Amiibo Callie & Marie 2-Pack

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The Squid Sisters first appeared in Volume 1 of the CoroCoro manga Splatoon, where they announced the CoroCoro Cup, as they hosted and commentated for that tournament. From Volume 1 to 3, they commentate all of Team Blue’s matches. In Volume 3, though, they appear as Agent 1 & 2. Since they’re no longer the news anchors in Splatoon 2, they disappear for some time in Volume 4 to 11, replaced by Off the Hook. Later, in Volume 12 both Callie and Marie appear again for the Hero Mode arc as Agent 1 & 2, with them being in the same position as they would be in Splatoon 2 Songs [ ] On 30 January 2016, a real-life Squid Sisters concert called " Shiokalive" (Japanese: シオカライブ, Squid Sisters Live) was held at Niconico Tokaigi 2016, a gaming event in Chiba, Japan. It starred digital projections of Callie and Marie, using unique, high-quality 3D models instead of those used in-game. They performed all five of their songs, most of them being extended or remixed slightly, ending with Calamari Inkantation. [3] When scanning the Callie amiibo in the amiibo box in Inkopolis Plaza in Splatoon 3 during a Splatfest, she will show up, despite being unable to do the same when in photo mode.

On February 10, 2018, the Squid Sisters made a special appearance at "Haikaraibu" (Japanese: ハイカライブ, translating to "Inkopolis Live"), which was held at Tokaigi 2018. [6] After Off the Hook performed Ebb & Flow, Callie and Marie went on stage to perform Fresh Start, followed by Spicy Calamari Inkantation. Afterwards, both the Squid Sisters and Off the Hook performed Now or Never! as the finale. Stark, Chelsea (2018-06-12). "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is out Dec. 7". Polygon . Retrieved 2023-07-27.Holding up on causes the costume to do a unique pose. The Inkling Girl and Boy pull up a Splat Charger or a Splattershot, respectively, and play the voice clips from their respective "booyah" signal. The Inkling Squid changes into the humanoid form, which is a dark-skinned Inkling boy with a Splat Roller, the Studio Headphones, the White Layered LS, and what appears to be the Hunter Hi-Tops, while the male "booyah" signal is played. Callie and Marie do their "Stay Fresh!" poses and voice clips from Inkopolis News. During a Splatfest, any part of Callie's appearance that is normally pink will change to match the color of her Splatfest Team, including the ends of her tentacles on her head. In Kirby Star Allies, the Splatoon amiibo are compatible, where they can be scanned in during a stage and give items such as healing items and Picture Pieces. When the New Squidbeak Splatoon finally reaches Craig Cuttlefish, they are heartbroken to find that their grandfather has presumably been dehydrated. However, Cuttlefish is revived after a tear from the Captain falls on him.

of シオカラ have kanji used in Japan, which are 塩 ( Shio), meaning of "salt". シオ can be also read as 潮 ( Shio), which means "tide" or "ocean current", which also has something to do with salt. Before Splatoon was released, the Squid Sisters were not idols, but were instead planned to be "shrine maidens". They were meant to transmit divine messages from God to the Inklings. This is why they were in charge of receiving and announcing Splatfests in the first game. [14] Callie and Marie's names are, when combined, wordplay on " calamari". Their names in different localizations of the game tend to be based on different puns. The Squid Sisters were assist trophies in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. There were also spirits of them.

Marie and Callie

Over a year later, on 30 April 2016, a second wave of figures was announced, including Callie, Marie, and recolored versions of the three amiibo from the previous wave. They first launched in Japan on 7 July 2016 and in the rest of the world over the next two days. Callie also shows great admiration towards Deep Cut, as shown in her dialogue in Alterna, finishing Deep Cut's intro before singing Calamari Inkantation 3MIX.