A Splatfest (フェス, Fesu^?, lit. Fest), known as Festival or Fes in Japan, is a special event in the Splatoon Series.

Description

Splatoon

In Splatoon, a Splatfest is a special event in which players choose between two teams, with each team representing an idea, place, or thing. Each team was also sponsored by either Callie or Marie. For a (roughly) 24 hour period, these two teams would battle it out to decide which side would win. During a Splatfest, hats and shoes remained customizable, but players could only wear the Splatfest Tee as clothing. In the plaza and multiplayer maps, the sky turns dark into nighttime.

Splatoon 2

During Splatfests in Inkopolis Square, the events are the same as they were in Inkopolis Plaza, with it becoming nighttime when the Splatfest starts, and Off the Hook rocking it out with a mainstage above the entrance to Deca Tower.

Splatoon 3

Paper lanterns can be seen floating into the night sky as the occasional passenger jumbo jet soars low over Splatsville with its lights on, and Deep Cut's logo, made from remote-controlled light-emitting drones, hangs in the night sky, occasionally changing over to three random posts that favor each team the members of Deep Cut sided with respectively before switching back to Deep Cut's logo and repeating the cycle. Deep Cut parade around Splatsville on individual floats that unite into a single mainstage for them to perform on together after the first 24 hours of the Splatfest have elapsed.

After halftime, the option to join Tricolor Turf War will be unlocked in the Lobby. If it is selected, there will be a chance to participate in a special 2v4v2 battle and use the Ultra Signals to help control turf.

In the Fresh Season 2024 update Fizzbangs were added to Open and Pro Splatfest matches.

The Squid Sisters will be also performing in Inkopolis during Splatfests. If the player buys the Splatoon 3: Expansion Pass, they will be able to use the train station in order to go to Inkopolis Plaza with the fox and tanuki statues still taking on the colors of the first and second teams, respectively, but Inkopolis Tower will now change color to match the third team in order to represent all three Splatfest colors, since the Squid Sisters are only two. Like Deep Cut, Callie and Marie will perform separately on their truck stages opposite each other on the first day of the Splatfest, but on the second day, they'll unite their trucks into a single mainstage to the right of Inkopolis Tower, complete with a Squid Sisters logo connecting the stages together in the middle at the top and perform together.

The Squid Sisters will perform a slightly remixed version of City of Color called City of Color (2023) on the first day and Tomorrow's Nostalgia Today on the second.

With the release of Side Order, once Inkopolis Square is unlocked, Off The Hook will be performing again above Deca Tower alongside the Squid Sisters in Inkopolis Plaza and Deep Cut over in Splatsville, once more performing their Splatfest song, Color Pulse, but as a remixed version of the original from Splatoon 2, known as Color Pulse (2024), on Day One of the Splatfest. On Day Two, they perform We're So Back.

Also, like in Splatsville, light-emitting drones can be seen in the sky behind the train stations in Inkopolis Plaza and Inkopolis Square, styled in the Squid Sisters and Off The Hook's logos respectively, and alternating between the logos and three random posts allying with the three Splatfest teams. Fireworks light up the sky in Inkopolis at both locations as well in place of the paper lanterns in Splatsville.

Background

The machine that decides the Splatfest is is the printing machine, made by humans 12,000 years ago. Now, they use it to decide Splatfest themes. During an interview, the producer Hisashi Nogami and art director Seita Inoue talked about the background of Splatfests, their themes and the role of the Squid Sisters.^[1]

According to them, the world of Splatoon takes place 12,000 years after the present time and the Squid Sisters are those who receive messages from 12,000 years ago. Like there would be a discussion "rice or bread?" in current time, and those words fly to another planet and bounce back for them to receive. Those divine messages come from kami-sama (Kami means a god, sama is a honorific like -san. Also, Kami-sama is written as "paper" when using kanji. "Kami" has several meanings, two of which are "a god" and "paper"), so the topic of a Splatfest comes in a fax-like paper.)

