Deep Cut: Anarchy Rainbow - Splatoon 3 - Nintendo Switch
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Published 2022-08-10
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All Comments (21)
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shiver’s part sounds like traditional japanese songs, big man’s part sounds like a bit of brazilian funk maybe, frye’s part sounds like it’s traditional from middle eastern / south asia, and the chorus sounds like samba. i’m in love with this song
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I love all the other idol songs, but I gotta say: this song is the one that feels the most like a CELEBRATION. It has a cultural festival quality to it
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Ignoring the memes made of frye’s forehead, their design is so adorable! like the aesthetic and everything makes me love her!
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I'm starting to think this song would make a good theme for the World Cup
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I love how traditional it sounds. It shows that splatfest are a tradition to inkling and now octoling culture.
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i'm so glad that the direction they're going with when it comes to "chaos" is pure expression and a sense of warmth, rather than falling into the trap of being edgy
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I love how Splatoon Splatfest songs went from sounding like a "late night show" intro, to a concert, to a festival. It really shows a lovely progression and I live for it!!
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A thing I've noticed is that in all splatfest songs that play in the main area of all splatoon games are color related. The Squid Sisters always sang "City of Color" Off the Hook "Color Pulse" And now, Deep Cut "Anarchy Rainbow"
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It almost sounds like a blend of Indian, Japanese, and Brazilian culture, which really brings out the idea of diverse unity and expressionism that chaos is all about. I love it!
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One of the best things I've noticed about this game is how the concept of chaos was interpreted by devs as showing a wide mesh of multiple cultures, and it really feels like we're celebrating it with the splatfest here. It feels like a natural progression for splatoon, both as a thriving post-apocalypse and a series that's evolved so much on its own.
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I love how these three feel more in tune to the culture around them. The chaos is festive and free. It's all united and packed together, but not neatly and that's okay. I admit, I was a little concerned about this game because it seemed less colorful than the previous two, but I think I can easily grow to love this just as much.
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I have never played splatoon, but due to deep cut it's really making me want to buy the game and try it out.
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I absolutely love how Chaos is used. Instead of being like an apocalypse or something, the chaos is presented as a huge jumble of culture. Love it.
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don’t get me wrong, the concert vibe from the other games was cool, but this fees like a whole festival and its really refreshing!
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I love this theme. This makes splatfests feel so alive. Like it’s more than just a competition and it’s more than just a concert, it’s a proper FESTIVAL with chaotic themes, music, Ideas, and cultures blending together to shine brightly
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Words can not describe how i felt on this day a year ago. It was the most excited and overjoyed i had felt in my entire life.
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Big Man is my new favorite idol unironically, also this song slaps hard. The traditional style is nice
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I honestly love the fact that it looks like all three members will be traveling around on floats before they all connect together at the main area.
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Pure. Unrestrained. Freedom. That is what I feel from this game and it’s theme of chaos. Anyone is allowed to be who they want from wherever they want. That’s why I play Splatoon. Not just cause of the gameplay and story, but it understands human life better than many other video games.
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I get every vibe of a Japanese summer festival, a Bollywood dance mass, and Carnaval altogether, and I'm so in love with it!
