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A direct-feed still of Callie, Pearl, Marina, and Marie posing at the end of one of their concerts.
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Since 2016, Nintendo has been holding virtual concerts featuring the Squid Sisters, and later Off the Hook, as a response to the popularity the Splatoon brand and its characters have had since launch. The idols are presented with higher-quality 3D models than what can be found in their respective games and are animated with motion capture technology.[1] Live musicians are present in concerts, playing along to an audio track of the idols singing.[2] The idols speak to the audience in between songs with a "translation" of their dialogue displayed as supertitles on a larger screen behind them. The songs that are performed at these concerts are given a special arrangement that extends their length and adds a proper conclusion. In some of Off the Hook's songs, new verses that are not present in-game are added as well. All concerts have been made viewable from an official source in one form or another, with some getting a remastered audio recording released on CD.

Shiokalive at Tokaigi 2016

Main article: Shiokalive 2016
Promo image for the official video upload.

On 15 December 2015, it was announced that the Squid Sisters would be holding their first live performance at Makuhari Messe as part of Niconico Tokaigi 2016 on 30 January 2016, titled Shiokalive 2016. The name is a portmanteau of "Shiokarazu" (Squid Sisters) and "Live". It was held at the end of the first day of the first Splatoon Koshien finals.

The concert was live-streamed on Niconico without region locking on Nintendo's Koshien live stream. It was officially uploaded online on 8 February 2016. An English subtitled version first was uploaded by Nintendo of America on YouTube on 2 May 2016. A remastered recording of the concert's audio is available in the live album Splatoon Live in Makuhari.

Setlist

  1. Ink Me Up
  2. Now or Never!
  3. City of Color
  4. Maritime Memory
  5. Calamari Inkantation

Shiokalive at Chokaigi 2016

Main article: Shiokalive at Chokaigi 2016
Shiokaraibu 2 promo art.jpg

On 24 March 2016, it was announced that the Squid Sisters would perform again at Niconico Chokaigi 2016 as part of the event's Music Festival. It was later announced that they would perform on 29 April 2016. The concert was live streamed on the Splatoon Gachi Bon-Matsuri stream, which was not region locked. It featured the surprise debut of Callie and Marie's individual solo songs, Bomb Rush Blush and Tide Goes Out, respectively. The following day, the Squid Sisters amiibo were announced, revealing how to access their new songs in-game.

The concert was officially uploaded by Nintendo onto YouTube and Niconico the following day. An alternate version of the concert with different angles is viewable on the Niconico 3DS app by using one of the Squid Sisters amiibo. A remastered recording of the concert's audio is available in the live album Splatoon Live in Makuhari.

Setlist

  1. Ink Me Up
  2. Now or Never!
  3. Bomb Rush Blush
  4. Tide Goes Out
  5. City of Color
  6. Maritime Memory
  7. Calamari Inkantation

Squid Sisters at Japan Expo 2016

English poster

On 1 June 2016, Nintendo of Europe announced that the Squid Sisters would be performing at Japan Expo 2016 in Paris, France. This concert was the first to be held outside of Japan. It was held on 8 July 2016 sans live stream and then uploaded onto YouTube on 12 July 2016, translated by Nintendo of Europe into various languages.

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Setlist

  1. Ink Me Up
  2. Now or Never!
  3. Bomb Rush Blush
  4. Tide Goes Out
  5. City of Color
  6. Maritime Memory
  7. Calamari Inkantation

Live musicians

Gallery

Promotional

  • Second poster.

    Second poster.

  • English version of the poster with some slight differences.

    English version of the poster with some slight differences.

  • Squid Sisters in front of the Eiffel Tower.

    Squid Sisters in front of the Eiffel Tower.

  • A cut out drawing of Callie and Marie posing in front of the Louvre Pyramid.

    A cut out drawing of Callie and Marie posing in front of the Louvre Pyramid.

Concert

Shiokalive at Cho Party 2016

The Squid Sisters made a short appearance at Niconico Cho Party 2016 (ニコニコ超パーティー(JP)[a]) on 3 November 2016. This was the last appearance of Callie before the release of Splatoon 2.

After the initial live stream of Cho Party 2016, the concert was rebroadcast during the Second Splatoon Koshien Regional Tournament for the Kinki region on 5 November 2016, making it viewable for people outside of Japan. A higher-quality version with different camera angles and on-screen transcriptions for dialogue was eventually uploaded onto Niconico on 21 July 2017 to coincide with the release of Splatoon 2. A remastered recording of the concert's audio was made available in the live album Splatoon 2 Live in Makuhari.

Video

Viewable on Niconico.

Official individual release.

Viewable on Niconico.

Stream archive (requires a Niconico account and Adobe Flash Player, starts at 2:35:14).

Setlist

  1. City of Color / Ink Me Up medley
  2. Maritime Memory
  3. Calamari Inkantation

Live musicians

  • Takashi "DORA" Sawagashira (guitar)

    Takashi "DORA" Sawagashira (guitar)

  • Yasuhiro "jimbo chan" Kojima (drums)

    Yasuhiro "jimbo chan" Kojima (drums)

  • Daisuke "BOH" Bohte (bass)

    Daisuke "BOH" Bohte (bass)

  • Ayako "BUN" Hatanaka (keyboard)

    Ayako "BUN" Hatanaka (keyboard)

  • Tetsushi Soeda (manipulator)

    Tetsushi Soeda (manipulator)

Vomos (bandmaster)

Haicalive at Tokaigi 2018

Inkopolis Live Tokaigi 2018 Poster.jpg
Main article: Haicalive at Tokaigi 2018

On 13 December 2017, it was announced that Off the Hook would have their first appearance in a concert titled Haicalive (ハイカライブ(JP)[a]) as part of Tokaigi 2018 at Makuhari Messe on 10 February 2018. The name is a portmanteau of "Haikara" (Inkopolis) and "Live". An official video was made available on YouTube on 13 February 2018. A remastered recording of the concert's audio is available on the Octotune soundtrack, as well as the concert itself in 1080i on a Blu-ray that comes with the soundtrack's limited edition.

