Σntrance: Platonic Solid
| Artist | Free Association |
| Game | Splatoon 3 (Side Order only) |
| Heard in Splatoon 3 |
Foyer after clearing the Spire of Order for the first time |
| Featured in | Ordertune – disc 2, track 9 |
| Length | 3:03 (Ordertune) |
English translations of these names are unofficial.
Σntrance: Platonic Solid is a song by Free Association. It plays in the foyer in Side Order after the player has cleared the Spire of Order for the first time, replacing Σntrance: Archon.
Description
Σntrance: Platonic Solid uses more upbeat instrumentation and samples compared to Σntrance: Archon, such as whistling.
Like Θrder Square: Subjug8 and its variants that play in the Order Sector, this song is played in-game via multiple different audio tracks that are mixed together based on the player's relative proximity to certain objects in the foyer that are "generating" the song.
At 0:48, an icosahedron appears floating in the foyer, and while the player is inside it, the melody from Short Order is played using a distorted vocal sound. In the Ordertune release of the song, this occurs only during the song's second loop at 2:05.
Gallery
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Video showing the melody from Short Order playing in the foyer as part of Σntrance: Platonic Solid. (link to file)
Etymology
Σntrance uses the uppercase Greek letter "Σ" (sigma) to mimic an uppercase "E", similarly to leetspeak. Entrance is the Japanese localization's name for the foyer.
A Platonic solid is a regular polyhedron (a type of three-dimensional shape), named after the Ancient Greek philosopher Plato. This likely refers to the different platonic solid-like 3D shapes that appear floating around the foyer after the player has cleared the Spire for the first time.
