Gushing Trionfale
Species | Jelleton |
Habitat | High-clearance ceilings |
Eye color | Red |
Location | Spire of Order |
HP | 1000 (capsule) |
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Gushing Trionfales are Jelleton enemies in Splatoon 3: Side Order. They have a clam-like body and attack by launching Splat Bombs and Toxic Mist from capsules above their shells.
Description
Gushing Trionfales bear a striking resemblance to an empty giant clam shells, having a striped exterior and interlocking "teeth". Unlike giant clams, however, they have a bulbous, black-and-red eye on the exterior of each side of their shell. Unusually for a Jelleton, Gushing Trionfales are not coated in a layer of ink. Their shell halves appear to be held together with a screw.
A geyser-like stream of ink erupts from the inside of Gushing Trionfales, juggling an ink-coated, spherical capsule. This is a reference to the fact that bivalves are capable of generating pearls within their body, which are commonly believed to be spherical (although such cases are comparatively rare).
Strategy
- When fighting a Gushing Trionfale, attack its capsule to cause it to self-destruct, which will also damage other nearby Jelletons.
- Capsules can be shot down after being launched, which will convert whatever is inside to the player's color.
Quotes
The following text is quoted from the Jelleton Field Guide.
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Shoot down the capsules it spews. It'll self-destruct and save you some trouble. |
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You can also shoot the capsules after they're launched to convert them to your ink! They contain things like bombs and Toxic Mist. |
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Huh?! You're telling me THAT'S what was spamming those Splat Bombs at us?! |
Conclusion Make it eat that capsule! |
Gallery
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Gushing Trionfale's icon.
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A Gushing Trionfale statue inside a glass box.
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A Gushing Trionfale in a trailer.
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A Gushing Trionfale can be seen in the background.
Etymology
"Trionfale" is Italian for "triumphant". It may be a reference to the "Marcia Trionfale" (composed by Viktorin Hallmayer) which is the music used to announce the arrival of the pope, and the first anthem of Vatican City.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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噴出するトリオンファーレ funshutsu suru torionfāre |
Gushing Trionfale | |
Bruisende Trionfale | Sparkling Trionfale | |
Trionfale jaillissant | Gushing Trionfale | |
Sprudelndes Trionfale | Gushing Trionfale | |
Madrigale eruttante | Erupting madrigal | |
Бурлящее бомболеро Burlyashchee bombolero |
Seething bombolero[a] | |
Trionfo en erupción | Erupting Trionfo (Italian for "triumph") |
Translation notes