Splattercolor Screen
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The Splattercolor Screen is an upcoming Special weapon in Splatoon 3. It is a canister which creates a large, mobile ink smokescreen similar to Toxic Mist; any opponents that pass through the affected area have their view of the game temporarily rendered in greyscale.
Appearance
The Splattercolor Screen, when activated, generates a canister projectile that resembles an ink tank. When thrown, the canister deploys a large, thin arch-shaped bow of the user's ink which inks the ground as it slowly moves forward.
Splatoon 3
Gallery
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Blueprint for the Splattercolor Screen
Etymology
Splattercolor is a pun on watercolor.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
スミナガシート Suminagashīto |
A combination of "suminagashi" (墨流し, a Japanese paper marbling technique) and "sheet" |
 Dutch |
PLED-scherm | PLED screen [a] |
 French |
Barrière barbouillée | Smeared screen |
 German |
Unsichtbarriere | Indiscernible barrier, from unsichtbar (indiscernible[b]) and Barriere (barrier) |
 Italian |
Cortina ingannevole | Deceptive curtain |
 Spanish |
Pantintalla | Ink Screen, from pantalla (screen) and tinta (ink) |
 Chinese (Traditional) |
浮墨幕牆 fú mò mùqiáng (Mandarin) fau4 mak6 mok6 coeng4 (Cantonese) |
floating ink screen wall |
Translation notes
- ↑ PLED is likely in reference to Polymer light-emitting diodes.
- ↑ Unsichtbar usually translates to "invisible", but the less common translation "indiscernible" better reflects the distinguishing issues caused by the Splattercolor Screen's grayscale effect.
