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She wears a pink and white hat resembling the Japanese fast food ikayaki on her head and has a mole on her left cheek.ĭuring a Splatfest, any part of Callie's appearance that is normally pink will change to match the color of her Splatfest Team, including the ends of her tentacles.Īs a child, Callie wore traditional Japanese-style clothing, and her tentacles were somewhat messy and much shorter, with the longest one falling just past her left ear. Callie also wears a pair of black wedge shoes with a texture similar to leather, which have a shiny pink material on the bottom and two pink buttons on either side of the ankle. With this outfit, she wears pink tights, white gloves, and a small, white, shirt collar necklace. On the front are three pink marks, which, somewhat morbidly, are made to look like the cuts made in squid when it is cooked. Her outfit, which has no sleeves and ends in shorts, is black with a reflective texture. Her ears are slightly narrower, longer, and more upturned than those of the average Inkling, and on them she wears a pair of chunky milk-white earrings. Her eye markings end in small points, and her eyebrows are large and oval shaped. She has large, angular eyes with gold irises and light brown pupils in the shape of a plus. Her tentacles, which are black with a pink gradient at the ends, are very long and tied in a large bow on the back of her head, leaving the ends to dangle. 5 Between the events of Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

The Octo Samurai adds a new attack or two, but our advice remains exactly the same: Avoid his long-range attacks on your way close to him and stay close to him.

For the second and third phase of this fight, it’s largely the same.

When he jumps away from you, get up close again and keep hitting.

Stay up close, though, to avoid the samurai’s sweeping spin attack.

Use the rollers’ jump attack to stay out from underneath him.

Take the fight to the samurai whenever you can.

You’ll be fighting up close and personal a lot in this battle, but you’ll still need to avoid some charges from time to time.

Whenever possible, ink to the sides - either by rolling a wide path in front of you or by jump-flicking a narrow, longer path.

That doesn’t mean there aren’t tricks and ways you can avoid getting splatted. It’s not as much of a puzzle as it is a straight-up brawl. Your fight against the Octo Samurai is a lot different than your fight against the Octo Oven. Watch the video and remember our tips and you won’t get splatted (as much).

For the most part, you only have a couple things to do: Get out of the way and wait for an opening.Įach of these fights is unique, though, so we’ve got videos and tips for all five. All but the last of these fights consist of three phases, with each getting just a little harder and faster than the last. In each of Splatoon 2’s five sectors, you’ll have to defeat a boss like the Octo Samurai to move on to the next area.