Preparation

In Inkopolis Plaza, Inkopolis Square, and Splatsville, a week before the Splatfest starts, the theme of the Splatfest is announced by Inkopolis News/Anarchy Splatcast as the message is received on the sacred Splatfest printer. After it is announced, and the Squid Sisters, Off The Hook, or Deep Cut voice which side they're taking for it and why, once the broadcast is over, a Splatfest voting screen will appear in the main town area so players can choose their side for the Splatfest, being rewarded with a Splatfest Tee with the Ability Doubler to wear for the Splatfest, then it will be removed when the event is over. Spyke and Murch will scrub the Splatfest Tee for ability chunks at only 2,000 Coins per scrub compared to the usual 20,000 for other Gear.

In the meantime, Inkopolis Plaza and Inkopolis Square will show signs of preparation with scaffolding, metal frames, and other equipment for players' posts to be put up on appearing around the area. Splatsville will be doing the same with scissor lifts and cherry pickers helping put up the decorations. Callie and Marie will have trucks they use as their stages being set up to either side of the Inkopolis Tower, Pearl and Marina will have their stage being set up over the entrance to Deca Tower, and Shiver, Frye, and Big Man will have their separate floats being prepared at various spots around Splatsville, with Shiver's outside Ammo Knights and Hotlantis, Big Man's at the other end of the street, and Frye's back by the Tableturf spot.

As evening arrives two days before the Splatfest starts, more work is seen being completed for the Splatfest as the Squid Sisters and Off The Hook's stages are finished being prepared, more decorations have been set up around the Battle Lobby in Splatsville, and the Chinese-styled gate at the starting point now has started to glow in various colors.

After a Splatfest is over, but before the announcement of the results is released, Splatsville will be seen in a state of cleanup from the Splatfest, with various boxes containing packed up decorations stacked in various places, tons of garbage bags, and a truck parked in the starting area, probably to pick up the decorations and take them back to a storage warehouse until the next Splatfest announcement is made. All the restaurants and shops that opened up to serve food and souvenirs during the Splatfest have closed up again until the next one starts. Similar evidence of cleanup work can be found in Inkopolis Plaza and Inkopolis Square as well, including leftover confetti or the truck and boxes containing packed up decorations to take back to their storage warehouse. Following the end of the "Shiver vs Frye vs Big Man" Splatfest to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Splatoon 3, Deep Cut have a new song that plays during the first two hours after the Splatfest as Splatsville is in its cleanup state, titled Daybreaker Anthem, while the Squid Sisters have Maritime Memory in Inkopolis Plaza, and Off The Hook has Into The Light in Inkopolis Square.

Mechanics

Victory

The final score was calculated based both on popularity and on wins. The formula was as follows:

Splatoon

Final Score = Popularity Percentage + (Win Percentage × 2)

As of the August 2015 2.0.0 update, the formula is as follows:

Final Score = Popularity Percentage + (Win Percentage × 4)

As of the October 30, 2015 North American Splatfest, the formula is as follows:

Final Score = Popularity Percentage + (Win Percentage × 6)

When the Squid Sisters/Off The Hook announce the results, the highest of both the popularity percentages and the win percentages were highlighted.

Splatoon 2

Final Score = Popularity Percentage vs. Solo Wins Percentage vs. Team Wins Percentage - Whichever team gets the higher percentage in either 2 of or all 3 categories

As of the April 24, 2018, version 3.0.0 update, team voting percentages and win percentages displayed up to the hundredths digit after the decimal point.

Rank System

During Splatfests, players were able to gain experience points that increase the players' Rank. Super Sea Snails were awarded to participants upon Splatfest's conclusion, with the winning team's respective rank rewards doubling at the end of the Splatfest. Players received 3 Rank EXP for winning a match, 1 EXP for a score over 200p, 2 EXP for a score over 400p.

