I’m sorry, I forgot to include K.K. Slider’s guitar performance from 2019 (and everything from the Day 2 performance), as well as the Daigoasso Band Brothers P covers! Also, the Splatoon 2 trailer happened before the Salmon Run trailer; sorry I got those out of order. Anyways… Time stamps: Splattack! (Demo): 0:00 Single Player Trailer: 0:11 Booting Up Theme: 0:16 Testfire Title Screen: 0:30 Splattack! Jam Session: 0:55 Splattack!: 1:23 Maritime Memory: 1:45 Splattack!/Shellfie Remix: 2:02 New Stage Squid Dance: 2:39 Maritime Memory (Niconico Tokaigi 2016): 3:05 Maritime Memory (Chokaigi 2016): 3:18 Maritime Memory (Japan Expo): 3:30 Maritime Memory (Choparty 2016): 3:48 Grizzco Industries Promo: 4:05 Inkoming! (Demo): 4:17 Nintendo Switch Experience Day 1: 4:23 Nintendo Switch Experience Day 2: 4:59 Urchin Underpass (MK8D): 5:19 Splattack! (Octo): 5:31 The Plan: 5:58 Splattack! (Smash Remix): 6:12 The Plan (Tentalive Countdown): 6:35 Inkopolis Memorial Mixtape: 6:48 Splattack! (Kyoto Mix Live): 6:59 Splatoon 3 Reveal Trailer: 7:15 Splatoon 3 First Opening: 7:27 Guitar Practice: 7:42 Splattack! (C-Side): 8:11
Apparently there are two other missing Splattacks that aren't K.K Sliders which are the Live at Pony Canyon and Live at MUZA Kawasaki Symphony Hall but at the moment there are currently no videos of these two other than sound clips on Soundcloud
Hm. I found the soundtracks you’re referring to, but they don’t seem to be official. Are you sure they weren’t separate performances unrelated to Nintendo? I can’t find anything else about them.
@@GracieReneeGiraffe Actually in that case they probably were separate to Nintendo. When I found the two I only had a recording of each from soundcloud wih no other explanation from the uploader
Don't mean to be a stickler but the in game version of the E3 demo has 3 other different version too. The title screen that sounds like the e3 trailer but slightly different and the turf war version slightly different too, and a slightly different tutorial. They kind of sound like they were made in garage band and the e3 trailer and e3 version was performed live i believe.
Ah, you’re right! Unfortunately, I’m unable to find the e3 2014 demo’s soundtrack anywhere. I didn’t find anything about them being performed live. As for the Kyoto Mix, that one never featured Maritime Memory.
@@GracieReneeGiraffe oh yeah I forgot they didn't perform it there lol. The title screen version is hard to find but there are a few uploads of it, as for the e3 tutorial and turf war version unfortunately there are none with out commentary and sfx.
@@xavierlime06I only found one upload of the title screen (as well as an extended version of it): czcams.com/video/okZQO4sLu80/video.html However, the description says it is a recreation
@@GracieReneeGiraffe the way the say "Splatoon!" is different from the trailer. I remember in a Nintendo treehouse that they said that's was shouted out by the games staff. I wished they released the rest of the demo's/ early versions of the music in the ost or in an separate album. Also what's interesting is that the in game e3 demo version uses the final "Squid Ska" instead but that's probably because that was Squid Squad's original name. Most live versions of the song uses the splatoon sound instead from the trailer so that was mostly only used for marketing and not in game.
