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'''Kamabo''' is a company in the ''Splatoon 2'' [[Octo Expansion]]. It is the company that operates the [[Deepsea Metro]] and [[C.Q. Cumber]]'s employer. The company's logo is made of two wave shapes that form a sea cucumber and appears throughout the expansion in loading screens, challenge selection, and on various item (such as the [[CQ Card]] and C.Q. Cumber's hat). The logo is also seen on the Rainmaker and the Tower in the tests instead of the regular Ranked's anchor logo. | '''Kamabo''' is a company in the ''Splatoon 2'' [[Octo Expansion]]. It is the company that operates the [[Deepsea Metro]] and [[C.Q. Cumber]]'s employer. The company's logo is made of two wave shapes that form a sea cucumber and appears throughout the expansion in loading screens, challenge selection, and on various item (such as the [[CQ Card]] and C.Q. Cumber's hat). The logo is also seen on the Rainmaker and the Tower in the tests instead of the regular Ranked's anchor logo. | ||
Following Commander Tartar's defeat, C.Q. Cumber mentions that Kamabo Co. has ceased to exist; in light of this, it is likely that it existed as a front for the AI's operations. | |||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 19 June 2018
Kamabo is a company in the Splatoon 2 Octo Expansion. It is the company that operates the Deepsea Metro and C.Q. Cumber's employer. The company's logo is made of two wave shapes that form a sea cucumber and appears throughout the expansion in loading screens, challenge selection, and on various item (such as the CQ Card and C.Q. Cumber's hat). The logo is also seen on the Rainmaker and the Tower in the tests instead of the regular Ranked's anchor logo.
Following Commander Tartar's defeat, C.Q. Cumber mentions that Kamabo Co. has ceased to exist; in light of this, it is likely that it existed as a front for the AI's operations.
Etymology
- Kamabo sounds like a part of the word Cucumber.
- When shortening their name to Kamabo Co., the name likely references Kamaboko, a type of cured surimi, a processed seafood product common in Japanese cuisine.
