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'''Firefin''' is a [[gear brand]] within the {{Ss}}. Firefin [[gear]] has 5× higher chance to roll [[Ink Saver (Sub)]], and a 0.5× lower chance to roll [[Ink Recovery Up]]. | '''Firefin''' is a [[gear brand]] within the {{Ss}}, founded by SAYGO and a75ching.<ref>''[[HaikaraWalker]]'' pages 78-81, [https://rassicas.tumblr.com/post/652694163637338112/haikara-walker-translations-inkopolis-fashion translation by rassicas on Tumblr]</ref> Firefin [[gear]] has 5× higher chance to roll [[Ink Saver (Sub)]], and a 0.5× lower chance to roll [[Ink Recovery Up]]. | ||
According to SplatoonJP, Firefin produces street-style fashion for young [[Inkling]]s.<ref>[https://twitter.com/SplatoonJP/status/692270967155003392 {{TWI}} @SplatoonJP on Twitter]</ref> | According to SplatoonJP, Firefin produces street-style fashion for young [[Inkling]]s.<ref>[https://twitter.com/SplatoonJP/status/692270967155003392 {{TWI}} @SplatoonJP on Twitter]</ref> | ||
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===''Splatoon''=== | ===''Splatoon''=== | ||
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S Firefin promo 1.jpg|Firefin promotional image | |||
Firefin 2.jpg|Some Firefin stickers plastered around [[Inkopolis Plaza]] | Firefin 2.jpg|Some Firefin stickers plastered around [[Inkopolis Plaza]]. | ||
S Jet Cap + White 8-Bit FishFry + Red Slip-Ons.png|An [[Inkling]] girl wearing Firefin headgear and clothing. | |||
Callie | S Splatfest artwork Callie.jpg|Promotional art of [[Callie]] for the [[Callie vs. Marie]] [[Splatfest]] with a Firefin sticker on her suitcase. | ||
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Firefin info.png|Information from ''[[The Art of Splatoon 2]]'' | Firefin info.png|Information from ''[[The Art of Splatoon 2]]'' | ||
Firefin promo.png|A promotional image from ''The Art of Splatoon 2'' | S2 Firefin promo.png|A promotional image from ''The Art of Splatoon 2'' | ||
S2 Firefin Splat Charger | S2 Firefin Splat Charger promo render.jpg|Promotional image of the [[Firefin Splat Charger]] in {{S2}} | ||
S2 Firefin Splatterscope | S2 Firefin Splatterscope promo render.jpg|Promotional image of the [[Firefin Splatterscope]] in ''Splatoon 2'' | ||
OE Mem Cake Firefin.png|The [[mem cake]] of Firefin | |||
FrostyFest graffiti 10.png|Firefin graffiti designed for [[Family vs. Friends]] | |||
S2 Splatoween graffiti 10.png|Graffiti designed for [[Trick vs. Treat (2018)|Trick vs. Treat]] | |||
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S3 Firefin Magazines.jpg|A promotional image of Firefin magazines for {{S3}} | S3 Firefin Magazines.jpg|A promotional image of Firefin magazines for {{S3}} | ||
S3 Firefin Daily Drop.png|Clean version with logo seen on SplatNet 3 Firefin daily drops. | S3 Firefin Daily Drop.png|Clean version with logo seen on [[SplatNet 3]] Firefin daily drops. | ||
S3 Firefin Instagram 1.jpg|Promotional image | S3 Firefin Instagram 1.jpg|Promotional image | ||
S3 Firefin Instagram 2.jpg | S3 Firefin Instagram 2.jpg | ||
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* A Firefin sticker can be seen on the [[splash screen]]. | * A Firefin sticker can be seen on the [[splash screen]]. | ||
* In {{S2}}, a 3D Firefin logo can be seen at the end of the barrel of the [[Firefin Splat Charger]] and [[Firefin Splatterscope]]. | * In {{S2}}, a 3D Firefin logo can be seen at the end of the barrel of the [[Firefin Splat Charger]] and [[Firefin Splatterscope]]. | ||
* In ''Splatoon'', there is no Firefin gear that has [[Bomb Sniffer]], [[Comeback]], [[Damage Up]], [[Ink Resistance Up]], [[Ink Saver (Sub)]], [[Opening Gambit]], [[Quick Super Jump]], [[Run Speed Up]], [[Stealth Jump]] or [[Tenacity]] as a primary ability. | * In ''Splatoon'', there is no Firefin gear that has [[Bomb Sniffer]], [[Comeback]], [[Damage Up]], [[Ink Resistance Up]], [[Ink Saver (Sub)]], [[Opening Gambit]], [[Quick Super Jump]], [[Run Speed Up]], [[Stealth Jump]], or [[Tenacity]] as a primary ability. | ||
* In ''Splatoon 2'', there is no Firefin gear that has Comeback, [[Drop Roller]], Ink Saver (Sub), Opening Gambit, Stealth Jump, Tenacity or [[Thermal Ink]] as a primary ability. | * In ''Splatoon 2'', there is no Firefin gear that has Comeback, [[Drop Roller]], Ink Saver (Sub), Opening Gambit, Stealth Jump, Tenacity, or [[Thermal Ink]] as a primary ability. | ||
* Firefin appears to be based on [[wikipedia:Deluxe Distribution#Spitfire|Spitfire]], a skateboard hardware company that also makes apparel, due to the name and similar-in-concept logos. | * Firefin appears to be based on [[wikipedia:Deluxe Distribution#Spitfire|Spitfire]], a skateboard hardware company that also makes apparel, due to the name and similar-in-concept logos. | ||
* In ''Splatoon 2'', all Firefin-branded shoes are 2-star items. | * In ''Splatoon 2'', all Firefin-branded shoes are 2-star items. | ||
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|GerM=Relax | |GerM=Relax | ||
|Ita=Torryd | |Ita=Torryd | ||
|ItaM=Comes from ''torrido'' (very hot or scorching), though never used in relation to cooking | |ItaM=Comes from ''torrido'' ("very hot" or "scorching"), though never used in relation to cooking | ||
|Rus=Фритюр | |Rus=Фритюр | ||
|RusR=Frityur | |RusR=Frityur | ||
|RusM=From фритюр ''frityur'' (deep-fryer) | |RusM=From фритюр ''frityur'' "(deep-fryer") | ||
|SpaA=Shachi | |SpaA=Shachi | ||
|SpaAM=Likely a reference to | |SpaAM=Likely a reference to ''shachi'' (Japanese word for "[[Wikipedia:killer whale|killer whale]]") | ||
|SpaE=Chokkor | |SpaE=Chokkor | ||
|SpaEM=Similar romanization to the Japanese name | |SpaEM=Similar romanization to the Japanese name |
Revision as of 11:24, 28 June 2024
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English translations of these names are unofficial.
Note: The founders' names
Firefin is a gear brand within the Splatoon series, founded by SAYGO and a75ching.[1] Firefin gear has 5× higher chance to roll Ink Saver (Sub), and a 0.5× lower chance to roll Ink Recovery Up.
