Splatoon producer Hisashi Nogami and Nintendo head of software development Shinya Takahashi discussed the making of Splatoon at the V&A Museum in London for a Design/Play/Disrupt exhibition.

Splatoon 2 teased a secret project that would be revealed on May 9, but it seems that we’ll need to wait another month for more news, as the latest CoroCoro magazine reveals, alongside a mysterious symbol.

Nintendo teased in this week’s issue of Jump magazine that it there will be some Splatoon news shared on June 9 that will shock the world.

During WonderFest 2018 last weekend, a figma for the Inkling Girl from Splatoon was revealed. She will be able to make different poses like other figma, but the development screenshot shows her in her iconic pose.

The service will be ending on September 30th, but online multiplayer battles will still be available since this update only affects SplatNet.

The Splatoon manga from CoroCoro Comic just got a fresh new animated manga series, and its first episode is available on YouTube. Watch Blue Team’s fight against a tough opponent in the first episode.

The art book, which will release next week on the 11th, is filled with tons of concept art and designs of the game’s characters as well as four-panel mini comics for fans of the shooter to enjoy.

The toys are part of the World of Nintendo line from Jakks Pacific will release on July 4th at $14.99 for the Mini Splattershot and $29.99 for the Blaster.

The intro and prologue to the “Squid Sister Stories” have been shared so far, with more planned for the future up until Splatoon 2’s release for the Switch in the later half of July.

Viz Media has announced on their official Twitter account that the previously-Japan exclusive based on Nintendo’s popular shooter will be getting a localization.

Shown at Toy Fair 2017, the blasters come in either a Splattershot or Quick Shot model and both have the ability to shoot colored “ink.”

Last week, Japan had a pretty busy Christmas week in sales with strong performances from many of its top titles. New titles include Momotaro Dentetsu 2017 and Osomatsu-san: Matsu Matsuri!

Last week, Japan saw the release in a major title with Yo-kai Watch 3: Sukiyaki, Level-5’s third version of Yo-kai Watch 3 for Nintendo 3DS, as well as SaGa: Scarlet Grace on PS Vita by Square Enix.

Darkhorse Comics has announced that the artbook featuring concept art, storyboards, weapon designs, and more is finally headed to North America.

Last week, Japan saw another week of big releases with a couple of highly anticipated titles in Yakuza 6: The Song of Life and The Last Guardian, as well as Miitopia, Puyo Puyo Chronicle, and more.