Splatoon 1/2's Rank Titles

Title	Super Sea Snails
	Winning team	Losing team
[Team Name] Fanboy/Fangirl (NA/EU/OC) Normal [Team Name] Boy/Girl (EU/OC)	4	2
[Team Name] Fiend (NA/EU/OC) Full-on [Team Name] Boy/Girl (EU/OC)	6	3
[Team Name] Defender (NA/EU/OC) Super [Team Name] Boy/Girl (EU/OC)	10	5
[Team Name] Champion (NA/EU/OC) Charismatic [Team Name] Boy/Girl (EU/OC)	16	10
[Team Name] King/Queen (NA/EU/OC) Eternal [Team Name] Boy/Girl (EU/OC)	24	18

Splatoon 3's Rank Titles

Title	Super Sea Snails
	1st place	2nd & 3rd place
[Team Name] Fan	3	2
[Team Name] Fiend	5	3
[Team Name] Defender	9	7
[Team Name] Champion	16	13
[Team Name] Ruler	24	21

In Splatoon 3, it appears the can keep ranking up an infinite amount as the player will have a number of rank ups next to their title of ruler.

Information and results

For Splatoon Splatfest dates, themes, and results, see Splatoon Splatfest information and results.

For Splatoon 2 Splatfest dates, themes, and results, see Splatoon 2 Splatfest information and results.

For Splatoon 3 Splatfest dates, themes, and results see Splatoon 3 Splatfest information and results.

Notes

Sponsored Splatfests

• The Japanese Red Kitsune/Green Tanuki Splatoon Splatfest was sponsored by the Japanese company Maruchan and is the first Splatfest to be sponsored.
• The Japanese Lemon Tea/Milk Tea Splatoon Splatfest was sponsored, this time by the Japanese integrated beverages company Kirin and is the second Splatfest to be sponsored.
• The American Autobots/Decepticons Splatoon Splatfest was sponsored, this time by the American company Hasbro and their series, Transformers: Robots in Disguise. This is the first Splatfest to be sponsored in America; and third Splatfest to be sponsored in Japan.
• The Japanese Squid Sushi/Octopus Sushi Splatoon Splatfest was sponsored by the Japanese sushi restaurant chain Kura and is the fourth Splatfest to be sponsored.
• The Japanese Go All Out/Focus on Healing Splatoon Splatfest was sponsored by video game developer Square Enix, makers of the Dragon Quest series and is the fifth Splatfest to be sponsored.
• The Japanese Tuna Mayonnaise/Red Salmon Onigiri Splatoon Splatfest was sponsored by the Japanese division of 7-Eleven and is the sixth Splatfest to be sponsored.
• The American & European SpongeBob/Patrick Splatoon Splatfest was sponsored by children's television network Nickelodeon and is the first Splatfest to be sponsored in Europe, the second Splatfest to be sponsored in America, and the seventh Splatfest to be sponsored internationally.
• The Japanese Mushroom Mountain/Bamboo Shoot Village Splatoon Splatfest was sponsored by the Japanese candy company Meiji and is the eighth Splatfest to be sponsored.
• The Japanese McDonald's French Fries versus McDonald's Chicken Nuggets Splatoon 2 Splatfest was sponsored by McDonald's.
• The Japanese Warm Inner Clothing versus Warm Outer Clothing Splatoon 2 Splatfest was sponsored by the Japanese clothing company, Uniqlo.
• The American & European Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Splatoon 2 Splatfest was sponsored by Nickelodeon and their new series, Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, themed after the four main characters of the television show: Leonardo ("Leo"), Raphael ("Raph"), Donatello ("Donnie"), and Michelangelo ("Mikey"). This was the second time Nickelodeon sponsored a Splatfest after the SpongeBob Splatfest in Splatoon on Wii U.
• The Hero vs. Villain Splatfest was a celebration of the release of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
• The Japanese Hello Kitty vs. Cinnamoroll Splatoon 2 Splatfest was sponsored by Sanrio and four of their characters: Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll, My Melody, and Pompompurin.
• The Super Mushroom (Super size) vs. Super Star (Invincibility) Splatoon 2 Splatfest was a celebrate of the 35th anniversary of the Super Mario Bros. series, themed after the Super Mushroom and the Super Star.
• The Grass vs. Fire vs. Water Splatoon 3 Splatfest was sponsored by The Pokémon Company and their new game, Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. This was the third Splatfest in the Splatoon series to be themed around the Pokémon franchise after Pokémon Red vs. Pokémon Green and Pokémon Red vs. Pokémon Blue on Wii U.
• The Power vs. Wisdom vs. Courage Splatoon 3 Splatfest was sponsored by Nintendo and their new game, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

