Ego Overboard
English translations of these names are unofficial.
Note: The page title is the romanization of the Japanese track name in Splatune 3.
| Artist | Deep Cut |
| Vocals | Anna Sato Laura Yokozawa Shiver (in-game) Frye (in-game) Big Man (in-game) |
| Game | Splatoon 3 |
| Heard in Splatoon 3 |
Splatfest Regular Battle (victory music) |
| Album | Splatune 3 |
| Track list no. | 31 (Splatune 3 Disc 3) |
| Genre | Electronic |
| BPM | 210 |
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上げ潮ノッテモーテル (romanized: Ageshio Notte Mōteru) is a song by Deep Cut.
Description
Ageshio Notte Mōteru is an upbeat track used as the battle victory song in Splatfest Battles in Splatoon 3, replacing Rinse/Repeat which normally plays outside of Splatfests. The main section lasts for about 14 seconds, which consists of electronic music with Shiver and Frye chanting cheerfully. Big Man can also be heard signing the three ending notes with them. After that, the music is replaced by a solo drum track, similar to Rinse/Repeat, Learning Curve, and Shinsan Name Manta. The solo drum track has the same drum beats as that of Rinse/Repeat, but with different drum samples.
Other versions
Victory themes (Shiver vs. Frye vs. Big Man Splatfest)
During the Shiver vs. Frye vs. Big Man Splatfest, each team has its own battle victory theme. These themes are variations of Ageshio Notte Mōteru with only the vocals of the respective idol of the team, as well as instruments relating to their nationalities. For example, Shiver is based on Japanese culture, so her version includes many traditional Japanese instruments and sound effects.
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Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
上げ潮ノッテモーテル Ageshio Notte Mōteru |
Somehow on the Rising Tide 上げ潮ノッテ comes from "上げ潮に乗って", meaning "riding the rising tide" (smooth sailing). モーテル is "もうてる", Kansai dialect form of "しまっている", auxiliary verb for when something unwanted or unlikely has happened. |
