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The '''Carbonate Bomb''' is a [[sub weapon]] in ''[[Splatoon 2]]''. It appears to be a [[Bomb]]-type weapon, which can be charged up by holding down the {{button|R}} button, increasing its power. | The '''Carbonate Bomb''' is a [[sub weapon]] in ''[[Splatoon 2]]''. It appears to be a [[Bomb]]-type weapon, which can be charged up by holding down the {{button|R}} button, increasing its power. | ||
The weapon was first teased at the September 2018 Nintendo Direct, along with the Kensa Collection of weapons, two new [[Special weapon]]s and changes to [[Splatfest]]. Splatoon JP Twitter later introduced the sub weapons as the "Tansan Bomb". | |||
The Carbonate Bomb will be release in Verison 4.1.0, in early October, according to the [[Squid Research Lab]]. | |||
== ''Splatoon 2'' == | == ''Splatoon 2'' == |
Revision as of 01:43, 17 September 2018
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The Carbonate Bomb is a sub weapon in Splatoon 2. It appears to be a Bomb-type weapon, which can be charged up by holding down the button, increasing its power. The weapon was first teased at the September 2018 Nintendo Direct, along with the Kensa Collection of weapons, two new Special weapons and changes to Splatfest. Splatoon JP Twitter later introduced the sub weapons as the "Tansan Bomb". The Carbonate Bomb will be release in Verison 4.1.0, in early October, according to the Squid Research Lab.
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Gallery
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Promo render.
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An Octoling boy shakes the Carbonate Bomb.
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An Octoling boy and two Inklings shake the Carbonate Bomb.
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An Inkling girl is throwing the Carbonate Bomb.
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An Octloing girl holding the Carbonate Bomb.
Trivia
- The weapon's name could be a reference to carbonated soda. The charging animation shows the user shaking the weapon, similar to how soda cans, if shaken, can release a spray of soda if opened.
- In addition, the weapon resembles a soda can, as well as M67 hand grenade.