Scoring Updates

• As of update version 2.0.0, the multiplier for the number of points won from winning matches has gone from x2 to x4.
• As of update version 2.2.0, the multiplier for the number of points won from winning matches has gone from x4 to x6.
• While performing, Marie's hands constantly clip through her skirt.
• While performing, Marina's hair constantly keeps on clipping with her hand, arms and turn tables.
• As of Splatoon 2 update version 3.0.0, the percentages will be displayed up to the hundredths digit after the decimal point when showing the results.

Other

• Because of connection errors in the first Japanese Splatfest, the first American (Cats/Dogs) and the first European (Pop/Rock) Splatfests had been previously postponed, as they originally took place on June 20th and June 27th, respectively. 

Trivia

• In the first game, if one started the game with a new account when the fest was ongoing, the Squid Sisters' trucks will be removed for the introductions of Inkopolis. In Splatoon 2, the ongoing Splatfest and its decorations will not be shown until the introduction is over.
• In Splatoon, an instrumental version of "City of Color" used to play on Shooting Range during Splatfests; additionally, the squid dummies glow and fade in time to the music.
• Callie and Marie always choose opposite sides, and their tights will change to the color of their own teams in each Splatfest. Pearl and Marina do the same as they also change their hair.
• The sixth European Splatfest, Cats vs Dogs, uses the same theme and art as America's first Splatfest, Cats vs Dogs.
• The Pokémon Red vs. Pokémon Blue/Green Splatfest is the first global Splatfest to be held in all three regions at once, albeit with matchmaking and results being separate for each region.
• The SpongeBob vs. Patrick Splatfest is the first Splatfest to have North American and European players matched up together.
• The Fancy Party vs. Costume Party Splatfest is the first unified worldwide Splatfest where players from all three regions share stages, matchmaking, and results.
• The final Callie vs. Marie Splatfest is split into two separate Splatfests for matchmaking (America and Europe will be together like in SpongeBob vs. Patrick and Japan will be on their own), but the results will be combined across all three regions.
• In the last minute of a match during the final Callie vs. Marie Splatfest, the battle music changed from "Ink Me Up" to "Calamari Inkantation".
• When a splatfest is near in Splatoon 3, the sun will start slowly setting and finally become night on the splatfest.
• In Splatoon 3, Splatfests have three teams. Shiver always chooses the first team, Frye always chooses the second team, and Big Man always chooses the third team. For the Squid Sisters, they switch between the teams they choose, but both don't choose the same team.

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Splatoon

American Splatfest

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The first American Splatfest, Cats versus Dogs. The second American Splatfest, Roller Coasters versus Water Slides. The third American Splatfest, Marshmallows versus Hot Dogs. The fourth American Splatfest, Autobots versus Decepticons (a crossover based on Transformers: Robots in Disguise) The fifth American Splatfest, Art versus Science. The sixth American Splatfest, Cars vs Planes. The seventh American Splatfest, Pirates versus Ninjas. The eighth American Splatfest, Burgers versus Pizza. The ninth American Splatfest, Naughty versus Nice. The tenth American Splatfest, Past versus Future. The eleventh American Splatfest, Pokémon Red vs. Pokémon Blue. The twelfth American Splatfest, Snowman versus Sandcastle. The thirteenth American Splatfest, SpongeBob versus Patrick. The fourteenth American Splatfest, Fancy Party vs. Costume Party The fifteenth American Splatfest, Early Birds versus Night Owls. The sixteenth and final American Splatfest, Callie versus Marie.

