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* The stage's sub title sounds like "Right on!", another slang term from the same period. | * The stage's sub title sounds like "Right on!", another slang term from the same period. | ||
* The Japanese name of this station is a pun on ''Wake wakame'', "It doesn't make any sense". | * The Japanese name of this station is a pun on ''Wake wakame'', "It doesn't make any sense". | ||
* If the player collects all 100 [[Power Egg]]s in one go, three [[Squid Ring]]s appear at the very end, granting them an additional 100 Power Eggs. | |||
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Gnarly Rails Station is a stage in the Octo Expansion.
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Gameplay
The test is a long series of Grindrails and Balloon Fishes. Grind on the rail and ink the Balloon Fishes in order to activate the next section of rails to reach the end. The Dualie Squelcher's dodge roll can be used to quick fall onto the next rails.
Gallery
Trivia
- "Gnarly" is an 80s-90s slang word meaning "Cool".
- The stage's sub title sounds like "Right on!", another slang term from the same period.
- The Japanese name of this station is a pun on Wake wakame, "It doesn't make any sense".
- If the player collects all 100 Power Eggs in one go, three Squid Rings appear at the very end, granting them an additional 100 Power Eggs.
Names in other languages
Translation notes
