Splatoon 2 may have been out for quite a few months now but apparently, not every nook and cranny has been searched for easter eggs yet. Until Splatoon 2 developer, Jordan Amaro, send the world into a search frenzy that is.
In a tweet back in early October. Amaro sent the below tweet.
The tweet sent fans on a journey, looking high and low around the various Splatoon 2 maps until earlier today when twitter user @TAHKO found the train ticket that Amaro lost.
The train ticket was based on an ICOCA card used for public transportation in Japan, which Amaro happened to lose one day.
Well, if it’s any consolation, at least fans have finally found his public transportation card for him. Now to find a way to return to its owner…
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