Chirpy Chips

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“	Dans une industrie où il faut toujours aller plus vite que la musique, Chirpy Chips a décidé de suivre son propre tempo. Le thème de combat « Slopping Spree » capture leur style à merveille, brut et rétro à la fois.	”
— Splatoon France

Les Chirpy Chips sont un groupe de Chiptune composé de quatre personnes. Deux de leurs musiques ont été ajoutés en version 2.0.0 of Splatoon, deux autres ont été ajoutés en version 3.0.0 de
Splatoon 2, et encore deux autres avec l'arrivée de la Saison du Frismas 2023 of Splatoon 3. Ils se sont brièvement séparés a un moment avant la sortie de leurs titres sur Splatoon 2, mais se sont rapidement regroupés.

Musiques

Image	Groupe de Musique fictif	Nom du titre	Audio
	Chirpy Chips	Shellfie	Shellfie
		Split & Splat	Split & Splat
		Blitz It!	Blitz It!
		Wave Prism	Wave Prism
		Slopping Spree
		No Quarters

Shellfie et Split & Splat sont seulement joués dans les batailles de Splatoon, Blitz It! et Wave Prism sont seulement joués dans les batailles de Splatoon 2, et Slopping Spree et No Quarters sont seulement joués dans les batailles de Splatoon 3. Shellfie et Split & Splat apparaissent également dans Splatoon 2 en tant que titres dans Squid Beatz 2 déblocables avec un amiibo. Les quatres titres originaux peuvent êtres entendus en tant que musique de fond dans le Hall dans Splatoon 3 et tous les titres sont jouables à l'aide du Jukebox.

Membres

Monia

Article principal: Monia

Monia est la chanteuse du groupe et joue du synthé. C'est une anémone de mer détendue qui fait les choses à sa façon. Puisque sa voix est modifiée dans leur musiques, elle a l'habitude de chanter en play-back. Elle est responsable des visuels du groupe. Elle performe une chorégraphie assez particulière quand elle chante et parle d'une manière vague entre les performances, ce qui plait aux fans. Mais à cause de son manque de motivation elle est souvent en retard pour les répétitions. De la même manière que Anne, elle à une palette de couleur brillante et un petit poisson clown dans ses cheveux, ce dernier est mourant, dû à de la négligence. Dans la deuxième couverture d'album du groupe, elle est montrée réalisant de la musique à l'aide de différentes consoles Nintendo.

Dans Splatoon 3, elle apparaît en tant que commerçante à Coolypso, gérant le magasin pendant l'absence du gérant.

Clash

Clash redirects here. For the weapon, see Clash Blaster.

Clash is the band's guitarist and backup vocalist, an uncontrollable, brightly-colored Inkling. He has bright purple tentacles styled into large spikes and what appears to be four fangs instead of the typical three. He has a sunny disposition and epitomizes the band's energy. He was formerly a member of a punk band called BariBari and formed the Chirpy Chips with Orion later on. He likes big vending machines and has an irresistible urge to run on any downhill slopes he sees, causing him to run off a lot. Like Harmony, he lipsynchs during performances.

Orion

Orion is the band's bassist, a shy flapjack octopus who does things at their own pace. On the band's first two album covers, they wear a shirt referencing the album art of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon, but with a squid-shaped prism. They are the band's composer, though they also compose their own music and quietly post it online. They like to make sure the band keeps a chiptune sound, but they dislike performing and standing out in public. They are an intellectual and geeky type who likes things that are strange and outdated.

Sid

Sid is the band's drummer, a crab who quietly watches over the others. They are the band's oldest member and have played for a number of other bands in the past, gaining a strong reputation for their musical techniques. They rarely ever take the lead, rather focusing on supporting the others. They are usually easygoing but are known to quietly snap once a year. Their shirt design has what could be the Inkling version of .

Artists

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  CO-K (guitar)

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  Shuntaro Kado (drums)

Gallery

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  The band's album cover as it appears in the Splatune booklet.

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  The band's album cover in Splatoon.

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  Alternative version of the album cover as seen in Splatoon 3.

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  The band's album cover in Splatoon 2.

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  The band's album cover in Splatoon 3.

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  The band's logo in Splatoon 2.

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  Magazines at Ancho-V Games, with the Chirpy Chips' album art at the lower left.

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  The Heavy Splatling Remix has a Chirpy Chips sticker and color scheme.

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  Back view, with the other side of the sticker.

