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'''''Bankara''''' is the romanization of the Japanese word バンカラ (sometimes written in kanji "蛮殻"), a word used throughout the Japanese version of {{S3}}. It may refer to:
[[File:BANCALA Town example.jpg|thumb|200px|"''BANCALA''" spelling as used in ''[[The Art of Splatoon 3]]''<ref name="bancala_town"/>]]
'''''Bankara''''' (written as '''''Bancala''''' in some official Japanese media<ref name="bancala_town">''[[The Art of Splatoon 3]]'', [[:File:BANCALA Town example.jpg|page 144]]</ref><ref>[[:File:S3 BankaraWalker cover promo.jpg|Promotional cover image]] of ''[[BancalaWalker]]''</ref>) is the romanization of the Japanese word バンカラ (sometimes written in kanji "蛮殻"), a word used throughout the Japanese version of {{S3}}. It may refer to:


* [[The Splatlands]] (バンカラ地方, ''Bankara chihō''), a location
* [[The Splatlands]] (バンカラ地方, ''Bankara chihō''), a location
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* ''[[Suffer No Fools]]'' (蛮殻 MC BATTLE ~The King of Tentacular~), a song
* ''[[Suffer No Fools]]'' (蛮殻 MC BATTLE ~The King of Tentacular~), a song
* ''[[Splatoon 3: Splatlands]]'' (スプラトゥーン バンカラ!, ''Splatoon Bankara!''), a manga series published on CoroCoro Comic in Japan
* ''[[Splatoon 3: Splatlands]]'' (スプラトゥーン バンカラ!, ''Splatoon Bankara!''), a manga series published on CoroCoro Comic in Japan
* ''[[BancalaWalker]]'', one of the artbooks for ''Splatoon 3''


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Latest revision as of 08:22, 12 September 2024

"BANCALA" spelling as used in The Art of Splatoon 3[1]

Bankara (written as Bancala in some official Japanese media[1][2]) is the romanization of the Japanese word バンカラ (sometimes written in kanji "蛮殻"), a word used throughout the Japanese version of Splatoon 3. It may refer to:

References



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