European Splatfest

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The first European Splatfest, Rock versus Pop. The second European Splatfest, Eating versus Sleeping. The third European Splatfest, North Pole versus South Pole. The fourth European Splatfest, Singing versus Dancing. The fifth European Splatfest, Messy versus Tidy. The sixth European Splatfest, Cats versus Dogs. The seventh European Splatfest, Zombies versus Ghosts. The eighth European Splatfest, Pro-Pineapple vs. Anti-Pineapple (on Pizza) The ninth European Splatfest, Get Fit vs. Get Rich The tenth European Splatfest, Barbarian versus Ninja. The eleventh European Splatfest, Pokémon Red vs. Pokémon Blue. The twelfth European Splatfest, Hoverboard versus Jet Pack. The thirteenth European Splatfest, SpongeBob versus Patrick. The fourteenth European Splatfest, Fancy Party vs. Costume Party. The fifteenth European Splatfest, World Tour vs. Space Adventure. The sixteenth and final European Splatfest, Callie versus Marie.

Japanese Splatfest

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The first Japanese Splatfest as well as first Splatfest, Rice versus Bread. The second Japanese Splatfest, Akai Kitsune Udon versus Green Tanuki Soba. The third Japanese Splatfest, Lemon Tea versus Milk Tea. The fourth Japanese Splatfest, Grasshopper versus Ant. The fifth Japanese Splatfest, Boke versus Tsukkomi. The sixth Japanese Splatfest, Squid Sushi vs Octopus Sushi. The seventh Japanese Splatfest, Love versus Money. The eighth Japanese Splatfest, Landfood vs Seafood. The ninth Japanese Splatfest, Akai Kitsune Udon versus Green Tanuki Soba - Round 2 The tenth Japanese Splatfest, Perfect Body versus Perfect Brain. The eleventh Japanese Splatfest, Pokémon Red vs. Pokémon Green The twelfth Japanese Splatfest, Go All Out vs. Focus On Healing The thirteenth Japanese Splatfest, Tuna Mayonnaise vs. Red Salmon Onigiris The fourteenth Japanese Splatfest, Fancy Party vs. Costume Party. The fifteenth Japanese Splatfest, Mushroom Mountain vs. Bamboo Shoot Village. The sixteenth and final Japanese Splatfest, Callie versus Marie.

Splatoon 2

American Splatfest

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The American World Premiere Splatfest, Cake versus Ice Cream. The first American Splatfest, Mayonnaise versus Ketchup. The second American Splatfest, Flight versus Invisibility. The third American Splatfest, Vampire versus Werewolf. The fourth American Splatfest, Sci-Fi versus Fantasy. The fifth American Splatfest, Sweater versus Socks. The sixth American Splatfest, Action versus Comedy. The seventh American Splatfest, Money versus Love. The eighth American Splatfest, Chicken versus Egg. The ninth American Splatfest, Baseball vs. Soccer. The tenth American Splatfest, Raph vs. Leo. The eleventh American Splatfest, Mikey vs. Donnie. The twelfth American Splatfest, Raph vs. Donnie. The thirteenth American Splatfest, Pulp vs. No-Pulp. The fourteenth American Splatfest, Squid vs. Octopus The fifteenth American Splatfest, Fork vs. Spoon The sixteenth American Splatfest, Retro vs. Modern The seventeenth American Splatfest, Trick vs. Treat The eighteenth American Splatfest, Salsa vs. Guacamole The nineteenth American Splatfest, Heroes vs. Villains The twentieth American Splatfest, Family vs. Friends The twenty-first American Splatfest, Pancakes vs. Waffles The twenty-second American Splatfest, Knights vs. Wizards The twenty-third American Splatfest, Hare vs. Tortoise The twenty-fourth American Splatfest, Time Travel vs. Teleporation The twenty-fifth American Splatfest, Unicorn vs. Narwhal The twenty-sixth American Splatfest, Chaos vs. Order The twenty-seventh NA/OC Splatfest, Mayo vs. Ketchup (May 2020 Rematch) The twenty-eighth NA/OC Splatfest, Chicken vs. Egg (August 2020 Rematch) The twenty-ninth NA/OC Splatfest, Trick vs. Treat (October 2020 Rematch) The thirtieth and final NA/OC Splatfest, Super Mushroom vs. Super Star

