Splatoon 2 is Nintendo's colourful team-based shooter for the Nintendo Switch, released in 2017, and its in-game news broadcasts punctuate the hub world between matches. The short jingle heard at the start of those broadcasts became familiar to millions of players who heard it every time they booted up the game. Clipped and shared online, it moved beyond gameplay into memes and edits, where its official broadcast tone is perfect for parody news. Its brevity and instant recognition keep it useful for creators long after the game's peak.
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The Splatoon 2 news jingle from the Inkopolis broadcast, used by creators to introduce updates, announcements and fake segments in videos and streams.
This is the upbeat jingle that plays when the news segment begins in Splatoon 2, a quick burst of bright electronic tones that instantly signals something official is about to be announced. It sounds polished and playful, like a cartoon broadcast bumper, with a little melody that rises and resolves in just over a second. Because it is so short and recognisable to players, dropping it into a video creates an immediate sense of a breaking update, even when the news itself is silly or made up. It frames whatever follows as important, which makes the joke land harder when the announcement turns out to be trivial.
