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Deepsea Drop​

Deepsea Drop

Species	Cuttleling (Nautica) Inkling (Luster)
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Hair color	Blue/Cyan Pink/Purple
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Gender	Female (Nautica and Luster)
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Location	Inkcheon, Kamabo Co.
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Deepsea Drop is a moombah/hyper-pop idol duo located in Inkcheon Backstreets in Splatoon 3: Cuttlefish Expansion. They consist of a Cuttleling named Nautica, and an Inkling named Luster.

Roles

As Inkcheon's Unit A idols, Deepsea Drop take on several important roles. They take turns providing updates on maps, stages and modes via their television and livestream show Benthic Bulletin, as well as host and perform during Splatfests, with Nautica, and Luster each representing one of the four teams in every festival. These responsibilities are similar to that held by the Squid Sisters and Off the Hook and Deep Cut from previous Splatoon games.

While off the air, Deepsea Drop can be found in their news studio up on the overpass. In addition to their day job as presenters, they're investigating the Kamabo Co. sister location in search of clarity for Nautica.

Music

Fictional Band	Song Name	Audio
Deepsea Drop	Deep Depths	Deep Depths
	Sea Debris
	Catch The Drift
	Electro Nights
	Splashbang Blitz
	Shell Shocked
Deepsea Drop/Hightide Rise	Now or Never!

History & Hero Mode (CH. 1)

TBA

Trivia

• Nautica and Luster's names together sound like the cephalopod "Nautilus"
• Nautica has a slight Cuttleling accent when speaking, due to her Cuttlefish Dialect
• Each member draws inspiration from different cultures, demonstrated both by their designs and their solo songs during the first half of Splatfests; Nautica is based on South Korean culture, and Luster on Japanese culture.
• The voice line used for Deepsea Drop's catchphrase "Drop the Bass" somewhat resembles the duo's catchphrase in Korean "beiseu deurop".
• Nautica's fan is a family heirloom, one of the only objects she has left relating to her family.

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Etymology

Drop the Bass is an expression used to express act of tension and release, followed by a reintroduction of drums accompanied by a heavy bass line. Bass can also refer to either the species of fish.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	カマボガールズ kamabogaaruzu	Kamabo Girlz
Korean	심해 듀엣 simae dyuet	Deepsea Duet

References

“	TBA.	”
— @CuttletoonCRLab on Twitter