List of bassists for the Splatoon series

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TABOKUN

TABOKUN
Full name Endo Tatsuhiro
Native name 遠藤"TABOKUN"龍弘 (えんどう"TABOKUN"たつひろ)
Pseudonym TABOKUN
Born 9 February (age unknown)
Died
Occupation Bassist
Role(s) Bassist for Squid Squad and Front Roe
Instrument(s) Bass
First game Splatoon
Latest game Splatoon 3
Splatoon games worked on

Tatsuhiro "TABOKUN" Endo is the bassist for Squid Squad and Front Roe. Tatsuhiro has played bass for numerous Nintendo related projects outside of the Splatoon series, including songs from Xenoblade Chronicles and as the bassist for the Nintendo Special Rock Band.

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Splatune (Splatoon Original Soundtrack) Bass
Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack)

Soundtrack credits

Splatune (Splatoon Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artist's name

Splatune (Splatoon Original Soundtrack) 		Opening Squid Squad
Splattack! (Jam Session)
Splattack!
Ink or Sink
Seaskape
Kraken Up
Metalopod
Now or Never!

Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artist's name

Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) 		Sea Me Now Front Roe
Sandy Side Up

Other credits

Title Credit
Nintendo Switch Experience 2017 Bass for the Nintendo Special Rock Band
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Electric Bass (as TABOKUN)
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Bass (as TABOKUN)

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BOH

BOH
Full name Bohte Daisuke
Native name 棒手BOH大輔
Pseudonym BOH
Born 14 August 1982 (age 44)
Asahikawa, Japan
Died
Occupation Bassist
Role(s) Bassist at multiple live concerts
Instrument(s) Bass
First game N/A
Latest game N/A
Splatoon games worked on

Daisuke "BOH" Bohte was the exclusive bassist for the Splatoon series live virtual concerts held in Japan up until Haicalive at Chokaigi 2018.

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Shiokalive 2016 Bass
Squid Sisters 2nd Live Concert from Chokaigi 2016
Splatoon Live in Makuhari -Shiokalive-
Shiokalive at Cho Party 2016
Haicalive at Tokaigi 2018
Octotune (Splatoon 2 Original Soundtrack) Live Bass
Splatoon 2 Live in Makuhari -Tentalive- Live Bass (Squid Sisters only)

Soundtrack credits

Splatoon Live in Makuhari -Shiokalive-

Album cover Song title In-game artist's name

Splatoon Live in Makuhari -Shiokalive- 		Commence the Fest ~ MC1 (1st Concert) Squid Sisters
Ink Me Up (1st Concert)
Now or Never! (1st Concert)
City of Color (1st Concert)
Maritime Memory (1st Concert)
Calamari Inkantation (1st Concert)
Commence the Fest ~ MC1 (2nd Concert)
Ink Me Up (2nd Concert)
Now or Never! (2nd Concert)
City of Color (2nd Concert)
Maritime Memory (2nd Concert)
Calamari Inkantation (2nd Concert)
Bomb Rush Blush (2nd Concert) Callie
Tide Goes Out (2nd Concert) Marie

Octotune (Splatoon 2 Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artist's name

Octotune (Splatoon 2 Original Soundtrack)
Color Pulse (1st Concert) Off the Hook
Acid Hues (1st Concert)
Muck Warfare (1st Concert)
Ebb & Flow (1st Concert)
Fresh Start (1st Concert) Squid Sisters
Spicy Calamari Inkantation (1st Concert)
Now or Never! (1st Concert) Off the Hook & Squid Sisters

Splatoon 2 Live in Makuhari -Tentalive-

Album cover Song title In-game artist's name

Splatoon 2 Live in Makuhari -Tentalive- 		City of Color (Cho Party 2016) Squid Sisters
Ink Me Up (Cho Party 2016)
Maritime Memory (Cho Party 2016)
Calamari Inkantation (Cho Party 2016)

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Chap

Ben "Chap" Weislo
Full name Benjamin Weislo
Native name Benjamin « Chap » Weislo[1]
Pseudonym Chap
Born Unknown
Died
Occupation Bassist
Animator
Actor[2]
Role(s) Bassist for European live concerts
Instrument(s) Bass
First game N/A
Latest game N/A
Splatoon games worked on

Ben "Chap" Weislo was the first bassist to perform at a Splatoon series live concert outside of Japan with Squid Sisters at Japan Expo 2016, which took place in Paris, France. He would return as bassist for Off the Hook Concert at Polymanga 2018, the second European live concert.

