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==Prima Guide Description== | |||
“Recognizable by their two tentacles, Twintacle Octotroopers perform just like standard Octotroopers. However, they’re equipped with faster-firing turrets, making them a much more formidable threat. While you can easily dodge the incoming blobs of [[Ink|ink]] fired by Octotroopers, these more advanced enemies fire narrow, fast-moving streams of purple ink. Avoid face-to-face encounters when possible. Instead, swim through your ink and take them by surprise, shooting them in the back with your primary weapon. Or simply stay behind cover and take them out with [[Splat Bomb|Splat Bombs]] or [[Autobomb|Autobombs]].” | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* If a [[Splat Bomb]] is thrown at a Twintacle Octotrooper, it will attempt to retreat. If there is an open ledge nearby, this can be used to force the Twintacle Octotrooper off of it. | * If a [[Splat Bomb]] is thrown at a Twintacle Octotrooper, it will attempt to retreat. If there is an open ledge nearby, this can be used to force the Twintacle Octotrooper off of it. |
Revision as of 15:13, 26 February 2020
Template:InfoboxCharacter Twintacle Octotroopers are a variety of Octotroopers in Octo Valley, Octo Canyon, and the Octo Expansion. Unlike regular Octotroopers, their body consists of two tentacles, and fire rapid-fire bursts of ink at the player when spotted. In addition, Twintacle Octotroopers use their second tentacle to move their vehicle around, which can be trapped in the player's ink, slowing them down. They also have a shielded variant, as well as a snorkel variant.
Description
Twintacle Octotroopers appear to be like a normal Octotrooper, but have two tentacles instead of one and wear an angrier expression. Their variations, however, such as the Shielded Twintacle Octotrooper and Twintacle Octodiver are the same as their Octotrooper counterparts.
Unlike normal Octotroopers who spit out blobs of ink, their assault contraptions have a green button, operated by their second tentacle. Once pressed, it rapidly fires out several shots of ink.
Twintacle Octotroopers are also seen piloting Octoseekers.
Appearances
Octo Valley
- Octotrooper Hideout (Mission #1)
- Lair of the Octoballs (Mission #2)
- Gusher Gauntlet (Mission #4)
- Floating Sponge Garden (Mission #5)
- Propeller-Lift Playground (Mission #6)
- Spreader Splatfest (Mission #7)
- Unidentified Flying Object (Mission #9)
- Inkrail Skyscape (Mission #10)
- Inkvisible Avenues (Mission #11)
- Flooder Junkyard (Mission #12)
- Shifting Splatforms (Mission #13)
- Undeniable Flying Object (Mission #15)
- Propeller-Lift Fortress (Mission #16)
- Octosniper Ramparts (Mission #17)
- Spinning Spreaders (Mission #18)
- Tumbling Splatforms (Mission #19)
- Unwelcome Flying Object (Mission #21)
- Splat-Switch Revolution (Mission #22)
- Spongy Observatory (Mission #23)
- Pinwheel Power Plant (Mission #24)
- Far-Flung Flooders (Mission #25)
- Enter the Octobot King! (Boss #5)
Octo Canyon
- Sunset Octocopter (Mission #3)
- Octoseeker Shakedown (Mission #10)[a]
- Parking Garage (Mission #14)
- Secret Bowling Alley (Mission #16)
- Towering Heights (Mission #18)
- Underground Expressway (Mission #22)
- The Octogalaxy (Mission #23)
- Platform Madhouse (Mission #25)
Octo Expansion
- B11 Tubular 8-Ball Station
- B12 Brute Rollup Station
- B13 Phat Splatz Station
- D10 Labyrinth Station
- F02 Slow Ride Station
- F06 Duh-Oh Station
- G10 E07 Iceman Station
- H01 D03 Slap Bracelet Station
- H02 Ballercise Station
- H05 Ink It Station
- I04 Can't Touch This Station
- I07 C07 Ride with Me Station
- J04 Footloose Station
- Escape 01 Coccyx Phase
- Escape 02 Villi Phase[a]
- Escape 05 Diaphragm Phase
Prima Guide Description
“Recognizable by their two tentacles, Twintacle Octotroopers perform just like standard Octotroopers. However, they’re equipped with faster-firing turrets, making them a much more formidable threat. While you can easily dodge the incoming blobs of ink fired by Octotroopers, these more advanced enemies fire narrow, fast-moving streams of purple ink. Avoid face-to-face encounters when possible. Instead, swim through your ink and take them by surprise, shooting them in the back with your primary weapon. Or simply stay behind cover and take them out with Splat Bombs or Autobombs.”
Trivia
- If a Splat Bomb is thrown at a Twintacle Octotrooper, it will attempt to retreat. If there is an open ledge nearby, this can be used to force the Twintacle Octotrooper off of it.
- When hit, a Twintacle Octotrooper's expression will change; instead of its usual angry look, it appears very distressed and sad.
Gallery
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A solo Twintacle Octotrooper.
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A Twintacle Octotrooper in Splatoon 2.
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A Sanitized Twintacle Octotrooper.
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Two Twintacle Octotroopers firing ink shots.
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Size comparison with an Inkling.
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An Twintacle Octotrooper covered in ink, looking quite unhappy.
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A Twintacle Octotrooper in Inkrail Skyscape.
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Concept art of the Octotrooper's hovercraft, from The Art of Splatoon.
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Model of a Twintacle Octotrooper from Splatoon 2.
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Spinning Spreaders Icon
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Twintacle Octotrooper Mem cake
Names in other languages
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Indirectly (Octoseeker pilot)
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