＃47 onward

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The correct title of this article is #47 onward. The substitution of the # symbol with the "fullwidth" ＃ symbol is due to technical restrictions.

#47 onward​

#47 onward

Artist	Dedf1sh feat. Off the Hook
Vocals	Rina Itou Alice Peralta Pearl (in-game) Marina (in-game)
Game	Splatoon 3 (Side Order only)
Heard in Splatoon 3	End credits after clearing 30F in Side Order for the first time Jukebox
Genre	Electronic
BPM	155
Key signature	G# minor/B major
Length	4:40
Audio file

#47 onward is a song by Dedf1sh, performed by Off the Hook. It is played during the end credits of Splatoon 3: Side Order.

Description

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#47 onward is an electronic pop track featuring vocals by Pearl and Marina. The instrumental is mostly electronic, but includes a high string arrangement in different parts of the song that grows more elaborate as the track progresses. Just over three minutes in, the song modulates up a half step to A minor/C major, with Marina reprising her pre-chorus melody over an octave up during the climax.

Samples and interpolations

#12.2 awakened

Fragments of the hook from #47 onward can be heard in #12.2 awakened, which plays when Agent 8 and Pearl first meet Acht in the elevator of the Spire of Order.

Trivia

• The number 47 can be gotten with this equation: 2 x 3 x 8 - 1
  • The number 2 in this equation could represent Splatoon 2, and the fact that Side Order is wave two of the Splatoon 3 Expansion Pass
  • The number 3 in this equation could represent Splatoon 3, because this is DLC for Splatoon 3
  • The number 8 in this equation could represent Octo Expansion, because Side Order and Octo Expansion share similar themes, or it could be a reference to ocopi in general.
  • The number 1 in this equation could represent Splatoon, or it could represent how many lives you have without hacks, because Side Order is a roguelike

Etymology

Onward refers to moving forward, as the player has cleared a run in Side Order and will be moving forward to the next. It could also be a meta reference to the Onward! jingle and catchphrase from Octo Valley, which is used as a motif for the Octarians throughout the series and is especially present in the soundtrack of Side Order.

Names in other languages

The name of the song is the same as English in all languages except for Japanese.

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	#47 slumber