Believe it or not, the final Splatoon player still inking it up in the canned Wii U servers has cheated death yet again.

When Nintendo pulled the plug on the 3DSand Wii U server on April 8, many beloved games and their online functionality went down the draintoo.To stay in their favorite games for as long as possible, several dedicated fans channeled their inner Noble 14, refused to turn off their consoles, and miraculously stayed connected to the undead Nintendo Network.

One such player is Lcd101, the final Splatoon inkling who’s luckily still connected to the original game, althoughsurviving for this longkindagot them stuck in map purgatory with a rotation that won’t change for another decade, as opposed to the switcharoo that normally occurred every few hours.

Things havenowbecome even weirder for the lastinklingstanding since the servers seem tobe havingan existential crisis.”I’m shaking,” the player tweeted earlier today.”My console froze for a few minutes just as Iwent to enter Booyah BaseandIthought it was over.It then loaded.”

Lcd101 continues to explain that their “ink color has changed yetagain,” after going from pink to green a few days ago.”I think this might be caused by bad data,” the player speculates, “Day 38.”

There are now only four known players still connected to eitherthe Wii U or 3DS servers, according to tracker GaffsNotLaffs, with one player in Mario Kart 7, another in Super Mario Maker, and a third in Xenoblade Chronicles X. The group has collectively beat a long-held recordoriginallyset by the final Halo 2 superfans, who managed to keep their OG Xboxes connected to the servers for just over 25 days a decade ago.

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