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** The [[H-3 Nozzlenose]] is based on a hose, which sprays water. | ** The [[H-3 Nozzlenose]] is based on a hose, which sprays water. | ||
* The [[Splatfest Tee]] logos resemble Japanese names for the three types: クサ ''kusa'' (Grass), ほのお ''honō'' (Fire), and ミズ ''mizu'' (Water). The logos are also in the same style of [[SquidForce]]'s starting tees: {{S2}} and {{S}} designs of the [[Basic Tee]] as well as the [[Tri-Shred Tee]] in {{S3}}, respectively. | * The [[Splatfest Tee]] logos resemble Japanese names for the three types: クサ ''kusa'' (Grass), ほのお ''honō'' (Fire), and ミズ ''mizu'' (Water). The logos are also in the same style of [[SquidForce]]'s starting tees: {{S2}} and {{S}} designs of the [[Basic Tee]] as well as the [[Tri-Shred Tee]] in {{S3}}, respectively. | ||
* The Pokemon featured in the offical art and on the back of the Splatfest tees are [[bulbapedia:Sprigatito (Pokemon)|Sprigatito]], [[bulbapedia:Fuecoco (Pokemon)|Fuecoco]], and [[bulbapedia:Quaxly (Pokemon)|Quaxly]]. | |||
== Names in other languages == | == Names in other languages == | ||
Revision as of 19:10, 5 November 2022
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Grass vs. Fire vs. Water is an upcoming Splatfest event for Splatoon 3. It was announced on social networks on 7 October 2022 and in-game on 4 November 2022 at 08:00 UTC.[1] This is the second Splatfest in the Splatoon series to be themed around the Pokémon franchise after Pokémon Red vs. Pokémon Blue/Green.
Details
This Splatfest will be a celebration of the upcoming release of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, which will be launching roughly a week after the Splatfest on 18 November 2022. The Tricolor Turf War stage will be Sturgeon Shipyard.
In the Pokémon series, the player has a choice between three Starter Pokémon and choose one to accompany them as they start their adventure. Players choose between a Grass-type, Fire-type, and Water-type Pokémon, with those of different types having various strengths and weaknesses against each other.
Merchandise
T-Shirts and keychains based on the Splatfest teams were made available from the My Nintendo Store.[2][3]
Quotes
| “ | Breaking news for the next Splatfest! The theme celebrates the release of Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet. Which first partner Pokémon would you choose? Grass-type, Fire-type, or Water-type? The fun starts Friday 11/11 at 4 PM PT and runs through 4 PM PT on Sunday 11/13. | ” |
— @SplatoonNA on Twitter[4]
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| “ | To celebrate the launch of #PokemonScarletViolet, a Splatoon x Pokémon collaboration Splatfest will be held in #Splatoon3 from 12/11 to 14/11.
Get ready to splat for Team Grass, Team Fire or Team Water! Get the deets: http://ntdo.co.uk/60184npBC |
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— @NintendoEurope on Twitter[5]
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Gallery
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Official English art
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Official Japanese art
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Official Japanese art (vertical)
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Team Water tee front view
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Back view
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T-shirts being sold for the Splatfest
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Keychains available with Platinum points from My Nintendo Store
Trivia
- The weapons shown in the official art correlate to the Pokémon types in the Splatfest.
- The Bamboozler 14 Mk I is made of bamboo, which is a type of grass.
- The Range Blaster has a fire pattern on it.
- The H-3 Nozzlenose is based on a hose, which sprays water.
- The Splatfest Tee logos resemble Japanese names for the three types: クサ kusa (Grass), ほのお honō (Fire), and ミズ mizu (Water). The logos are also in the same style of SquidForce's starting tees: Splatoon 2 and Splatoon designs of the Basic Tee as well as the Tri-Shred Tee in Splatoon 3, respectively.
- The Pokemon featured in the offical art and on the back of the Splatfest tees are Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly.
Names in other languages
References
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