Twelve attackers try to cross the moat, escape the stockade and capture the crown.

The Defenders get distracted eating bananas and autographing pictures for Attackers' mothers. One Attacker pays the price for his run - literally.

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The Attackers reveal strange affinities for food like purple carrots, and nicknames like Roberto Sanchez.

Skabb and Knightriss get carried away. Meanwhile, an Attacker believes he is trapped in a video game and the Splatty Awards are given out.

Attacker back talk forces Gildar to ban all sass from Splatalot. Ballista's charm on the Water Cannon ends up beguiling the hosts.

The Attackers reveal their love for fennec foxes and narwhals, and one Attacker clears the moat without a fall.

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Twelve fearless attackers battle to become the king or queen of Splatalot, competing in three muck-filled, larger-than-life games - Cross the Moat, Escape the Stockade and Capture the Crown. The winner becomes the new ruler of Splatalot - until next time. Skabb goes for a record number of hits on the Splatzooka, but it is not enough and one brave attacker wins the day.

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Gildar's vanity rubs his fellow Defenders the wrong way in the moat. The Attackers come bearing gifts of fudge and bacon, but unfortunately for one of them, Thorne feels more like giving than receiving.

The Defenders go soft in round one but step up their game with tracking devices in round three.

The Attackers bring some strange battle cries to the Moat, and one wily attacker rewrites the rulebook.

Kookaburra shows pinpoint accuracy on the Splatzooka but speed is on full display in the moat.

Dick and Dom get a visit from Gildar in the Splat Proof Shack, and Mother Nature gets in on the splats.

Gildar and Skabb make the best of getting stuck in the Stockade, and Mac Attack proves that size does not matter, it's speed that counts.

Kookaburra is devastated when an Attacker calls him a chicken, but the Defenders cheer him up with a rousing version of the Chicken Dance in the third round. The Attackers try new moves like the 'purple dinosaur' and the 'leaping lizard'.

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Kookaburra reveals which Defender he has a crush on, while Tinkor needs help with his aim on the Splatzooka.

Gildar's ego upsets Thorne and orange pandas make an appearance on the moat. Meanwhile perseverance pays off for the winning attacker.

The defenders try to keep control as two attackers take the competition down to the wire.

The defenders take their eye off the ball in the Stockade and Tinkor has a family reunion.

Gildar becomes fed up with the Attackers' finish-platform dances at the end of the moat.

Gildar goes to record his new song and is replaced by Crocness in the final round.

The attackers praise purple food but prefer pink slime.