Emote

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(Redirected from Reppin' Inkopolis)
The Double-Cross Dab emote shown in the catalog.

Emotes are animations performed by the player when winning a battle or clearing a Salmon Run shift in Splatoon 3. Most of them are obtained through the catalog at Hotlantis. Emotes from previous seasons can be obtained at the Shell-Out Machine, or a decorated Mystery Box.

List of emotes

Emotes are mostly unlocked by leveling up a catalog, which features six emotes per season. Once a season is over, the previously catalog-only emotes can be obtained through the Shell-Out Machine.

Emote Animation Description How to obtain Height

Flip Out

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Only when using a shooter. The player backflips twice, spinning the second time, and lands with the weapon pointed backwards, before pointing to the sky with their left hand. Unlocked by default Middle

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Only when using a roller. With the weapon resting on the ground, the player jumps over it and kicks it up, swapping hands to rest it over their shoulder while slightly crouched.

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Only when using a charger. The player turns backwards, lightly tosses the weapon into the air once, catches it, and holds it pointing upwards while giving a thumbs-up with their left hand, turning to look behind as they do.

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Only when using a slosher. The player sets the weapon spinning, then grabs it, does a spinning backflip, and poses in a three-point landing with the weapon held behind them.

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Only when using a splatling. The player spins the weapon around them four times anticlockwise, then throws it in the air and quickly grabs and poses with it.

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Only when using a dualie. The player backflips and shoots the weapons right then left in midair. They then land, crouching and spinning the weapons with their fingers.

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Only when using a brella. The player picks up the weapon's base while folded, swings it with force in the style of a golf club, then throws it into the air and rests their hands on it when it lands.

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Only when using a blaster. The player throws the weapon into the air, flips backwards along the ground, then catches it, turns backwards, and poses with it in their arms.

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Only when using a brush. The player swings the weapon in full circles many times, swapping it back and forth between their hands three times, before posing with it.

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Only when using a stringer. Jumping into the air, the player shoots the weapon downwards three times, then lands kneeling and pulls its string back while aiming into the distance.

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Only when using a splatana. The player excitedly jumps and slams the weapon into the ground point-first, then lands and leans against it with their arms and legs folded.

Card Shark

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From a crouching start, the player quickly rears back and, with a serious expression, holds up the middle three fingers of each hand - their right hand close to their body and pointed up, and their left hand outstretched and pointed down. Reach Rank 30 in Tableturf Battle Middle

Bait the Hook

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The player performs the second half of the intro portion of Marina's Color Pulse dance, then quickly performs Off the Hook's signature "Don't get cooked... Stay off the hook!" pose. Complete 30F in the Spire of Order for the first time (requires Splatoon 3: Expansion Pass) Middle

The Lowdown

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The player spins on the spot clockwise once and crouches, resting their left hand over their mouth and looking away. Drizzle Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 3
Shell-Out Machine
Mystery Box
Lower

No Chill

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The player wipes their brow with their right hand, resting it on their hip, then fans themselves repeatedly with their left hand, looking around nonchalantly. Drizzle Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 15
Shell-Out Machine
Mystery Box
Middle

Stuntin'

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The player crosses their arms in an X shape in front of them, points forwards with their right hand while winking, jumps and spins clockwise in the air, then lands and crouches, resting their left arm on their leg. Drizzle Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 35
Shell-Out Machine
Mystery Box
Lower

Breakin'

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The player breakdances rapidly, spinning first upright, then on their head, coming to a quick stop and resting their right hand on their chin. Drizzle Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 51
Shell-Out Machine
Mystery Box
Lower

Victory Strut

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The player steps in place four times, flapping their elbows as they do, then punches the air with their right arm while winking. Drizzle Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 76
Shell-Out Machine
Mystery Box
Middle

Double-Cross Dab

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Skipping side to side, the player crosses their arms in front of them twice, rapidly spins clockwise on the spot twice, and comes to a halt by dabbing into their left arm. Drizzle Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 98
Shell-Out Machine
Mystery Box
Middle

You're Welcome

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The player bows three times. First they wave with their left arm and bow theatrically, crossing their right leg behind the other while extending their right arm behind them; they then wave with their right arm and perform a more modest bow. Finally, they bow while facing straight ahead, extending both arms. Chill Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 10
Shell-Out Machine
Middle

All Chill

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The player shivers and rubs their arms, glancing from side to side, before coming to a rest with their left hand on their right forearm. Chill Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 24
Shell-Out Machine
Middle

Wave 'Em Off

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The player waves broadly at the screen with both hands, alternating the position their arms cross in with each wave. Chill Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 35
Shell-Out Machine
Upper

Who's Next?

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The player sits down with their legs crossed, and begins drumming their fingers with their hands steepled. Chill Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 60
Shell-Out Machine
Lower

Robo Steppin'

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The player does the robot, ending the dance by striking a pose with their hands. Chill Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 73
Shell-Out Machine
Upper

Your Move

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The player does a quick breakdance, spinning around several times in a crouching position, then performs a one-handed handstand on their left hand while touching their feet to their right hand. They leap back to a standing pose and fold their arms, glancing back at the screen. Chill Season 2022 Catalog Lv. 83
Shell-Out Machine
Middle

Reppin' Inkopolis

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Only when using a shooter or blaster. The player jumps for joy three times, then points their weapon into the air with a smile. Fresh Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 10 Middle

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Only when using a roller or brush. The player gleefully swings their weapon from side to side, hoists it over their right shoulder, and puts their hand on their hip.

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Only when using a charger. The player makes a spinning jump, holds their charger in the air, then grabs it with their left hand and begins angling it from side to side while glancing around.

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Only when using a slosher. The player pumps their left fist twice. They throw their slosher in the air, catch it, toss it again, balance it on their right index finger, and begin spinning it around.

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Only when using a splatling. The player dances in a circle, twirls their splatling into the air, catches it, and hugs it to their chest with a large smile. The animation was changed in version 4.0.0 so the player hugs the weapon tighter.

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Only when using a Dualie. Facing away from the screen, the player throws the dualie in their right hand into the air behind their back, spins around, and catches it. They juggle both dualies for a brief period, then strike a pose with them, pointing the dualie in their left hand at the screen.

