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Revision as of 03:14, 2 July 2024
The Wooden Sandals are a pair of shoes in the Splatoon series.
They are a 3-star item produced by Grizzco and come with a random primary ability generated when they are received. They are only available as a reward from Salmon Run as the monthly gear or in a Pink Capsule. They cannot be ordered from another player.
Appearance
The Wooden Sandals are a pair of traditional Japanese footwear called geta. The hanao are yellow with black coral, fish, and have a flower that changes color with the player's ink.
Splatoon 2
Abilities
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Splatoon 3
Abilities
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Gallery
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Close-up of the Wooden Sandals in Splatoon 2.
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Back view in Splatoon 2.
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The Wooden Sandals on the H-3 Nozzlenose Tableturf Battle card.
Trivia
- The Traditional Sandals from Splatoon's promotional contest bear an indisputably strong resemblance to the Wooden Sandals.
- It is also worth noting that in this link, it is tied to another January 2019 memento of the set, despite being made by a different gear brand.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | バンカラコロン Bankarakoron |
Uncouth guy's geta [note 1] |
Dutch | Houten sandalen | Wooden sandals |
French (NOA) | Sandales de bois | Sandals by wood |
French (NOE) | Sandales en bois | Sandals of wood |
German | Holzsandalen | Wooden Sandals |
Italian | Sandali di legno | Sandals by wood |
Russian | Гэта Geta |
Geta |
Spanish (NOA) | Sandalias de madera | Sandals by wood |
Spanish (NOE) | Sandalia de madera | Sandal by wood |
Chinese (Simplified) | 蛮颓木屐 | |
Chinese (Traditional) | 蠻頹木屐 | |
Korean | 카오폴리스 가락 신 | Transliteration of Japanese |
Internal | COP106 (Splatoon 3)[1] |
Translation notes
- ↑ Bankara is an old slang term, means "rough and uncouth guy". Kara-koron (in general "kara-koro" or "karan-koron") is sound of walking in geta sandals.
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