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Revision as of 13:47, 20 August 2022
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A list of keyboardists for the Splatoon series.
BUN
BUN
Ayako "BUN" Hatanaka is a pianist who performed for multiple live concerts.
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Hatanaka, second from left, with Cho Party 2016’s band.
Chap
Chap
Ben "Chap" Weislo is a keyboardist who has performed at the live concerts that took place in Europe.
Ai Kuwabara
Ai Kuwabara
Template:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyTemplate:InfoboxPropertyAi Kuwabara is the pianist for Ink Theory.
Song Credits
Gallery
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Kuwabara recording Broken Coral
External Links
Nao Nishimura
Nao Nishimura
Nao Nishimura is a keyboardist who performed at the Chokaigi 2018 concert.
Gallery
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Nishimura, center, for the Haikalaive at Chokaigi 2018 concert.
External Links
Ena Suzuki
Ena Suzuki
Ena Suzuki[1] is a keyboardist who performed in the backing band for multiple Tentalive concerts.
Gallery
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Suzuki performing.
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Suzuki, second from right, with the band from Tokaigi 2019.
References
- ↑ Twitter response to name clarification: "My name is Ena Suzuki😊!!"