Setlist

  1. Color Pulse
  2. Acid Hues
  3. Muck Warfare
  4. Ebb & Flow
  5. Fresh Start
  6. Spicy Calamari Inkantation
  7. Now or Never! (Off the Hook & Squid Sisters)

Off the Hook Concert at Polymanga 2018

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On February 19, 2018, Nintendo of Europe announced that an Off the Hook concert would be held at Polymanga 2018 in Montreux, Switzerland, before the finals of the Splatoon European Championships. It was held on March 31, 2018. This concert was the first to be shown with English dialogue, despite being held in a primarily French-speaking region. An estimated 1700 people were in attendance.[3] This was the first concert to be live-streamed on YouTube and Twitch in 1080p at 60fps.

The concert was uploaded by Nintendo of Europe with enhanced audio that corrects the timing of some sound effects, transcriptions for omitted dialogue, and translations into other languages on April 13, 2018.

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Video with enhanced audio.

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Stream archive in 1080p 60fps (starts at approximately 13:41).

Setlist

  1. Color Pulse
  2. Acid Hues
  3. Muck Warfare
  4. Ebb & Flow
  5. Fresh Start
  6. Spicy Calamari Inkantation
  7. Now or Never! (Off the Hook & Squid Sisters)

Live musicians

Haicalive at Chokaigi 2018

Inkopolis Live Chokaigi 2018 poster.jpg

On April 13, 2018, it was announced that Haicalive would be held again at Chokaigi 2018 during Cho-Ongakusai on April 28. In the initial announcement, it was teased that an additional song had been added to the setlist. On the day of the concert, it was confirmed to be the song used in the Octo Expansion trailer, Nasty Majesty. An official video was made available on Niconico on May 8, 2018.

In addition to the new song, the dialogue between songs was also updated to reflect the 3.0.0 update released prior, and the then-upcoming Octo Expansion. Callie mentions coming to Octo Canyon to accompany Marie, and Pearl mentions checking up on "Gramps and Eight," to which Marina warns is supposed to be secret.[4] This also marks the first time an Inkling and an Octoling are seen changing ink colors, which occurs before and after Pearl and Marina perform Nasty Majesty.

Video

Viewable on Niconico.

Setlist

  1. Color Pulse
  2. Acid Hues
  3. Muck Warfare
  4. Nasty Majesty
  5. Ebb & Flow
  6. Fresh Start
  7. Spicy Calamari Inkantation
  8. Now or Never! (Off the Hook & Squid Sisters)

Live musicians

Gallery

  • Setting up the holograms before the concert.

    Setting up the holograms before the concert.

  • The merchandise sold at the previous concert was again sold at Chokaigi 2018.

    The merchandise sold at the previous concert was again sold at Chokaigi 2018.

Tentalive at Tokaigi 2019

Off the Hook Live Tokaigi 2019 poster.jpg
Main article: Tentalive at Tokaigi 2019

On 13 December 2018, it was announced that Off the Hook would be having their first solo concert at Tokaigi 2019 on 26 January 2019, titled Tentalive. The name is a portmanteau of "Tentacles" (Off the Hook) and "Live". The concert was streamed simultaneously on Niconico and YouTube by Nintendo, along with the rest of the events of the fourth annual Splatoon Koshien tournament. On 25 April 2019, Nintendo of America and Nintendo of Europe uploaded localized versions of the concert online.

Setlist

  1. Inkoming! / Blitz It! / Entropical medley
  2. Nasty Majesty
  3. Acid Hues / Color Pulse medley
  4. Muck Warfare
  5. Shark Bytes
  6. Into the Light
  7. Fly Octo Fly
  8. Ebb & Flow (Octo)

Haicalive Kyoto Mix

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Main article: Haicalive Kyoto Mix

On 1 August 2019, it was announced that there would be two Haicalive concerts to be held at the Nintendo Live 2019 event at Kyoto, Japan on 13 October 2019 and 14 October 2019.[5] These were the first Splatoon concerts to be held outside of the Kanto region in Japan. They were based off of previous concerts. The main act lasted for approximately fifty minutes, the longest yet for the franchise. K.K. Slider from the Animal Crossing series served as the opening act.

Setlist

  1. Welcome Horizons
  2. Inkoming! / Blitz It! / Entropical / Splattack! medley
  3. Shark Bytes / Nasty Majesty medley
  4. Acid Hues / Color Pulse medley
  5. Muck Warfare
  6. City of Color / Ink Me Up medley
  7. Spicy Calamari Inkantation
  8. Fresh Start
  9. Into the Light
  10. Fly Octo Fly
  11. Ebb & Flow (Octo) (ft. Squid Sisters)
  12. Now or Never! (Off the Hook & Squid Sisters)

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Japan

References

  1. ↑ 「パフォーマンスキャプチャをもっと身近に」業界唯一のスパイスの取り組み CGWorld.jp Interview
  2. ↑ YouTube "Splatoon - Japan Expo 2016 Concert Rehearsal" by NintendoUK
  3. ↑ Twitter Polymanga on Twitter
  4. ↑ YouTube "NicoNico Chokaigi 2018 Splatoon 2 Live Concert | Off the Hook & Squid Sisters [ENGLISH]" uploaded by SaltPrince
  5. ↑ Twitter @SplatoonJP's tweet
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