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The '''Octobot King''' is a spherical device used by [[DJ Octavio]] in his boss fights, and has undergone multiple unique models. | |||
[[File:DJ Octavio Enter the Octobot King transparent bg.png|thumb|[[DJ Octavio]] in the Octobot King]] | |||
The '''Octobot King''' is a spherical robotic device used by [[DJ Octavio]] in his boss fights, and has undergone multiple unique models. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
===''Splatoon | ===''Splatoon''=== | ||
The original model, simply known as the '''Octobot King''', is first fought in the mission [[Enter the Octobot King!]] of [[Splatoon | The original model, simply known as the '''Octobot King''', is first fought in the mission [[Enter the Octobot King!]] of ''[[Splatoon]]''{{'s}} [[Octo Valley (mode)|Octo Valley]]. It comes equipped with [[Octorpedo]]es, disco ball-like dodecahedrons that summon enemies, a [[Killer Wail]], two robotic fists, and a massive octopus-like bomb. [[Agent 3]] must deflect the robotic fists and octopus bomb back at the Octobot King to damage him. | ||
===''Splatoon 2''=== | ===''Splatoon 2''=== | ||
The second time it is fought, it is in a upgraded form called the '''Octobot King II''' and is fought in the mission [[Tide Goes Out (mission)|Tide Goes Out]] of [[Splatoon 2 | The second time it is fought, it is in a upgraded form called the '''Octobot King II''' and is fought in the mission [[Tide Goes Out (mission)|Tide Goes Out]] of ''[[Splatoon 2]]''{{'s}} [[Octo Canyon (mode)|Octo Canyon]]. It has been modified to include a stage for [[Callie]] to perform on and lots of audio amplifiers. It retains the giant fists of the original model, but now comes equipped with giant versions of [[Splat Bomb]]s and [[Suction Bomb]]s, takoyaki-shaped bombs that create static tornadoes, and new speakers that function similarly to a [[Splash Wall]]. In addition, the Octobot King's fists are now capable of spinning, making them immune to being inked temporarily. Similarly, [[Agent 4]] must deflect the robotic fists back at the Octobot King. | ||
===''Splatoon 3''=== | ===''Splatoon 3''=== | ||
The third time it is fought, it has the name of the '''Octobot King L3.Gs''' and is in [[Octobot King L3.Gs|the mission of the same name]] in [[Splatoon 3 | The third time it is fought, it has the name of the '''Octobot King L3.Gs''' and is in [[Octobot King L3.Gs|the mission of the same name]] in ''[[Splatoon 3]]''{{'s}} [[Return of the Mammalians]]. It retains its robotic fists, which are now capable of slapping and pointing. In addition to the normal and spinning punches of its previous versions, it is now also capable of slapping the ground to produce a [[Wave Breaker]]-like shockwave, similarly to an [[Amped Octostamp]]. The front speakers now double up as vents and an [[Ink Vac]], with the most prominent feature being its ability to transform between bipedal and flying forms. At the end of the story, it is further modified to fly through space and use a brushroll-styled Ink Vac. DJ Octavio then uses it to rescue [[Agent 3 (Splatoon 3)|Agent 3]] from space, and the two team up to use it to defeat [[Mr. Grizz]]. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Octobot King MK II.jpeg|DJ Octavio in the Octobot King II | File:Octobot King MK II.jpeg|DJ Octavio in the Octobot King II | ||
File:Splatoon 3 DJ Octavio with new octobot.png|DJ Octavio in the Octobot King L3.Gs | File:Splatoon 3 DJ Octavio with new octobot.png|DJ Octavio in the Octobot King L3.Gs | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*All models of the Octobot King are loosely modelled | *All models of the Octobot King are loosely modelled on a disco ball. | ||
*The name of the L3.Gs resembles the word LEGS, and is a joking reference to the fact that this Octobot King has legs while the prior versions do not. | *The name of the Octobot King L3.Gs resembles the word LEGS, and is a joking reference to the fact that this Octobot King has legs while the prior versions do not. | ||
*The Octobot King and Octobot King II are powered by the [[Great Zapfish]], but the Octobot King L3.Gs is not. This may be the in-universe justification for why its fight (as the first boss of Splatoon 3) is less challenging than the fights with the previous two versions (as the final bosses of their respective campaigns). | *The Octobot King and Octobot King II are powered by the [[Great Zapfish]], but the Octobot King L3.Gs is not. This may be the in-universe justification for why its fight (as the first boss of ''Splatoon 3'') is less challenging than the fights with the previous two versions (as the final bosses of their respective campaigns). | ||
