Splatoon 3 Splatfest Results: Team Handshake Triumphs in the Battle of Greetings

The Latest Splatfest in Splatoon 3 Concludes with Team Handshake Emerging Victorious, Despite Tough Competition

The recent Splatfest in Splatoon 3 has concluded, and Team Handshake emerged as the winner in the competition to determine the best kind of greeting. The victory was hard-fought, with Team Handshake narrowly surpassing Team Fist Bump and Team Hug in the battle for supremacy.

Splatfests have been a popular tradition in the Splatoon series, and Splatoon 3 continues this trend with its frequent events. The recent Splatfest showcased the dedication of players, even with a regional split.

During the Sneak Peek stage, Team Fist Bump took an early lead with 35.01%, outpacing Handshake’s 32.73% and Hug’s 32.26%. While Team Fist Bump also secured the Popularity vote with 47.91%, it was clear that popularity alone wouldn’t determine the overall winner.

Despite Team Fist Bump’s initial dominance, Team Handshake staged a comeback during the Open battles. Shiver’s Splatfest Team secured victories with 35.62% in Pro battles and 34.78% in Tricolor battles, accumulating a total of 30 points and ultimately clinching the win.

Here are the detailed results:

While Team Fist Bump secured the most wins in Open battles, Team Handshake’s consistent performance across different categories secured their victory with 30 points.

In Japan, a separate Splatfest was held to determine the preferred name for a red bean treat. Team Obanyaki, led by Frye, emerged victorious in the battle against Kaitenyaki and Imagawayaki.

As Splatoon 3 anticipates Chill Season 2023, fans eagerly await announcements for the next Splatfest, with hopes for the return of the seasonal Frosty Fest. Nintendo’s upcoming announcements during December and January will likely unveil details about the next exciting event in Splatoon 3.