European Splatfest

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The European World Premiere Splatfest, Cake versus Ice Cream. The first European Splatfest, Mayonnaise versus Ketchup. The second European Splatfest, Flight versus Invisibility. The third European Splatfest, Front Roll versus Back Roll. The fourth European Splatfest, Warm versus Cold. The fifth European Splatfest, Film versus Book. The sixth European Splatfest, Action versus Comedy. The seventh European Splatfest, Gherk-Out versus Gherk-In. The eighth European Splatfest, Chicken versus Egg. The ninth European Splatfest, Salty versus Sweet. The tenth European Splatfest, Raph vs. Leo. The eleventh European Splatfest, Mikey vs. Donnie. The twelfth European Splatfest, Raph vs. Donnie. The thirteenth European Splatfest, Pulp vs. No-Pulp. The fourteenth European Splatfest, Squid vs. Octopus The fifteenth European Splatfest, Adventure vs. Relax The sixteenth European Splatfest, Retro vs. Modern The seventeenth European Splatfest, Trick vs. Treat The eighteenth European Splatfest, Eat It vs. Save It The nineteenth European Splatfest, Heroes vs. Villains The twentieth European Splatfest, Family vs. Friends The twenty-first European Splatfest, Pancakes vs. Waffles The twenty-second European Splatfest, Knights vs. Wizards The twenty-third European Splatfest, Hare vs. Tortoise The twenty-fourth European Splatfest, Time Travel vs. Teleporation The twenty-fifth European Splatfest, Kid vs. Grown-Up The twenty-sixth European Splatfest, Chaos vs. Order The twenty-seventh EU Splatfest, Mayo vs. Ketchup (May 2020 Rematch) The twenty-eighth EU Splatfest, Chicken vs. Egg (August 2020 Rematch) The twenty-ninth EU Splatfest, Trick vs. Treat (October 2020 Rematch) The thirtieth and final EU Splatfest, Super Mushroom vs. Super Star