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Only when using a brella. The player twirls their brella around in their hands, tosses it up into the air, catches it with their left hand, and pretends to strum it like a guitar.

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Only when using a stringer. The player turns toward the screen while twirling their stringer around in their right hand. They take hold of the stringer with their left and pose with it, drawing its strings back.

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Only when using a splatana. The player spins their splatana around in their right hand, then plants it in the ground and places their left hand on their hip.

MVPleased

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The player jumps around playfully twice, shaking their arm(s) on each jump, then comes to a stance point with their hands expressing the peace gesture in front of their face. Fresh Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 24 Upper

Later, Undulator

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The player wiggles their body three times facing left of the screen, then quickly comes to a stop with their legs spread apart, with one hand over their head. Fresh Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 35 Middle

Backflip Atcha

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The player performs a backflip, then spins around facing their back towards the screen, then quickly glancing back at the screen. Fresh Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 60 Middle

Rootin' Tootin'

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The player jumps around twice throwing their hands up with their fingers pointed up, spins around to the right, makes a stance, then throws down three fingers pointed down with the other hand behind their back. Fresh Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 73 Middle

Twirl Power

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The player spins left, spins right, comes to a stopping point, then puts their hand on their mouth, leaning left with their hand reaching for the screen. Fresh Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 83 Upper

Easy Kneesy

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The player falls to their knees, balls up their fists while shaking them, and then points their left fist upwards. Sizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 10 Lower

Landed It

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The player punches twice to the right before twisting in the air, and briefly stumble as they land on their left foot with their back to the screen. Regaining balance with both feet on the ground, they point to the right with their right hand. Sizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 24 Middle

Roundhouse Ballerina

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The player does a roundhouse kick while jumping in the air, points right with their back turned while peeking over their shoulder, and then faces forward with their right arm above their left; their left leg in front of their right. Sizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 35 Upper

Windmill Whip

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The player whips their arms around in a circle and then poses with their left arm in front of their right arm, their right arm balled into a fist. Sizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 60 Middle

Victory Twist

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The player moves their arms with their fists balled up from left to right four times and then puts their hands on their hips. Sizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 73 Middle

Ready Stance

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The player moves their arm from right to left, swings it clockwise and balls it into a fist, with their left behind their right, and then throws down their hands into four fingers. Sizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 83 Middle

Deepest Cut

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The player performs the beginning of the chorus portion of Shiver and Frye's Anarchy Rainbow dance, then sharply assume Deep Cut's signature "Catch ya later!" pose. Drizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 10 Middle

Down-Rock Pop

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The user crouches and does two kicks with their right foot. They then perform a backflip assisted by a one-arm handstand, standing up straight as they fold their arms. Drizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 31 Middle

Bashful Brag

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The player giggles and brings both of their hands up to their chin in an affected "cute" gesture, bending their right leg into the air as they do so. Drizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 40 Middle

Robo-Flow

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Facing the left with their arms outstretched, the player performs a hand wave turned body wave dance move. They then turn to the right where they smile wide and pose with their arms and knees bent sharply, all in the robot dance style. Drizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 63 Upper

Spinnin' Salute

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From a crouching position, the player stands up while performing a spin, then salutes with their right arm. Drizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 74 Upper

Upperkick Crouch

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The player jumps while punching into the air, gestures as they land, then jumps again. They then perform two mid-air kicks before landing in a crouching stance. Drizzle Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 85 Lower

Sarcastic Salute

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The user starts from a hand-folded position, turned slightly to the viewer's right and glancing at the screen. They turn to their right, putting their left hand on their hip, and do a small two-fingered salute with their right hand. Chill Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 10 Middle

Just Playin'

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The user rears back onto one leg while spreading their arms wide apart, brings their knee up while crossing their arms in front of them, then kneels down with their palms spread outward. Chill Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 31 Lower

Perfect Pirouette

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The user turns twice on one foot with their arms wrapped inwards before extending their arms and placing their right foot behind the other at the end of the turn, then hops to switch foots, raises their left arm, and places their right arm by their side. Chill Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 40 Upper

Shot Caller

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The user slouches on both sides while spinning their arms and making fists with their hands, then spins their hands up to stand before clapping their hands together and hopping to point in both directions, before finally pointing and looking to their right. Chill Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 63 Middle

XOXO

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The user steps back with their right foot as they lean forwards, before blowing a kiss and stepping slightly forwards with their left foot, and grinning afterwards. Chill Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 85 Upper

Squiddin' Around

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The user hops back while turning to the left, kicking their left foot out while linking their hands behind their back, then swings their hands to their right while kicking their left foot under themselves, before finally swinging their arms and foot the other way, finishing the pose with their left foot pointed up. Chill Season 2023 Catalog Lv. 100 Middle

The Square Show-Off

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Only when using a shooter or blaster. The player jumps for joy twice, before spinning on the third jump and pointing their weapon upwards and placing their left fist on their hip. Fresh Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 10 Middle

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Only when using a roller or brush. The player holds their weapon behind their neck while gleefully facing both sides, before waving with their left arm and holding their weapon with their right.

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Only when using a charger. The player fist pumps with their left arm and kicks their left foot out while holding their Charger in the right hand before flip tossing their charger into the air and catching it while turning their body to the right and turning their head to the left.

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Only when using a slosher. The player spins their slosher on their right index finger, then pressing it into the air and jumping into a backflip to catch and sit on it, with their legs hanging on either side.

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Only when using a splatling. The player salutes with their left hand while holding their splatling in their right arm, before spinning around twice and firmly placing the weapon on the ground to hold it with their left hand, while placing their right fist on their hip.

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Only when using a dualie. The player tosses both dualies into the air before jumping up to catch them both and turning around mid-air to face the other way as they land, then jumping into a backflip to return facing forward and crossing their arms at their waist on landing while holding their dualies, before standing up and extending their arms to their side, spinning their dualies on each index finger while smiling.

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Only when using a brella. The player rests their brella on the ground and then lifts it to twirl it around twice, before swinging it upwards and opening it during a jump to turn their body to face the other way, spinning the Brella in their hands every couple of seconds thereafter.

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Only when using a stringer. The player tosses their stringer with their left hand to catch it with their right hand, before spinning around twice to their left to take aim, pulling on the strings.

