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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== |
Revision as of 11:38, 24 June 2019
Ink Switches are a mechanic in Splatoon 2. They appear in Octo Canyon and the Octo Expansion, as well as several Shifty Stations.
They appear to be den-den daiko (Japanese pellet drums) with targets painted on them. When hit with ink, they spin in one direction which usually moves a connected platform or another object. Once left alone, they will start winding back to the moved object's original location.
Appearances
Octo Canyon
- Dancing Floors (Mission #13)
- Cephalon HQ (Sector 5)
- Platform Madhouse (Mission #25)
- Paradise Lanes (Mission #26)
Deepsea Metro
- A07 Maverick Station
- B03 Spin Docto Station
- C11 Abracadabra Station
- C08 Right Round Station
- D01B15 Ink from Above Station
- E03 Don't Ralph Station
- E09 Squee-G Funk Station
- H05 Ink It Station
- I07G07 Ride with Me Station
- J02 Matchmaster Station
- J05C14 Stick 'n' Move Station
Shifty Station
- Layout 10: Zappy Longshocking
- Layout 21: Bridge to Tentaswitchia
Gallery
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An Ink Switch in-game.
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Ink Switches used in Zappy Longshocking.
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An Ink Switch lit up after being hit with ink.