Free Association

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Free Association
S3 Band Free Association.png
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Free Association is a band in Splatoon 3. They are credited for most of the music that plays in the Spire of Order in Side Order.

Songs

Fictional Band Floor type Song Name Audio File
S3 Band Free Association.png
Free Association
Destroy the portals! demol1sh
demoli2h
d3molish
Defeat the fleeing foes! jest1ng
je2ting
j3sting
Protect the zone! rout1nes
routine2
routin3s
Sink the ∞-balls! souven1r
2ouvenir
souv3nir
Escort the turbine tower! j1tters
jitter2
jitt3rs
Defeat the boss!
(vs. Pinging Marciale)
CΘld StΘrage
Defeat the boss!
(vs. Asynchronous Rondo)
ΘctΘpticΘn
Defeat the boss!
(vs. Parallel Canon)
EchΘ Θnslaught
Defeat Order!
(first palette only)
New World Order

Trivia

  • Their songs played in regular floors and 10F/20F have the following naming convention:
    • Regular floors: a single English word that contains letters i, s and e. Each song has three variations and each variation has one letter replaced with a number.
      • Songs that include a 1 instead of an i are played from 1F to 9F
      • Songs that include a 2 instead of an s are played from 11F to 19F
      • Songs that include a 3 instead of an e are played from 21F to 29F
    • 10F and 20F: every instance of the letter O is replaced with Greek letter Θ (theta); this usage may be owed to Θ being the eighth letter of the Greek alphabet.
  • Free Association's album artwork is an edited picture of the background of the Vending-Machine corner floors. The same view can be seen from the floor when looking right.

Etymology

Free association is a psychoanalytic technique designed to help patients express unconscious thoughts.

Names in other languages

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

Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese Mnemonic Clouds