According to SplatoonJP, Firefin produces street-style fashion for young Inklings.[2]
In Splatoon 2, the Firefin brand created the Firefin Splat Charger and Firefin Splatterscope in collaboration with the weapon brand Splat.
In Splatoon 3, Firefin merged with Zekko to form Z+F,[3][4] with the aforementioned weapons being succeeded by Z+F Splat Charger and Z+F Splatterscope, respectively, in this game.
List of Firefin gear
For the category page, see Category:Firefin.
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Camo Mesh | ![]() |
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FishFry Visor | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Jet Cap | ![]() |
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Jungle Hat | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Octoglasses | ![]() |
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2.3.0 |
Name | Brand | Availability | Ability | Star power | Added in
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Baseball Jersey | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Black 8-Bit FishFry | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Camo Zip Hoodie | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Carnivore Tee | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
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Dark Urban Vest | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Firefin Navy Sweat | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Fugu Tee | ![]() |
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2.3.0 |
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Green Zip Hoodie | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Herbivore Tee | ![]() |
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2.3.0 |
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White 8-Bit FishFry | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Yellow Urban Vest | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
Name | Brand | Availability | Ability | Star power | Added in
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Black FishFry Bandana | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Blowfish Bell Hat | ![]() |
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3.0.0 |
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Blowfish Newsie | ![]() |
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3.0.0 |
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Camo Mesh | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Firefin Facemask | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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FishFry Biscuit Bandana | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
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FishFry Visor | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Fugu Bell Hat | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
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Jet Cap | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
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Jungle Hat | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
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Knitted Hat | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Octoglasses | ![]() |
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3.0.0 |
Name | Brand | Availability | Ability | Star power | Added in
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Baseball Jersey | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
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Black 8-Bit FishFry | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
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Blue 16-Bit FishFry | ![]() |
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3.0.0 |
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Camo Zip Hoodie | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Carnivore Tee | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
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Dark Urban Vest | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Firefin Navy Sweat | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
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Fugu Tee | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Gray 8-Bit FishFry | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Green Zip Hoodie | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
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Herbivore Tee | ![]() |
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3.0.0 |
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Khaki 16-Bit FishFry | ![]() |
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3.0.0 |
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White 8-Bit FishFry | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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Yellow Urban Vest | ![]() |
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Initial Release (1.0.0) |
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ω-3 Tee | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
Name | Brand | Availability | Ability | Star power | Added in
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Red FishFry Sandals | ![]() |
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2.0.0 |
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Yellow FishFry Sandals | ![]() |
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3.0.0 |
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Red FishFry Sandals | ![]() |
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Drizzle Season 2022 (1.1.0) |
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Yellow FishFry Sandals | ![]() |
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Drizzle Season 2022 (1.1.0) |
Weapons
Firefin Splat Charger (collaboration with "Splat")
Firefin Splatterscope (collaboration with "Splat")
Label
Firefin has gear with the labels 'FishFry' and 'Fugu'.
