Short Order
Can you help us get it done?
| Artist | Off the Hook |
| Vocals | Rina Itou Alice Peralta Pearl (in-game) Marina (in-game) |
| Game | Splatoon 3 (Side Order only) |
| Heard in Splatoon 3 |
30F (after already clearing it at least once) |
| Featured in | Ordertune – disc 2, track 12 Nintendo Music – link |
| BPM | 150 |
| Key signature | C major |
| Length | 1:56 (before looping) |
| Sample |
Short Order is a song performed by Off the Hook. It is played on 30F of the Spire of Order during the final boss fight of Side Order after having already cleared it previously.
Samples and interpolations
Σntrance: Platonic Solid
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The melody of Short Order is played using a distorted vocal sound when the player is inside the floating icosahedron that appears in the foyer after clearing the Spire of Order at least once.
Lyrics
The booklet included with Ordertune gives the official lyrics for Short Order. The lyrics are nonsensical; the Japanese hiragana and katakana simply give the pronunciation.
| Short Order | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Off the Hook | Japanese lyrics[1] | Romanized lyrics | |
| Pearl | Marina | ||
| デュンデュン シュノワ ワッツァミノラ スタッパ ディギノラ チュケニ スライスライ ジザネ チャスタウィガネ スタッパ ミディノラ ジャッチュ |
Dyundyun shunowa wattsaminora Sutappa diginora chukeni Suraisurai jizane chasutawigane Sutappa midinora jatchu | ||
| ( スタッパ ディギノラ チュケニ スライスライ ジザネ チャスタウィガネ スタッパ ミディノラ ( |
( Sutappa diginora chukeni Suraisurai jizane chasutawigane Sutappa midinora ( | ||
| ( |
( | ||
| ちぇっきら ちぇっき らかかかぶん ちぇっきら ちぇっきぶん |
Chekkira chekki rakakakabun Chekkira chekkibun | ||
| ちぇっきら ちぇっき らかかかぶん ちぇっきら ちぇっきぶん |
Chekkira chekki rakakakabun Chekkira chekkibun | ||
| (Scat) | (Scat) | ||
| ( ( ちぇっきら ちぇっきぶん |
( ( Chekkira chekkibun | ||
Trivia
- Multiple lyrics seem to reference or be related to actual Japanese words.
- デュンデュン (dyundyun) is both phonetically and otherwise related to 諄々 (junjun), meaning "earnestly, repeatedly, patiently"[2] (dyu is an old reading of ぢゅ, which is now pronounced the same as じゅ (ju)).
- スライスライ (suraisurai) is very close to スラスラ (surasura), an onomatopoeia meaning "smoothly, easily, readily".[3]
- ちぇっきら (chekkira) is pronounced nearly identically to チェキラ (chekira), which is the Japanese loan word for "check it out",[4] often used in Japanese rap songs.
Etymology
In short order is a phrase that means "very quickly"; it may also refer to how Smollusk is a shorter version of Order. The Japanese title of the song, Meet You Again, could be referring to Smollusk wanting Eight and the crew to play with it every now and then, or "meeting it again" in each run of the Spire of Order.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| ミーチュー・アゲイン mīchū agein |
Meet You Again |