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{{Other uses|the location|the mode by the same name, also known as '''Hero Mode'''|Octo Canyon (mode)}} ''For the similar location in ''[[Splatoon]]'', see '''[[Octo Valley (location)]]'''. For the song that plays in this area, see '''[[Octo Canyon (song)]]''' | {{Other uses|the location|the mode by the same name, also known as '''Hero Mode'''|Octo Canyon (mode)}} ''For the similar location in ''[[Splatoon]]'', see '''[[Octo Valley (location)]]'''. For the song that plays in this area, see '''[[Octo Canyon (song)]]''' | ||
'''Octo Canyon''' is a hidden location near [[Inkopolis Square]], which serves as the setting of the [[Octo Canyon (mode)|single-player mode]] of the same name in ''[[Splatoon 2]]''.<ref>[https://splatoonus.tumblr.com/post/161099334744 {{SRL}} Live from Squid Research Lab — Unknown to all but a select few, the | '''Octo Canyon''' is a hidden location near [[Inkopolis Square]], which serves as the setting of the [[Octo Canyon (mode)|single-player mode]] of the same name in ''[[Splatoon 2]]''.<ref>[https://splatoonus.tumblr.com/post/161099334744 {{SRL}} Live from Squid Research Lab — Unknown to all but a select few, the "New...]</ref> | ||
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- This article is about the location. For the mode by the same name, also known as Hero Mode, see Octo Canyon (mode). For the similar location in Splatoon, see Octo Valley (location). For the song that plays in this area, see Octo Canyon (song)
Octo Canyon is a hidden location near Inkopolis Square, which serves as the setting of the single-player mode of the same name in Splatoon 2.[1]
Description
There are five sectors in Octo Canyon: Tentakeel Outpost, Suction-Cup Lookout, Beaker's Depot, Slimeskin Garrison, and Cephalon HQ. Each sector has a boss kettle and several invisible kettles for normal levels. Each level contains a Zapfish that the player must retrieve at the end of each level. In certain levels, there are eight Mini Zapfish scattered across the level. In this circumstance, the player must capture all eight Mini Zapfish in order to earn the Zapfish. After defeating the final level, Callie appears and tells the player statistics about their weapons, splats, assists, accuracy, and more.
Trivia
- According to The Art of Splatoon 2, Octo Canyon is a short hour's trip away from Octo Valley by bus and train. The place itself holds the largest logistics base in the Octarian society and has many research facilities.[2]
- Cephalon HQ and Inkopolis are visible from Octo Canyon.
- Octo Canyon can be seen in a map that appeared in a Splatoon 3 developer interview.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
タコツボキャニオン Takotsubo Kyanion |
Octopus Pot Canyon |
 Dutch |
Octocanyon | Octo canyon |
 French |
Octacanyon | Octo canyon |
 German |
Okto-Canyon | Octo Canyon |
 Italian |
Valle Polpo | Octopus Valley |
 Russian |
Осьмо-дол Os'mo-dol |
Octo dale |
 Spanish (NOA) |
Cañón Pulpo | Octo Canyon |
 Spanish (NOE) |
Valle Pulpo | Octo Valley |
References
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