"Splatoon 2" Amiibo Unlockable Gear Guide

You do not need to reach a specific level to unlock the other two pieces of gear from each of these Amiibo, but there are additional steps you need to take to get them

The first time you use your Pearl Amiibo, you will receive the "Pearlescent Crown." Likewise, you will receive the "Marinated Headphones" the first time you use your Marina Amiibo. You will notice that they do not give you the additional gear if you try to immediately scan them into the game again.

To unlock the other pieces of gear from each Off the Hook Amiibo, you must first save an outfit loadout to the Amiibo.

To do this, press the + button on your Switch controller while in Inkopolis Square to bring up the main menu. Now go all the way to the last tab on the right. Under the Other tab, select the Amiibo tab. You will be able to choose your desired loadouts to save to the Amiibo.

Once you have saved an outfit to the Amiibo, scan the Amiibo at the giant Amiibo box in Inkopolis Square once more. You will now receive the other two pieces of gear for that Amiibo (the "Pearlescent Hoodie" and the "Pearlescent Kicks" for Pearl and the "Marinated Top" and the "Marinated Slip-Ons" for Marina.) You will also receive new themes and sound effects for Squid Beatz 2 from the Pearl and Marina Amiibo. Repeat the process with the other Amiibo to unlock her unlockable gear.

Try saving a set of gear to your Green Squid Amiibo and scan it again.

The Super Smash Bros Ultimate Inkling Amiibo unlocks the same gear as the original Inkling Girl Amiibo (from Splatoon 1) in Splatoon 2. You can only save data for one game on it (I tried it in Splatoon 2 first, then had to erase the data from the Amiibo to use it in Smash).

Taking a picture of your in-game character posing with Pearl or Marina on stage during Splatfest events is easy. All you need to do is go to the giant Amiibo box in Inkopolis Square and scan your Peal or Marina Amiibo in like you normally do. The Amiibo will ask if you'd like to take a picture with her. When you confirm that you would like to take a picture, you will appear on stage with your selected character. You can select from different poses for both your player character and Marina/Pearl, just like you normally can when you take a picture with them.

The only real difference between taking a regular picture and taking an on-stage photo during Splatfest is that the background is changed to the Splatfest concert during Splatfest.

The Octoling Amiibo 3-pack set is scheduled to release on November 9th in Japan and Europe. Unfortunately, for fans in the United States, and Canada, these Amiibos won't be available until December 7th in North America, almost a month later than the rest of the world.

For all of the currently released Amiibo except Off the Hook (Pearl and Marina), you can get the first piece of gear at level 1, the second at level 5, and the third at level 10. Just go back to the Amiibo box and scan the Amiibo again to unlock each piece of gear.

There are no level requirements for Pearl or Marina. You will get the first piece of gear the first time you scan each Amiibo. For the rest of the gear, you need to save an outfit to the Amiibo, and then scan the Amiibo again.

To save an outfit to an Amiibo, press the + button, then select the "Other" tab, then click on "Amiibo." You can save your outfit to the Amiibo here. Once the outfit is saved, you can easily re-equip these items by scanning the Amiibo. You will also be able to acquire the rest of the items from the Amiibo in the case of Marina and Pearl.

After you save the outfit to the Amiibo, return to the Amiibo box in the square to scan the Amiibo again. You should now be able to unlock the rest of the items.

If the Amiibo has already been used on another account, it will need to be unregistered from the first account before it works for another account.

It will likely be cheaper to get the Japanese versions of these Amiibos than the US versions from Amazon or eBay, though they will still likely be more expensive than the original retail price. Because the Callie and Marie Amiibo are so sought-after, they are hard to find and are often more expensive.

If you do end up importing the Japanese versions, they will work exactly the same on a US Nintendo Switch. The only difference is the packaging.

According to the Splatoon Wiki, there is no level requirement, but you need to have had at least ten victories to unlock Amiibo gear (other than the headgear). You also need to save gear to the Amiibo before it will give you the complete outfit.

Are you referring to the Marina and Pearl Amiibo? If so, you need to save an outfit to your Amiibo before you are able to obtain the other two pieces of gear.

To do this, press the + button and then go to the "Other" tab and click on "Amiibo." Here you have the option to save your current outfit to the Amiibo. After your outfit is saved, you will also be able to get the rest of the gear from the Amiibo.

To get the gear now, return to the Amiibo box in the square and scan the Amiibo again, just like you did to obtain the headgear. You should now be able to unlock all of the gear.

My favorite Splatoon 2 Amiibo are Marina, because she is my favorite Splatoon 2 character, and the Octoling Girl because I love the witch outfit that she comes with.

The Callie and Marie Amiibo let you listen to Squid Sisters songs from the Original Splatoon Soundtrack when used in Splatoon 1 on the Nintendo Wii. Callie and Marie also each have their own solo songs that can be accessed by using their Amiibo. They don’t unlock any gear in Splatoon 1.