r/splatoon

The amiibos glow with a black light

Not my best work!! 🥺

I rendered this after I spent a bit working on her suit, and I experimented with Blender's Eevee engine a bit. It's SO much better for Splatoon's style.

Tell me what you think, and if you want to see me work my magic or just hang out, here's my twitch channel: https://www.twitch.tv/musetrigger

I am so ungodly bad at this game that I have a negative rank power

If you can guess what species his girlfriend is, I will personally congratulate you. Yay!

I don't think I'll ever pull this off again with splatterscope but glad I did it once lol

Me and player "the" Chris have been playing together so long i dont even know how i first encountered him. What i do know is that they play almost exclusively turf war and for a whole lot of hours. From time to time i've tried to spell something out in the ink to get his attention to no avail.

I didn't get into splatoon 3 like i did splatoon 2 but i know that whenever i do turn on this game "the" chris will be online and i can hop in the room.

Chris if you find this post this is "tea sis" and i've been trying to have a conversation with you outside of booyah, this way, and ouch.

Mermay shenanigans

This is for psi.frye on Insta! :)

Hi! I've made gear builds for my four mains. Could you point out some flaws? I'm not very good at build making.

So I've being trying to organize every sapient species (or otherwise evolved species like the Zapfish and Super Sea Snails) that we see in the Splatoon series taxonomically, including those only seen in concept art. I've happened upon a bump in the road, as I'm having some trouble telling what species appear in these Deep Cut concepts.

For the first pic, I assume the left design is some kind of shark, but I have no idea what the right one is.
For the second pic, some of the designs are obvious (Ray, Octarian, Salmonid) some were identified in the big Species spreadsheet made by Rassicas (Red Handfish, Cowfish), but I've got nothing for the other ones.

Obviously there's nearly nothing to go off of, but if there's any astute marine biologists in this subreddit (or people who are just really fixated on fish), your help would be much appreciated.