Quotes
Splatoon
“ | The Firefin logo, a stylized blowfish, has long been a favorite of squid-hop set and anyone else who likes to keep it 100. Fans dig the loose fit and laid-back vibe that has become Firefin signature. Did you know that Firefin fans are up to ten times more likely to take selfies in front of graffiti while gazing into the distance? | ” |
Splatoon 2
“ | Firefin is the king of streetwear brands. Not only are their hoodies and caps always brimming with classic style, their bell hats and visors are a throwback to old-school hip-hop style, and their large selection of designs makes them stand out from the sea of other streetwear brands. | ” |
“ | Your 'tude is righteous, as you say. Is your science as defiant? Prove that your battle rhymes can slay. |
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Splatoon 3
“ | Squid Research Lab Fashion Desk intern on deck! Have you stared into the angry eyes of the FishFry? Then you're already familiar with Firefin, the gear brand for the streets, by the streets. Feel gritty - look fresh. Like diving into the ocean after getting sand in your shorts. | ” |
— @SplatoonNA on Twitter[7]
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Badges
- Main article: Badge#Brands
Reaching a cumulative amount of stars on Firefin gear will reward the player with badges.
Firefin Badges | ||
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Combined Firefin Gear at 30+ Stars | |
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Combined Firefin Gear at 100+ Stars |
Gallery
Splatoon
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Firefin promotional image
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Some Firefin stickers plastered around Inkopolis Plaza.
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An Inkling girl wearing Firefin headgear and clothing.
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Promotional art of Callie for the Callie vs. Marie Splatfest with a Firefin sticker on her suitcase.
Splatoon 2
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Information from The Art of Splatoon 2
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A promotional image from The Art of Splatoon 2
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Promotional image of the Firefin Splat Charger in Splatoon 2
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Promotional image of the Firefin Splatterscope in Splatoon 2
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The mem cake of Firefin
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Firefin graffiti designed for Family vs. Friends
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Graffiti designed for Trick vs. Treat
Splatoon 3
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A promotional image of Firefin magazines for Splatoon 3
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Clean version with logo seen on SplatNet 3 Firefin daily drops.
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Promotional image
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Trivia
- Firefin stickers can be seen plastered around Inkopolis Plaza, various stages, and Octo Valley.
- It seems that the character featured in Firefin's logo is nicknamed "FishFry". This name is often featured in the names of gear that depicts the character, such as the White 8-Bit FishFry.
- A Firefin sticker can be seen on the splash screen.
- In Splatoon 2, a 3D Firefin logo can be seen at the end of the barrel of the Firefin Splat Charger and Firefin Splatterscope.
- In Splatoon, there is no Firefin gear that has Bomb Sniffer, Comeback, Damage Up, Ink Resistance Up, Ink Saver (Sub), Opening Gambit, Quick Super Jump, Run Speed Up, Stealth Jump, or Tenacity as a primary ability.
- In Splatoon 2, there is no Firefin gear that has Comeback, Drop Roller, Ink Saver (Sub), Opening Gambit, Stealth Jump, Tenacity, or Thermal Ink as a primary ability.
- Firefin appears to be based on Spitfire, a skateboard hardware company that also makes apparel, due to the name and similar-in-concept logos.
- In Splatoon 2, all Firefin-branded shoes are 2-star items.
- In Splatoon 3, due to them merging into Z+F, Firefin and Zekko are the only brands to not receive any new gear.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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ホッコリー Hokkorī |
from "ほっこり" hokkori (Onomatopoeia for something warm and fluffy; like steamy hot food, warm rooms in winter, warming heart) | |
Firefin | - | |
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Friture | Frying | |
Rilax | Relax | |
Torryd | Comes from torrido ("very hot" or "scorching"), though never used in relation to cooking | |
Фритюр Frityur |
From фритюр frityur "(deep-fryer") | |
Shachi | Likely a reference to shachi (Japanese word for "killer whale") | |
Chokkor | Similar romanization to the Japanese name | |
暖流 nuǎn liú |
Warm current | |
暖流 nuǎn liú |
Warm current | |
파이어핀 |
References
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