Octowasher

Octowasher​

Octowasher

Species	Machine (Octarian-made)
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Eye color	Cyan (Octo Expansion) Pink (Splatoon 3)
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Location	Deepsea Metro, Alterna
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Octowashers are obstacles found in the Octo Expansion and Return of the Mammalians. They are Octarian machines, composed of two circular fans placed horizontally one over the other, with a spinning torrent of ink between them. The top fan has two lamps that resemble eyes, similarly to Flooders. Stationary Octowashers dimly flash orange in the Octo Expansion or white in Return of the Mammalians, while moving ones spin and flash bright orange or white, respectively. Octowashers are completely indestructible.

Octowashers are usually found on or near ride rails and most of them are stationary, though some move towards or away from the player. Touching them immediately breaks the player's armor or splats them if they have no armor, and also knocks them off any ride rails they were on (usually causing a splat from the resulting fall).

Appearances

Octo Expansion

• B06 Notorious Station
• D06C01 Radical Rails Station
• D07 Targetbuster Station
• F03 Pop Star Station
• F05 Popalicious Station
• H04 Shooter McStation
• I05B08 Righteous Rails Station
• I09B02 Poppin' Fresh Station
• J06D11 Ink & Watch Station
• Escape 03 Belly Phase
• Escape 06 Peristalsis Phase

Return of the Mammalians

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• 0204 Splitting Crosshairs
• 0304 Try Curling! Alterna's 11th Most Popular Athleisure Activity!
• 0605 The Enemy Ink Is Lava!

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  Agent 8, a stack of crates, and an Octowasher.

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  Two stationary Octowashers.

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  Another stationary Octowasher on a rail.

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  An Octowasher in Return of the Mammalians

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  An Octowasher with a target crate on top of it.

Etymology

"Octowasher" is derived from 'octopus' and 'washer'.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	タコウォッシャー Takowosshā	Octopus washer
Dutch	Octoboener	Octo scrubber
French	Tentabrosse	From "tentacule", tentacle and "brosse", brush
German	Oktoschrubber	Octoscrubber