The Plan has a lot of different songs; that particular part is mainly Shark Bytes. However, there is, apparently, a very faint Splattack motif in the background if you listen very closely. Personally I’ve never been able to hear it but apparently it’s there
I’m sorry, I forgot to include K.K. Slider’s guitar performance from 2019 (and everything from the Day 2 performance), as well as the Daigoasso Band Brothers P covers! Also, the Splatoon 2 trailer happened before the Salmon Run trailer; sorry I got those out of order. Anyways…
Time stamps:
Splattack! (Demo): 0:00
Single Player Trailer: 0:11
Booting Up Theme: 0:16
Testfire Title Screen: 0:30
Splattack! Jam Session: 0:55
Splattack!: 1:23
Maritime Memory: 1:45
Splattack!/Shellfie Remix: 2:02
New Stage Squid Dance: 2:39
Maritime Memory (Niconico Tokaigi 2016): 3:05
Maritime Memory (Chokaigi 2016): 3:18
Maritime Memory (Japan Expo): 3:30
Maritime Memory (Choparty 2016): 3:48
Grizzco Industries Promo: 4:05
Inkoming! (Demo): 4:17
Nintendo Switch Experience Day 1: 4:23
Nintendo Switch Experience Day 2: 4:59
Urchin Underpass (MK8D): 5:19
Splattack! (Octo): 5:31
The Plan: 5:58
Splattack! (Smash Remix): 6:12
The Plan (Tentalive Countdown): 6:35
Inkopolis Memorial Mixtape: 6:48
Splattack! (Kyoto Mix Live): 6:59
Splatoon 3 Reveal Trailer: 7:15
Splatoon 3 First Opening: 7:27
Guitar Practice: 7:42
Splattack! (C-Side): 8:11
WHY AM I JUST NOW REALIZING INK ME UP AND MARITIME MEMORY ARE VERSIONS OF SPLATTACK
Ink Me Up doesn’t have any connection with Splattack, but yes, Maritime Memory does have a bit of a Splattack melody in the background
WAIT SAY WHAT?!?!?!???!??!??!??!
The fact that the dream speedrun music has the splattack motif will forever haunt me
Indeed it will
holy shit the nostalgia
*My last 4 brain cells at 3am when I’m trying to sleep:* 2:40
LMAO THEWAY THEYRE IN SYNC IM CRUYIBT
my four tumors:
2:54 get your copy now!
Apparently there are two other missing Splattacks that aren't K.K Sliders which are the Live at Pony Canyon and Live at MUZA Kawasaki Symphony Hall but at the moment there are currently no videos of these two other than sound clips on Soundcloud
Hm. I found the soundtracks you’re referring to, but they don’t seem to be official. Are you sure they weren’t separate performances unrelated to Nintendo? I can’t find anything else about them.
@@GracieReneeGiraffe Actually in that case they probably were separate to Nintendo. When I found the two I only had a recording of each from soundcloud wih no other explanation from the uploader
Don't mean to be a stickler but the in game version of the E3 demo has 3 other different version too. The title screen that sounds like the e3 trailer but slightly different and the turf war version slightly different too, and a slightly different tutorial. They kind of sound like they were made in garage band and the e3 trailer and e3 version was performed live i believe.
And the Kyoto mix version of maritime memory.
Ah, you’re right! Unfortunately, I’m unable to find the e3 2014 demo’s soundtrack anywhere. I didn’t find anything about them being performed live. As for the Kyoto Mix, that one never featured Maritime Memory.
@@GracieReneeGiraffe oh yeah I forgot they didn't perform it there lol. The title screen version is hard to find but there are a few uploads of it, as for the e3 tutorial and turf war version unfortunately there are none with out commentary and sfx.
@@xavierlime06I only found one upload of the title screen (as well as an extended version of it): czcams.com/video/okZQO4sLu80/video.html
However, the description says it is a recreation
@@GracieReneeGiraffe the way the say "Splatoon!" is different from the trailer. I remember in a Nintendo treehouse that they said that's was shouted out by the games staff. I wished they released the rest of the demo's/ early versions of the music in the ost or in an separate album. Also what's interesting is that the in game e3 demo version uses the final "Squid Ska" instead but that's probably because that was Squid Squad's original name. Most live versions of the song uses the splatoon sound instead from the trailer so that was mostly only used for marketing and not in game.
0:05 pause…
idk if i can hear it or not but the plan is fly octo fly
The Plan has a lot of different songs; that particular part is mainly Shark Bytes. However, there is, apparently, a very faint Splattack motif in the background if you listen very closely. Personally I’ve never been able to hear it but apparently it’s there
0:03 pause when the eyes first show up..
Ugh..
the girl with short hair in presentation is goofy ahh