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	'''''Splatoon''''' is a video game developed and published by [[Nintendo]] exclusively for their [[Wii U]] system. The game is a third-person shooter in which teams of kid-like/squid-like beings known as [[Inkling]]s use a variety of weapons to cover a battlefield in their color of ink, with the winners of the Turf War being the team who covers the largest surface area in their color.		'''''Splatoon''''' is a video game developed and published by [[Nintendo]] exclusively for their [[Wii U]] system. The game is a third-person shooter in which teams of kid-like/squid-like beings known as [[Inkling]]s use a variety of weapons to cover a battlefield in their color of ink, with the winners of the Turf War being the team who covers the largest surface area in their color.

	An in-game Splatfest event took place for 24 hours in North America between [[August 28]]-[[August 29\|29]], 2015, with ''Transformers'' as its central theme due to a sponsorship deal between Nintendo and [[Hasbro]].		An in-game Splatfest event took place for 24 hours in North America between [[August 28]]–[[August 29\|29]], 2015, with ''Transformers'' as its central theme due to a sponsorship deal between Nintendo and [[Hasbro]].

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

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	[[Image:Splatoon-Splatfest.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|"Hmm...an emissary of peace, or an ancient evil bent on my destruction...tough choice."]]		[[Image:Splatoon-Splatfest.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|"Hmm...an emissary of peace, or an ancient evil bent on my destruction...tough choice."]]
	*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions (following two Japanese Splatfests themed with {{w\|Maruchan}} and {{w\|Kirin Company\|Kirin}} branding).		*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions (following two Japanese Splatfests themed with {{w\|Maruchan}} and {{w\|Kirin Company\|Kirin}} branding).
	*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a Splatfest Tee branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. The ''Transformers'' shirts were also the first Splatfest Tees to ever be made into real-life shirts, with a limited number being given away by Nintendo via their social media channels and as prizes to those who played Splatfest matches at ~~Nintendo's~~ booth at {{w\|PAX (event)\|PAX Prime 2015}}, which was held the same weekend.		*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a Splatfest Tee branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. The ''Transformers'' shirts were also the first Splatfest Tees to ever be made into real-life shirts, with a limited number being given away by Nintendo via their social media channels and as prizes to those who played Splatfest matches at their booth at {{w\|PAX (event)\|PAX Prime 2015}}, which was held the same weekend.
	*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork was branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and featured that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".		*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork was branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and featured that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".
	*Marie specifically cited [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.		*Marie specifically cited [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.

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	*According to Splatoon producer Hisashi Nogami and art director Seita Inoue, Splatfest themes are received by the Squid Sisters via messages sent 12,000 years in the past that they misinterpret as commands from a higher power. However, it's unclear whether ''Transformers'' being chosen was because it was a popular brand, as in the real world, or because the people discussing them were actually living through events such as Megatronus's return. In the case of the latter, it's also unclear how the Inklings would have any knowledge of the Transformers, having little to no knowledge of the human civilization that preceded them (and likely, by extension, the role Cybertronians played in it). It's possible that Cybertron has continued to maintain a peaceful relationship with Earth even after the humans' demise, though if they did, they probably wouldn't approve of the Decepticon movement's apparent popularity.		*According to Splatoon producer Hisashi Nogami and art director Seita Inoue, Splatfest themes are received by the Squid Sisters via messages sent 12,000 years in the past that they misinterpret as commands from a higher power. However, it's unclear whether ''Transformers'' being chosen was because it was a popular brand, as in the real world, or because the people discussing them were actually living through events such as Megatronus's return. In the case of the latter, it's also unclear how the Inklings would have any knowledge of the Transformers, having little to no knowledge of the human civilization that preceded them (and likely, by extension, the role Cybertronians played in it). It's possible that Cybertron has continued to maintain a peaceful relationship with Earth even after the humans' demise, though if they did, they probably wouldn't approve of the Decepticon movement's apparent popularity.
	*A few days before the Splatfest began, a glitch caused the ink in all battles to be locked to the colors of the Splatfest, pink and dark purple, colors that usually are not available.		*A few days before the Splatfest began, a glitch caused the ink in all battles to be locked to the colors of the Splatfest, pink and dark purple, colors that usually are not available.
			*Unused dialogue reveals that, had the Autobots won, Callie would have celebrated with a cry of "Autobots, [[roll out]]!" and congratulated her team, saying Optimus would be proud. Marie, of course, would fall back on the classic "yeah, well, our shirts are cooler" defense.
	*Though ''Splatoon''{{'}}s sequel, ''{{w\|Splatoon 2}}'', contains no ''Transformers'' elements, its "Octo Expansion" DLC ''does'' include an "Outrageous Station" stage with the tagline "[[Jem\|Truly, truly, truly]]".		*Though ''Splatoon''{{'}}s sequel, ''{{w\|Splatoon 2}}'', contains no ''Transformers'' elements, its "Octo Expansion" DLC ''does'' include an "Outrageous Station" stage with the tagline "[[Jem\|Truly, truly, truly]]".