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Only when using a splatana. The player performs a vertical slash with their splatana, before spinning it back, stepping back with their right foot, and holding the Splatana with their right hand.

Nowhere Fast

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The player walks in place facing left, before turning one and a half times to face right and extending their arms behind them, mimicking an airplane's swept wings, and turning their head to face right. Fresh Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 31 Middle

Adoring Crowd

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The player hops and cheers, fist pumping with their left arm, before alternately waving on either side of them. Fresh Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 40 Upper

Flowing Form

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The player lifts their left foot while making elemental bending gestures with their arms, culminating in a pose where they stand on their left leg, right leg bent and raised, left arm extended and right arm bent, before sitting cross-legged and closing their eyes in a meditating pose. Fresh Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 63 Lower

Routine Victory

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The player kicks with their left leg and shakes their hands to loosen up before performing two backflips, then extending their arms upwards on both sides, palms facing outward, at the end of the flips in a gymnastics salute. Fresh Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 85 Upper

Strings Attached

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From a prone position, the player first staggers up into a standing pose with their arms outstretched, back arched, and wrists and neck limp, as if pulled upwards by strings. After briefly lurching over, they change to a hunched-over pose, with a slight smile as they wiggle their fingers. Fresh Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 100 Middle

Sisters Style

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The player performs the second half of the intro portion of City of Color dance, then quickly performs both Squid Sisters' signature "Stay Fresh!" pose. Sizzle Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 10 Middle

Ready for Action

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From a crouching position facing away from the screen, the player stands up and jumps around to face to the left while forming a fist with their left hand. They then jump once more to face the screen directly and bump both of their fists together. Sizzle Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 31 Middle

Bursting Out

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The player clenches their fists and leans inward, before punching their fists upwards in a hop before holding their fists up by their sides. Sizzle Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 40 Middle

Makin' Waves

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The player makes a hula-like dance to their left, then turns to their right to make waving motions with their arms. Sizzle Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 63 Middle

Stance Up

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The player points to the sky with their right hand, before turning to their side, swinging their arms and holding out both palms in a fighting stance. Sizzle Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 85 Middle

Spring-Loaded

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The player shakes their hands before jumping for joy, then they strikes a peace hand sign lifting their left leg. Sizzle Season 2024 Catalog Lv. 100 Middle

Splatfest

There are two special emotes performed under certain conditions during a Splatfest:

The first emote, internally named Win TriCol, is performed after a Tricolor Turf War when the attacking teams win: the attacking team who covered the most turf perform their chosen emote, while the other team performs Win TriCol.

The second emote, internally named Win X00A through Win X00D is performed when a team wins a 100x or 333x Battle.

Emote Animation Description How to obtain Height

Win Tricol
(link to file) The player appears on the victory screen already smiling with their arms crossed, then nods twice with their eyes closed. Note this emote's name and icon are never visible to the player. Unobtainable, Tricolor Battle victory exclusive N/A (cannot fist bump)
Win X00(A-D) (link to file) Each player appears flapping their arms happily while rocking side to side, before they each point towards the sky with their left arms in sequence, a brief gleam reflecting off their fingers. They look around happily at each other before each striking different poses (in order from left to right):
  • A crouching pose, resting their chin on their right palm.
  • A standing pose, with their right wrist held in front of their mouth.
  • A standing pose with their body facing away from the camera, looking over their shoulder.
  • A sitting pose with one leg tucked against the chest and the other dangling. They also hold their chin in an introspective manner.

Note this emote's name is never visible to the player, and it has no icon.

Unobtainable, 100x/333x Battle victory exclusive N/A (cannot fist bump)

Fist bumps

An Inkling and Octoling fist bumping.
Main article: Emote/Fist bump animations

Starting with Sizzle Season 2023[1] , winning players may fist bump each other at the end of a match's results screen if they fulfill certain requirements.

In order to fist bump, two players on the winning team must be positioned beside each other on the results screen, have compatible emotes equipped, and have each been awarded three gold medals.[2] Only two players per team may fist bump. Any fist bumps achieved are not visible to players on the losing team.

Emote fist bump compatibility

Each emote is classed according to its height as upper, middle or lower. In order to fist bump, both eligible players must have compatible emotes equipped; a player equipped with a middle-height emote cannot fist bump a player equipped with an upper-height emote.

Fist bump height compatibility per emote[2]
Height Emote
Upper Wave 'Em Off, Robo Steppin, MVPleased, Twirl Power, Roundhouse Ballerina, Robo-Flow, Spinnin' Salute, Perfect Pirouette, Adoring Crowd, Routine Victory
Middle Flip Out, Card Shark, No Chill, Victory Strut, Double-Cross Dab, You're Welcome, All Chill, Your Move, Reppin' Inkopolis, Later, Undulator, Backflip Atcha, Rootin' Tootin', Landed It, Windmill Whip, Victory Twist, Ready Stance, Deepest Cut, Down-Rock Pop, Bashful Brag, Sarcastic Salute, Shot Caller, XOXO, Squiddin' Around, Bait the Hook, The Square Show-Off, Nowhere Fast, Strings Attached, Sisters Style, Ready for Action, Bursting Out, Makin' Waves, Stance Up, Spring-Loaded
Lower The Lowdown, Stuntin', Breakin', Who's Next?, Easy Kneesy, Upperkick Crouch, Just Playin', Flowing Form

Gallery

Trivia

  • Flip Out, Reppin' Inkopolis and The Square Show-Off are the only emotes so far that feature the player's weapon and vary based on its class.
  • Reppin' Inkopolis and The Square Show-Off emotes are directly based on victory poses from Splatoon and Splatoon 2, respectively. They appear to have been completely remade instead of being imported from those games.
    • The Reppin' Inkopolis in particular are mostly based on Inkling girls' victory poses with some elements from those of the boys.
  • Prior to 7.0.0, the Reppin' Inkopolis emote lacked animations for weapon types added after Splatoon (dualies, brellas, stringers, and splatanas) and simply reused the animations from the Flip Out emote instead.
  • One of the animations for Inklings and Octolings in Splatsville Square is very similar to the No Chill emote. The biggest difference is in the square, they open their mouth in a sigh, while in the No Chill emote their mouth is closed throughout.
  • Using supported Splatoon series amiibo, players can perform The Lowdown, No Chill, Victory Strut, Double-Cross Dab, Card Shark, and, as of version 2.0.0, the Wave 'Em Off and Flip Out emotes by using the "Pose" selection when taking a picture with the amiibo, allowing the player to perform select emotes from previous seasons regardless of whether it is owned.
    • The Wave 'Em Off emote can only be used in the Splatsville Square, while the Flip Out emote can only be used in multiplayer stages.
  • The special emotes from the 100x and 333x battles animation originate from the poses in the Mission Complete! screen of Alterna.

