Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Mahi Mahi is a returning map from Splatoon 1 that was first revealed in Splatoon 3’s August Direct. It came out with the release of the game and was a revamp of the old version. The map takes place within a pool of a lavish resort and is home to one of the coolest map gimmicks in Splatoon history: changing water levels. In the new version of Mahi Mahi though, there is a lot of controversy due to how cramped the map feels and the lack of counterplay on the map. In this Inkspedition, we’ll talk about some of those issues as well as some of the cooler details in the newer version of Mahi Mahi. What Splatoon map would you want to see in the next Inkspedition? Let me know in the comments and remember to subscribe to Alphastar716 for more content on #splatoon3 #nintendo #splatoon and other things gaming.
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Splatoon 3 Inkspedition: youtube.com/watch?v=cMScvj6eGx4&list=PLQgpnz-tJ0EUCgK59qX-jm6oxtqI37ru8
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How Splatoon Players See: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQgpnz-tJ0EUw3Wyl0cePn5bbKLetx3pL
Splatoon 1 Mahi Mahi footage:
Splatoon - Mahi Mahi Resort Map DLC Tour: youtube.com/watch?v=MaxhIetyN4c&t=314s&pp=ygUbc3BsYXRvb24gMSBtYWhpIG1haGkgcmVzb3J0
Splatoon - Mahi-Mahi Resort Debut: youtube.com/watch?v=_rEAieuLFaw&t=267s&pp=ygUbc3BsYXRvb24gMSBtYWhpIG1haGkgcmVzb3J0
Background music:
10 AM (Animal Crossing: New Horizons)
Irritation (Xenoblade Chronicles 2)
Uraya Day (Xenoblade Chronicles 2)
Yacker’s Plea (Sonic Colors)
Seaside Island (Sonic Boom Fire & Ice)
Inkwell Isle 3 (Cuphead)
Bounce Pounce Isle (Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury)
Regret (Splatoon 2 Octo Expansion)
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Mahi Mahi is a returning map from Splatoon 1 that was first revealed in Splatoon 3’s August Direct. It came out with the release of the game and was a revamp of the old version. The map takes place within a pool of a lavish resort and is home to one of the coolest map gimmicks in Splatoon history: changing water levels. In the new version of Mahi Mahi though, there is a lot of controversy due to how cramped the map feels and the lack of counterplay on the map. In this Inkspedition, we’ll talk about some of those issues as well as some of the cooler details in the newer version of Mahi Mahi. What Splatoon map would you want to see in the next Inkspedition? Let me know in the comments and remember to subscribe to Alphastar716 for more content on #splatoon3 #nintendo #splatoon and other things gaming.
Become a member here: youtube.com/channel/UC3XWYokXdcltBb_7Myc9r_A/join
Follow me on twitter (just a couple clicks): twitter.com/Alphastar_716
Join my discord (ONLY if you are 13+ years of age): discord.gg/fkZDBRN
Check out my other videos:
Splatoon 3 Inkspedition: youtube.com/watch?v=cMScvj6eGx4&list=PLQgpnz-tJ0EUCgK59qX-jm6oxtqI37ru8
Splatoon 3 Single Player: youtube.com/watch?v=749hfoCsZiY&list=PLQgpnz-tJ0EV0AQMxQON1kS8Q66Uge6Sc&pp=gAQB
How Splatoon Players See: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQgpnz-tJ0EUw3Wyl0cePn5bbKLetx3pL
Splatoon 1 Mahi Mahi footage:
Splatoon - Mahi Mahi Resort Map DLC Tour: youtube.com/watch?v=MaxhIetyN4c&t=314s&pp=ygUbc3BsYXRvb24gMSBtYWhpIG1haGkgcmVzb3J0
Splatoon - Mahi-Mahi Resort Debut: youtube.com/watch?v=_rEAieuLFaw&t=267s&pp=ygUbc3BsYXRvb24gMSBtYWhpIG1haGkgcmVzb3J0
Background music:
10 AM (Animal Crossing: New Horizons)
Irritation (Xenoblade Chronicles 2)
Uraya Day (Xenoblade Chronicles 2)
Yacker’s Plea (Sonic Colors)
Seaside Island (Sonic Boom Fire & Ice)
Inkwell Isle 3 (Cuphead)
Bounce Pounce Isle (Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury)
Regret (Splatoon 2 Octo Expansion)
All (if any) copyright content is used for entertainment or educational purposes and is the property of its respective owners.
