Blitz It!

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Blitz It!
S2 Band Chirpy Chips.jpg
Artist Chirpy Chips
Vocals Harmony (in-game)
Clash (in-game)
Guitar Takafumi "CO-K" Koukei
Clash (in-game)
Bass TABOKUN
Orion (in-game)
Drums Shuntarō Kado
Sid (in-game)
Synthesizer Harmony (in-game)
Game Splatoon 2
Splatoon 3
Heard in
Splatoon 2
Multiplayer
Squid Beatz 2
Heard in
Splatoon 3
lobby
Jukebox
Album Octotune
Track list no. 48 (Squid Beatz 2)
50 (Octotune Disc 1)
Genre Chiptune
Rock
BPM 175
Key signature E Minor
Length 2:26
Audio file

Blitz It! is a song by Chirpy Chips.

Description

Blitz It! is an intense chiptune and rock fusion song added to Splatoon 2 in Version 3.0.0, alongside Wave Prism. It begins with a brief drum solo leading into the main melody of the song being played on guitar, accompanied by chiptune noises and bass. This is followed by an exchange between the guitar and vocals, still accompanied by chiptune noises, bass, and the drum, which, while being consistent, is extremely complex before the vocals and guitar join together. Afterwards, the backup vocals join in, still exchanging with the main vocals, as the guitar goes back to playing the song's main melody. The chiptune sound then briefly takes over for a moment while the other instruments back it. Afterwards, the vocals take the forefront again, with the backing vocals and main vocals now joining together, backing vocals taking brief breaks for the main vocals to stand out more. Afterwards, an extended version of the song's intro plays, leading into the song looping. The song can additionally be heard in Squid Beatz 2, with scores of 141 and 299 in Normal and Hard modes, respectively. It was first heard in the trailer for Version 3.0.0.

In Splatoon 3, this song can sometimes play in the lobby.

Other Versions

Blitz It! (Live)

The live version is mostly similar to the version in-game. Most of the chiptune sounds are replaced with a synthesizer. The intro starts with a guitar solo coming from the transition from Inkoming! and the drum solo. The exchange between vocals and instruments is changed, with no music playing when the vocals are heard up until the chorus. The chiptune sounds are more emphasized with a synthesizer. Afterwards the rest of the song is the same until the point of looping. The drums get faster for the transition into Entropical.

Artists

Trivia

Etymology

"Blitz" means a sudden military attack, as well as an energetic and concerted effort on a specific task. Blitz It! probably refers to battles and how a team needs to push though and try to win the battle.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese Chip Damage Combination of "chip", as in chiptune, and "chip damage"[1]

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