Names in other languages

Emote
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese エモート
Emōto
Emote
Netherlands Dutch Reactie Reaction
Canada French (NOA) Émoticône Emoticon
France French (NOE) Animation -
Germany German Emote Same as English
Italy Italian Posa Pose
Russia Russian Эмотикон
Emotikon
Emoticon
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Pose -
Spain Spanish (NOE) Reacción Reaction
China Chinese 表情
biǎoqíng
Emote
South Korea Korean 감정 표현 Show Feeling
 Internal Emote[3]

Emote names in other languages

Flip Out
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ブキポーズ
Buki pōzu
Weapon Pose
Netherlands Dutch Wapenpose Weapon pose
CanadaFrance French Saut armé Armed jump
Germany German Waffenpose Weapon Pose
Italy Italian Capriola armata Armed somersault
Russia Russian К оружию
K oruzhiyu
To arms
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Arma en mano Weapon in hand
Spain Spanish (NOE) Arma en ristre Weapon out and ready
China Chinese (Simplified) 武器姿势
wǔqì zīshì (Mandarin)
Weapon Pose
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 武器姿勢
wǔqì zīshì (Mandarin)
Weapon Pose
South Korea Korean 무기 포즈
mugi pojeu
Weapon Pose
 Internal Win_Weapon03[4] In its animation, "Weapon" is substituted for the specific weapon id.


Card Shark
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ナワバトラー
Nawa batorā
Turf-Battler
Netherlands Dutch Winnende hand Winning hand
CanadaFrance French Pro des cartes Pro of cards
Germany German Revierdecks-Flex Tableturf Battle Flex[a]
Italy Italian Asso delle carte Card (games') Ace
Russia Russian Карточный профи
Kartochnyy profi
Card pro
SpainMexico Spanish Pose carterritorial Tableturf pose
China Chinese (Simplified) 占地斗士
zhàndì dòushì (Mandarin)
Turf Fighter
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 占地鬥士
zhàndì dòushì (Mandarin)
Turf Fighter
South Korea Korean 영역 배틀러
yeongyeok baeteulleo
Turf Battler
 Internal NwBtl00[4] Nw likely stands for nawa batorā and Btl for "battle", in reference to Tableturf Battle.


The Lowdown
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ1
Pōzu 1
Pose 1
Netherlands Dutch Heldenhurkzit Hero squat
CanadaFrance French Méditation Meditation
Germany German Squatling Deko Squating Deco
Italy Italian Sempre più giù Lower and lower
Russia Russian Медитация
Meditatsyya
Meditation
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Por lo bajito On the low[b]
Spain Spanish (NOE) Por lo bajo On the low
China Chinese (Simplified) 姿势1
zīshì 1 (Mandarin)
Pose 1
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 姿勢1
zīshì 1 (Mandarin)
Pose 1
South Korea Korean 포즈 1
pojeu 1
Pose 1
 Internal Crouching00[4] The player character crouches in celebration.


No Chill
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ホット
Hotto
Hot
Netherlands Dutch Even chillen Just chilling
CanadaFrance French Coup de chaleur Heatstroke
Germany German Heiße Luft Hot Air
Italy Italian Afa soffocante Suffocating heat
Russia Russian Жарко (Version 2.0.0 and later)
Zharko
Непоседа (Version 1.2.1 and before)
Neposeda
Hot

Fidget
SpainMexico Spanish Con descaro With no shame/the nerve
China Chinese (Simplified) 火热
huǒrè (Mandarin)
Hot
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 火熱
huǒrè (Mandarin)
Hot
South Korea Korean
has
Hot
 Internal FeelingWarm00[4] The idea of being "hot" has been localized.


Stuntin'
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ2
Pōzu 2
Pose 2
Netherlands Dutch Wervelwinst Whirl victory
CanadaFrance French Saut tournoyant Whirling jump
Germany German Skip-Mixer Skip Mixer
Italy Italian Giravolta stilosa Stylish spin
Russia Russian Акробатика
Akrobatika
Acrobatics
SpainMexico Spanish Acrobacia Acrobatics
China Chinese (Simplified) 姿势2
zīshì 2 (Mandarin)
Pose 2
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 姿勢2
zīshì 2 (Mandarin)
Pose 2
South Korea Korean 포즈 2
pojeu 2
Pose 2
 Internal Win04[4]


Breakin'
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ダンス1
Dansu 1
Dance 1
Netherlands Dutch Breakdance -
CanadaFrance French Breakdance -
Germany German Propeller Pro -
Italy Italian Breakdance -
Russia Russian Брейк-данс
Breyk-dans
Break dance
SpainMexico Spanish Break dance -
China Chinese 跳舞1
tiàowǔ 1 (Mandarin)
Dance 1
South Korea Korean 댄스 1
daenseu 1
Dance 1
 Internal Win08[4]


Victory Strut
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ダンス2
Dansu 2
Dance 2
Netherlands Dutch Kanjerpasjes Hero steps
CanadaFrance French Danse de victoire Victory dance
Germany German Champ-Spazierer Champ Walker
Italy Italian Danza trionfale Triumphant dance
Russia Russian Танец ликования
Tanets likovaniya
Jubilation dance
SpainMexico Spanish Victoria Victory
China Chinese 跳舞2
tiàowǔ 2 (Mandarin)
Dance 2
South Korea Korean 댄스 2
daenseu 2
Dance 2
 Internal Win13[4]


