ω-3
| “ | This is ω-3 (Omega-3), the band that plays all the music you hear in Salmon Run. This is an unusual combination of cello, timpani and DJ, and many part-time workers find themselves prisoners of the irregular 7/8 beat. We are meant to be researching squids, but we have also found an interest in salmon... |
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— Japanese Splatoon Twitter[1]
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ω-3 (Omega-3) is a band in Splatoon 2. They are not seen in-game, but are credited on Squid Beatz 2.
Songs
- Main article: Music
Members
The cellist:
After the long wait, let's introduce the members. He is the leader and composer, a cello player. It seems he's in his 50s. A stubborn person who does not listen to anything and who won't recognize anything but the most radical works, but cares about the delicate aspects of the atmosphere. Incredibly clumsy, he can only express these feelings in songs.[2][3]
The timpani player:
In charge of the timpani, he's in his late 20s, as people say. Always forward-facing, he puts his heart and soul into his performance. A sharp guy who does nothing but pushes forward toward his goal. While he's unskilled at taking into account the feelings of others, his one-of-a-kind violent rhythm cheers up and inspires all salmon warriors.[2][4]
The DJ:
The DJ, he's the youngest out of all the members. With a considerably rough temperament, he's an individual that seems to take an attitude in opposition to most else. His behavior toward the older members is always irreverent and disrespectful. However, his talent and reckless-yet-fitting play style brings forth an unpredictable development, and thus creates an unpredictable groove that can be said to embody the true worth of ω-3's music.[2][5]
Gallery
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The band
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Cellist
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Timpani.
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DJ.
Trivia
- The band's name is a reference to Omega-3 fatty acids, which are dietary acids most commonly found in fatty fish (such as salmon) and fish oil, hinting to the fact that the band members are Salmonids.
Names in other languages
- Tutorial
- Deluge Dirge
- Fishing Frenzy
Translation notes
References
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