Footloose Station

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"Watch your step!"
Footloose Station
Defeat all the enemies before time runs out!
Station J04
Test Fee CQ Points 2,000
Lives × 5
Time Limit 3 min
Weapons
and rewards

 Rec 


CQ Points 2,700 CQ Points 3,000 CQ Points 3,300
Mem cake Mint Dakroniks
Music #4 dunno

Footloose Station is a test in Splatoon 2's paid downloadable content, Octo Expansion. This station is unlocked after clearing Girl Power Station or Stick 'n' Move Station.

Access

The player must clear either J03D08 Girl Power Station or J05C14 Stick 'n' Move Station to access this test. The shortest way to access this station is to clear J03D08 Girl Power Station.

Walkthrough

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Overview

This station is the second station where players must defeat enemies while standing on destructible platforms. The platforms form the shape of Blooper's sprite from Super Mario Bros.. Most of the platforms are reinforced crates, with others being less sturdy. The first wave of enemies consists of two standard Octotroopers and four Twintacle Octotroopers on the squid's head. The second wave has an Octosniper and an Octocommander appear at the end of the squid's tentacles. Finally, two Speedy Missile Octocopters spawn at the center and back at the head.

Collectibles

Mem cake

I see you walking down the street.
You think you're slick in those lime kicks,
But they'd look fresher on my feet.

Completing this test awards the player with the Mint Dakroniks mem cake.

Enemies and mechanics

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First introduced

Previously introduced

Quotes

English

C.Q. Cumber's quotes

You must fight your way through without falling off any of the crumbling platforms.
Shooting about carelessly is not advised. Taking fire can also be very dangerous.
Watch your step and try to remember the locations of the sturdy crates.
You ran out of time - test failed.

Cap'n Cuttlefish's quotes

A floating squid, eh? OK, then.
Ahoy! Where are you now?
Aim at their feet and knock 'em down!
Use your brush to ink a path on the ground, and then close the distance quick!
— When the player has the Inkbrush equipped.

Marina's quotes

Looks like the fighting is gonna go down over there.
These platforms will break apart, so watch your step!
The crates wrapped in plastic won't break as easily!
Try approaching with your Brella opened up nice and wide.
— When the player has the Tenta Brella equipped.
When you get rid of a bad guy, try to prevent their item from falling!
— When the player has the Luna Blaster equipped.
Those missiles shouldn't give you too much trouble from here!
Try leading the missiles toward whatever you wanna blow up, and then dodge them!

Pearl's quotes

That guy looks like trouble!
If you're gonna launch your Brella, make sure you're standing on a sturdy crate!
— When the player has the Tenta Brella equipped.
Take 'em out from downtown with your Curling Bombs!
— When the player has the Inkbrush equipped.
Pull the rug out from under 'em with an explosion, and watch 'em drop!
— When the player has the Luna Blaster equipped.
What the heck?!

Gallery

Trivia

  • This station has Jacob's ladders and Nintendo's Famicom cartridges floating around in the background.
    • The Jacob's ladders have squids and octopuses on them. Super Mario Bros. seems to be the game depicted on the cartridges, but with Splatoon characters instead of Super Mario characters.

Etymology

Footloose is a reference to the 1984 film Footloose. This matches the name of B14 Breakdance Station, which is a similar mission, also named after a 1984 movie about dancing.

The subtitle, "Watch your step!", might be a reference to the lyrics "Watch your step, you might fall / Tryin' to do what I did" from the 1997 song Gettin' Jiggy wit It. This song is also referred to in the subtitle for E03 Don't Ralph Station.

Names in other languages

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Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese 自分で穴を開けまくっちゃって~
ジョーダン・ハヨシ湖駅
時間内に 敵 全員たおせ!

Jibun de anawoake makutchatte~
Jōdan hayoshi-ko-eki
jikan uchi ni teki zen'in taose!
I dug a hole by myself~
Jordan Hayoshi Lake Station
Defeat all enemies in a nick of time!
Netherlands Dutch Sprenkel een gat in de lucht
Hakken op de dansvloer
Versla alle vijanden voordat de tijd om is!
Sprinkle a hole in the sky[a][b]
Chopping on the dance floor[c]
Defeat all enemies before the time runs out!
France French (NOE) Grosses caisses et petits trous
Chaussée à chausse-trapes
Liquide tous les ennemis dans le temps imparti !
Big boxes and small holes
Caltrop Causeway
Splat all enemies within the time limit!
Germany German Wie auf rohen Eiern!
Tintenfisch-Platz
Besiege alle Gegner innerhalb des Zeitlimits!
Like on raw eggs!
Squid-place
Defeat all enemies under the time limit!
Italy Italian Non scavarti la fossa!
Cala Marina
Sconfiggi tutti i nemici prima che scada il tempo!
Don't dig your own grave!
Marine Cove
Defeat all enemies before the time runs out!
Russia Russian ...Остерегайтесь подделок!
Кракен-Раскладуево
Плюхни всех врагов, пока не вышло время!

...Osteregaytes' poddelok!
Kraken-Raskladuyevo
Plyukhni vsekh vragov, poka ne vyshlo vremya!
...Beware of fakes!
Kraken-Spreading Town Station
Splat all enemies before the time runs out!
Mexico Spanish (NOA) El pulpo se va por el agujero
Cala Oriental
Vence a todos los enemigos a tiempo.
The octopus is going down the hole
Eastern Cove
Defeat all the enemies on time.
Spain Spanish (NOE) Nada de medias tintas
Cala Oriental
Vence a todos los enemigos a tiempo.
No half-measures
Eastern Cove
Defeat all the enemies on time.

Translation notes

  1. Comes from "een gat in the lucht springen", a Dutch expression meaning "to be very enthusiastic", and "sprenkelen" ("to sprinkle").
  2. Seems to be alluding to the Super Jumping squid on the Famicom cartridges in this level.
  3. A reference to a form of dance: hakken.