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Splatoon 3​

Lemuria Hub

Added in	Sizzle Season 2024
Total area	2,262p
Features	Moving platforms Sponges (TW, SZ, TC) Inkrails (RM, CB)
Hazards	Abyss

Lemuria Hub is a multiplayer stage in Splatoon 3, which was added to the game as a part of Sizzle Season 2024 on 1 June 2024. It takes place in a train station. Unlike most stages, it features lateral symmetry.

Splatoon 3

Maps

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  Turf War

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  Splat Zones

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  Tower Control

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  Rainmaker

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  Clam Blitz

Gallery

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  A waiting area featuring advertisements for Arowana Mall and Skipper Pavilion.

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  Jellyfish on the platforms waiting for the trains.

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  Lemuria Hub in the Sizzle Season 2024 trailer

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Trivia

• The design of the stage is based on the real-life Kyoto Station.
• The upside-down Eiffel Tower from the Crater and the tall skyscraper in the middle of Splatsville can be seen from this stage.
• This is the third stage with lateral symmetry if Shifty Stations are not included (after Saltspray Rig and Skipper Pavilion), and the fifth if they are (after Zappy Longshocking and Bridge to Tentaswitchia).
• Some of the advertisements on this stage reference Kelp Dome, Goby Arena, Shellendorf Institute, Museum d'Alfonsino, Arowana Mall, Skipper Pavilion, Camp Triggerfish, and Brinewater Springs.
• Some of the Deepsea Metro lines can be seen in a subway map.
• There are posters that reference the musical productions The Lion King, Wicked, and Phantom of the Opera.
• The green train that runs in the first platform is based on the real-life Japan Railway 201 series

Etymology

Lemuria is a hypothesized lost continent that has supposedly sunk into the Indian Ocean. It is referenced in many mythological and supernatural stories and theories. A hub is a term for a central transport station, usually for trains.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	リュウグウターミナル Ryūgū Tāminaru	Ryūgū Terminal
Dutch	Lemurië Centraal	Lemuria Central [station]
French	Gare Aiguillat	Dogfish terminal
German	Bahnhof Lemuria	Lemuria Train Station
Italian	Stazione Lemuria	Lemuria Station
Russian	Вокзал Лемурия Vokzal Lemuriya	Lemuria railway terminal
Spanish	Terminal Dragón	Dragon Terminal
Chinese (Simplified)	龙宫转运站 lónggōng zhuǎnyùnzhàn	Dragon Palace Transport Interchange
Chinese (Traditional)	龍宮轉運站 lónggōng zhuǎnyùnzhàn (Mandarin) lung4 gung1 zyun2 wan6 zaam6 (Cantonese)	Dragon Palace Transport Interchange
Korean	용궁 터미널 yong-gung teomineol	Dragon Palace Terminal
Internal	AutoWalk