They possess the ability to Super Jump, and in Labyrinth Station they Super Jump from beams on the roof. They are shown to have pale greenish skin, dark teal-colored fingertips and blue hair with neon yellow tips. The physical coloration of the Octolings is very different from normal ones. They are also able to use additional subs including Burst Bombs and Autobombs, and can now use specials, including the Inkjet, Tenta Missiles, Sting Ray, Ink Storm, Splat-Bomb Launcher, Ink Armor, and Splashdown. The Octo Expansion introduces the Sanitized Octolings, using all previous weapons, as well as new mains, subs, and specials, including Octarian versions of the Herobrush, Hero Dualies, and Hero Brella. Marina of Off the Hook is an Octoling and a former member of the Octarian army who has since defected from their forces. They appear in the missions Octoling Strike, Parking Garage, Octoling Assault, Propellerland, Octolings Ahoy!, and Octoling Workout. Their versions are differentiated by being red and black instead of yellow and black. In addition to the Octo Shot, the Octolings have Octarian versions of the Hero Blaster, Hero Roller, and Hero Slosher. Octolings in some stages spawn far away from Agent 4 and Super Jump near their location to attack. Some Octolings have colored fingertips similar to that of Marina, and Elite Octolings have dark maroon-colored hair instead of black, but otherwise function the same as they did in Splatoon. In Splatoon 2, Octolings have a slightly different design of their gear, wearing the Octoling Shades, Neo Octoling Armor, and Neo Octoling Boots. Their hairstyle is also not available for playable Octolings. Compared to playable Octolings, they have a different octopus form, which has curlier tentacles of the same length and Octarian eyes. Like Inklings, Octolings have an octopus form, which they can use to swim or hide in ink, but can sometimes be seen using it on dry land. Octoling hair color seems unrelated to their ink, as they have their pre-set hair color regardless of the color set for the mission.Īs shown in art of the Octolings in The Art of Splatoon, their eye markings are the same as their playable counterparts, but with a purple tinge at the edge of their 'eyelashes', and they have green eyes, like the other Octarians (even in octopus form, as opposed to the Inklings' eyes, which are grey in squid form, despite the player's chosen eye color). These Octolings are considered elites compared to the playable Octolings, of which there are also male versions, and not every female Octoling can become a full-fledged soldier. Their body features seem slightly more mature than female Inklings', though this is a result of their clothing, as the in-game model is the same. The best way to deal with Octolings is to catch them before they can react once found, they are difficult to escape from, as they follow the player in octopus form and shoot at them in humanoid form.Īll enemy Octolings encountered are female, and their Japanese name, タコゾネス ( Takozonesu, a portmanteau of "octopus" and " amazons"), further supports this. Upon being engaged by the player, they make tactical maneuvers, quickly jumping in and out of their ink while shooting and throwing bombs. With no visible target, Octolings wander alone or in small groups and ink nearby surfaces for their convenience. They can use various main weapons as well as sub weapons. Like Inklings, they can walk on land in humanoid form as well as swim through their own ink in octopus form, making up a somewhat small but dangerous portion of Octarian forces. Unlike Inklings, they have thicker and curlier hair, with four tentacles instead of six (added with their arms and legs this gives them eight "limbs", as opposed to Inklings' ten), have their suckers above their hair than underneath, beige undersides of their hair, small round ears, purple circled eyes with a dash on the end, pointed fingers, and no spots at the ends of their hair. Octolings are the Octarian equivalents of Inklings.
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