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|image = SO Sprite Towering Nobilmente.png | |image = SO Sprite Towering Nobilmente.png | ||
|species = [[Jelleton]] | |||
|eye = Red | |eye = Red | ||
|location = [[Spire of Order]] | |location = [[Spire of Order]] | ||
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'''Towering Nobilmentes''' are [[Jelleton]] enemies in {{S3SO}} that shoot ink with their elongated snouts. | '''Towering Nobilmentes''' are [[Jelleton]] enemies in {{S3SO}} that shoot ink with their elongated snouts. | ||
== | ==Description== | ||
Towering Nobilmentes are not encased in ink like other Jelletons; instead, they have a black ink sac between their head and body. One of its eyes resembles a sniper scope. Towering Nobilmentes have a stack of five tower parts placed on top of their base, which can be individually knocked away to get closer to its real weak spot, its head. Its elongated body and unusual snout lend a resemblance to members of the [[wikipedia:Syngnathidae|Syngnathidae]] family (notably pipefish and seahorses). | Towering Nobilmentes are not encased in ink like other Jelletons; instead, they have a black ink sac between their head and body. One of its eyes resembles a sniper scope. Towering Nobilmentes have a stack of five tower parts placed on top of their base, which can be individually knocked away to get closer to its real weak spot, its head. Its elongated body and unusual snout lend a resemblance to members of the [[wikipedia:Syngnathidae|Syngnathidae]] family (notably pipefish and seahorses). | ||
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SO Icon Towering Nobilmente.png|Towering Nobilmente's icon. | SO Icon Towering Nobilmente.png|Towering Nobilmente's icon. | ||
S3 Decoration Towering Nobilmente.png|A Towering Nobilmente statue inside a glass box. | |||
SO pipefish-like Jelleton.png|A Towering Nobilmente sniping the player in a trailer. | SO pipefish-like Jelleton.png|A Towering Nobilmente sniping the player in a trailer. | ||
SO Towering Nobilmente Concept Art.png|Concept art for the Towering Nobilmente. | |||
SO More Towering Nobilmente Concept Art.png|More concept art for the Towering Nobilmente. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*The Towering Nobilmente is very similar to the [[Stinger]] in {{SR}} and {{SRNW}} in {{S2}} and {{S3}}. Both foes stack on a pile of objects that has to be cut down to be defeated, shoot the player from a long distance with their elongated snouts and have an eye that resembles a [[Wikipedia:Telescopic sight|telescopic sight]]. | == Trivia== | ||
** Unlike the Stinger, Nobilmente heads can be taken out in addition to the segments, whereas only a Stinger's segments are susceptible to damage. | * The Towering Nobilmente is very similar to the [[Stinger]] in {{SR}} and {{SRNW}} in {{S2}} and {{S3}}. Both foes stack on a pile of objects that has to be cut down to be defeated, shoot the player from a long distance with their elongated snouts and have an eye that resembles a [[Wikipedia:Telescopic sight|telescopic sight]]. | ||
**Unlike the Stinger, Nobilmente heads can be taken out in addition to the segments, whereas only a Stinger's segments are susceptible to damage. | |||
*Towering Nobilmente's way of shooting at the player, taking a few seconds to aim, is very similar to that of the [[Octosniper]] in the [[Single-player|Hero Mode]] campaigns, especially when a Nobilmente is deemed to have existed for too long. | *Towering Nobilmente's way of shooting at the player, taking a few seconds to aim, is very similar to that of the [[Octosniper]] in the [[Single-player|Hero Mode]] campaigns, especially when a Nobilmente is deemed to have existed for too long. | ||
*The design for the Towering Nobilmente could invoke a unique spin on the Japanese game ''daruma otoshi'': while one can knock the orderly segments of a Nobilmente out to reach the head, the player is rewarded for taking out the head. | *The design for the Towering Nobilmente could invoke a unique spin on the Japanese game ''daruma otoshi'': while one can knock the orderly segments of a Nobilmente out to reach the head, the player is rewarded for taking out the head. | ||
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{{Localized name | {{Localized name | ||
|color=Side Order | |color=Side Order | ||
|Jap= | |Jap=そびえ立つノビルメンテ | ||
|JapR= | |JapR=sobietatsu nobirumente | ||
|JapM= | |JapM=Towering Nobilmente | ||
|Dut=Verheven Nobilmente | |Dut=Verheven Nobilmente | ||
|DutM=Sublime Nobilmente | |DutM=Sublime Nobilmente | ||
|FreE= | |FreE=Nobilmente imposant | ||
|FreEM= | |FreEM=Impressive Nobilmente | ||
|Ger=Turmhohes Nobilmente | |Ger=Turmhohes Nobilmente | ||
|GerM=Tower-high Nobilmente | |GerM=Tower-high Nobilmente | ||
Latest revision as of 11:53, 1 April 2024
Towering Nobilmente
| Species | Jelleton |
| Habitat | Scenic elevations |
| Eye color | Red |
| Location | Spire of Order |
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Towering Nobilmentes are Jelleton enemies in Splatoon 3: Side Order that shoot ink with their elongated snouts.
