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New Squidbeak Splatoon

Secret operatives protecting the city from beneath the surface.

The New Squidbeak Splatoon, often abbreviated as N.S.S., is a covert paramilitary organization established within the Inkling community. Formed in the wake of previous conflicts with Octarian forces, this group operates independently from public view to handle high-risk threats that standard defense teams cannot address. They specialize in deep-terrain infiltration and counter-terrorism operations involving advanced technology.

Unlike the original Squidbeak Splatoon which focused on cultural preservation, the N.S.S. is a tactical unit designed for direct intervention during existential crises. Their existence is largely classified, known only to key figures within Inkopolis Square who understand the gravity of the Octarian threat.

Leader
Captain Cuttlefish
Founder
Captain Cuttlefish
Affiliation
Inkling Defense Forces
First Appearance
Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion
Base of Operations
Inkopolis Underground

Lore & Background

Following the dissolution or restructuring of previous defense squads, Captain Cuttlefish recognized a need for specialized agents capable of navigating hostile environments without public scrutiny. The New Squidbeak Splatoon was born to investigate anomalies linked to Grizzco Industries and the rising Octarian presence in Inkopolis Square. Their mandate involves utilizing experimental gear to neutralize threats before they reach civilian populations.

The organization maintains a strict code of secrecy, often operating out of hidden facilities beneath the city streets. While their methods are aggressive compared to standard turf wars, their ultimate goal remains the preservation of peace between Inklings and Octolings. They serve as the bridge between military necessity and the chaotic nature of the ink-slinging culture that defines their world.

In Their Own Story

The elevator doors hiss shut, sealing Agent 3 inside the descending shaft. Below lies Grizzco Tower, a labyrinth of neon lights and shadowed corridors where Octarian machinery hums with menacing energy. Ink drips from the ceiling, pooling in vibrant puddles that reflect the tactical visor above. There is no time for hesitation; the mission requires precision. As the descent ends, the agent grips their weapon, ready to breach the final stronghold before the city falls into chaos.

Reader's Guide

Captain Cuttlefish founded this unit to manage crises too dangerous for public knowledge. Their primary objective shifted from monitoring Grizzco Industries to directly confronting DJ Octavio’s invasion forces within the tower structure. The organization operates with a high level of autonomy, allowing them to make split-second tactical decisions without bureaucratic delay.

Key operatives include Agent 3, a rookie inducted specifically for their adaptability and calm under pressure. While Callie and Marie provide intelligence support, the fieldwork relies on specialized gear designed for underwater and underground infiltration. This equipment allows movement through environments that would be lethal to standard Inklings.

Alliances fluctuate throughout the expansion. Initially cooperating with Grizzco executives, the squad eventually turns against corporate negligence that empowers Octarian warlords. They operate from a hidden base beneath Inkopolis Square, utilizing secret elevators to bypass standard security and reach deep underground sectors.

The group’s legacy is defined by their willingness to take risks others won’t. By the end of the conflict, they ensure the safety of both species, proving that peace requires more than just ink and paint—it demands courage in the dark. Their actions set a precedent for future cooperation between Inkling defenders and Octoling defectors.

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