Anarchy Poisons
Reason:Audio samples for Splatoween and SpringFest versions of Bird Mix
Anarchy Poisons
| Artist | Deep Cut |
| Vocals | Anna Sato Shiver (in-game) Laura Yokozawa Frye (in-game) Big Man (in-game) |
| Game | Splatoon 3 |
| Heard in Splatoon 3 | Splatsville (only before Halftime Report duringSplatfest) |
| Featured in | Splatune 3 - disc 3, track 20 |
| BPM | 130 |
| Length | 3:48 (Splatune 3) |
Anarchy Poisons (Bird Mix)
| Artist | Shiver |
| Vocals | Anna Sato Shiver (in-game) |
| Game | Splatoon 3 |
| Heard in Splatoon 3 | Splatsville (only before Halftime Report duringSplatfest) |
| Featured in | |
| BPM | 130 |
| Length | 0:59 (loop) |
| Sample | https://splatoonwiki.org/wiki/File:Splatfest_Plaza_Solo_(Shiver).mp3 |
Anarchy Poisons (Snake Mix)
| Artist | Frye |
| Vocals | Laura Yokozawa Frye (in-game) |
| Game | Splatoon 3 |
| Heard in Splatoon 3 | Splatsville (only before Halftime Report duringSplatfest) |
| Featured in | |
| BPM | 130 |
| Length | 0:59 (loop) |
| Sample | https://splatoonwiki.org/wiki/File:Splatfest_Plaza_Solo_(Frye).mp3 |
Anarchy Poisons (Boar Mix)
| Artist | Big Man |
| Vocals | Big Man (in-game) |
| Game | Splatoon 3 |
| Heard in Splatoon 3 | Splatsville (only before Halftime Report duringSplatfest) |
| Featured in | |
| BPM | 130 |
| Length | 0:59 (loop) |
| Sample | https://splatoonwiki.org/wiki/File:Splatfest_Plaza_Solo_(Big_Man).mp3 |
Anarchy Poisons is asong performed byDeep Cut. It is made from three different versions:Bird Mix,Snake Mix, andBoar Mix, which are performed byShiver,Frye, andBig Man respectively.
Description
Anarchy Poisons is performed during the first half ofSplatfests inSplatoon 3. The members ofDeep Cut perform their own versions of the song on separateSplatfest Floats, which move in a loop aroundSplatsville. The different versions are based on different aspects ofAnarchy Rainbow. The different versions are synchronized, which can be noticed when the player moves between the floats. Up to two versions can be heard at once. In the second half of a Splatfest, their three floats combine to form one stage, where they performAnarchy Rainbow.
Bird Mix
Shiver performsAnarchy Poisons (Bird Mix), which is laid-back. Her use of theshima-uta singing style, as well as several instruments and synths, together resemble traditional Japanese folk music, notablyondo music. It uses Shiver's verse fromAnarchy Rainbow with a unique second verse afterwards. An instrumental part fills space where the chorus would be. The intro of this song is referenced inGo, Agent 3!, where the melody plays in a cutscene as Shiver offers forAgent 3 to rideMaster Mega.
Snake Mix
Frye performsAnarchy Poisons (Snake Mix), which is cheerful and upbeat. Her singing style, as well as several instruments and synths, resemble traditional Indian styles of music. It uses Frye's verse fromAnarchy Rainbow after a unique first verse. Similar toBird Mix, an instrumental part fills space where the chorus would be.
Boar Mix
Big Man performsAnarchy Poisons (Boar Mix), which is an upbeat dance song. Several instruments and synths together resemble Brazilian samba music. It uses the main samba beat ofAnarchy Rainbow, as well as the choir singing and trumpet that can be heard in the chorus.
