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A list of keyboardists for the Splatoon series.

BUN

Ayako "BUN" Hatanaka is a pianist who performed for multiple live concerts.

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Chap

Ben "Chap" Weislo is a keyboardist who has performed at the live concerts that took place in Europe.

Ai Kuwabara

Ai Kuwabara is the pianist for Ink Theory.

Song Credits

Gallery

External Links

Nao Nishimura

Nao Nishimura is a keyboardist who performed at the Chokaigi 2018 concert.

Gallery

External Links

Ena Suzuki

Ena Suzuki[1] is a keyboardist who performed in the backing band for multiple Tentalive concerts.

Gallery

References

  1. Twitter response to name clarification: "My name is Ena Suzuki😊!!"

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