Tentatek Splattershot

The Tentatek Splattershot is a main weapon in Splatoon and Splatoon 2. It is the version of the.

Splatoon
The Tentatek Splattershot is an all-around weapon in terms of power, range, and rate of fire, making it easy to use for players of all levels of experience. When utilized, it sprays a steady splattering ink until the player's Ink Tank is depleted. It comes in a set with the Suction Bomb and Inkzooka. The first weapon available to the public in the 2014 E3 Demo of the game. Many view the Tentatek Splattershot as an indispensable "jack-of-all-trades" weapon. With good all-around damage, range, fire rate, ammo consumption and inking capability, combined with the highly useful Suction Bombs and Inkzooka, the Tentatek is a solid and safe bet for any map and any game mode.


 * The weapon itself has a high enough rate of fire to keep Krakens at bay and inks good turf to boot.
 * Inkzooka has the second-highest range of any weapon in the game, only losing out to the E-liter 3K family of weapons (but not by much).
 * Suction Bombs are capable of flushing enemies out of key positions, such as the Tower or Sniper Perches.

Demonstration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSW2cFEXFk8

Splatoon 2
The Tentatek Splattershot returns in Splatoon 2, now based off the Splattershots redesign in that game, and differs in appearance with a banner wrapped around the gun with a Tentatek logo. It now comes with s and the.

Demonstration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Nnam3_1dtc

Etymology
Tentatek Splattershot is a combination of Splatter (as well as Splat) and Shot. It has the Tentatek brand name as a prefix to differentiate it from the Splattershot. It also denotes that the weapon is a collaboration with Tentatek.

Its Japanese name, スプラシューターコラボ supurashūtā korabo, is a combination of either Splat or Splash, and Shooter. It also has the abbreviated prefix Collab to separate it from Splashooter and to denote that it is a collaboration. However, unlike the English name, it doesn't specify the brand Tentatek.