N-ZAP '85
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The N-ZAP '85 is a Main Weapon in Splatoon that was released as downloadable content on June 1st, 2015 along with Port Mackerel, Splat Zones mode and Ranked Battle.
Description
| “ | Each shot is kind of weak, but the high rate of fire makes up for it. This weapon's popularity is due not only to its helpful special but also to its snazzy futuristic design. | ” |
— In-Game Description
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Tips
- Its fast fire rate and high spread allows faster turf capturing. It is more recommended than the Splattershot if you wanna claim more turf.
- Due to the spread, it is recommended going up close to land more hits.
- Players should beware of the Aerospray RG whilst using this weapon as it can be devastating towards the player.
- A second threat can be any Roller except Inkbrush if you are unaware. Use squid form to back out and reposition.
Countering
- Catch them off guard and kill them before they can react.
- Use long ranged weapons such as the Splatterscope to kill players using this weapon before they can get up towards you.
Analytics
Damage Against Defended Enemies
(based upon the number of defense attributes on the enemy and the number of shots by the weapon without any damage attributes on the user's gear)
| Defense | One Hit | Two Hits | Three Hits | Four Hits | Five Hits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No Defense | 28 | 56 | 84 | 112 (Kill) | N/A |
| One Defense | 26.5 | 53.1 | 79.7 | 106.3 (Kill) | N/A |
| Two Defense | 25.4 | 50.8 | 76.2 | 101.6 (Kill) | N/A |
| Three Defense | 24.5 | 49 | 73.5 | 98.0 | 122.5 (Kill) |
Range
(calculated by the maximum shot range in the Testing Area) NOTE: The range for a damaging hit is always slightly lower than that of regular ink coverage.
Ink Range - 3.75
Ink Range (Jumping) - 4.00
Damage Range (Target) - 2.50
Damage Range (Arcing/Jumping) - 2.75
Trivia
- This weapon is based on the 1985 version of the NES Zapper. The name N-ZAP '85 also derives from this.
- While this weapon has nearly identical stats to the Splattershot Jr., it fires straight instead of spreading shots in random directions, giving it better accuracy at the cost of spreading ink slower.
