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Contents

  • Changelog
    • Updates
  • Welcome Back to Inkopolis
    • Introduction
    • What’s New?
    • Getting Started
    • Inkopolis Square: Quick Tour
  • amiibo
    • amiibo Support
    • Inkling Girl
    • Inkling Boy
    • Callie & Marie
    • Inkling Squid
  • Octo Canyon
    • Introduction
    • Equipment
    • Octo Canyon Features
    • The Octarians
  • Single-Player Campaign
    • Area 01: Tentakeel Outpost
      • Overview
      • Tentakeel Outpost Collectibles
      • 01: Return of the Octarians
      • 02: Welcome to Octopia
      • 03: Sunset Octocopter
      • Boss Battle: The Octo Oven
    • Area 02: Suction-Cup Lookout
      • Overview
      • Suction-Cup Lookout Collectibles
      • 04: Enter the Octohurler
      • 05: The Octopark
      • 06: Octozeppelin Invasion
      • 07: Back-Alley Cleanup
      • 08: Spinning Campground
      • 09: Octoling Strike
      • Boss Battle: The Octo Samurai
    • Area 03: Beaker’s Depot
      • Introduction
      • Beaker’s Depot Collectibles
      • 10: Octoseeker Shakedown
      • 11: The Floating Garden
      • 12: Octo-Resort Spring
      • 13: Dancing Floors
      • 14: Parking Garage
      • 15: Octoling Assault
      • Boss Battle: The Neo Octostomp
    • Area 04: Slimeskin Garrison
      • Overview
      • Slimeskin Garrison Collectibles
      • 16: Secret Bowling Alley
      • 17: Octocommander Fortress
      • 18: Towering Heights
      • 19: The Experimentorium
      • 20: Propellerland
      • 21: Octolings Ahoy!
      • Boss Battle: The Octo Shower
    • Area 05: Cephalon HQ
      • Overview
      • Cephalon HQ Collectibles
      • 22: Underground Expressway
      • 23: The Octogalaxy
      • 24: Transfer Junction
      • 25: Platform Madhouse
      • 26: Paradise Lanes
      • 27: Octoling Workout
      • Boss Battle: Octobot King II
      • Epilogue
  • Salmon Run
    • Welcome to Grizzco Industries
    • Salmonids
    • Spawning Grounds
    • Marooner’s Bay
  • Ink Battles
    • Getting Started
    • Game Modes
    • Splatfest
    • Square Activities
  • Weapons & Gear
    • How to Purchase Weapons
    • Weapons
      • Splattershot Jr.
      • Splattershot
      • Splat Roller
      • Splat Charger
      • Tentatek Splattershot
      • Splat Dualies
      • Blaster
      • Slosher
      • Aerospray MG
      • Carbon Roller
      • Heavy Splatling
      • N-Zap ’85
      • Splattershot Pro
      • Octobrush
      • Enperry Splat Dualies
      • Krak-On Splat Roller
      • Rapid Blaster
      • .52 Gal
      • Splatterscope
      • Tri-Slosher
      • Firefin Splat Charger
      • Jet Squelcher
      • L-3 Nozzlenose
      • Luna Blaster
      • Dynamo Roller
      • E-liter 4K
      • .96 Gal
      • Goo Tuber
      • Mini Splatling
      • Flingza Roller
      • Splash-o-matic
      • Firefin Splatterscope
      • Dapple Dualies
      • Custom Blaster
      • Aerospray RG
      • H-3 Nozzlenose
      • Clash Blaster
      • E-liter 4K Scope
      • DLC Weapons
      • Sub Weapons
      • Specials
      • Hero Weapons
    • Abilities
      • How Main and Sub Abilities Work
      • Ink Saver (Main)
      • Ink Saver (Sub)
      • Ink Recovery Up
      • Run Speed Up
      • Swim Speed Up
      • Special Charge Up
      • Special Saver
      • Special Power Up
      • Quick Respawn
      • Quick Super Jump
      • Sub Power Up
      • Ink Resistance Up
      • Bomb Defense Up
      • Cold-Blooded
      • Opening Gambit
      • Last-Ditch Effort
      • Tenacity
      • Comeback
      • Ninja Squid
      • Haunt
      • Thermal Ink
      • Respawn Punisher
      • Ability Doubler
      • Stealth Jump
      • Object Shredder
      • Drop Roller
    • Gear
      • Understanding Gear
      • Brands
      • Clothing
      • Headgear
      • Shoes
      • Tester Loadouts
  • Multiplayer Maps
    • Humpback Pump Track
      • Overview
      • Key Locations
      • Recommended Weapons
      • Game Modes
    • Inkblot Art Academy
      • Overview
      • Key Locations
      • Recommended Weapons
      • Game Modes
    • Moray Towers
      • Overview
      • Key Locations
      • Recommended Weapons
      • Game Modes
    • Port Mackerel
      • Overview
      • Key Locations
      • Recommended Weapons
      • Game Modes
    • Musselforge Fitness
      • Overview
      • Key Locations
      • Recommended Weapons
      • Game Modes
    • The Reef
      • Overview
      • Key Locations
      • Recommended Weapons
      • Game Modes
    • Starfish Mainstage
      • Overview
      • Key Locations
      • Recommended Weapons
      • Game Modes
    • Sturgeon Shipyard
      • Overview
      • Key Locations
      • Recommended Weapons
      • Game Modes
  • Multiplayer Atlas
    • Map Features
    • Humpback Pump Track
    • Inkblot Art Academy
    • Moray Towers
    • Musselforge Fitness
    • Port Mackerel
    • The Reef
    • Starfish Mainstage
    • Sturgeon Shipyard