Description
Towering Nobilmentes are not encased in ink like other Jelletons; instead, they have a black ink sac between their head and body. One of its eyes resembles a sniper scope. Towering Nobilmentes have a stack of five tower parts placed on top of their base, which can be individually knocked away to get closer to its real weak spot, its head. Its elongated body and unusual snout lend a resemblance to members of the Syngnathidae family (notably pipefish and seahorses).
Strategy
- If their head is shot before the rest of the body, it explodes and damages nearby enemies.
- Its charging speed accelerates as it loses body segments or if left alone for too long. The segments regrow if it is left alone.
Quotes
The following text is quoted from the Jelleton Field Guide.
 (1) |
The head at the top is where you want to aim. Take that out, and what's left will explode to damage any enemies nearby. |
 (30) |
If the head's out of reach, cut the body down to size. But finish the job, or they'll regrow the tower part! They'll get more aggressive, too, so watch out. |
 (150) |
They attack like someone gave 'em a charger! If they miss with the first shot, don't give them a second chance, Eight! |
| Conclusion Take it out at the head! | |
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Towering Nobilmente's icon.
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A Towering Nobilmente statue inside a glass box.
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A Towering Nobilmente sniping the player in a trailer.
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Concept art for the Towering Nobilmente.
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More concept art for the Towering Nobilmente.
Trivia
- The Towering Nobilmente is very similar to the Stinger in Salmon Run and Salmon Run Next Wave in Splatoon 2 and Splatoon 3. Both foes stack on a pile of objects that has to be cut down to be defeated, shoot the player from a long distance with their elongated snouts and have an eye that resembles a telescopic sight.
- Unlike the Stinger, Nobilmente heads can be taken out in addition to the segments, whereas only a Stinger's segments are susceptible to damage.
- Towering Nobilmente's way of shooting at the player, taking a few seconds to aim, is very similar to that of the Octosniper in the Hero Mode campaigns, especially when a Nobilmente is deemed to have existed for too long.
- The design for the Towering Nobilmente could invoke a unique spin on the Japanese game daruma otoshi: while one can knock the orderly segments of a Nobilmente out to reach the head, the player is rewarded for taking out the head.
Etymology
"Nobilmente" is an Italian musical term for a refined, chaste, and lofty piece.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
そびえ立つノビルメンテ sobietatsu nobirumente |
Towering Nobilmente |
 Dutch |
Verheven Nobilmente | Sublime Nobilmente |
 French (NOE) |
Nobilmente imposant | Impressive Nobilmente |
 German |
Turmhohes Nobilmente | Tower-high Nobilmente |
 Italian |
Barocco torreggiante | Towering Baroque |
 Russian |
Высокое каланчаменте Vysokoe kalanchamente |
High watchtowermente |
 Spanish (NOE) |
Nobile dominante | Dominant nobile |
