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{{quote|Shoot a Gusher to make it burst skyward. <small>So satisfying...</small>|[[Cap'n Cuttlefish]]}}
{{quote|Shoot a Gusher to make it burst skyward. <small>So satisfying...</small>|[[Cap'n Cuttlefish]]}}


A '''Gusher''' is one of the mechanics first introduced in [[Octo Valley (mode)|Octo Valley]]. They also appear in [[Octo Canyon (mode)|Octo Canyon]] and [[Salmon Run]]. They also appear in Layout 16 of [[Shifty Station]].
A '''Gusher''' is one of the mechanics first introduced in [[Octo Valley (mode)|Octo Valley]]. They also appear in [[Octo Canyon (mode)|Octo Canyon]], [[Salmon Run]], and [[Shifty Station]].


==Description==
==Description==
Initially, Gushers appear to be stationary, circular, silver grates adorned with a red knob, sort of like a fire hydrant. Upon being sprayed by [[ink]], a large column of that ink color erupts from the platform, carrying all objects, including the player, to the top. This column of ink blocks both enemy and ally attacks. After a while, the ink from the Gusher will stop coming out and will need to be sprayed with more ink.
Initially, Gushers appear to be stationary, circular, silver grates adorned with a red knob, sort of like a fire hydrant. Upon being sprayed by [[ink]], a large column of that ink color erupts from the platform, carrying all objects, including the player, to the top. This column of ink blocks both enemy and ally attacks. After a while, the ink from the Gusher will stop coming out and will need to be sprayed with more ink.


In multiplayer stages, such as [[Shifty Station#Layout 16: "Kanketu"|Shifty Station (Layout 16)]], Gushers require slightly more hits to activate. Touching a Gusher with the opposing team's [[ink]] instantly splats the player.
In multiplayer stages, such as [[Gusher Towns]], Gushers require slightly more hits to activate. Touching a Gusher with the opposing team's [[ink]] instantly splats the player.


In Salmon Run, Gushers only appear during [[Goldie Seeking]] waves, where spraying the Gusher with ink will cause the Gusher to erupt a column of various sizes of enemy ink. The size of the column depends on how close the Gusher is to the [[Goldie]]. They also emit light depending on how close to the [[Goldie]] they are, while other [[Salmonid]]s spawn from them. All of the activated Gushers will remain active until the Goldie is found and finds a new hiding place, or until the wave ends.
In Salmon Run, Gushers only appear during [[Goldie Seeking]] waves, where spraying the Gusher with ink will cause the Gusher to erupt a column of various sizes of enemy ink. The size of the column depends on how close the Gusher is to the [[Goldie]]. They also emit light depending on how close to the Goldie they are, while other [[Salmonid]]s spawn from them. All of the activated Gushers will remain active until the Goldie is found and finds a new hiding place, or until the wave ends.


==Usage==
==Usage==
Gushers can be activated by the player firing ink directly on their surface.
Gushers can be activated by the player firing ink directly on their surface. They cannot be activated by [[Octarians]] or Salmonids.
 
They cannot be activated by [[Octarians]] or Salmonids.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
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===''Splatoon 2''===
===''Splatoon 2''===
====Shifty Station====
====Shifty Station====
* [[Shifty Station#Layout 16: "Kanketu"|Shifty Station (Layout 16)]]
* [[Shifty Station#Layout 16: "Gusher Towns"|Layout 16]]: [[Gusher Towns]]


====Octo Canyon====
====Octo Canyon====
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* It is stated that the Salmonids obtained the Gusher technology through trade with the Octarians.
* It is stated that the [[Salmonid]]s obtained the Gusher technology through trade with the [[Octarian]]s.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 13:01, 22 June 2019

Gusher

Gusher

Category
Class
Sub
Special
Special points
Special depletion
Range
Damage
Impact
Fire rate
Charge speed
Ink speed
Mobility
Durability
Handling
Level
Requirement Octo Valley
Octo Canyon
Salmon Run
Octo Expansion
Shifty Station
Added in Specifications
Weight
Base damage
Base duration 10 seconds
Ink consumption
Base range
Rate of fire
Muzzle velocity
Base accuracy
MPU effect
SPU effect
SPU effect
Other variant
Shoot a Gusher to make it burst skyward. So satisfying...

A Gusher is one of the mechanics first introduced in Octo Valley. They also appear in Octo Canyon, Salmon Run, and Shifty Station.

Description

Initially, Gushers appear to be stationary, circular, silver grates adorned with a red knob, sort of like a fire hydrant. Upon being sprayed by ink, a large column of that ink color erupts from the platform, carrying all objects, including the player, to the top. This column of ink blocks both enemy and ally attacks. After a while, the ink from the Gusher will stop coming out and will need to be sprayed with more ink.

In multiplayer stages, such as Gusher Towns, Gushers require slightly more hits to activate. Touching a Gusher with the opposing team's ink instantly splats the player.

In Salmon Run, Gushers only appear during Goldie Seeking waves, where spraying the Gusher with ink will cause the Gusher to erupt a column of various sizes of enemy ink. The size of the column depends on how close the Gusher is to the Goldie. They also emit light depending on how close to the Goldie they are, while other Salmonids spawn from them. All of the activated Gushers will remain active until the Goldie is found and finds a new hiding place, or until the wave ends.

Usage

Gushers can be activated by the player firing ink directly on their surface. They cannot be activated by Octarians or Salmonids.

Appearances

Splatoon

Octo Valley

Splatoon 2

Shifty Station

Octo Canyon

Salmon Run

Trivia

  • It is stated that the Salmonids obtained the Gusher technology through trade with the Octarians.

Gallery

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