=== Names in other languages === | === Names in other languages === | ||
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|Jap=タコツボキング A-MIX | |Jap=タコツボキング A-MIX | ||
|JapR=Takotsubo kingu A-MIX | |JapR=Takotsubo kingu A-MIX | ||
|JapM=Octopus Pot King A-MIX <ref group="notes">The name ''"タコツボ"'' (''"Takostubo"'') is also used for the place of residence for the Octarian society, being Octo Valley and Octo Canyon.</ref> | |JapM=Octopus Pot King A-MIX<ref group="notes">The name ''"タコツボ"'' (''"Takostubo"'') is also used for the place of residence for the Octarian society, being Octo Valley and Octo Canyon.</ref> | ||
|Dut=Octotiran Remix | |Dut=Octotiran Remix | ||
|DutM=Octo tyrant Remix | |DutM=Octo tyrant Remix | ||
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}} | }} | ||
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=== Octobot King L3.Gs === | === Octobot King L3.Gs === | ||
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|ChiS=蛸壶王者 区域战型|ChiSM=Octobot King Zoner|ChiSR=Xiāo hú wángzhě qūyù zhàn xíng}}{{Navbox/Octarians}} | |ChiS=蛸壶王者 区域战型 | ||
|ChiSM=Octobot King Zoner | |||
|ChiSR=Xiāo hú wángzhě qūyù zhàn xíng}} | |||
{{Navbox/Octarians}} | |||
[[Category:Octarian Machines]] | [[Category:Octarian Machines]] | ||
[[Category:Great Octoweapons]] | [[Category:Great Octoweapons]] | ||
[[Category:Octobosses]] | [[Category:Octobosses]] | ||
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The Octobot King is a spherical robotic device used by DJ Octavio in his boss fights, and has undergone multiple unique models.
Appearances
Splatoon
The original model, simply known as the Octobot King, is first fought in the mission Enter the Octobot King! of Splatoon's Octo Valley. It comes equipped with Octorpedoes, disco ball-like dodecahedrons that summon enemies, a Killer Wail, two robotic fists, and a massive octopus-like bomb. Agent 3 must deflect the robotic fists and octopus bomb back at the Octobot King to damage him.
Splatoon 2
The second time it is fought, it is in a upgraded form called the Octobot King II and is fought in the mission Tide Goes Out of Splatoon 2's Octo Canyon. It has been modified to include a stage for Callie to perform on and lots of audio amplifiers. It retains the giant fists of the original model, but now comes equipped with giant versions of Splat Bombs and Suction Bombs, takoyaki-shaped bombs that create static tornadoes, and new speakers that function similarly to a Splash Wall. In addition, the Octobot King's fists are now capable of spinning, making them immune to being inked temporarily. Similarly, Agent 4 must deflect the robotic fists back at the Octobot King.
Splatoon 3
The third time it is fought, it has the name of the Octobot King L3.Gs and is in the mission of the same name in Splatoon 3's Return of the Mammalians. It retains its robotic fists, which are now capable of slapping and pointing. In addition to the normal and spinning punches of its previous versions, it is now also capable of slapping the ground to produce a Wave Breaker-like shockwave, similarly to an Amped Octostamp. The front speakers now double up as vents and an Ink Vac, with the most prominent feature being its ability to transform between bipedal and flying forms. At the end of the story, it is further modified to fly through space and use a brushroll-styled Ink Vac. DJ Octavio then uses it to rescue Agent 3 from space, and the two team up to use it to defeat Mr. Grizz.
Gallery
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DJ Octavio in the Octobot King II
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DJ Octavio in the Octobot King L3.Gs
Trivia
- All models of the Octobot King are loosely modelled on a disco ball.
- The name of the Octobot King L3.Gs resembles the word LEGS, and is a joking reference to the fact that this Octobot King has legs while the prior versions do not.
- The Octobot King and Octobot King II are powered by the Great Zapfish, but the Octobot King L3.Gs is not. This may be the in-universe justification for why its fight (as the first boss of Splatoon 3) is less challenging than the fights with the previous two versions (as the final bosses of their respective campaigns).
Names in other languages
Octobot King II
Octobot King L3.Gs
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