Reminder: Final TMNT Splatoon 2 Splatfest Is Tonight
The three-part Splatfest spectacular is coming to an end in Splatoon 2. Running from tonight, May 18 at 9pm PT / 11pm CT / 12am ET through May 19 at 9pm PT / 11pm CT / 12am ET, you’ll have your chance to decide which Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle deserves top recognition. Leo and Mike have already been eliminated, so now you get to decide between Raph and Donnie. Which one will win? That’s up to you and your team of Inklings!
It’s been an inktense and fun couple weeks of Splatfest action, but it’s all been leading to this: who will be crowned the most popular Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle? Will it be Raph? Or his equally worthy brother Donnie? Only you can decide in the final round of our tournament-style Splatfest!
As a reminder, it doesn’t matter if you participated in the last two rounds or if your team won or lost. All players can vote and play in the finals. Get ready for:
Final Round: Raph vs. Donnie
May 18 (Fri) 9:00 p.m. PT – May 19 (Sat) 9:00 p.m. PTAs always, Turf War wins during each Round will help your side out, and the winner will be determined by a combination of popularity, Solo Win percentage, and Team Win percentage.
Good luck, everyone! And for more ninja action, the new “”Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”” animated series debuts on Nickelodeon later this year.
For more information about Splatoon 2, visit https://splatoon.nintendo.com/ or https://splatoonus.tumblr.com/. Learn about results of past Splatoon 2 Splatfests at https://splatoon.nintendo.com/splatfests/.
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