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'''''What's Your Style?''''' is a [[Music|song]] that plays during [[Player Settings]] in {{S3}}. It can also be heard using the [[jukebox]]. It has a relaxed tone to it, with a slow pace and calmed instruments. | '''''What's Your Style?''''' is a [[Music|song]] that plays during [[Player Settings]] in {{S3}}. It can also be heard using the [[jukebox]]. It has a relaxed tone to it, with a slow pace and calmed instruments. |
Latest revision as of 13:30, 5 May 2024
What's Your Style?
Game | Splatoon 3 |
Heard in Splatoon 3 |
Player Settings Jukebox Mahi-Mahi Resort (played by jellyfish band) |
Album | Splatune 3 |
Track list no. | 15 (Splatune 3 Disc 1) |
BPM | 88 |
Key signature | F♯ minor |
Audio file |
What's Your Style? is a song that plays during Player Settings in Splatoon 3. It can also be heard using the jukebox. It has a relaxed tone to it, with a slow pace and calmed instruments.
Trivia
- The jellyfish band in Mahi-Mahi Resort performs What's Your Style? on a stage in the background. They can be heard more easily in recon. Whether they created the song or not is unknown.
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The jellyfish band in Mahi-Mahi Resort
Etymology
What's your style refers to the first question the player is asked when the game is started. It could also refer to how the player styles their character the way they want to.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | キミはだれなんだ? kimi wa dare nanda? |
Who are you? |
German | What's Your Style? | Same as English |