current match.
+In {{S}}, [[stage]]s rotate out every four hours along with the stages from [[Ranked Battle]], at {{time|02:00 UTC}}, {{time|06:00 UTC}}, {{time|10:00 UTC}}, {{time|14:00 UTC}}, {{time|18:00 UTC}}, {{time|22:00 UTC}}. The change in stages is accompanied by an announcement by the [[Squid Sisters]]. This announcement also ejects all players out of all [[lobbies]] after they finish their current match.
-===''[[Splatoon 2]]''===
+===''Splatoon 2''===
-Stages rotate out every two hours along with the stages from Ranked Battle, at {{time|00:00 UTC}},{{time|02:00 UTC}}, {{time|04:00 UTC}}, {{time|06:00 UTC}}, {{time|08:00 UTC}}, {{time|10:00 UTC}}, {{time|12:00 UTC}}, {{time|14:00 UTC}}, {{time|16:00 UTC}}, {{time|18:00 UTC}}, {{time|20:00 UTC}}, {{time|22:00 UTC}}. The change in stages is only accompanied by an announcement by [[Off The Hook]] when there is either a new game update, a [[Splatfest]]-related announcement, or a change in [[Salmon Run]] status.  This announcement also ejects all players out of all [[lobbies]] after they finish their current match.
+In {{S2}}, stages rotate out every two hours along with the stages from Ranked Battle, at {{time|00:00 UTC}},{{time|02:00 UTC}}, {{time|04:00 UTC}}, {{time|06:00 UTC}}, {{time|08:00 UTC}}, {{time|10:00 UTC}}, {{time|12:00 UTC}}, {{time|14:00 UTC}}, {{time|16:00 UTC}}, {{time|18:00 UTC}}, {{time|20:00 UTC}}, {{time|22:00 UTC}}. The change in stages is only accompanied by an announcement by [[Off the Hook]] when there is either a new game update, a [[Splatfest]]-related announcement, or a change in [[Salmon Run]] status. This announcement also ejects all players out of all [[lobbies]] after they finish their current match. This is the same in Splatoon 3 with the exception of the announcements being given by [[Deep Cut]].
 ==Strategies==
-It should be reminded that the player should mainly ink horizontal surfaces because walls and other vertical surfaces do not add to the team's score. Walls should only be inked to get up to high places. In certain maps, climbable objects are the main vantage point for both teams, allowing players to spray ink further while forcing the opposing team back, mostly useful with [[charger]]s and other long-range types.
+The player should mainly ink horizontal surfaces because walls and other vertical surfaces do not add to the team's score. Walls should only be inked to get up to high places. In certain maps, climbable objects are the main vantage point for both teams, allowing players to spray ink further while forcing the opposing team back, mostly useful with [[charger]]s and other long-range types.
 Similarly, moving stage elements (such as the spinning platforms in [[Museum d'Alfonsino]] and the conveyor belts in [[Piranha Pit]]) are scored as they appear at the end of the match.
@@ Line 43: / Line 43: @@
 ==Turf War (Splatfest) mode==
-'''Turf War (Splatfest)''' is a mode in Splatoon 2 only available in [[Private Battles]]. This mode was added on Version {{Ver|S2|5.0.0}}.
+'''Turf War (Splatfest)''' is a mode in ''Splatoon 2'' only available in [[Private Battles]]. This mode was added on Version {{Ver|S2|5.0.0}}.
 ===Description===
-When entering a fight, the background of the arena can be seen as nighttime, similarly to a Splatfest, and the music will be Splatfest music (such as [[Ebb & Flow]]) like a Splatfest in session would be. In this mode you can select the 24 [[Shifty Station]]s Variations like a multiplayer stage and you can select the Ink colors from previous Splatfests.
+When entering a fight, the background of the arena can be seen as nighttime, similarly to a Splatfest, and the music will be Splatfest music (such as [[Ebb & Flow]]) like a Splatfest in session would be. In this mode you can select the 24 [[Shifty Station]]s Variations like a multiplayer stage and you can select the Ink colors from previous Splatfests. If [[MC.Princess Diaries]] is selected, [[Fly Octo Fly ~ Ebb & Flow (Octo)]] will play instead of the regular splatfest music.
