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! rowspan="2" |Checkpoint | ! rowspan="2" |Checkpoint | ||
! rowspan="2" |Location | ! rowspan="2" |Location | ||
! rowspan="2" | Timer (Seconds) | ! rowspan="2" |Timer (Seconds) | ||
! colspan="3" | Progress Amount | ! colspan="3" |Progress Amount | ||
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| Before | |Before | ||
|After | |After | ||
|Total | |Total | ||
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===[[Rainmaker]]=== | ===[[Rainmaker]]=== | ||
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{{Infobox/Stage | {{Infobox/Stage | ||
|game = Splatoon | |game = Splatoon | ||
|introduced = | |image = S Stage Walleye Warehouse.jpg | ||
|introduced = ''Initial Release'' ({{ver|s|1.0.0}}) | |||
|totalbp = 1,600 | |totalbp = 1,600 | ||
|hasabysshazard = true | |hasabysshazard = true | ||
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*The crates near teams' bases were fully [[ink]]able. | *The crates near teams' bases were fully [[ink]]able. | ||
* The ramps used to access different levels of teams' bases were fully inkable. | *The ramps used to access different levels of teams' bases were fully inkable. | ||
*Large crates hung from moving hooks in the central battlefield. | *Large crates hung from moving hooks in the central battlefield. | ||
*The current stack of boxes in the central battlefield was not present. | *The current stack of boxes in the central battlefield was not present. | ||
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===Maps=== | ===Maps=== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Map Walleye Warehouse Turf War Overhead.jpg|Turf War | Map Walleye Warehouse Turf War Overhead.jpg|Turf War | ||
Map Walleye Warehouse Splat Zones Overhead.jpg|Splat Zones | Map Walleye Warehouse Splat Zones Overhead.jpg|Splat Zones | ||
Map Walleye Warehouse Tower Control Overhead.png|Tower Control | Map Walleye Warehouse Tower Control Overhead.png|Tower Control | ||
Map Walleye Warehouse Rainmaker Overhead.jpg|Rainmaker | Map Walleye Warehouse Rainmaker Overhead.jpg|Rainmaker | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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Walleye Warehouse battle.jpg|An enemy engagement in the Stage's center area. | Walleye Warehouse battle.jpg|An enemy engagement in the Stage's center area. | ||
Splash Wall in Walleye Warehouse.jpg|Some Inklings engaging against an enemy Splash Wall. | Splash Wall in Walleye Warehouse.jpg|Some Inklings engaging against an enemy Splash Wall. | ||
S Walleye Warehouse.png|The opening scene for Walleye Warehouse. | |||
Walleyewarehousepicture.png|An angled overhead of one of the bases on either side. | Walleyewarehousepicture.png|An angled overhead of one of the bases on either side. | ||
Walleye Warehouse Splatfest NA Spawn Point.jpg|An Inkling at Walleye Warehouse during a [[Splatfest]]. | Walleye Warehouse Splatfest NA Spawn Point.jpg|An Inkling at Walleye Warehouse during a [[Splatfest]]. | ||
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*[[Cats vs. Dogs (October 2015)]] | *[[Cats vs. Dogs (October 2015)]] | ||
*[[Pirates vs. Ninjas]] | *[[Pirates vs. Ninjas]] | ||
*[[Perfect Body vs. Perfect | *[[Perfect Body vs. Perfect Mind]] | ||
*[[Fancy Party vs. Costume Party]] | *[[Fancy Party vs. Costume Party]] | ||
*[[Callie vs. Marie]] | *[[Callie vs. Marie]] | ||
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===Maps=== | ===Maps=== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
S2 Map Walleye Warehouse Turf War.png|Turf War | S2 Map Walleye Warehouse Turf War.png|Turf War | ||
S2 Map Walleye Warehouse Splat Zones.png|Splat Zones | S2 Map Walleye Warehouse Splat Zones.png|Splat Zones | ||
S2 Map Walleye Warehouse Tower Control.png|Tower Control | S2 Map Walleye Warehouse Tower Control.png|Tower Control | ||
S2 Map Walleye Warehouse Rainmaker.png|Rainmaker | S2 Map Walleye Warehouse Rainmaker.png|Rainmaker | ||
S2 Map Walleye Warehouse Clam Blitz.png|Clam Blitz | S2 Map Walleye Warehouse Clam Blitz.png|Clam Blitz | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
===Gallery === | ===Gallery === | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Walleye Warehouse bird view.jpg|Walleye Warehouse top-side view. | |||
Famitsu squid fashion contest S2 Walleye Warehouse graffiti.jpg|The winning [[graffiti]] design from a Squid Fashion [[Famitsu]] contest that was added to Walleye Warehouse. | |||
S2 Walleye Warehouse Splatfest.jpg|Walleye Warehouse during a Splatfest. | |||
Splatfest Stage Walleye Warehouse.png|Turf War (Splatfest) icon for Walleye Warehouse. | |||