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Squid Sisters at Japan Expo 2016 Bass
Off the Hook Concert at Polymanga 2018

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  • A photo of Chap from his YouTube video "i've been somewhere"

    A photo of Chap from his YouTube video "i've been somewhere"

Shorter Takagi

Shorter Takagi
Full name Takagi Shorter
Native name 高木 祥太 (たかぎ しょうた)
Pseudonym
Born 20 February 1995[3]
Died
Occupation Bassist
Role(s) Bassist for Wet Floor Shibuya
Instrument(s) Bass
First game N/A
Latest game N/A
Splatoon games worked on


Shorter Takagi played bass for Wet Floor Shibuya, a band that would perform live at the Tower Records location in Shibuya, Japan. While there is no recording of the band live, the Tower Records Japan YouTube channel would post a video of the Wet Floor Shibuya band rehearsing and recording their version of Inkoming!, which would be featured on the CD of the same name.

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Inkoming! (Tower Records) Bass

Soundtrack credits

Inkoming! (Tower Records)

Album cover Song title In-game artists name

Inkoming! (Tower Records) 		Inkoming! (performed by Wet Floor Shibuya) Wet Floor Shibuya

Gallery

  • A photo of Shorter Takagi from Wet Floor Shibuya's Instagram

    A photo of Shorter Takagi from Wet Floor Shibuya's Instagram

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IKUO

IKUO
Full name Shibutani Ikuo
Native name 渋谷 郁央 (しぶたに いくお)
Pseudonym IKUO
Born 24 September (age unknown)
Died
Occupation Bassist
Role(s) Bassist for Wet Floor
Instrument(s) Bass
First game Splatoon 2
Latest game Splatoon 2
Splatoon games worked on

Ikuo "IKUO" Shibutani is a Japanese bassist from Shimane Prefecture. He has performed for multiple video games and Vocaloid performances. He is the bassist for Wet Floor.

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Splatune 2 (Splatoon 2 Original Soundtrack) Electric Bass

Soundtrack credits

Splatune 2 (Splatoon 2 Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artists name

Splatune 2 (Splatoon 2 Original Soundtrack) 		Opening Wet Floor
Inkoming!
Rip Entry
Undertow
Don't Slip
Endolphin Surge
Now or Never!
Turf Master
Ink Another Day
Inkoming! (Cloud Edit)

Gallery

External links

Satoshi Adachi

Satoshi Adachi
Full name Satoshi Adachi
Native name 安達 さとし (あだち さとし)
Pseudonym
Born Unknown
Birthplace Unknown
Died
Occupation Bassists
Role(s) Bassist at multiple live concerts
Instrument(s) Bass
First game N/A
Latest game N/A
Splatoon games worked on

Satoshi Adachi is a bassist who has performed for multiple live concerts.

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Haicalive at Chokaigi 2018 Bass
Tentalive at Tokaigi 2019
Splatoon 2 Live in Makuhari -Tentalive- Bass (Off the Hook Live)
Haicalive Kyoto Mix Bass
Deep Cut Concert at Nintendo Live 2022
Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) Live Bass

Soundtrack credits

Splatoon 2 Live in Makuhari -Tentalive-

Album cover Song title In-game artists name

Splatoon 2 Live in Makuhari -Tentalive- 		Opening~MC1 (1st Off the Hook Live) Off the Hook
Nasty Majesty (1st Off the Hook Live)
Acid Hues (1st Off the Hook live)
Color Pulse (1st Off the Hook live)
Muck Warfare (1st Off the Hook live)
Shark Bytes (1st Off the Hook Live)
Into the Light (1st Off the Hook Live)
Fly Octo Fly (1st Off the Hook Live)
Ebb & Flow (Octo) (1st Off the Hook Live)
Inkoming! (1st Off the Hook Live) N/A
Blitz It! (1st Off the Hook Live)
Entropical (1st Off the Hook Live)

Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artists name

Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) 		Anarchy Splatcast (1st Deep Cut Concert) Deep Cut
Anarchy Rainbow (1st Deep Cut Concert)
Fins in the Air (1st Deep Cut Concert)
Hide and Sleek (1st Deep Cut Concert)
Opening (1st Deep Cut Concert) N/A
Clickbait (1st Deep Cut Concert)
Sea Me Now (1st Deep Cut Concert)
Calamari Inkantation 3MIX (1st Deep Cut Concert) Deep Cut x Squid Sisters

Gallery

External links

Ryosuke Nikamoto

Ryosuke Nikamoto
Full name Ryosuke Nikamoto
Native name 二家本 亮介 (にかもと りょうすけ)
Pseudonym
Born 16 January 1986 (age 40)
Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan
Died
Occupation
Role(s) Bassist for C-Side
Instrument(s) Bass
First game Splatoon 3
Latest game Splatoon 3
Splatoon games worked on

Ryosuke Nikamoto performs the bass part for C-Side.

He is also the bassist for the Japanese band UKRampage.

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) Bass

Soundtrack credits

Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artists name

Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) 		Opening C-Side
Clickbait (Splash Sessions Demo)
Clickbait
Headhammer
Triple Dip
Paintscraper
Splattack!
Now or Never!
Rinse/Repeat
Learning Curve

External links

Hiroo Yamaguchi

Hiroo Yamaguchi
Full name Yamaguchi Hiroo
Native name 山口 寛雄 (やまぐち ひろお)
Pseudonym
Born Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan[4]
Died
Occupation Bassist
Composer
Role(s) Bassist for Damp Socks feat. Off the Hook
Instrument(s) Bass
First game Splatoon 3
Latest game Splatoon 3
Splatoon games worked on


Hiroo Yamaguchi is the bassist for Damp Socks feat. Off the Hook.

Outside of the Splatoon series, Yamaguchi has been credited under the alias "hiroo."[5]

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) Bass

Soundtrack credits

Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artists name

Splatune 3 (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) 		Candy-Coated Rocks Damp Socks feat. Off the Hook
Tentacle to the Metal

External links

Wakazaemon

Wakazaemon
Full name
Native name わかざえもん
Pseudonym Wakazaemon
Born 29 September 1997 (age 28)
Tokyo Prefecture, Japan[6]
Died
Occupation Bassist
Role(s) Bassist for the Splatoon 3 Live Concert featuring Deep Cut at Nintendo Live 2024 TOKYO
Instrument(s) Bass
First game N/A
Latest game N/A
Splatoon games worked on


Wakazaemon is a left handed bassist who performed for the Splatoon 3 Live Concert featuring Deep Cut at Nintendo Live 2024 TOKYO, successding Satoshi Adachi as the bassist for Deep Cut's virtual concerts.

Wakazaemon's real name is unknown, and when asked about it she doesn't answer.[7]

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Splatoon 3 Live Concert featuring Deep Cut at Nintendo Live 2024 TOKYO Bass
Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) Live Bass

Soundtrack credits

Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artist's name

Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) 		Anarchy Splatcast (Splatoon 3 Live Concert) Deep Cut
Till Depth Do Us Part (Splatoon 3 Live Concert)
Fins in the Air (Splatoon 3 Live Concert)
Hide and Sleek (Splatoon 3 Live Concert)
Smeared Canvas (Splatoon 3 Live Concert)
Big Betrayal (Splatoon 3 Live Concert)
Daybreaker Anthem (Splatoon 3 Live Concert)
Opening (Splatoon 3 Live Concert) N/A
No Quarters (Splatoon 3 Live Concert)
Aquasonic (Splatoon 3 Live Concert)
Ska-BLAM (Splatoon 3 Live Concert)
Candy-Coated Rocks (Splatoon 3 Live Concert) Off the Hook
Tentacle to the Metal (Splatoon 3 Live Concert)
MC4 (Splatoon 3 Live Concert) Deep Cut × Off the Hook
Anarchy Rainbow (Splatoon 3 Live Concert)

External links

Chiaki Ito

Chiaki Ito
Full name Ito Chiaki
Native name 伊藤 千明 (いとう ちあき)
Pseudonym
Born March 1, 1989 (age 37)[8]
Oita Prefecture, Japan
Died
Occupation Bassist
Role(s) Bassist for Yoko & the Gold Bazookas
Instrument(s) Bass
First game Splatoon 3
Latest game Splatoon 3
Splatoon games worked on


Chiaki Ito is the bassist for Yoko & the Gold Bazookas.

