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==Etymology==
==Etymology==
"Mint" references the color (and presumably flavor) of the toothpaste inside the weapon. "Decavitator" comes from "de-" + "cavity", as toothbrushes are used to prevent tooth cavities.
"Mint" references the color (and presumably flavor) of the toothpaste inside the weapon. "Decavitator" comes from "de-" + "cavity", as toothbrushes are used to prevent tooth cavities. It also sounds like "Decapitator", which may be an intentional reference to decapitation, which is the act of cutting off a person's head; this would be apt given that the decavitator is modeled after a sword, though it could be coincidental.  


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==

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Mint Decavitator is an upcoming main weapon in Splatoon 3, made by Nouveau. It is a Splatana which attacks horizontally even when fully charged. It will be added to the game as part of Sizzle Season 2024 on 1 June 2024.

Splatoon 3

Mint Decavitator

Mint Decavitator

Basic information
Category Main
Class Splatana
Sub
Special
Special points
Special depletion
Range
Damage
Impact
Fire rate
Charge speed
Ink speed
Mobility
Durability
Handling
Level
Cost
Requirement
Added in Sizzle Season 2024
Weight
Base damage
Base duration
Ink consumption
Base range
Rate of fire
Muzzle velocity
Base accuracy
MPU effect
SPU effect
SPU effect
Other variant


Etymology

"Mint" references the color (and presumably flavor) of the toothpaste inside the weapon. "Decavitator" comes from "de-" + "cavity", as toothbrushes are used to prevent tooth cavities. It also sounds like "Decapitator", which may be an intentional reference to decapitation, which is the act of cutting off a person's head; this would be apt given that the decavitator is modeled after a sword, though it could be coincidental.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese デンタルワイパーミント
Dentaru Waipā Minto
Dental Wiper Mint
Netherlands Dutch Schrobbehak PM From schobbejak ("scoundrel"), schrobben ("to scrub"), and hak ("hoe") + pepermunt ("peppermint")
CanadaFrance French Sabrifrice menthe From "Sabre", sabre and "dentifrice", toothpaste + "menthe", mint
Germany German Minz-Prophylator From "Minze" (mint), "Prophylaxe" (prophylaxis or oral hygene) and the suffix "-tor" used for machines
Italy Italian Spazzolama menta From "Spazzolino", toothbrush and "lama", blade + "menta", mint
SpainMexico Spanish Odontintador menta
South Korea Korean 민트 덴탈 와이퍼
minteu dental waipeo
Transliterated from Japanese