S2 Frosty Fest Walleye Warehouse.jpg|Walleye Warehouse during the [[Family vs. Friends|FrostyFest]] | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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* [[Callie]] and [[Marie]] once held a part-time job here before hosting [[Inkopolis News]]. Callie loved the food served there. | * [[Callie]] and [[Marie]] once held a part-time job here before hosting [[Inkopolis News]]. Callie loved the food served there. | ||
*The stage's name is a reference to the real-life [[Wikipedia:Walleye|walleye]]. The fish shares some similarities with the map itself, with its dark olive or brown color and somewhat rectangular shape, similar to the many containers in the warehouse. | *The stage's name is a reference to the real-life [[Wikipedia:Walleye|walleye]]. The fish shares some similarities with the map itself, with its dark olive or brown color and somewhat rectangular shape, similar to the many containers in the warehouse. | ||
*Walleye Warehouse and [[Arowana Mall]] are the only stages available from | *Walleye Warehouse and [[Arowana Mall]] are the only stages available from ''Splatoon'''s initial release not to be featured in [[Octo Valley (mode)|Octo Valley]] missions. | ||
*A chiming sound can be heard just before the match ends. | *A chiming sound can be heard just before the match ends. | ||
*It is the smallest stage in ''[[Splatoon 2]]''. | *It is the smallest stage in ''[[Splatoon 2]]''. | ||
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===Names in other languages=== | ===Names in other languages=== | ||
{{ | {{Localized name | ||
|Jap=ハコフグ倉庫 | |Jap=ハコフグ倉庫 | ||
|JapR=hakofugu sōko | |JapR=hakofugu sōko | ||
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|Rus=Инкрабсклад | |Rus=Инкрабсклад | ||
|RusR=Inkrabsklad | |RusR=Inkrabsklad | ||
|Internal=Warehouse | |||
}} | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 05:12, 21 March 2024
Walleye Warehouse is a multiplayer stage in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.
Walleye Warehouse is a close-quarters stage, featuring a plethora of obstacles such as crates, boxes, and conveyor belts.
Layout
The spawn area is a narrow hallway with a single slope leading down. In front of the spawn point is a moderately open area with multiple paths leading away and a large crate for last-ditch defenses. The only way on to this level is through a large tarp ramp, forcing players to walk up in their vulnerable humanoid forms. The spawn point area is accessible to the enemy team. The right path from the spawn point and the right opening of the middle floor form a long route to the side areas of the center arena. The left path winds around the outer side of the map into the opposite side area, with grates extending out from occasional openings in the walls.
Going from the middle floor to the main floor is a simple drop, but the most direct opposite path is using another tarp-covered ramp. Beside the ramp is a crate that can only be jumped on to from the top floor and is a great long-range harassment perch. The center is a large square with a U-shaped stack of boxes in the middle, fully inkable. On either side are the side areas, similar to the main area in shape and size, with some boxes of their own at their center, as well as a large wall for cover. There is an abyss on each base area the player can fall to by sliding and jumping through the fences.
Ranked Battle terrain
In Ranked Battles, specifications for the terrain or placement of objects are different between the modes; these changes create new paths or new objects to take cover behind.
Splat Zones
The Splat Zone in this map is located on the central battlefield, with half on one side and a half on the other. The stacked crates are at the center of the zone. To gain control of the zone, a team has to take control of both sides and defend the opposing side from enemy ink to keep the zone.
Tower Control
The Tower is located in the middle of the map, up high the platform. The Tower goes straight forward and to the finish, which is in front of the rival spawn point.
In Splatoon 2, checkpoints have been added: | |||||
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Checkpoint | Location | Timer (Seconds) | Progress Amount | ||
Before | After | Total | |||
1 | The first checkpoint is located in the center near the crate. | 5 | 80 | 72 | 8 |
2 | The second checkpoint is located immediately in between the crate and the uninkable ramp. | 5 | 53 | 45 | 8 |
3 | The third checkpoint is located in the center of the enemy's elevated area beneath spawn. | 6 | 30 | 21 | 9 |
Rainmaker
The Rainmaker in Walleye Warehouse starts in the center of the U-shaped crates. The goal is located directly right from the bottom of the ramp at the opposing team's base. The blocks from the Splat Zones and Tower Control maps for Walleye Warehouse are still in their same spots, as well as some new blocks added for cover from the Rainmaker's ink tornadoes, and for the person holding the Rainmaker to quickly get up the ink resistant ramps.