Double-Cross Dab
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ダンス3
Dansu 3
Dance 3
Netherlands Dutch Opschepdab Boast dab
CanadaFrance French Double dab -
Germany German Step, Step, Dab Step, Step, Dab
Italy Italian Doppio dab Double dab
Russia Russian Двойной дэб
Dvoynoy deb
Double dab
SpainMexico Spanish Baile doble Double dance
China Chinese 跳舞3
tiàowǔ 3 (Mandarin)
Dance 3
South Korea Korean 댄스 3
daenseu 3
Dance 3
 Internal Win15[4]


You're Welcome
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese あいさつ1
Aisatsu 1
Greeting 1
Netherlands Dutch Staande ovatie Standing ovation
CanadaFrance French À votre service At your service
Germany German Gern geschehen You're Welcome
Italy Italian Grazie a tutti Thank you all
Russia Russian Не благодарите!
Ne blagodarite!
Don't thank me!
Mexico Spanish (NOA) ¡De nada! You're welcome!
Spain Spanish (NOE) Para serviros At your service
China Chinese 打招呼1
dǎzhāohū 1 (Mandarin)
Greeting 1
South Korea Korean 인사 1
insa 1
Greeting 1
 Internal Win20[4]


All Chill
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese さむがり
Samugari
Coldness
Netherlands Dutch IJskoud Ice-cold
CanadaFrance French Frissons Chills
Germany German Frostbeule Frostbite
Italy Italian Brividi Shivers
Russia Russian Бр-р-р!
Br-r-r!
Br-r-r!
SpainMexico Spanish Qué frío... How cold...
China Chinese 怕冷
pà lěng (Mandarin)
Afraid of the cold
South Korea Korean 콜드
koldeu
Cold
 Internal Shivering00[4] The idea of shivering cold has been localized.


Wave 'Em Off
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese あいさつ2
Aisatsu 2
Greeting 2
Netherlands Dutch Winnaarswuif Winner wave
CanadaFrance French Grands gestes des bras Big arm gestures
Germany German Und tschüss Good Riddance
Italy Italian Vi saluto! Greetings!
Russia Russian Кревед!
Kreved!
Hello, shrimp![c]
SpainMexico Spanish ¡Saludos! Greetings!
China Chinese 打招呼2
dǎzhāohū 2 (Mandarin)
Greeting 2
South Korea Korean 인사 2
insa 2
Greeting 2
 Internal WaveHands[4] The idea of waving as a goodbye has been localized.


Who's Next?
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese あぐら
Agura
Crossed Legs
Netherlands Dutch Zen -
CanadaFrance French Au suivant Next
Germany German Ruhe vorm Sturm Calm Before the Storm[d]
Italy Italian A chi tocca? Who's next?
Russia Russian Кто следующий?
Kto sleduyushchiy?
Who's next?
Mexico Spanish (NOA) ¿Y ahora qué? And now what?
Spain Spanish (NOE) A esperar toca Waiting for it
China Chinese (Simplified) 盘腿坐
pántuǐ zuò (Mandarin)
Crossed Legs
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 盤腿坐
pántuǐ zuò (Mandarin)
Crossed Legs
South Korea Korean 책상다리
chaegsangdali
Crossed Legs
 Internal SittingCrossedLegs[4] The idea of sitting with crossed legs has been localized.


Robo Steppin'
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ロボットダンス1
Robotto Dansu 1
Robot Dance 1
Netherlands Dutch De robot The robot
CanadaFrance French Danse robotique Robotic dance
Germany German Robo-Step -
Italy Italian Passo robotico Robotic step
Russia Russian Робостеп
Robostep
Robostep
SpainMexico Spanish Baile robótico Robotic dance
China Chinese (Simplified) 机械舞1
jīxiè wǔ 1 (Mandarin)
Robot Dance 1
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 機械舞1
jīxiè wǔ 1 (Mandarin)
Robot Dance 1
South Korea Korean 로봇 댄스 1
lobos daenseu 1
Robot Dance 1
 Internal Win07[4]


Your Move
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ダンス4
Dansu 4
Dance 4
Netherlands Dutch Had je wat You got something[e]
CanadaFrance French Hip-hop -
Germany German Breakdance -
Italy Italian Agilità Agility
Russia Russian Твой ход
Tvoy khod
Your move
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Hip-hop -
Spain Spanish (NOE) Ahí queda eso There you have it
China Chinese 跳舞4
tiàowǔ 4 (Mandarin)
Dance 4
South Korea Korean 댄스 4
daenseu 4
Dance 4
 Internal Win14[4]


Reppin' Inkopolis
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ブキポーズ ハイカラシティ
buki pōzu haikara shiti
Inkopolis Weapon Pose
Netherlands Dutch Inkopolis-wapenpose Inkopolis weapon pose
CanadaFrance French Chromapolis attitude Inkopolis attitude
Germany German Inkopolis-Waffenpose Inkopolis Weapon Pose
Italy Italian Coloropoli rulez! Inkopolis rulez!
Russia Russian Вояка Инкополя
Voyaka Inkopolya
Inkopolis warrior
SpainMexico Spanish Pose cromopolitana Inkopolian pose
China Chinese (Simplified) 武器姿势 尚兴市
wǔqì zīshì Shàng xìng shì
Inkopolis Weapon Pose
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 武器姿勢 尚興市
wǔqì zīshì Shàng xìng shì
Inkopolis Weapon Pose
South Korea Korean 무기 포즈: 오더폴리스 시티
mugi pojeu: odeopolriseu siti
Weapon Pose: Orderpolis City
 Internal Win_Weapon01[4]


MVPleased
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ハッピー1
happī 1
Happy 1
Netherlands Dutch Gat in de lucht Hole in the sky[f]
CanadaFrance French Saut de joie Happiness jump
Germany German Superstar-Charme Superstar Charm
Italy Italian Salti di gioia Jumps for joy
Russia Russian Гип-гип ура!
Gip-gip ura!
Hip-hip hooray!
Mexico Spanish (NOA) ¡Ganamos! We won!
Spain Spanish (NOE) ¡Viva, viva!
China Chinese (Simplified) 快乐1
kuàilè 1
Happy 1
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 快樂1
kuàilè 1
Happy 1
South Korea Korean 해피 1
haepi 1
Happy 1
 Internal Win17[4]


