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S2 Splatfest map.png|The map of Inkopolis Square during a Splatfest event in ''Splatoon 2''. | S2 Splatfest map.png|The map of Inkopolis Square during a Splatfest event in ''Splatoon 2''. | ||
S2 Octo Canyon map.png|The map of Octo Canyon. | S2 Octo Canyon map.png|The map of Octo Canyon. | ||
Octo Expansion subway map.jpg| | Octo Expansion subway map.jpg|[[Deepsea Metro]] subway map in [[Octo Expansion]]. | ||
Octo Expansion subway map3.jpg|The same map, focused on a specific station | |||
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Revision as of 21:48, 20 March 2018
- For battle locations, see stage.
Maps are navigational tools used in the Splatoon series.
Usage
The map shows a comprehensive, top-down map of the current playing field. It is constantly updated to show every splatter of ink and the locations of all teammates, represented by small icons. When an enemy is under attack or tracked using a weapon or ability, their icon can also be seen on the map temporarily. Players can select the location of an ally or Squid Beakon to Super Jump to that location.
When not in battle, the map shows all accessible locations in Inkopolis. The player can instantly go to the desired location by selecting the applicable button near the map.
History
In Splatoon, the map is viewable only on the Wii U GamePad. Interaction with the map is done using the GamePad touch screen.
In Splatoon 2, the map is accessed by pressing . The or motion-controlled pointer are used to select Super Jump locations, and the button is used to start the Super Jump.
Gallery
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The map in Splatoon.
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The map in Splatoon 2.
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The map of Inkopolis Square.
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The map of Inkopolis Square during a Splatfest event in Splatoon 2.
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The map of Octo Canyon.
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Deepsea Metro subway map in Octo Expansion.
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The same map, focused on a specific station