Manta Maria was the first regular stage to be added to Splatoon 2 after launch. The left path allows players to sneak behind enemy lines and circle back to the basket. The center path leads through the hallways leading into the enemy base. The right path is the most direct, having players jump over an opening and going directly to the basket. This layout of the stage provides three primary routes to reach the basket. The only changes made to this mode is the inkable block that allows access to the right side of the enemy's spawn, which is present in Tower Control and Rainmaker. The baskets are located behind each team's structure past the narrow hall leading into their base. While the block on the left is removed, it is still possible to access the left through a jump from the checkpoint. The pedestal has been moved slightly forward. In Splatoon 3 the checkpoints are located through entering the main path and after the jump to the right of the bunker. Players can try to run into the enemy base through the main path accessible in Turf Wars or take an additional route to the left. The layout of the stage is similar to Tower Control, but some of the blocks have been removed, and a new sponge has been added in the main path. The goal is located right at the drop off of the enemy spawn point. The Rainmaker is located at the center of the stage and replaces the bottom half of the mast. The second checkpoint is located at the left side of the enemy's hall. The first checkpoint is located to the left of the tower's starting point. The third checkpoint is located in the enemy's mosh pit after descending from the narrow path before the goal.
The second checkpoint is located in the enemy's narrow path before the tower descends into the enemy area. The first checkpoint is located just before the ramp leading to the enemy's team's narrow hall.
In Splatoon 2, checkpoints have been added: Additional blocks have been added to make it easier to access the whole map and enter the opposing team's side. The Tower travels down the hallways leading into the enemy base, then lower down into their area and forwards until it is up against the opposing team's raised platform. The Tower is located at the center of the stage and replaces the bottom half of the mast. The layout has been unchanged from Turf War. The Splat Zones are located at parallel sides of the central area surrounding the mast. In Ranked Battles, specifications for the terrain or placement of objects are different between the modes these changes create new paths or new objects to take cover behind. Players can also jump to a boat on the right of the stage when respawning. The alleys that go to the opponent's base are widened, being much bigger than in Splatoon 2. An Inkrail is added to the right to allow easier access to the raised area. In Splatoon 3 the spawn areas have been slightly expanded, with a raised area added to the right of each team's spawn.
It is possible to get to the opponent's spawn area by swimming up a wall and jumping to the other side. The key point of this stage is the offensive and defensive battle around the three huge masts and the area covered in netting.
Distinguishing features of the stage include three large masts in each team's base and at the center of the stage which are accessible by netted walkways which overlook the stage. Going straight from the spawn leads to a structure that can be climbed on to get a vantage on the central area and a hallway that leads to the lower portion of the central area. Following the path to the right leads to an upper area that oversees the central band of the ship. The areas closest to the spawn feature varying heights including steep drop-offs. Manta Maria is a large ship with the spawn points located at the bow and stern of the ship.
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