Later, Undulator
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ウェーブ
uēbu
Wave
Netherlands Dutch Dolfijne dolfijn Wildly enjoyable dolphin
CanadaFrance French Ondoiement Undulation
Germany German Grelle Welle Glaring Wave
Italy Italian In onda On air[g]
Russia Russian Чао, малек!
Chao, malyok!
Ciao, small fry!
SpainMexico Spanish Ondulaciones Undulations
China Chinese 波浪
bōlàng
Wave
South Korea Korean 웨이브
weibeu
Wave
 Internal Win10[4]


Backflip Atcha
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ3
pōzu 3
Pose 3
Netherlands Dutch Backflip -
CanadaFrance French Salto arrière Back somersault
Germany German Freifall-Flip Freefall Flip
Italy Italian Salto all'indietro Back jump
Russia Russian Сальто
Sal'to
Somersault
SpainMexico Spanish Voltereta inversa Reverse somersault
China Chinese (Simplified) 姿势3
zīshì 3
Pose 3
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 姿勢3
zīshì 3
Pose 3
South Korea Korean 포즈 3
pojeu 3
Pose 3
 Internal Win09[4]


Rootin' Tootin'
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ダンス5
dansu 5
Dance 5
Netherlands Dutch Hup, hup, hoera Go, go, hooray
CanadaFrance French Cavalcade Stampede
Germany German Happy-Hüpfer Happy Jumper
Italy Italian Passo disinvolto Confident step
Russia Russian Прыг-скок
Pryg-skok
Jump-jump
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Bailecito Lil' dance[h]
Spain Spanish (NOE) Baile exultante Exultant dance
China Chinese 跳舞5
tiàowǔ 5
Dance 5
South Korea Korean 댄스 5
daenseu 5
Dance 5
 Internal Win26[4]


Twirl Power
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ハッピー2
happī 2
Happy 2
Netherlands Dutch Verdraaid goed Darn well[i]
CanadaFrance French Toupie-youpi Yippee-spinning top
Germany German Wirbelwunder Whirl Wonder
Italy Italian Gira gira... Turn and turn…
Russia Russian Вертушка
Vertushka
Spinner
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Giros alegres Cheerful twists
Spain Spanish (NOE) Giros jubilosos Jubilant twists
China Chinese (Simplified) 快乐2
kuàilè 2
Happy 2
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 快樂2
kuàilè 2
Happy 2
South Korea Korean 해피 2
haepi 2
Happy 2
 Internal Win18[4]


Easy Kneesy
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ4
Pōzu 4
Pose 4
Netherlands Dutch Victorieknieval Victory genuflection
CanadaFrance French Youhou genoux Knees woohoo
Germany German Kniemals besiegt Combination of Knie ("knee") niemals ("never") and besiegt ("defeated")
Russia Russian Круть-коленки
Krut'-kolenki
Cool knees
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Rodillas del poder Knees of power
Spain Spanish (NOE) Os arrollo de rodillas I bring you to your knees
China Chinese (Simplified) 姿势4
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 姿势4
South Korea Korean 포즈 4
 Internal Win11[4]


Landed It
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ5
Pōzu 5
Pose 5
Netherlands Dutch Dol tollen Wildly spinning
CanadaFrance French Upperchute Portmanteau of uppercut and chute ("fall")
Germany German Haken-Hopser Hook Hopper
Italy Italian Per un pelo By the skin of one's teeth
Russia Russian Перст победы
Perst pobedy
Finger of victory [j]
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Puños voladores Flying fists
Spain Spanish (NOE) Te lo advertí I warned you
China Chinese (Simplified) 姿势5
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 姿势5
South Korea Korean 포즈 5
 Internal Win12[4]


Roundhouse Ballerina
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ダンス6
Netherlands Dutch Pirouettesprong Pirouette jump
CanadaFrance French Ballet kick -
Germany German Fächerkick-Kür Fan Kick Freestyle
Italy Italian Calcio rotante Spinning kick
Russia Russian В пачку с вертушки
V pachku s vertushki
From a roundhouse into a tutu
SpainMexico Spanish En órbita In orbit
China Chinese (Simplified) 跳舞6
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 跳舞6
South Korea Korean 댄스 6
 Internal Win32[4]


Windmill Whip
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ6
Pōzu 6
Pose 6
Netherlands Dutch Slag van de molen Have a screw loose[k]
CanadaFrance French Moulinages Milling
Germany German Wirbelwild Whirlwind
Italy Italian Mulinello Whirlwind
Russia Russian Мельница
Mel'nitsa
Windmill
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Molinazo Mill[l]
Spain Spanish (NOE) Molinillo
China Chinese (Simplified) 姿势6
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 姿勢6
South Korea Korean 포즈 6
 Internal Win27[4]


Victory Twist
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ハッピー3
Happī 3
Happy 3
Netherlands Dutch Swingen met swag Swinging with swag
CanadaFrance French Nananère Neener-neener
Germany German Gewinner-Groove Winner Groove
Italy Italian Groove vincente Winning Groove
Russia Russian Победный твист
Pobednyy twist
Victory twist
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Twist victorioso Victorious twist
Spain Spanish (NOE) Meneo burlón
China Chinese (Simplified) 快乐3
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 快樂3
South Korea Korean 해피 3
 Internal Win29[4]


Ready Stance
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ7
Pōzu 7
Pose 7
Netherlands Dutch Kom maar op Bring it on
Canada French (NOA) En garde! On your guard!
France French (NOE) En garde ! On your guard!
Germany German Cooler Kämpfer Cool Fighter
Italy Italian Sotto controllo Under control
Russia Russian Понеслась!
Poneslas'!
Here we go!
SpainMexico Spanish En guardia On guard
China Chinese (Simplified) 姿势7
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 姿勢7
South Korea Korean 포즈 7
 Internal TransformationPose00[4]


Deepest Cut
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese バンカラなタレント
bankara-na tarento
Splatandian Talents (lit. Scruffy Talents)
Netherlands Dutch De Splatsville Drie The Splatsville Three
CanadaFrance French Spéciale Tridenfer Deep Cut Special
Germany German Surimi-Solo Surimi solo[m]
Italy Italian Trio Triglissimo Very Deep Cut
Russia Russian В эфире Deep Cut
V efire Deep Cut
Deep Cut on the air
SpainMexico Spanish Tres es más Three is more


