Yoko is a fair-skinned Inkling. In Splatoon 2, she wears a black dress with a gold tie and a black-colored horned hat. Her tentacle colors vary from purple, orange, yellow, and pink. In Ink Theory's album artwork and a promotional image of them performing, the colors fade to gray as they approach the top of her head.
Splatoon 3
In Splatoon 3, Yoko wears a long flowy frilled black dress. She continues to wear a horned hat, except her hat is significantly larger than the first one and is in gray. Her tentacles are tied with rope, she has two new colors added to her hair, blue and green.
Personality and traits
Yoko is portrayed as insecure, as despite being the frontwoman of both Ink Theory and Yoko & the Gold Bazookas, she feels overshadowed by her bandmates' personalities in both bands. She is described as often getting nervous before large productions. She also has a weakness to atmospheric pressure; on rainy days she is said to have a dead face and when the weather is sunny, she struggles as well. She is a hard worker and always gives a solid performance.[1] She grew up with a conservatory background, and had a preference for polished, virtuosic performances.[2]
Some time before Splatoon 3, Yoko moved to the Splatlands for the sake of rediscovering herself and trying something new, forming Yoko and the Gold Bazookas after a jam session with her new bandmates. After a performance at Brinewater Springs, she has gotten hooked on table tennis.[3]
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