![From Inkipedia, the Splatoon wiki Fuuuuuture! This article or section discusses unreleased content. Information is subject to change. Please review our policy on rumors and leaks before adding leaked information. 66 You think you're cool? Sharks call ME cold-blooded. "" Splatoon 3 Direct Shiver is a character in Splatoon 3. They are an Octoling that resides in Splatsville. Along with co-stars Frye and Big Man, Shiver is a member of the band Deep Cut, who host both Anarchy Splatcast, the news show of Splatsville, and Splatfests. Shiver's signature color is blue. Contents [hide] This article or section is a stub. You can help the wiki by adding to it. 1 Appearance 2 Gender 3 Etymology 3.1 Names in other languages 4 References Appearance Shiver is an Octoling with pale skin, thin, light-red colored lips, red eyes with light red pupils in the shape of an infinity symbol (like octopuses in real life), two eyelashes on each side without the mask-like black marking other Octolings have, red eye makeup under the eyes, red tinted fingers, blue-purple tentacles with darker tips that curl outwards near the tips, and matching-colored triangular eyebrows. They have the same teeth and ears as playable Octolings. Species Octoling Shiver Shiver in Splatoon 3 Gender Hair color Blue/Purple Eye color Red Unspecified (see Gender below) Location Splatsville Shiver's ears are pierced with three shark tooth earrings. Their hair obscures their left eye. Shiver wears a white sarashi under a transparent purple shawl, black leggings with cuts at the sides, and black thong shoes with red wedge soles. On the back of their head, surrounding a large suction cup on one of their tentacles, they wear a white circular headpiece designed like a shimenawa rope. Gender Shiver's gender is unknown, and nothing that would indicate it was revealed in any official publication so far, including Deep Cut's introduction in the Splatoon 3 Direct, the announcement dialogue for the Splatoon 3 Splatfest World Premiere, and all references to Deep Cut on the official website and social media. This is consistent across all languages, and the texts in languages that require it (French, Italian, and Spanish) seem to explicitly avoid referring to Shiver in ways that would require conjugating adjectives or verbs - they also always refer to them in plural as part of the group or by using the passive voice. The Japanese text also never has Shiver use any first-person pronouns that could indicate a specific gender (such as atashi or boku). In contrast, Shiver's bandmates Big Man and Frye are both referred to with gendered terms (such as "queen") or conjugations that show they are male and female respectively. Thus, this word choice appears to be an explicit, conscious decision to leave Shiver's gender ambiguous or unknown.](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/002/419/623/487.jpg "Guess that's good to know")
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