Often when an in-universe band member from a previous game returns, the real-life musician who played their part returns as well. Yet, despite Oonie from Ink Theory returning as Yoko & the Gold Bazookas' bass, Ito did not perform the bass part for Ink Theory in Splatoon 2, and the role, if it was live recorded, remains uncredited.

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) Bass

Soundtrack credits

Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artist's name

Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) 		Ska-BLAM Yoko & the Gold Bazookas
Three-Horn Circus
Rockagilly Blues

Gallery

Naoki Kobayashi

Naoki Kobayashi
Full name Kobayashi Naoki
Native name 小林 修己 (こばやし なおき)
Pseudonym
Born Unknown
Died
Occupation Bassist
Role(s) Bassist for H2Whoa
Instrument(s) Bass
First game Splatoon 3
Latest game Splatoon 3
Splatoon games worked on


Naoki Kobayashi performs the bass part for H2Whoa.

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) Bass

Soundtrack credits

Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artist's name

Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) 		Ripstop & Go H2Whoa
Aquasonic

External links

Manabu Nimura

Manabu Nimura
Full name Nimura Manabu
Native name 二村 学 (にむら まなぶ)
Pseudonym
Born 17 August 1985 (age 41)
Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan[9]
Died
Occupation Bassist
Role(s) Bassist for Riot Act
Instrument(s) Bass
First game Splatoon 3
Latest game Splatoon 3
Splatoon games worked on


Manabu Nimura is the bassist for Riot Act.

Manabu, as well as the other performers for Riot Act, can be seen recording No Plan Survives in one of Nintendo's "In the Studio" videos that get posted on their various social medias.[10][11]

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) Bass

Soundtrack credits

Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artists name

Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) 		Shifting Stars Riot Act
No Plan Survives

External links

Shotaro Tamaki

Shotaro Tamaki
Full name Tamaki Shotaro
Native name 玉木 正太郎 (たまき しょうたろう)
Pseudonym
Born 13 November 1986 (age 39)[12]
Kyoto Prefecture, Japan[13]
Died
Occupation Bassist
Producer
Composer
Arranger[14]
Role(s) Bassist for SashiMori
Instrument(s) Bass
First game Splatoon 3
Latest game Splatoon 3
Splatoon games worked on

Shotaro Tamaki plays the bass part for SashiMori's songs debtuting in Splatoon 3.

Work in Splatoon

Title Credit
Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) Bass

Soundtrack credits

Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack)

Album cover Song title In-game artists name

Ordertune (Splatoon 3 Original Soundtrack) 		Amalgamania SashiMori
Seasource

Gallery

External links

References

  1. ↑ YouTube Splatoon - Japan Expo 2016 Concert Rehearsal - 7 July 2016 (Nintendo UK)
  2. ↑ Benjamin Weislo on Linkedin
  3. ↑ Twitter shortakagi on Twitter
  4. ↑ Hiroo Yamaguchi's profile on SCOOP MUSIC
  5. ↑ hiroo's profile on VGMdb
  6. ↑ Twitter @waka_lh on Twitter
  7. ↑ https://mono-ho.jp/influencer/wakazaemon-profile/
  8. ↑ BLSTN Support Member Introduction
  9. ↑ https://mullahnin.jimdofree.com/profile-1/
  10. ↑ Twitter @SplatoonNA on Twitter
  11. ↑ YouTube Splatoon 3 - No Quarters and More [In the Studio] - Nintendo Switch
  12. ↑ Twitter shotaro_tamaki on Twitter
  13. ↑ Shotaro Tamaki's profile on Ameba
  14. ↑ https://www.tunecore.co.jp/artists/shotaro_tamaki
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