Down-Rock Pop
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ダンス7
dansu 7
Dance 7
Netherlands Dutch 1, 2, flip! 1, 2, flip!
CanadaFrance French Jeu de jambes sauté Jumping footwork
Germany German Bester Breaker Best breaker
Italy Italian Ballo a terra Dance on the floor
Russia Russian Даунрок
Daunrok
Downrock
SpainMexico Spanish Alzada acrobática Acrobatic elevation


Bashful Brag
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ハッピー4
happī 4
Happy 4
Netherlands Dutch Vals bescheiden Falsely modest
CanadaFrance French Moquerie timide Shy taunting
Germany German Flösschen-Flirt Fin flirt[n]
Italy Italian Spacconata timida Shy brag
Russia Russian Хи-хи!
Hi-hi!
Hee-hee!
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Alardeo feliz (Version 7.0.0 and later)
Alardeo felíz (Version 6.1.0 and before)
Happy brag
Spain Spanish (NOE) Pillería feliz Happy mischief


Robo-Flow
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ロボットダンス2
robotto dansu 2
Robot Dance 2
Netherlands Dutch Hallo, robo Hello, robo
CanadaFrance French Pose robotique Robotic pose
Germany German Hallo, Robo Hello, robo
Italy Italian Danza robotica Robotic dance
Russia Russian Бип-бип привет!
Bip-bip privet!
Beep-beep hello!
SpainMexico Spanish Baile robótico 2 Robotic dance 2


Spinnin' Salute
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ8
pōzu 8
Pose 8
Netherlands Dutch Zwiersaluut Swing salute
CanadaFrance French Coucou en vrille Spinning peek
Germany German Wirbel-Salut Whirl salute
Italy Italian Saluto e giravolta Salute and spin
Russia Russian Вихрь-салют
Vikhr'-salyut
Swirl-salute
SpainMexico Spanish Saludo ostentoso Ostentatious salute


Upperkick Crouch
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ9
pōzu 9
Pose 9
Netherlands Dutch Opschopper Kick upper
CanadaFrance French Coup de pied sauté Jumping kick
Germany German Doppelkick-Ducker Double kick ducker
Italy Italian Calciaccovaccio Crouching kick
Russia Russian Парящий пинок
Paryashchiy pinok
Floating kick
Mexico Spanish (NOA) En guardia On guard
Spain Spanish (NOE) Zasca y en guardia Bang and on guard


Sarcastic Salute
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese あいさつ4
aisatsu 4
Farewell 4
Netherlands Dutch Knipooggroet Wink greeting
CanadaFrance French Coucou complice Greeting in cahoots
Germany German Flinker Zwinkerer Flink Winker
Italy Italian Saluto complice Complicit greeting
Russia Russian Физкульт-привет!
Fizkul't-privet!
Physcult-hello![o]


Just Playin'
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ11
pōzu 11
Pose 11
Netherlands Dutch Geintje! Just kidding!
CanadaFrance French Dans mes bras Into my arms
Germany German Locker-Hocker Loose crouch
Italy Italian Scherzo! Joking!
Russia Russian Поиграем?
Poigraem?
Let's play?


Perfect Pirouette
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ダンス8
dansu 8
Dance 8
Netherlands Dutch Spitzendanser Pointe shoe dancer
CanadaFrance French Pirouette Parfaite Perfect Pirouette
Germany German Adrette Pirouette Delicate pirouette
Italy Italian Piroetta perfetta Perfect pirouette
Russia Russian Изящный пируэт
Izyashchnyy piruet
Elegant pirouette


Shot Caller
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ダンス9
dansu 9
Dance 9
Netherlands Dutch Speelsgewijs Stepwise through play [p]
CanadaFrance French Pro du ballet Ballet pro
Germany German Homerun-Zeiger Homerun pointer
Italy Italian Balletto da pro Pro dancing
Russia Russian Внимание на меня!
Vnimanie na menya!
Attention to me!


XOXO
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese あいさつ3
aisatsu 3
Farewell 3
Netherlands Dutch Kusje Small kiss
CanadaFrance French Bisou Kissy
Germany German Küsschen Peck
Italy Italian Bacio volante Flying kiss
Russia Russian Воздушный поцелуй
Vozdushnyy potseluy
Air kiss


Squiddin' Around
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ10
pōzu 10
Pose 10
Netherlands Dutch Calamari-choreografie Calamari choreography
Canada French (NOA) Choré du calmar Squid's choreography
France French (NOE) Choré du calamar Squid's choreography
Germany German Fitte Flösschen Fit flipper
Italy Italian Molluscata Mollusced[q]
Russia Russian Танец кальмара
Tanets kal'mara
Squid dance


Bait the Hook
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ハイカラなアーティスト
haikara na ātisuto
Inkopolis (lit. Stylish) Artist
Netherlands Dutch Hou je cool Don't get cooked[r]
Canada French (NOA) Danse Tentacool Off the Hook Dance
France French (NOE) Danse Tenta-Classe Off the Cool Dance[s]
Italy Italian Troppo Cool Too Cool[t]
Russia Russian Соло Off the Hook
Solo Off the Hook
Off the Hook solo


The Square Show-Off
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ブキポーズ ハイカラスクエア
Bukipōzu haikarasukuea
Inkopolis Square Weapon Pose
Netherlands Dutch Pleinpatserpose Square poser pose
Canada French (NOA) Star du carré Star of the square
France French (NOE) Star du square Star of the square
Russia Russian Вояка на площади
Voyaka na ploshchadi
Warrior on the Square


Nowhere Fast
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ダンス 10
Dansu 10
Dance 10
Netherlands Dutch Plaatselijke kampioen Local champion
CanadaFrance French Danse sur place Dance on the spot
Russia Russian Скользящие шаги
Skol'zyashchie shagi
Sliding steps


Adoring Crowd
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese あいさつ5
aisatsu 5
Greeting 5
Netherlands Dutch Publiekslieveling Crowdpleaser
CanadaFrance French Salut à la foule Greeting to the crowd
Russia Russian Автографы позже!
Avtografy pozzhe!
Autographs later!