	==External links==		==External links==
	*''{{w\|Splatoon}}'' at Wikipedia		*''{{w\|Splatoon}}'' at Wikipedia
	*[https://splatoonwiki.org/wiki/~~Main_Page~~ Inkipedia, the ''Splatoon'' wiki]		*[https://splatoonwiki.org/wiki/Autobots_vs._Decepticons Autobots vs. Decepticons] at Inkipedia, the ''Splatoon'' wiki

	[[Category:Aligned video games]]		[[Category:Aligned video games]]
	[[Category:Robots in Disguise (2015) media]]		[[Category:Robots in Disguise (2015) media]]
	[[Category:Splatoon\| ]]		[[Category:Splatoon\| ]]

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	[[Image:Splatoon-Splatfest.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|"Hmm...an emissary of peace, or an ancient evil bent on my destruction...tough choice."]]		[[Image:Splatoon-Splatfest.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|"Hmm...an emissary of peace, or an ancient evil bent on my destruction...tough choice."]]
	*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions (following two Japanese Splatfests themed with {{w\|Maruchan}} and {{w\|Kirin Company\|Kirin}} branding).		*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions (following two Japanese Splatfests themed with {{w\|Maruchan}} and {{w\|Kirin Company\|Kirin}} branding).
	*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a ~~shirt~~ branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. ~~A limited number of~~ real-life ~~versions of the~~ shirts ~~were~~ given away by Nintendo at {{w\|PAX (event)\|PAX Prime 2015}}, which was held the same weekend~~, and via their social media channels~~.		*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a Splatfest Tee branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. The ''Transformers'' shirts were also the first Splatfest Tees to ever be made into real-life shirts, with a limited number being given away by Nintendo via their social media channels and as prizes to those who played Splatfest matches at Nintendo's booth at {{w\|PAX (event)\|PAX Prime 2015}}, which was held the same weekend.
	*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork was branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and featured that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".		*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork was branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and featured that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".
	*Marie specifically cited [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.		*Marie specifically cited [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[Image:Splatoon-Splatfest.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|"Hmm...an emissary of peace, or an ancient evil bent on my destruction...tough choice."]]		[[Image:Splatoon-Splatfest.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|"Hmm...an emissary of peace, or an ancient evil bent on my destruction...tough choice."]]
	*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a shirt branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. A limited number of real-life versions of the shirts were given away by Nintendo at {{w\|PAX (event)\|PAX Prime 2015}} and via their social media channels.		*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions (following two Japanese Splatfests themed with {{w\|Maruchan}} and {{w\|Kirin Company\|Kirin}} branding).
	*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions.		*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a shirt branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. A limited number of real-life versions of the shirts were given away by Nintendo at {{w\|PAX (event)\|PAX Prime 2015}}, which was held the same weekend, and via their social media channels.
	*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork is branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and ~~features~~ that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".		*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork was branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and featured that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".
	*Marie specifically ~~cites~~ [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.		*Marie specifically cited [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.
	*According to Splatoon producer Hisashi Nogami and art director Seita Inoue, Splatfest themes are received by the Squid Sisters via messages sent 12,000 years in the past that they misinterpret as commands from a higher power. However, it is unclear whether ''Transformers'' being chosen is because it was a popular brand, as in the real world, or because the people discussing them were actually living through events such as Megatronus's return. In the case of the latter, it is also unclear how the Inklings would have any knowledge of the Transformers, having little to no knowledge of the human civilization that preceded them (and likely, by extension, the role Cybertronians played in it). It's possible that Cybertron has continued to maintain a peaceful relationship with Earth even after the humans' demise, though if they did, they probably wouldn't approve of the Decepticon movement's apparent popularity.		*According to Splatoon producer Hisashi Nogami and art director Seita Inoue, Splatfest themes are received by the Squid Sisters via messages sent 12,000 years in the past that they misinterpret as commands from a higher power. However, it's unclear whether ''Transformers'' being chosen was because it was a popular brand, as in the real world, or because the people discussing them were actually living through events such as Megatronus's return. In the case of the latter, it's also unclear how the Inklings would have any knowledge of the Transformers, having little to no knowledge of the human civilization that preceded them (and likely, by extension, the role Cybertronians played in it). It's possible that Cybertron has continued to maintain a peaceful relationship with Earth even after the humans' demise, though if they did, they probably wouldn't approve of the Decepticon movement's apparent popularity.
	*Though ''Splatoon''~~<nowiki>~~'s~~</nowiki>~~ sequel, ''{{w\|Splatoon 2}}'', contains no ''Transformers'' elements, its "Octo Expansion" DLC ''does'' include an "Outrageous Station" stage with the tagline "[[Jem\|Truly, truly, truly]]".		*A few days before the Splatfest began, a glitch caused the ink in all battles to be locked to the colors of the Splatfest, pink and dark purple, colors that usually are not available.
			*Though ''Splatoon''{{'}}s sequel, ''{{w\|Splatoon 2}}'', contains no ''Transformers'' elements, its "Octo Expansion" DLC ''does'' include an "Outrageous Station" stage with the tagline "[[Jem\|Truly, truly, truly]]".

