For personal use. Use this if you want to make roe with the Salmonids. Maybe I'll make a Glowflies one someday.
Normally, everyone goes home as soon as their shift ends. Even the most energetic Inklings and Octolings are exhausted after relentlessly defeating Salmonids to collect Golden Eggs. However, those short on cash take on "overtime." Overtime at Grizzco Industries' Salmon Run. It was the process of making roe. Salmonids are salmon with a modicum of intelligence, isolated on islands far from the cities of the Inklings and Octolings. They have no language, act almost entirely like beasts, and possess no sense of reason.
A tiny Salmonid. They are palm-sized and cute, but since most Smallfry travel in schools, you'll be swarmed if you let your guard down.
A standard Salmonid. They are roughly the same size as an Inkling or Octoling. Be careful, as they keep spawning no matter how many you defeat. Watch out so you don't get surrounded.
A large Salmonid. They are dangerous due to their great strength and decent durability. Like Chum and Smallfry, they spawn in massive numbers.
A Boss Salmonid even larger than a Cohock. It is covered in hard scales. There is no chance of winning without weapons.
A Boss Salmonid that usually stays submerged in the ground. It is very large. A small bobber will suddenly appear at your feet; if you're slow to react, you'll be swallowed by its massive mouth.
A Boss Salmonid that protects itself with an iron umbrella. While its size is similar to a regular Chum, it hides inside its iron umbrella. It might fly in from overhead and trap you inside that umbrella.
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The World of Splatoon
Grizzco Industries
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Release Date 2026.09.03 / Last Updated 2026.09.03