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The defining features of the [[stage]] are the two large sloped surfaces that descend from the outer portion of the stage to the lower area near the [[water]]. The [[spawn point]]s are located on elevated platforms that protrude outwards, allowing players to access the right side of the stage easily. Immediately in front, there is a small flat area before the canal descends to the lower point. Players can, however, take a corridor to the left which gets them to the other side of a wall and the other side of the slope. To the far sides of the stage, the lowest flat areas can be found with some obstacles and a ramp only accessible from the lower area. The center of the stage has a large lone barricade. The wall can be [[ink]]ed but the top of it is uninkable. | The defining features of the [[stage]] are the two large sloped surfaces that descend from the outer portion of the stage to the lower area near the [[water]]. The [[spawn point]]s are located on elevated platforms that protrude outwards, allowing players to access the right side of the stage easily. Immediately in front, there is a small flat area before the canal descends to the lower point. Players can, however, take a corridor to the left which gets them to the other side of a wall and the other side of the slope. To the far sides of the stage, the lowest flat areas can be found with some obstacles and a ramp only accessible from the lower area. The center of the stage has a large lone barricade. The wall can be [[ink]]ed but the top of it is uninkable. | ||
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Revision as of 17:20, 26 May 2021
Snapper Canal is a multiplayer stage in Splatoon 2. It is an urban river canal running under a train bridge.
Layout
![](http://cdn.wikimg.net/en/splatoonwiki/images/thumb/5/5b/S2_Snapper_Canal_Overview.jpg/250px-S2_Snapper_Canal_Overview.jpg)
The defining features of the stage are the two large sloped surfaces that descend from the outer portion of the stage to the lower area near the water. The spawn points are located on elevated platforms that protrude outwards, allowing players to access the right side of the stage easily. Immediately in front, there is a small flat area before the canal descends to the lower point. Players can, however, take a corridor to the left which gets them to the other side of a wall and the other side of the slope. To the far sides of the stage, the lowest flat areas can be found with some obstacles and a ramp only accessible from the lower area. The center of the stage has a large lone barricade. The wall can be inked but the top of it is uninkable.
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 is located at the very center of the stage, on the low area with the barricade. The stage is completely unchanged in this mode.
Tower Control
The Tower is located at the center of the stage in place of the barricade. The Tower retreats towards the riders' base and goes left before going forwards over the water, towards the enemy base, and reaches its final destination on the flat area at the top of the slope in front of their base. Spawns have slightly been pushed closer to the center of the map snd the goal, Inkrails have been added in front of the spawn point to facilitate getting into the fight faster. Ramps and blocks have been added throughout the map to reach certain areas faster. The walls near the canal have been replaced with smaller walls, and a new block has been added next to the canal to make map control easier.
Checkpoints:
- The first checkpoint is located at opposing ends of the central lower platform.
- The second checkpoint is located after the Tower has retreated and gone left before it changes directions and heads over the water towards the enemy base.
- The third checkpoint is located immediately after the Tower has cleared the water.
Rainmaker
The Rainmaker is located on top of the barricade at the center of the stage. The goal is located where each team's spawn point would usually be, with ramps having been added to facilitate this. The spawn points have been moved one layer upon a newly added platform. Players can take a more direct approach to the area, can access some newly added inkable walls up the left side of the stage, or infiltrate from the right side.
Clam Blitz
The baskets are located in the flat area in front of the spawn. Spawns are moved to a higher level to create distance between the basket and spawn. An Inkrail that goes over the water canal has been added, designed to be another path to reach the opposing team's basket. Other than that, the layout has been unchanged.
Splatoon 2
Added in | 6 October 2017 |
Total area | 2,247p |
Features | InkrailsTC & CB |
Hazards | Water, Abyss |
The stage was released on 6 October 2017 at 14:00 UTC.[1][2][3]
Version history
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1.4.1 |
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2.0.0 |
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2.1.0 |
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2.2.0 |
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4.0.0 |
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4.2.0 |
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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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A screenshot of the stage with incomplete texture work, found in the game's data.
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Some ducks found on the stage.
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Snapper Canal during a Splatfest.
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Turf War (Splatfest) icon for Snapper Canal.
Quotes
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Trivia
- The stage name is a reference to the family Lutjanidae, known as snapper fish.
- The internal code name for this stage in the game files is "Kawa", from the Japanese 川 (かわ), "River".
- Pearl said that her dad taught her how to ride a bike as a kid here, but according to Marina, she still uses training wheels.
- It is stated that Snapper Canal was already under construction when Pearl was a child and is still ongoing, implying its construction has lasted at least twenty years.
- Snapper Canal is one of four multiplayer stages to appear in the Octo Expansion, alongside Manta Maria, Port Mackerel, and Starfish Mainstage.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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エンガワ河川敷 engawa kasenjiki |
Flatfish Riverbed | |
Moeraalkanaal | Moray Canal | |
Canalmar | From canal and calmar (squid) | |
Canalamar | From canal and calamar (squid) | |
Grätenkanal | Fishbone Canal | |
Canale Cannolicchio | Grooved Razor Shell Canal | |
Подмостовье Podmostov'ye |
"Under bridges", a pun on the Подмосковье Podmoskov'ye, an area near Moscow, the capital of Russia | |
Canal Cormorán |