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  The Chirpy Chips Band Tee has the Chirpy Chips' logo and a pin showing their drummer.

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  Translated Chirpy Chips page in Haikara Walker

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  Promotional artwork of Chirpy Chips for Chill Season 2023.

Trivia

• The Chirpy Chips were the second band in Splatoon to have their name changed for localization, the first being Turquoise October. Their original Japanese name, ABXY, is likely a reference to the , , , and buttons on the Wii U GamePad and other Nintendo controllers.
  • The text on their album art loosely resembles this name.
  • Additionally, the format of their Japanese name is likely a reference to the Japanese chiptune band YMCK, which has a similar style of music.
  • The Chirpy Chips are also the only non-idol music group to retain their original name in the Chinese and Korean localizations after having it changed for other languages.
• The Chirpy Chips Band Tee is a Chirpy Chips-themed piece of clothing, featuring a recolored version of their logo and a small pin with the face of their drummer.
• The Heavy Splatling Remix appears to be a Chirpy Chips-themed weapon; it has a sticker on the side with their name in Inkling, its color scheme is similar to that of their album art, and "Remix" may be a reference to their electronic style. However, this connection is never addressed in-game.
• Blitz It! was first used as the background music for the Nintendo Direct preview for Version 3.0.0 of Splatoon 2.
• The band's second album cover features frontwoman Harmony mixing chiptunes using numerous Nintendo consoles:
  • Famicom (located to Orion's left)
  • Super Famicom Naizou TV SF1 (behind Orion - a Super Scope accessory is located on Clash's right)
  • Game Boy (in front of Harmony - a Game Boy Camera accessory is located nearby)
  • Game Boy Color (in front of Harmony)
  • Game Boy Advance (in front of Harmony)
  • DS Lite (in front of Harmony)
• Dialogue in Tentakeel Outpost reveals that the Chirpy Chips are Marie's favorite band.
• The members glow in the dark in sync with their music during performances, which they are popular for.
• According to Orion, none of the band members are able to dance.
• The Chirpy Chips are the first non-idol band to release battle music for all three games.

Etymology

• Sid's name likely comes from the 6581 SID (Sound Interface Device), a sound generator chip from the Commodore 64, commonly used by chiptuners.
• Clash's name is likely a reference to punk band The Clash given his punk band origins.
  • It is also similar to his Japanese name "Noiji" (transcription of "noisy"), as in a noisy cymbal crash.
• Orion's name is possibly a reference to Orion Software, a music production software for Mac and Windows.
  • It is also possibly due to the fact that without the "O", Orion would be pronounced similarly to their Japanese name "Raian".
• The Japanese names are likely based on the sound channels of the Ricoh 2A03, which was used in Nintendo's Famicom and NES.

Names in other languages

Chirpy Chips

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ABXY	-
Chinese	ABXY	-
Korean	ABXY	-

Harmony

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	パル子 Paruko	From パルランド (parurando, singing in a speaking style) or パルス (pulse), and 子 (ko, common feminine suffix)
Dutch	Mona	Female given name, resembling part of anemoon ("anemone")
French	Monia	From harmonie (harmony)
German	Harmony	Same as the English name
Italian	Monia	From armonia (harmony)
Russian	Актавия Aktaviya	Actavia From актиния aktiniya (anemone) and октава oktava (octave)
Spanish	Armonia	From harmonía or armonía (harmony)
Chinese (Simplified)	脉子 màizi (Mandarin)	Likely from 脉冲 (Pulse, パルス in Japanese name) and 子 (ko, common Japanese feminine suffix)
Chinese (Traditional)	脈子 màizi (Mandarin)	Likely from 脈冲 (Pulse, パルス in Japanese name) and 子 (ko, common Japanese feminine suffix)
Korean	펄시 Peolsi	Pearl Sea
Portuguese	Harmony	Same as the English name

Orion

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ライアン Raian	Transcription of the English given name Ryan, also likely from part of the word トライアングル (triangle)
German	Orion	Orion
Russian	Орион Orion	Orion
Chinese (Simplified)	莱恩 Lái'ēn	Transcription of "Ryan"
Chinese (Traditional)	萊恩 Lái'ēn (Mandarin) loi4 jan1 (Cantonese)	Transcription of "Ryan"

Clash

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ノイジー Noijī	Transcription of the English word "noisy", likely in reference to white noise

Sid

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	シカク Shikaku	From 四角 (square)