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Revision as of 14:35, 23 April 2021

C05: Stamped-Up Station
Deepsea Metro Line C
C07: Totally 8-Ball Station

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Bust 'n' Move Station is a mission in the Octo Expansion.

Gameplay

The player must destroy twenty crates of varying size and durability on a rotating platform without enemies within a two-minute time limit with 3 lives to spare. The platform is large and wide with many inkable and uninkable walls, as well as several grated walls. This stage is a confusing complex and has a variety of places where boxes can be. To pass this test, you’ll need good memory or curiosity for box location. The player has to pick from the weapon selections of the Slosher, Splattershot, and Squiffer, all with a splat bomb. This test is difficult due to the fact that the player must break all boxes on a rotating platform that has a short idle durability.

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Quotes

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C.Q. Cumber's Quotes

Please destroy all 20 target crates before time runs out.
The structure will rotate out from under you, so be sure to lay down some ink.
The timer will start once you jumped in.
You ran out of time - test failed.

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Cap'n Cuttlefish's Quotes

Whoa ho - it's spinning!
Halfway there - don't get complacent!

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Marina's Quotes

Listen up - you need to bust all 20 target crates before time runs out!
Almost done, Agent 8!

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Pearl's Quotes

Jump on in to get things started.
Rotation imminent!

Trivia

  • The English title and subtitle for this station are references to the 1989 dance/rap song Bust a Move by Young MC.
  • This station has a Game Boy Advance Wireless Adapter, Nintendo e-Reader and GBA screen magnifier floating around in the background.
  • The Japanese name of this station is a pun on "Cha shibaku" (have some tea) and is an Osaka dialect slang word.

Names in other languages

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Translation notes