	==External links==		==External links==

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	[[Image:Splatoon-Splatfest.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|"Hmm...an emissary of peace, or an ancient evil bent on my destruction...tough choice."]]		[[Image:Splatoon-Splatfest.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|"Hmm...an emissary of peace, or an ancient evil bent on my destruction...tough choice."]]
	*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a shirt branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. A limited number of real-life versions of the shirts were given away by Nintendo at ~~the~~ 2015 ~~PAX convention~~ and via their social media channels.		*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a shirt branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. A limited number of real-life versions of the shirts were given away by Nintendo at {{w\|PAX (event)\|PAX Prime 2015}} and via their social media channels.
	*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions.		*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions.
	*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork is branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and features that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".		*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork is branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and features that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".

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	*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a shirt branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. A limited number of real-life versions of the shirts were given away by Nintendo at the 2015 PAX convention and via their social media channels.		*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a shirt branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. A limited number of real-life versions of the shirts were given away by Nintendo at the 2015 PAX convention and via their social media channels.
	*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions.		*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions.
	*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork is branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and features that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]].		*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork is branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and features that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".
	**Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".		*Marie specifically cites [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.
	**Marie specifically cites [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.		*According to Splatoon producer Hisashi Nogami and art director Seita Inoue, Splatfest themes are received by the Squid Sisters via messages sent 12,000 years in the past that they misinterpret as commands from a higher power. However, it is unclear whether ''Transformers'' being chosen is because it was a popular brand, as in the real world, or because the people discussing them were actually living through events such as Megatronus's return. In the case of the latter, it is also unclear how the Inklings would have any knowledge of the Transformers, having little to no knowledge of the human civilization that preceded them (and likely, by extension, the role Cybertronians played in it). It's possible that Cybertron has continued to maintain a peaceful relationship with Earth even after the humans' demise, though if they did, they probably wouldn't approve of the Decepticon movement's apparent popularity.
	*According to Splatoon producer Hisashi Nogami and art director Seita Inoue, Splatfest themes are received by the Squid Sisters via messages sent 12,000 years in the past that they misinterpret as commands from a higher power. However, it is unclear whether ''Transformers'' being chosen is because it was a popular brand, as in the real world, or because the people discussing them were actually living through events such as Megatronus's return.
	**It is also unclear how the Inklings would have any knowledge of the Transformers, having little to no knowledge of the human civilization that preceded them (and likely, by extension, the role Cybertronians played in it). It's possible that Cybertron has continued to maintain a peaceful relationship with Earth even after the humans' demise, though if they did, they probably wouldn't approve of the Decepticon movement's apparent popularity.
	*Though ''Splatoon''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> sequel, ''{{w\|Splatoon 2}}'', contains no ''Transformers'' elements, its "Octo Expansion" DLC ''does'' include an "Outrageous Station" stage with the tagline "[[Jem\|Truly, truly, truly]]".		*Though ''Splatoon''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> sequel, ''{{w\|Splatoon 2}}'', contains no ''Transformers'' elements, its "Octo Expansion" DLC ''does'' include an "Outrageous Station" stage with the tagline "[[Jem\|Truly, truly, truly]]".