 ===Gameplay===
-Similar to how Turf War and Splatfest, the only real difference is that you can make your own Splatfests at any time, where you can have matches and you get to choose how many people are on each team. It does not judge by Clout and there is no Splatfest plaza.
+This mode plays the exact same way as Turf War would in an actual [[Splatfest]]. The only differences are that it does not judge by clout, [[Inkopolis Square]] is not changed, and any [[gear]] can be worn.
 ===Selections===
-There are 51 Ink colors variations to choose from previous Splatfest and the option to select by random:
+There are 51 Ink colors from previous Splatfests that can be selected (as well as the option to select randomly):
 <div class="list-columns" style="column-width: 25em;">
-*{{Ink|custom|1|#d645c8}} Rock / Pop {{Ink|custom|1|#00d18a}}
+*{{Ink|fuchsia}} [[Rock vs. Pop (2017)|Rock/Pop]] {{Ink|sea green}}
-*{{Ink|custom|1|#d645c8}} Cake / Ice Cream {{Ink|custom|1|#00d18a}}
+*{{Ink|fuchsia}} [[Cake vs. Ice Cream|Cake/Ice Cream]] {{Ink|sea green}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest mayo}} Mayo / Ketchup {{Ink|splatfest ketchup}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest mayo}} [[Mayo vs. Ketchup (2017)|Mayo/Ketchup]] {{Ink|splatfest ketchup}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest flight}} Flight / Invisibility {{Ink|splatfest invisibility}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest flight}} [[Flight vs. Invisibility|Flight/Invisibility]] {{Ink|splatfest invisibility}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest fries}} Fries / Nuggets {{Ink|splatfest mcnuggets}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest fries}} [[Fries vs. McNuggets|Fries/Nuggets]] {{Ink|splatfest mcnuggets}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest front roll}} Front Roll / Back Roll {{Ink|splatfest back roll}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest front roll}} [[Front Roll vs. Back Roll|Front Roll/Back Roll]] {{Ink|splatfest back roll}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest agility}} Dexterity / Endurance{{Ink|splatfest endurance}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest agility}} [[Dexterity vs. Tenacity|Dexterity/Endurance]] {{Ink|splatfest endurance}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest vampire}} Vampire / Werewolf {{Ink|splatfest werewolf}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest vampire}} [[Vampire vs. Werewolf|Vampire/Werewolf]] {{Ink|splatfest werewolf}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest warm}} Warm / Cold{{Ink|splatfest cold}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest warm}} [[Warm Breakfast vs. Cold Breakfast|Warm/Cold]] {{Ink|splatfest cold}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest with lemon}} Lemon / No Lemon {{Ink|splatfest without lemon}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest with lemon}} [[With Lemon vs. Without Lemon|Lemon/No Lemon]] {{Ink|splatfest without lemon}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest sci-fi}} Sci-Fi / Fantasy {{Ink|splatfest fantasy}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest sci-fi}} [[Sci-Fi vs. Fantasy|Sci-Fi/Fantasy]] {{Ink|splatfest fantasy}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest warm inner wear}} Inner Wear / Outer Wear {{Ink|splatfest warm outer wear}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest warm inner wear}} [[Warm Innerwear vs. Warm Outerwear|Inner Wear/Outer Wear]] {{Ink|splatfest warm outer wear}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest film}} Film / Book {{Ink|splatfest book}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest film}} [[Film vs. Book|Film/Book]] {{Ink|splatfest book}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest sweater}} Sweater / Socks {{Ink|splatfest sock}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest sweater}} [[Sweater vs. Sock|Sweater/Socks]] {{Ink|splatfest sock}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest action}} Action / Comedy {{Ink|splatfest comedy}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest action}} [[Action vs. Comedy|Action/Comedy]] {{Ink|splatfest comedy}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest champion}} Champion / Challenger {{Ink|splatfest challenger}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest champion}} [[The Champion vs. The Challenger|Champion/Challenger]] {{Ink|splatfest challenger}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest gherk-out}} Gherk-OUT / Gherk-IN {{Ink|splatfest gherk-in}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest gherk-out}} [[Gherk-OUT vs. Gherk-IN|Gherk-OUT/Gherk-IN]] {{Ink|splatfest gherk-in}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest money}} Money / Love {{Ink|splatfest love}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest money s2}} [[Money vs. Love|Money/Love]] {{Ink|splatfest love s2}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest flower}} Hana / Dango {{Ink|splatfest dumpling}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest flower}} [[Flowers vs. Dumplings|Hana/Dango]] {{Ink|splatfest dumpling}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest chicken}} Chicken / Egg {{Ink|splatfest egg}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest chicken}} [[Chicken vs. Egg (2018)|Chicken/Egg]] {{Ink|splatfest egg}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest latest model}} Newest / Most Popular {{Ink|splatfest popular model}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest latest model}} [[Newest Model vs. Most Popular Model|Newest/Most Popular]] {{Ink|splatfest popular model}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest baseball}} Baseball / Soccer {{Ink|splatfest soccer}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest baseball}} [[Baseball vs. Soccer|Baseball/Soccer]] {{Ink|splatfest soccer}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest salty}} Salty / Sweet {{Ink|splatfest sweet}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest salty}} [[Salty vs. Sweet|Salty/Sweet]] {{Ink|splatfest sweet}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest unknown creature}} New Lifeform / Future Tech {{Ink|splatfest advanced technology}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest unknown creature}} [[New Life-Forms vs. Advanced Technology|New Lifeform/Future Tech]] {{Ink|splatfest advanced technology}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest raph}} Ninja Red / Ninja Blue {{Ink|splatfest leo}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest raph}} [[Raph vs. Leo|Ninja Red/Ninja Blue]] {{Ink|splatfest leo}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest mikey}} Ninja Orange / Ninja Purple {{Ink|splatfest donnie}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest mikey}} [[Mikey vs. Donnie|Ninja Orange/Ninja Purple]] {{Ink|splatfest donnie}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest hello kitty}} Hello Kitty / Cinnamoroll {{Ink|splatfest cinnamoroll}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest hello kitty}} [[Hello Kitty vs. Cinnamoroll|Hello Kitty/Cinnamoroll]] {{Ink|splatfest cinnamoroll}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest my melody}} My Melody / Pompompurin {{Ink|splatfest pompompurin}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest my melody}} [[My Melody vs. Pompompurin|My Melody/Pompompurin]] {{Ink|splatfest pompompurin}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest pulp}} Pulp / No-Pulp {{Ink|splatfest no-pulp}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest pulp}} [[Pulp vs. No Pulp|Pulp/No-Pulp]] {{Ink|splatfest no-pulp}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest squid}} Squid / Octopus {{Ink|splatfest octopus}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest squid2}} [[Squid vs. Octopus (2018)|Squid/Octopus]] {{Ink|splatfest octopus2}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest mushroom mountain s2}} Joyous Yellow / Festive Green {{Ink|splatfest bamboo shoot village s2}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest chocorooms s2}} [[Chocorooms vs. Chococones (2018)|Joyous Yellow/Festive Green]] {{Ink|splatfest chococones s2}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest adventure}} Adventure / Relax {{Ink|splatfest relax}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest adventure}} [[Adventure vs. Relax|Adventure/Relax]] {{Ink|splatfest relax}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest fork}} Fork / Spoon {{Ink|splatfest spoon}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest fork}} [[Fork vs. Spoon|Fork/Spoon]] {{Ink|splatfest spoon}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest tsubuan}} Tsubuan / Koshian {{Ink|splatfest koshian}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest tsubuan}} [[Tsubuan vs. Koshian|Tsubuan/Koshian]] {{Ink|splatfest koshian}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest retro}} Retro / Modern {{Ink|splatfest modern}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest retro}} [[Retro