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Messy vs. Tidy

Teams	Messy   Tidy
Region	Europe and Oceania
Start	19 September 2015 at 17:00 UTC
End	20 September 2015 at 17:00 UTC
Length	24 hours
Winner	Messy

Messy vs. Tidy was a Splatfest event in Splatoon. It was held in Europe and Oceania. It was announced on 12 September 2015. The results were given on 20 September 2015.

Details

The full name of each choice was "My bedroom is MESSY" and "My bedroom is TIDY". The team name portion of Splatfest titles was "Messy" and "Tidy".

The three stages selected for this Splatfest were: Urchin Underpass, Bluefin Depot and Hammerhead Bridge.

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Results

Category	Messy	Tidy
Popularity	56%	44%
Wins	52%	48%
Score votes + (wins ×4)	264	236

Dialogue

English

Announcement

Callie's Dialogue	Marie's Dialogue	Region
Callie “Tell us, folks - what's the state of YOUR bedroom?”	Marie “Ooh, this one might reveal a lot about our audience!”
Callie “The first team is for all the free spirits out there! MESSY!”	Marie “And over here, it's all about discipline and order! TIDY!”
Callie “I'm preeeetty sure I know which side you're on here.”	Marie “Yeah! My room sparkles like an Electric Catfish!”
Callie “-”	Marie “I love having everything in its proper place!”
Callie “-”	Marie “...I have a feeling you're not on the same side.”
Callie “Who cares about tidying?! Just go and live your life!”	Marie “-”
Callie “Messy forever!”	Marie “-”

Introduction

Callie's Dialogue	Marie's Dialogue	Region
Callie “Is your room messy or tidy?”	Marie “Vote in front of the Lobby and get battling!”	NOE

Results

Callie's Dialogue	Marie's Dialogue	Region
Callie “Messy takes it! Battling is more fun than cleaning!”	Marie “I guess we should've been more organised...”	NOE
Callie “Good job, Team Messy!”	Marie “Well done to all the Team Tidy people as well!”	NOE

German

Announcement

Aioli's Dialogue	Limone's Dialogue	Region
Aioli „Sagt mal, wie sieht's in euren Zimmer aus?“ (Say, how does it look in your room?)	Limone „Oh, dieses Mal wird's persönlich!“ (Oh, this time it's getting personal!)	NOE
Aioli „Dieses Team ist für all die Freigeister da draußen! UNORDENTLICH!“ (This team is for all the free spirits out there! MESSY!)	Limone „Und hier herrschen Disziplin und Sauberkeit! ORDENTLICH!“ (And discipline and cleanliness reign here! TIDY!)	NOE
Aioli „Ich hab da so 'ne Ahnung, was zu dir passt...“ (I have an idea what fits to you...)	Limone „Mein Raum funkelt und blitzt wie ein Elektrowels!“ (My room sparkles and flashes like a Zapfish!)	NOE
Aioli „-“	Limone „Ich mag es, wenn alles an seinem Platz ist!“ (I like it when everything is in its place!)	NOE
Aioli „-“	Limone „...Irgendwas sagt mir, dass das bei dir anders ist.“ (...Something tells me that it's different for you.)	NOE
Aioli „Wen interessiert Ordnung?“ (Who cares about order?)	Limone „-“	NOE
Aioli „Das Genie beherrscht das Chaos!“ (The genius reigns over chaos!)	Limone „-“	NOE

Introduction

Aioli's Dialogue	Limone's Dialogue	Region
Aioli „Ist euer Zimmer ordentlich oder unordentlich?“ (Is your room tidy or messy?)	Limone „Stimmt vor der Lobby am Wahlstand ab!“ (Vote in front of the Lobby at the Pledge Box!)	NOE

Results

Aioli's Dialogue	Limone's Dialogue	Region
Aioli „Kämpfen macht mehr Spaß als Aufräumen!“ (Fighting is more fun than cleaning up!)	Limone „Wir hätten uns nur besser organisieren müssen...“ (We should have organized ourselves better...)	NOE
Aioli „Gute Arbeit, Team Chaos!“ (Good job, Team Messy!)	Limone „Ihr wart auch gut dabei, Team Ordnung!“ (You were good too, Team Tidy!)	NOE

Gallery

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  The Splatfest terminal (Spanish)

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  Team Messy win

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  Team Messy win (Dutch)

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Trivia

• The Messy vs. Tidy Splatfest shared the same stages as the Art vs. Science Splatfest.
• The German localization's team names are the same as those of Chaos vs. Order from Splatoon 2. Other languages also use their equivalent of the word "order" for Team Tidy.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Dutch	Rommelmakers vs. Opruimers	Mess makers vs. Tidy up-ers
French (NOE)	Désorde vs. Orde	Mess vs. Order
German	Chaos vs. Ordung Chaotisch vs. Aufgeräumt[Citation needed]	Chaos vs. Order Chaotic vs. Cleaned-up
Italian	Disordinati vs. Ordinati	Messy vs. Sorted
Russian	Бардак vs. Порядок Bardak vs. Poryadok	Mess vs. Order
Spanish (NOE)	Desorden vs. Orden	Mess vs. Order
Portuguese	Os desarrumados vs. Os arrumados	Untidy people vs. Tidy people

See also

• List of Splatfests in Splatoon

External links

• SplatoonUK announcement of the event
• SplatoonUK reminder post of the event
• Nintendo of Europe, SplatoonUK announcement of the winner