Also appears in Octodiver and Twintacle Octotrooper forms. The shield can be destroyed after taking a lot of damage, but their exposed backsides are their weak spots, easily hit after being distracted. Octotroopers with shields in front of their machines. These can deal a lot of damage in numbers but are also susceptible to gravity. They act and look almost identically to their regular versions but shoot a duo of shots that bounce along the ground. Octotroopers that ride a different machine resembling a gumball machine. They have very little health and mobility and so are easily defeated, but may pose a threat in numbers. The basic grunts of the Octarian army, Octotroopers stand on small machines that allow them to shoot single, very slow ink globules. This list is organized by order of appearance.Įnemies marked with * are newly introduced in Splatoon 2.įor enemy data, see Octo Canyon data. These include ride rails, Inkfurlers, and Bounce Pads. Many mechanics return in Octo Canyon that made their first appearance in Octo Valley, with the addition of various new ones. They are given to Agent 4 from Sheldon, and they include the Hero Shot, Hero Roller, Hero Charger, Hero Dualies, Hero Brella, Hero Splatling, Hero Blaster, Hero Slosher, and Herobrush. The player is given many different weapon choices as the story progresses. Octo Canyon functions in mostly the same way as Octo Valley, with the addition of new enemies and new mechanics. With Marie's help, Agent 4 frees Callie from Octavio's hypnoshades and defeats him once more. After completing all five sections of the Canyon, and beating each sections' boss, Agent 4 confronts DJ Octavio, who has brainwashed Callie.

Agent 4 travels to the underground lair known as Octo Canyon to recover the Great Zapfish. After the Great Zapfish is stolen a second time by the Octarians, Marie recruits Agent 4 to find the Great Zapfish and her missing cousin Callie.

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