Splatterscope

The Splatterscope is a main weapon in the SS undefined.

The Splatterscope is Splat Charger with a scope attached. Compared to the scopeless version it has enhanced range and a zoomed view for greater aiming precision, but players have their field of vision limited by the scope. The scoped version also loses the ability to store a charge in Splatoon 2. Besides range, all other stats are the same as the Splat Charger.

Appearance
The Splatterscope is nearly identical in appearance to the Splat Charger. The only difference between the two is that the Splatterscope has a scope attached to the back end of the barrel.

Splatoon
The Splatterscope comes with Splat Bombs and the Bomb Rush.

Quotes

 * Notes

Demonstration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpRj04mdFw8

Splatoon 2
The Splatterscope returns for Splatoon 2, with visual changes. It was not given the charge holding feature that the Splat Charger and other chargers were given. It comes with Splat Bombs and Sting Ray.
 * Unlike Damage Up in Splatoon, while Main Power Up increases damage, it does not allow shots below full charge to reach 100.0 damage.

It appears in two Octo Expansion Stations:
 * Bustalicious Station
 * Shooter McStation

Demonstration
https://youtu.be/NMGHTYQ43WQ

Splatoon 3
The Splatterscope returns in Splatoon 3 with a new design, matching Splat Charger. It is currently unknown if it will keep its attributes from the previous games, or what its set will be.

Strategy
For competitive tips about the Splatterscope

Trivia

 * The Splatterscope in Splatoon 2 somewhat resembles the real-life rifle M24 Sniper Weapon System, an iconic weapon and the standard for many armies and special forces around the world.
 * This weapon is tied with the Hero Charger Replica and Splat Charger for the most expensive Sting Ray in the game with 220p.