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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The Chirpy Chips are the first and only band in ''Splatoon'' to have their name changed for localization. Their original Japanese name, ''ABXY'', is likely a reference to the {{Button|A}}, {{Button|B}}, {{Button|X}}, and {{Button|Y}} buttons on the {{GP}} [[Wii U GamePad]] and other Nintendo controllers.
*The Chirpy Chips are the first band in ''Splatoon'' to have their name changed for localization. Their original Japanese name, ''ABXY'', is likely a reference to the {{Button|A}}, {{Button|B}}, {{Button|X}}, and {{Button|Y}} buttons on the {{GP}} [[Wii U GamePad]] and other Nintendo controllers.
**The text on their album art loosely resembles this name.
**The text on their album art loosely resembles this name.
**Additionally, the format of their Japanese name is likely a reference to the Japanese chiptune band [[Wikipedia:YMCK|YMCK]], which has a similar style of music.
**Additionally, the format of their Japanese name is likely a reference to the Japanese chiptune band [[Wikipedia:YMCK|YMCK]], which has a similar style of music.

Revision as of 11:49, 28 October 2015

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These guys are the Chirpy Chips. With their sea anenome lead singer and a sparkling electronic sound, this unique four-piece has been setting the Inkopolis Top 40 on fire! Take a listen to their latest single, Shellfie, which is also the background music you’ll be hearing during battles now!

The Chirpy Chips (NA)[a](EU/OC)[b], or ABXY (JP)[c], is a four-person chiptune-style band. Their songs were added in Splatoon's August Update.

Songs

Main article: Music

The Chirpy Chip's songs include "Shellfie" and "Split and Splat"; both can be heard during battles.

Songs include:

Trivia

  • The Chirpy Chips are the first band in Splatoon to have their name changed for localization. Their original Japanese name, ABXY, is likely a reference to the A, B, X, and Y buttons on the width=auto Wii U GamePad and other Nintendo controllers.
    • The text on their album art loosely resembles this name.
    • Additionally, the format of their Japanese name is likely a reference to the Japanese chiptune band YMCK, which has a similar style of music.
  • The first member wears a shirt with a design with what could be the Inkling version of Template:ZR.
  • Like Annie, the third member from the left is a sea anemone, with similar eyes and a fish in her "hair".
  • The design on the fourth member's shirt is a reference to the cover art for Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon.

Links

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