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{{quote|The band name Hightide Era refers to both the full and brimming nature of the group’s sound and also the ecological realities of the world they live in. Let’s not worry too much about whether Inklings actually understand English or not, ‘kay? Kay.|[[Live from the Squid Research Lab]]}} | {{quote|The band name Hightide Era refers to both the full and brimming nature of the group’s sound and also the ecological realities of the world they live in. Let’s not worry too much about whether Inklings actually understand English or not, ‘kay? Kay.|[[Live from the Squid Research Lab]]}} | ||
'''Hightide Era''' is a three-person piano rock band. Their songs were added in | '''Hightide Era''' is a three-person piano rock band. Their songs were added in ''[[Splatoon|Splatoon's]]'' [[August Update]]. | ||
==Songs== | ==Songs== | ||
Revision as of 21:38, 18 August 2018
| “ | The band name Hightide Era refers to both the full and brimming nature of the group’s sound and also the ecological realities of the world they live in. Let’s not worry too much about whether Inklings actually understand English or not, ‘kay? Kay. | ” |
Hightide Era is a three-person piano rock band. Their songs were added in Splatoon's August Update.
Songs
- Main article: Music
Trivia
- Their logo resembles the Japanese character "鰓" (Era), meaning "gill". This references the species of their members as well as the "Era" in their name, which is the same in the Japanese version of Splatoon.
Gallery
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Magazines at Ancho-V Games, with Hightide Era's album art at the right.
External links
SplatoonJP's Twitter post introducing Hightide Era
Nintendo of America's Tumblr post introducing Hightide Era
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