Flowing Form
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ12
pōzu 12
Pose 12
Netherlands Dutch Vloeiende vorm Flowing form
CanadaFrance French Enchaînement zen Zen sequence
Russia Russian Плавные движения
Plavnye dvizheniya
Smooth moves


Routine Victory
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ13
pōzu 12
Pose 13
Netherlands Dutch Routineoverwinning Routine victory
Canada French (NOA) Routine victorieuse Victorious routine
France French (NOE) Flips de la victoire Victory flips
Russia Russian Сальто назад
Sal'to nazad
Backflip


Strings Attached
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ14
pōzu 14
Pose 14
Netherlands Dutch Marionet Marionette
CanadaFrance French Marionnette Marionette
Russia Russian Марионетка
Marionetka
Marionette


Sisters Style
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ハイカラなアイドル
Netherlands Dutch Zus en zo So-and-so[u]
Canada French (NOA) Pose Tentacool Off the Hook pose[v]
France French (NOE) Calamazones 4ever Squid Sisters 4ever
Germany German SirenSationell
Italy Italian Stile Sirens Sisters' style[w]
Russia Russian Squid Sisters рулят!
Squid Sisters rulyat!
Squid Sisters rule!
SpainMexico Spanish Ídolos de Cromópolis
China Chinese (Simplified) 尚兴的偶像
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 尚興的偶像
South Korea Korean 오더폴리스 아이돌
 Internal Idol00[4]


Ready for Action
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ15
Netherlands Dutch Klaar voor actie Ready for action
Canada French (NOA) Ça va barder! Sparks will fly!
France French (NOE) Ça va barder ! Sparks will fly!
Germany German Feste Fäuste
Italy Italian Pronti all'azione! Ready for action!
Russia Russian Кулачки готовы!
Kulachki gotovy!
Fists are ready![x]
SpainMexico Spanish En pie y alerta
China Chinese (Simplified) 姿势15
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 姿勢15
South Korea Korean 포즈 15
 Internal Yancha[4]


Bursting Out
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ハッピー5
Netherlands Dutch Ballonbom Balloon bomb[y]
CanadaFrance French Saut de joie Jump for joy
Germany German Glücksplatzer
Italy Italian Esplosione Explosion
Russia Russian Взрыв радости
Vzryv radosti
Explosion of joy
SpainMexico Spanish Emoción desatada
China Chinese (Simplified) 快乐5
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 快樂5
South Korea Korean 해피 5
 Internal Win23[4]


Makin' Waves
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ダンス11
Netherlands Dutch Golvenmaker Wave maker
CanadaFrance French Vaguelettes Ripples
Germany German Weiche Wellen
Italy Italian Oscillazione Oscillation
Russia Russian Волны
Volny
Waves
SpainMexico Spanish Oleaje corporal
China Chinese (Simplified) 跳舞11
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 跳舞11
South Korea Korean 댄스 11
 Internal Win31[4]


Stance Up
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ポーズ16
Netherlands Dutch Vechtkunstenaar Battle artist
CanadaFrance French Pose karaté Karate pose
Germany German Kalmarateka
Italy Italian Karate -
Russia Russian Карате
Karate
Karate
SpainMexico Spanish Arriba y en guardia
China Chinese (Simplified) 姿势16
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 姿勢16
South Korea Korean 포즈 16
 Internal Win28[4]


Spring-Loaded
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese ハッピー6
Netherlands Dutch Springveer Spring
Canada French (NOA) Jolie explosion Pretty explosion
France French (NOE) Explosion choupi Cute explosion
Germany German VVundersprung
Italy Italian Carica a molla Spring loaded
Russia Russian Поп-пружина
Pop-pruzhina
Pop-spring
SpainMexico Spanish Brinco feliz
China Chinese (Simplified) 快乐6
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 快樂6
South Korea Korean 해피 6
 Internal BigJump00[4]

Translation notes

  1. Revierdecks means "Turf Decks", which is the German name for Tableturf Battle
  2. The suffix -ito is used to describe a noun that is small. In this case, they added -ito to the word bajo meaning "low".
  3. The word кревед kreved comes from a Russian meme phrase Превед, медвед, йа криветко! which is a very corrupted and ungrammatical way of saying "Hello, bear, I'm shrimp!". In this case, the word кревед is a fusion of the words превед preved ("hello") and креветка krevetka ("shrimp").
  4. Calm Before the Storm is a reference to the idiom when little activity turns into chaos
  5. Used to provoke someone. Can mean the like of "you got something to say?" "you want a piece of me?" "you got a problem with that?"
  6. From the expression een gat in de lucht slaan ("to do a foolhardy act") or een gat in de lucht springen ("to be uninhibitedly enthusiastic")
  7. Onda is Italian for "wave".
  8. The suffix ito is used to describe a noun that is small. In this case, they added -ito to the word baile meaning dance.
  9. Verdraaid is a Dutch interjection of amazement and irritation, and the past participle of verdraaien ("to twist")
  10. Перст perst is an archaic word for палец palets ("finger").
  11. An expression; literally it means "hit of the mill"
  12. The suffix -azo is used to describe a noun that is great. In this case, they added -azo to the word molina meaning "mill".
  13. Surimi Syndicate is the German name for Deep Cut.
  14. Flösschen is a diminutive of Flosse ("fin").
  15. Физкульт fizkul't is short for физкультура fizkul'tura ("physical culture"), and физкульт-привет is a traditional way to greet people in a sports environment in Russia.
  16. From spelenderwijs ("playfully, through play") and stapsgewijs ("stepwise")
  17. The noun mollusco ("mollusc") is treated like a verb in its participle form.
  18. From Off the Hook's catchphrase in Dutch, hou je cool, hou je TENTACOOL!
  19. A pun with "Tentacool", Off the Hook's French name, and Classe ("classy, cool").
  20. Reference to "Tentacool", Off the Hook's italian name.
  21. Pun on zus ("sister"); literally: "sister and so".
  22. Likely a mistake in translation, as the Squid Sisters' French NOA name is "Sœurs Ventouses" and Off the Hook's is "Tentacool". The French name for Bait the Hook pose do use Off the Hook's name as well.
  23. "Sea Sirens" is Squid Sisters' italian name.
  24. Кулачки kulachki ("small fists") can also mean "fistbumps"
  25. It is the same name given as Burst Bomb in Dutch.

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