vs. Modern|Retro/Modern]] {{Ink|splatfest modern}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest trick}} Trick / Treat {{Ink|splatfest treat}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest trick}} [[Trick vs. Treat (2018)|Trick/Treat]] {{Ink|splatfest treat}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest pocky chocolate}} Decadant Red / Tasty White {{Ink|splatfest pocky: gokuboso}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest pocky chocolate}} [[Pocky Chocolate vs. Pocky Gokuboso|Decadant Red/Tasty White]] {{Ink|splatfest pocky: gokuboso}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest salsa}} Salsa / Guacamole {{Ink|splatfest guac}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest salsa}} [[Salsa vs. Guacamole|Salsa/Guacamole]] {{Ink|splatfest guac}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest eat it}} Eat It / Save It {{Ink|splatfest save it}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest eat it}} [[Eat It First vs. Save It for Last|Eat It/Save It]] {{Ink|splatfest save it}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest hero}} Hero / Villain {{Ink|splatfest villain}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest hero}} [[Hero vs. Villain|Hero/Villain]] {{Ink|splatfest villain}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest fam}} Family / Friend {{Ink|splatfest friend}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest fam}} [[Family vs. Friends|Family/Friend]] {{Ink|splatfest friend}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest boke}} Boke / Tsukkomi {{Ink|splatfest tsukkomi}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest airhead2}} [[Airhead vs. Wisecracker (2019)|Boke/Tsukkomi]] {{Ink|splatfest wisecracker2}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest pancake}} Pancakes / Waffles {{Ink|splatfest waffle}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest pancake}} [[Pancakes vs. Waffles|Pancakes/Waffles]] {{Ink|splatfest waffle}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest knight}} Knights / Wizards {{Ink|splatfest wizard}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest knight}} [[Knight vs. Wizard|Knights/Wizards]] {{Ink|splatfest wizard}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest hare}} Hare / Tortoise {{Ink|splatfest tortoise}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest hare}} [[Hare vs. Tortoise|Hare/Tortoise]] {{Ink|splatfest tortoise}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest hero}} Hero / Villain {{Ink|splatfest villain}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest ce}} [[Ce League vs. Pa League|Field Green/Jersey Blue]] {{Ink|splatfest pa}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest ce}} Field Green / Jersey Blue {{Ink|splatfest pa}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest time travel}} [[Time Travel vs. Teleportation|Time Travel/Teleportation]] {{Ink|splatfest teleportation}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest time travel}} Time Travel / Teleportation {{Ink|splatfest teleportation}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest without pineapple}} [[No Pineapple vs. Pineapple|Pineapple/No Pineapple]] {{Ink|splatfest with pineapple}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest with pineapple}} Pineapple / No Pineapple {{Ink|splatfest without pineapple}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest unicorn}} [[Unicorn vs. Narwhal|Unicorn/Narwhal]] {{Ink|splatfest narwhal}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest unicorn}} Unicorn / Narwhal {{Ink|splatfest narwhal}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest kid}} [[Kid vs. Grown-Up|Kid/Grown-Up]] {{Ink|splatfest grown-up}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest kid}} Kid / Grown-Up {{Ink|splatfest grown-up}}
+*{{Ink|splatfest chaos}} [[Chaos vs. Order|Chaos/Order]] {{Ink|splatfest order}}
-*{{Ink|splatfest chaos}} Chaos / Order {{Ink|splatfest order}}
 </div>
-==Trivia==
+==Badges==
-* If a Turf War ends in a tie, 0.1% will be added to the team assigned as Alpha in ''[[Splatoon]]'', therefore making a tie impossible. The game randomly decides which teams are Alpha and Bravo for each match, but the host in [[Private Battle]]s has the ability to assign players to either sides.
+{{Main|Badge#Battle}}
-* The [[spawn point]]s are automatically covered in each team's ink, amounting to 6p for each team.
+In Splatoon 3, winning a certain amount of battles will reward the player with special [[badge]]s that they can use on their [[Splashtag]].
