I LOVE Sonia!!!!

8:17 I'm never gonna unsee that now, thanks. but seriously, Awesome video! I love this sorta stuff so thanks for making a video about it!

Man I thought this dlc would be good but it just turned out to be bare bones with a ending that could only be found in Steven Universe

whats the anchor point? i dont have it in davici resolve

Such a shame that deep cut gets the least amount of attention in their own game compared to the previous idols.

Its sad most of the artwork isnt in the final game making most ideas rong

i didn't notice the sponsorships!! thanks for the analysis, i loved the concert!!

Hello, even though it wasn't Mario's face, I finally found the real Mario face mural in the game Sonic Adventures on Dreamcast, which I discuss in my latest video.

Fantastic video as usual

0:58 Vegas jumpscare

Love that you delve deep into the most underrated aspect of this game, which is the in game world building and culture, and how it stays consistent even bridging between our world and theirs. Side order next maybe?

轟 is a kanji meaning roar. Interestingly it's made up of three 車, usually read as kuruma and meaning car, but when you look at it like that it looks like Big Man, Shiver and Frye. Roar is also fitting, since they have a kind of delinquent, more rough image than the other two idol groups, so they're generally louder and more in-your-face. Edit: I've just seen someone commented on that, so sorry for double posting. Edit: Actually make that triple posting, I guess.

The best part about the brands showing up in Mahi-Mahi Resort is that, according to the Splatoon 3 artbook, that map is also a live music venue (not that we actually see it in-game).

8 was also EVERYWHERE in octo expansion. At the end when Pearl screams at tar tar, the turf war bar is maxed out at %888.88!

Erm, whether or not pearl looks adorable is purely subjective, and therefore can't be "known" since "know"ing something assumes that it's a fact, which pearl being adorable is not

I love this videos

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轟 I think the symbol on the poster resemble this kanji letter，which i believe mean roar.

such an amazing analysis, oh my god, and so naturally concise

I have recently kind of fallen out of love with the gameplay of the game, but this video really captures what I love about the series and how they use graphic design. Thanks for highlighting these details.

As pointed out, the middle text says "Bankalive" (Bankara+Live) and not Tokyo Live The logo on the top right is one of Deep cut's many logos, resembling すりみ (surimi), in reference to their japanese name, Surimi-Rengo And the character in the middle is a splatoonified version of the character 轟 (gou), which is an onomatopoeia for the sound of an explosion or thunder. The full name of the event is Bankalive Gou.

can’t wait for the cd to come out of this :)

A slight correction at 1:17 I said that the text translates to "Tokyo Live" but it actually translates to "Banka Live." I didn't think much of it as they both coincidentally have the same letter as the second and fifth character. Banka comes from the name Bankara which is the name of the Splatlands in Japanese. The characters on the poster closely reference the letters as "BANCA" too making that a more accurate translation. At least I got the "LIVE" part right lol

yooo amazing editing ❤

one thing that I noticed was that in the Japanese poster it included the character 轟 which would be a rumbling sound effect onomatopoeia in Chinese and probably also Japanese, but for the English poster it’s turned into a different symbol

2:05 Am..I the only one who noticed and is concerned by the fact that they blocked out Big Man’s face with a sticker?

actually the name of the event in the poster translates to “BANKALIVE” which comes from Bankara, the Splatland’s name in Japanese. Similarly past concerts have had the name HAIKALIVE, in reference to Haikara (Inkopolis)

The eye flow section was really interesting. So cool to hear the thought behind things that just seem meaningless

0:42 It’s actually on the Front Roe album cover and funnily enough, we can glean the most info about it there. The text on the label is translatable- it’s very stylized inkling language *bubble script that says “SCALLOP” however the album cover has bonus text reading “SUPISDQDKO REKORDS” which seems to be a butchering of “Super(?) Squid Co Records” possibly making it a record company of some sort. *The same script Tokyo Live is written in btw! Edit: 1:44 The full text is actually a very stylized version of the word するみ (surumi) because Deep Cut’s Japanese name is “Surumi Union”. The み (mi) is what’s highlighted most and is their logo because it’s a (pretty archaic) way of saying “three” in Japanese! Anyways, it’s nice to see more videos- they’re really interesting and fun to me as a graphic designer hyperfixated on Splatoon who is both happy to realize some of these details and even learn new things

Acht is the German word for eight. And her name is acht

The triumphant return!

Too bad the dlc turns out too be shit

Ah it's the little things that amazes us

acht means in dutch eight

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6:43 The color chips actually affect your color so that's a nice detail

I love the dlc but, being honest. I wish it was darker. It feels more light hearted snd silly snd it just feels contrasting

hi

it’s crazy to think it’s been a year of waiting, and here I am today on like floor f12 almost peeing my pants from this game

I've always believed that the reason why 8 is always used was based of the Chinese translation of Octopus. Octopus in chinese is 八爪魚 Which 八 is equivalent to the word 8 But who knows tbh

I feel like the first trailer was filled with concept art, as seen compared with the first look we got at inkopolis being different from the most different one

I noticed the release date was made as an omage to splatoon two 2/22 that calendar is mm/dd