Splatoon 2 Guide › Single-Player Campaign › Area 02: Suction-Cup Lookout

07: Back-Alley Cleanup

Legend

Key Location

Armor

Jump Path

Key

Power Egg Can

Sardinium

Sunken Scroll

Vault

Zapfish

Lair Entrance

You must use a Dash Track to reach this lair, but a vertical grate blocks your path. Run across the Dash Track, then immediately enter squid form to pass through the grate. Now you can ink the invisible entrance to the lair.

Sheldon Request

Sheldon needs more field data for the Hero Shot, so that’s your weapon for clearing this lair. By now you should be rather familiar with this well-rounded weapon. Once you’ve completed this level, you can play it again using the Hero Charger, Hero Dualies, or Hero Roller.

Key Locations

Industrial Squee-G Ambush

The area below is guarded by three Shielded Octotroopers. Don’t drop down to their level. Instead, maintain the high ground and fire down toward them. This causes an Industrial Squee-G to appear in the distance. These massive Squee-Gs operate just like regular-sized Squee-Gs, instinctively moving in the direction of your ink. Fire ink around the Shielded Octotroopers and watch with glee as the Industrial Squee-G runs over and splats your enemies. Simply spread ink wherever you want the Industrial Squee-G to move.

Industrial Squee-G Ride

Instead of avoiding this Industrial Squee-G, put it to use by riding atop it—there’s even armor waiting for you on top. The Industrial Squee-G serves as an excellent moving platform, making it tougher for the Octotroopers and Octobomber to target you. Spread ink to guide the Industrial Squee-G in the direction of enemies, then open fire once they’re in range. Be mindful of the Sprinkler on the central platform; take it out early to prevent it from inking your position. When your Ink Tank gets low, ink the top of the Industrial Squee-G and swim around. If necessary, leap to one of the raised platforms to evade incoming ink and Splat Bombs tossed by the Octobomber. But it’s best to keep moving.

Industrial Squee-G Rampage!

This final area is swarming with Octotroopers. Fortunately, you can leverage the nearby Industrial Squee-G to help clear a path. Start by grabbing the key and unlocking the Industrial Squee-G. Next, advance along the raised catwalk, firing down on the Octotroopers below. As you spread ink, the Industrial Squee-G follows, eager to clean up your splotches. Fire your ink onto the ground, guiding the Industrial Squee-G toward the panicked Octotroopers. In most cases, you don’t need to hit the Octotroopers—the Industrial Squee-G splats them for you. But don’t lose sight of the Octotroopers on the catwalk during your advance. Glance up and use Splat Bombs or your Hero Shot to deal with these threats. Once the area is clear, drop down onto the Industrial Squee-G and ride it toward the Zapfish.

Collectibles

Sardinium

This lair’s Sardinium is stashed in a box on a glass cube. The walls of the cube can’t be inked, so you need to find another way up. Retrieving the nearby key unlocks a Ride Rail. Ride the Ride Rail down toward the cube. Leap off the end of the rail, flying though a squid ring, then land on the cube to retrieve the Sardinium.

Sunken Scroll

After clearing the platform occupied by the Industrial Squee-G and Octobomber, ignore the launchpad and look for a recessed path on the right side. The small crate on the narrow ledge contains this lair’s Sunken Scroll.

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