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	\|platforms=[[Wii U]]		\|platforms=[[Wii U]]
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	*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions (following two Japanese Splatfests themed with {{w\|Maruchan}} and {{w\|Kirin Company\|Kirin}} branding).		*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions (following two Japanese Splatfests themed with {{w\|Maruchan}} and {{w\|Kirin Company\|Kirin}} branding).
	*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a Splatfest Tee branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. The ''Transformers'' shirts were also the first Splatfest Tees to ever be made into real-life shirts, with a limited number being given away by Nintendo via their social media channels and as prizes to those who played Splatfest matches at ~~Nintendo's~~ booth at {{w\|PAX (event)\|PAX Prime 2015}}, which was held the same weekend.		*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a Splatfest Tee branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. The ''Transformers'' shirts were also the first Splatfest Tees to ever be made into real-life shirts, with a limited number being given away by Nintendo via their social media channels and as prizes to those who played Splatfest matches at their booth at {{w\|PAX (event)\|PAX Prime 2015}}, which was held the same weekend.
	*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork was branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and featured that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".		*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork was branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and featured that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".
	*Marie specifically cited [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.		*Marie specifically cited [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.

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	[[Image:Splatoon-Splatfest.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|"Hmm...an emissary of peace, or an ancient evil bent on my destruction...tough choice."]]		[[Image:Splatoon-Splatfest.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|"Hmm...an emissary of peace, or an ancient evil bent on my destruction...tough choice."]]
	*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions (following two Japanese Splatfests themed with {{w\|Maruchan}} and {{w\|Kirin Company\|Kirin}} branding).		*''Transformers'' was the fourth of sixteen total North American Splatfest themes. It marked the first instance of a sponsored Splatfest theme in North America, and the third across all regions (following two Japanese Splatfests themed with {{w\|Maruchan}} and {{w\|Kirin Company\|Kirin}} branding).
	*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a ~~shirt~~ branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. ~~A limited number of~~ real-life ~~versions of the~~ shirts ~~were~~ given away by Nintendo at {{w\|PAX (event)\|PAX Prime 2015}}, which was held the same weekend~~, and via their social media channels~~.		*Between the Splatfest's announcement and its conclusion, players were able to wear a Splatfest Tee branded with the Autobot or Decepticon insignia, and were unable to wear any other shirt during the Splatfest itself. However, these were removed from the game immediately following the event's conclusion. The ''Transformers'' shirts were also the first Splatfest Tees to ever be made into real-life shirts, with a limited number being given away by Nintendo via their social media channels and as prizes to those who played Splatfest matches at Nintendo's booth at {{w\|PAX (event)\|PAX Prime 2015}}, which was held the same weekend.
	*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork was branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and featured that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".		*While advertised as being related to ''Transformers'' in general, the in-game artwork was branded with the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' logo and featured that series' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[The Fallen\|Megatronus]]. Notably, Megatronus had not yet made a physical appearance in ''Robots in Disguise'' by the time the Splatfest took place, only having appeared as a nameless extradimensional entity to [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] in "[[Lockout]]" as of that time. He would make his first proper appearance the following week in "[[Battlegrounds, Part 1]]".
	*Marie specifically cited [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.		*Marie specifically cited [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]], [[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]] and Megatronus as respectable members of the Decepticons, despite the fact that the former two had not appeared at all in ''Robots in Disguise'' at the time but rather in its [[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|predecessor]]; Soundwave would not appear in the series until "[[Portals]]" aired eight months later.