Clam Blitz
The basket and the bump near it are located in the lower surface near the un-inkable ramps. There are three passageways for the basket: through the center, through the left narrow path, or down the right side by climbing the block.
Splatoon
Walleye Warehouse underwent a series of changes between its development period and release.
Pre-release version
The pre-release version included many differences, such as:
- The crates near teams' bases were fully inkable.
- The ramps used to access different levels of teams' bases were fully inkable.
- Large crates hung from moving hooks in the central battlefield.
- The current stack of boxes in the central battlefield was not present.
- The side passages were not present.
- Stairs were used to access teams' spawn points.
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The large, moving crates hanging from hooks.
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A fully inkable crate.
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A staircase leading to a team's base.
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A roller moving down the hallway.
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Swimming the wall of a container. (link to file)
Release version
Walleye Warehouse was released with the launch of Splatoon.
Version history
Version | Adjustments |
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2.2.0 | |
2.4.0 |
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2.5.0 |
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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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An Inkling with a Splattershot shooting at another Inkling.
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A battle atop the various platforms.
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Two Inklings charging into battle to take on the enemy.
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An Inkling coming out of Super Jumps at the head of the battlefield.
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An enemy engagement in the Stage's center area.
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Some Inklings engaging against an enemy Splash Wall.
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The opening scene for Walleye Warehouse.
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An angled overhead of one of the bases on either side.
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An Inkling at Walleye Warehouse during a Splatfest.
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An Inkling exploring Walleye Warehouse during a Splatfest.
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An Inkling in Walleye Warehouse at night.
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An Inkling looking through Walleye Warehouse during the first Cats vs. Dogs Splatfest.
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An Inkling in the middle of a Super Jump.
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Jellyfish dancing behind one of Walleye Warehouse's spawn points during a Splatfest.
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Promo for Splat Zones at Walleye Warehouse.
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Results of a Turf War in Walleye Warehouse.
Splatfests
Walleye Warehouse was available in the following Splatfests in Splatoon:
- Rice vs. Bread
- Cats vs. Dogs (July 2015)
- Rock vs. Pop
- Grasshopper vs. Ant
- Cats vs. Dogs (October 2015)
- Pirates vs. Ninjas
- Perfect Body vs. Perfect Mind
- Fancy Party vs. Costume Party
- Callie vs. Marie
- Barbarian vs. Ninja
Splatoon 2
Walleye Warehouse was released on 15 December 2017. Aside from the addition of a few small boxes in the center of the stage, Walleye Warehouse remains unchanged when compared to its Splatoon counterpart.
Version history
Version | Adjustments |
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2.2.0 |
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2.3.0 |
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3.1.0 |
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4.0.0 |
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4.3.1 |
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5.0.0 |
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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
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Clam Blitz
Gallery
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Walleye Warehouse top-side view.
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Walleye Warehouse during a Splatfest.
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Turf War (Splatfest) icon for Walleye Warehouse.
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Walleye Warehouse during the FrostyFest
Quotes
View the quotation page. |
Trivia
- Walleye Warehouse was one of the two playable stages during the Splatoon Global Testfire, alongside Saltspray Rig.
- Callie and Marie once held a part-time job here before hosting Inkopolis News. Callie loved the food served there.
- The stage's name is a reference to the real-life walleye. The fish shares some similarities with the map itself, with its dark olive or brown color and somewhat rectangular shape, similar to the many containers in the warehouse.
- Walleye Warehouse and Arowana Mall are the only stages available from Splatoon's initial release not to be featured in Octo Valley missions.
- A chiming sound can be heard just before the match ends.
- It is the smallest stage in Splatoon 2.
Etymology
Walleye Warehouse is derived from the nouns 'walleye' and 'warehouse'. A walleye is a fish with eyes pointed outward as if looking at the walls, hence the name. A warehouse is a commercial building for storage of goods, often used by manufacturers, importers, exporters, wholesalers, transport businesses, customs, etc. They contain containers, crates, boxes, and conveyor belts.
ハコフグ倉庫 hakofugu sōko is derived from 'boxfish' and 'warehouse'. A boxfish is a squared, bony fish.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | ハコフグ倉庫 hakofugu sōko |
Boxfish warehouse |
Dutch | Zeeleeuwloods | Sea Lion Warehouse |
French | Encrepôt | A portmanteau of 'encre' (ink) and 'entrepôt' (warehouse). |
German | Kofferfisch-Lager | Boxfish Warehouse |
Italian | Magazzino | Warehouse |
Russian | Инкрабсклад Inkrabsklad |
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Spanish | Almacén Rodaballo | Turbot Warehouse |
Internal | Warehouse |