Japanese Splatfest

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The Japanese World Premiere Splatfest, Rock versus Pop. The first Japanese Splatfest, Mayonnaise versus Ketchup. The second Japanese Splatfest, McDonald's French Fries versus McDonald's Chicken McNuggets. The third Japanese Splatfest, Dexterity versus Endurance. The fourth Japanese Splatfest, Lemon versus No Lemon. The fifth Japanese Splatfest, Inner Wear versus Outer Wear Clothing. The sixth Japanese Splatfest, Action versus Comedy. The seventh Japanese Splatfest, Champion versus Challenger. The eighth Japanese Splatfest, Hana (Flowers) vs. Dango (Dumplings) The ninth Japanese Splatfest, Newest versus Most Popular. The tenth Japanese Splatfest, New Lifeform versus Future Tech. The eleventh Japanese Splatfest, Hello Kitty vs. Cinnamoroll. The twelfth Japanese Splatfest, My Melody vs. Pompompurin. The thirteenth Japanese Splatfest, Hello Kitty vs. My Melody. The fourteenth Japanese Splatfest, Squid vs. Octopus The fifteenth Japanese Splatfest, Mushroom Mountain vs. Bamboo Shoot Village The sixteenth Japanese Splatfest, Tsubuan vs. Koshian The seventeenth Japanese Splatfest, Trick vs. Treat The eighteenth Japanese Splatfest, Pocky Chocolate vs. Pocky Gokuboso The nineteenth Japanese Splatfest, Heroes vs. Villains The twentieth Japanese Splatfest, Family vs. Friends The twenty-first Japanese Splatfest, Boke vs. Tsukkomi The twenty-second Japanese Splatfest, Knights vs. Wizards The twenty-third Japanese Splatfest, Hare vs. Tortoise The twenty-fourth Japanese Splatfest, Ce vs. Pa The twenty-fifth Japanese Splatfest, No Pineapple vs. Pineapple The twenty-sixth Japanese Splatfest, Chaos vs. Order The twenty-seventh JP Splatfest, Mayo vs. Ketchup (May 2020 Rematch) The twenty-eighth JP Splatfest, Chicken vs. Egg (August 2020 rematch) The twenty-ninth JP Splatfest, Trick vs. Treat (October 2020 Rematch) The thirtieth and final JP Splatfest, Super Mushroom vs. Super Star

Splatoon 3

American Splatfest

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The American World Premiere Splatfest, Rock versus Paper versus Scissors. The first American Splatfest, Gear versus Grub versus Fun The second American Splatfest, Grass versus Fire versus Water (a crossover in celebration of release of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet) The third American Splatfest, Spicy versus Sweet versus Sour The fourth American Splatfest, Dark Chocolate versus Milk Chocolate versus White Chocolate The fifth American Splatfest, Nessie versus Aliens versus Bigfoot The sixth American Splatfest, Power versus Wisdom versus Courage The seventh American Splatfest, Vanilla versus Strawberry versus Mint Chip The eighth American Splatfest, Shiver versus Frye versus Big Man The ninth American Splatfest, Zombie versus Skeleton versus Ghost the tenth American Splatfest, Handshake versus Fistbump versus Hug

European Splatfest

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The European World Premiere Splatfest, Rock versus Paper versus Scissors. The first European Splatfest, Gear versus Grub versus Fun The second European Splatfest, Grass versus Fire versus Water (a crossover in celebration of release of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet) The third European Splatfest, Spicy versus Sweet versus Sour The fourth European Splatfest, Dark Chocolate versus Milk Chocolate versus White Chocolate The fifth European Splatfest, Nessie versus Aliens versus Bigfoot The sixth European Splatfest, Power versus Wisdom versus Courage The seventh European Splatfest, Vanilla versus Strawberry versus Mint Chip The eighth European Splatfest, Shiver versus Frye versus Big Man The ninth American Splatfest, Zombie versus Skeleton versus Ghost the tenth European Splatfest, Handshake versus Fistbump versus Hug

Japanese Splatfest

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The Japanese World Premiere Splatfest, Rock versus Paper versus Scissors. The first Japanese Splatfest, Gear versus Grub versus Fun The second Japanese Splatfest, Grass versus Fire versus Water (a crossover in celebration of release of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet) The third Japanese Splatfest, Spicy versus Sweet versus Sour The fourth Japanese Splatfest, Dark Chocolate versus Milk Chocolate versus White Chocolate The fifth Japanese Splatfest, Nessie versus Aliens versus Bigfoot The sixth Japanese Splatfest, Power versus Wisdom versus Courage The seventh Japanese Splatfest, Vanilla versus Strawberry versus Mint Chip The eighth Japanese Splatfest, Shiver versus Frye versus Big Man The ninth Japanese Splatfest, Zombie versus Skeleton versus Ghost

Miscellaneous

Splatoon

Splatoon 2

Splatoon 3

Icons

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Splatfest art (splat 2)

Splatfest art (Splat 3)

References