Other versions
Anarchy Poisons (Splatune 3)
TheAnarchy Poisons track inSplatune 3 has a 16-bar intro fading in from silence, starting with the base percussion which plays inSplatsville when not close to one of Deep Cut's floats during the first half of aSplatfest. From the 9th bar, the instrumental ofAnarchy Poisons (Bird Mix) starts to fade in, meanwhile the base percussion fades out as the former gets progressively louder throughout the remaining 8 bars. After the intro,Anarchy Poisons (Bird Mix),Anarchy Poisons (Snake Mix), andAnarchy Poisons (Boar Mix) are played in sequence, with seamless transitions from one to another. At the end, the opening instrumental section ofAnarchy Poisons (Boar Mix) is played again while the song fades out.
Anarchy Poisons (Bird Mix) (Splatoween)
TheSplatoween version ofAnarchy Poisons (Bird Mix) is nearly identical to the original, with a few changes to the instrumental, most notably the removal of the whistling present during the intro and post-chorus.
Anarchy Poisons (Bird Mix) (SpringFest)
TheSpringFest version ofAnarchy Poisons (Bird Mix) is nearly identical to the original, with added bouncy noises and backing.
Remixes and covers
Anarchy Rainbow (Live)
- Main article:Anarchy Rainbow#Anarchy Rainbow (Live)
The live versions ofAnarchy Rainbow performed during theDeep Cut Concert at Nintendo Live 2022 and theSplatoon 3 Live Concert featuring Deep Cut at Nintendo Live 2024 TOKYO contain portions of all three versions ofAnarchy Poisons.
Anarchy Rainbow (Grand Festival)
- Main article:Anarchy Rainbow#Anarchy Rainbow (Grand Festival)
During days 1 and 2 of thePast vs. Present vs. Future Splatfest and when revisiting theGrand Festival Grounds via anidolamiibo, an extended version ofAnarchy Rainbow which includes all three variants ofAnarchy Poisons, itself based on theDeep Cut Concert at Nintendo Live 2022 version, can be performed at the Grounds. Deep Cut perform simple chants in place of the standard lyrics in the song's penultimate chorus section, similarly to the version featured in theSplatoon 3 Live Concert at Nintendo Live 2024 TOKYO.
Samples and interpolations
Anarchy Rainbow
- Main article:Anarchy Rainbow
Parts ofAnarchy Poisons (Bird Mix) andAnarchy Poisons (Snake Mix) are reused as the first two verses ofAnarchy Rainbow.
Etymology
Anarchy refers to the chaotic nature of Splatsville andSplatoon 3 as a whole, and is derived fromAnarchy Rainbow.Poisons and the titles ofBird Mix,Snake Mix, andBoar Mix refer to thethree poisons, greed, hatred, and delusion, which are represented inBuddhist religion by a bird, snake, and boar respectively. Statues of a bird, a snake, and a boar are also present in Splatsville.Bird Mix may also refer to the whistling, bird-like sounds heard throughout the instrumentation, andSnake Mix may also refer to Frye's signature animal, eels, which are snake-like in appearance.
Names in other languages
The name of the songs are the same as English in all languages except for Japanese.
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 蛮殻三毒楽(今様) Bankara Sandokugaku (Imayō) | Splatsville Music of Three Poisons (Modern Style) |
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 蛮殻三毒楽(鳥天楽・今様) Bankara Sandokugaku (Choutengaku Imayō) | Splatsville Music of Three Poisons (Heavenly Music of Birds: Modern Style) |
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 蛮殻三毒楽(大蛇舞・今様) Bankara Sandokugaku (Orochi Mai Imayō) | Splatsville Music of Three Poisons (Great Serpent Dance: Modern Style) |
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 蛮殻三毒楽(猪神楽・今様) Bankara Sandokugaku (Inoshishi Kagura Imayō) | Splatsville Music of Three Poisons (The BoarKagura: Modern Style) |
Internal names
| Internal name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Mikoshi refers toSplatfest Float. Fuuka is the romanized Japanese name ofShiver. |
| Internal name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Mikoshi refers toSplatfest Float. Utsuho is the romanized Japanese name ofFrye. |
| Internal name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Mikoshi refers toSplatfest Float. "Mantaro" is the romanized Japanese name ofBig Man. |