+{| class="wikitable sitecolor-s3"
+!colspan="3"|Turf War [[Badge]]s
+|-
+|[[File:S3 Badge Turf War 50.png|32x32px]]||50 Turf War Wins
+|-
+|[[File:S3 Badge Turf War 250.png|32x32px]]||250 Turf War Wins
+|-
+|[[File:S3 Badge Turf War 1200.png|32x32px]]||1,200 Turf War Wins
+|}
 ==Gallery==
 {{Gallery}}
+==Trivia==
+* If a Turf War ends in a tie, 0.1% will be added to the team assigned as Alpha in ''[[Splatoon]]'', therefore making a tie impossible. The game randomly decides which teams are Alpha and Bravo for each match, but the host in [[Private Battle]]s has the ability to assign players to either side.
+* In ''Splatoon'' and {{S2}}, [[spawn point]]s are automatically covered in each team's ink, amounting to a minimum score of 6p for each team.
 ==Names in other languages==
-{{foreignname
+{{Localized name
 |Jap=ナワバリバトル
 |JapR=nawabari batoru
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 |SpaE=Territorial
 |SpaEM=Territorial
-|SpaA=Territorial<ref group=note>{{S}}</ref><br>Combate territorial<ref group=note>{{S2}}</ref>
+|SpaA=Territorial<ref group=note>{{S}} and {{S3}}</ref><br>Combate territorial<ref group=note>{{S2}}</ref>
 |SpaAM=Territorial<br>Territorial battle
 |Fre=Guerre de territoire
@@ Line 128: / Line 140: @@
 |DutM=Ground war
 |Ger=Revierkampf
-|GerM=Area/Territory Battle
+|GerM=Territory Battle
 |Ita=Mischia mollusca
 |ItaM=Mollusk Melee
-|Rus=Бой за район<br>''Boy za rayon''<br>Схватка за территортю<br>''Skhvatka za territoriyu''<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM-vUVCdOA0&index=4&list=PLkAGv5lcDqQ-id2bj6_o7NfIzfN-Sv7oT ''Splatoon'' — Подсказка № 4: битвы за территорию (Wii U)]</ref><br>Битва за территорию<br>''Bitva za territoriyu''<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM-vUVCdOA0&index=4&list=PLkAGv5lcDqQ-id2bj6_o7NfIzfN-Sv7oT ''Splatoon'' — Подсказка № 4: битвы за территорию (Wii U) 00:10]</ref>
+|Rus=Бой за район<br>''Boy za rayon''<br>Схватка за территорию<br>''Skhvatka za territoriyu''<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM-vUVCdOA0&index=4&list=PLkAGv5lcDqQ-id2bj6_o7NfIzfN-Sv7oT ''Splatoon'' — Подсказка № 4: битвы за территорию (Wii U)]</ref><br>Битва за территорию<br>''Bitva za territoriyu''<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM-vUVCdOA0&index=4&list=PLkAGv5lcDqQ-id2bj6_o7NfIzfN-Sv7oT ''Splatoon'' — Подсказка № 4: битвы за территорию (Wii U) 00:10]</ref>
 |RusM=Battle for the region<br><br>Fight for the territory<br><br>Battle for the territory
-|Cze=Turf war bitva
+|Cze=Turf war bitva{{citation needed}}
 |CzeM=Turf war battle
-|Hun=Területfoglalás
+|Hun=Területfoglalás{{citation needed}}
 |HunM=Turf keeping
-|Pol=Wojna terytorialna<br>Walka terytorialna
+|Pol=Wojna terytorialna{{citation needed}}<br>Walka terytorialna{{citation needed}}
 |PolM=Territorial war
+|ChiT=占地對戰
+|ChiTR=Zhàndì duìzhàn
+|ChiTM=Area-covering Battle
+|ChiS=占地对战
+|ChiSR=Zhàndì duìzhàn
+|ChiSM=Area-covering Battle
+|Kor=영역 배틀
+|KorR=yeongyeok baeteul
+|KorM=Turf Battle
+|Por=Turf War
+|PorM=Same as English
 }}
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 {{Navbox/S Modes}}
 {{Navbox/S2 Modes}}
+{{Navbox/S3 Modes}}
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