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The Splat Charger, like other [[Charger]]-type weapons, can be charged up to increase range and damage. The more it is charged, the farther the [[Ink]] will go. On top of that, a fully charged shot will splat an enemy in one hit if it lands. It also creates a thick line of ink, rather than a small blob like [[Shooter]]s do. This weapon is the most basic form of [[Charger]] in ''[[Splatoon]]'' and comes in a set with the [[Splash Wall]] and [[Echolocator]]. | The Splat Charger, like other [[Charger]]-type weapons, can be charged up to increase range and damage. The more it is charged, the farther the [[Ink]] will go. On top of that, a fully charged shot will splat an enemy in one hit if it lands. It also creates a thick line of ink, rather than a small blob like [[Shooter]]s do. This weapon is the most basic form of [[Charger]] in ''[[Splatoon]]'' and comes in a set with the [[Splash Wall]] and [[Echolocator]]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:46, 29 June 2016
| “ | The Bento Splat Charger features some weird green stuff Sheldon found washed up on a beach. We agree with Sheldon and think it’s pretty cool. It’s basically the same as the regular Splat Charger, but Sheldon amped up the defense with a Splash Wall. The Echolocator makes this set perfect for caring souls who love to support their teammates. | ” |
The Bento Splat Charger is a Charger in Splatoon.It is one of the nine weapons included in Sheldon's Picks Vol. 2 and was released on June 8th, 2016.
Description
The Splat Charger, like other Charger-type weapons, can be charged up to increase range and damage. The more it is charged, the farther the Ink will go. On top of that, a fully charged shot will splat an enemy in one hit if it lands. It also creates a thick line of ink, rather than a small blob like Shooters do. This weapon is the most basic form of Charger in Splatoon and comes in a set with the Splash Wall and Echolocator.
| “ | A Splat Charger remodeled by Sheldon. Even if your opponents manage to get in close, the Splash Wall gives you the time you need to charge up your main weapon again. | ” |
— In-Game Description(NA)[a]
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Sheldon's Introduction
"The Bento Splat Charger features some weird green stuff I found washed up on a beach. I think it's cool. It's basically the same as the regular Splat Charger, but I've amped up the defense with a Splash Wall. The Echolocator makes this set perfect for caring souls who love to support their teammates. (NA)[a]" |
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Sheldon's Introduction
"The Bento Splat Charger features some weird green stuff I found washed up on a beach. I think it's cool. It's basically the same as the regular Splat Charger, but I've amped up the defence with a Splash Wall. The Echolocator means that this set is perfect for a kindly soul who loves to support their teammates. (EU/OC)[b]" |
Notes
Bento (弁当) is a lacquered or decorated wooden Japanese lunch.
Trivia
- The Tank of the Bento Splat Charger is a Soy Sauce bottle.
- The Bento Splat Charger is decorated with fake grass (Baran) used to separate the different foods.
Gallery
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Promo image.
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An Inkling holding the Bento Splat Charger.
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Firing the Bento Splat Charger on Camp Triggerfish. (back)
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An Inkling aiming with the Bento Splat Charger equipped.
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Names in other languages
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