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Splattershot
For other types of Splattershots, see Splattershot (disambiguation).

The Splattershot is a Shooter in Splatoon and Splatoon 2. It is an iconic weapon, commonly seen in Splatoon promotional material and as part of the Inkling Girl and Boy amiibo.

Description

Splatoon

The Splattershot is an all-around weapon in terms of power, range, and rate of fire, making it easy to use for players of all levels of experience. It has a simplistic colorful look, similar to real life childrens water guns. When utilized, it sprays a steady splattering of Ink until the player's Ink Tank is depleted. It comes in a set with the Burst Bomb and Bomb Rush.

Splatoon 2

The weapon re-appears in Splatoon 2 and has a new design. It has a purple stripe design that wraps around the barrel, a dark blue/purple grip and a dark green muzzle. The barrel is now part of the gun body, instead of on top, and the muzzle now comes out of the barrel. There is a cap where the tube connecting the barrel to the gun used to be, reminiscent of the caps used to refill a water gun full of water in real life. It now comes with Splashdown instead of the Bomb Rush.

Trivia

Splatoon

  • The Splattershot was the first playable main weapon, available in the 2014 E3 Demo. At that time it was called the "Ink Shot."[1]
  • With five variants, the Splattershot has the most out of all weapons.

Gallery

Splatoon

Splatoon 2

Similar weapons

Name Origin

Splattershot is a combination of Splatter (as well as Splat) and Shot.

Its japanese name, スプラシューター supurashūtā, is a combination of either Splat or Splash, and Shooter.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese スプラシューター
Supurashūtā
Splashooter, portmanteau of "splash" and "shooter"
Canada French (NOA) Liquéficateur Liquificator
France French (NOE) Liquidateur Liquidator
Germany German Kleckser Splodger
Italy Italian Splasher Splasher
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Rociador Sprayer
Spain Spanish (NOE) Lanzatintas Ink Thrower

References