Splatfest Float

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Splatfest Floats are floating devices used in Splatoon 3 during Splatfests in Splatsville.

Description

Each member of Deep Cut has their own Splatfest Float. Each of these floats can operate individually, but can also be connected together to form a large float. When combined, the floats resemble a fish-like creature. Shiver's section contains the head, Big Man's section contains the body, and Frye's section contains the tail.

After a Splatfest announcement but before the start of a Splatfest, these floats will begin to appear around Splatsville and can be seen getting assembled. The head section is located next to the Splatfest Pledge Box, the body section is at the end of the street, and the tail section is placed next to the Tableturf Battle Dojo.

During the first half of a Splatfest, the members of Deep Cut dance and sing on their individual floats while they drift around Splatsville in a loop. For the second half of a Splatfest, the three floats combine together to form a large stage, in which all members of Deep Cut dance and sing together on.

Starting from version 2.0.0, winners of 100× and 333× battles can board a Splatfest Float with their team to take commemorative pictures.[1]

Gallery

  • Concept art for the Splatfest Floats.

    Concept art for the Splatfest Floats.

  • The head section seen on the ground in Splatsville during the first half of the Splatfest Sneak Peek, visible from the title screen.

    The head section seen on the ground in Splatsville during the first half of the Splatfest Sneak Peek, visible from the title screen.

  • The head section seen on the ground in Splatsville during the second half of the Splatfest Sneak Peek, visible from the title screen.

    The head section seen on the ground in Splatsville during the second half of the Splatfest Sneak Peek, visible from the title screen.

  • Members of Deep Cut on the combined stage formed by the Splatfest Floats.

    Members of Deep Cut on the combined stage formed by the Splatfest Floats.

  • The "Splatfest Float head" locker decoration

    The "Splatfest Float head" locker decoration

  • The "Splatfest Float torso" locker decoration

    The "Splatfest Float torso" locker decoration

  • The "Splatfest Float tail" locker decoration

    The "Splatfest Float tail" locker decoration

  • Example of a 100× winners' commemorative photo before the Halftime Report in Splatoon 3.

    Example of a 100× winners' commemorative photo before the Halftime Report in Splatoon 3.

  • Example of a 100× winners' commemorative photo after the Halftime report. Note the Octolings' incorrect facial features.

    Example of a 100× winners' commemorative photo after the Halftime report. Note the Octolings' incorrect facial features.

Names in other languages

Splatfest Float
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese オミコシ
Omikoshi		 Portable Shinto Shrine / Mikoshi
Netherlands Dutch Splatfest-paradebeeld Splatfest parade statue
CanadaFrance French Char de festival Festival float
Germany German Splatfest-Schrein Splatfest Shrine
Italy Italian Palanchino festivo Festive palanquin
Russia Russian Cплатфест-сцена
Splatfest-stsena		 Splatfest scene
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Plataforma festiva Festive Platform
Spain Spanish (NOE) Carroza festiva Festive Float
China Chinese (Simplified) 神轿
shénjiào		 Portable Shinto Shrine / Mikoshi
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 神轎
shénjiào (Mandarin)
san4 giu2 (Cantonese)		 Portable Shinto Shrine / Mikoshi
South Korea Korean 가마

Internal names

Internal name Meaning
FesFloat [2]
FestMikoshi [note 1]

Notes

  1. ↑ Used for the messages informing the player can board a float.

References

  1. ↑ Nintendo How to update Splatoon 3
  2. ↑ GitHub Leanny on GitHub
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