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'''Drizzle Season 2022''' | '''Drizzle Season 2022''' was the first [[season]] for {{S3}}. The season began with the release of ''Splatoon 3'' on {{date|2022-09-09}} and ended on {{date|2022-12-01}}. | ||
==Announcement== | ==Announcement== | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 1 December 2022
Drizzle Season 2022 was the first season for Splatoon 3. The season began with the release of Splatoon 3 on 9 September 2022 and ended on 1 December 2022.
Announcement
The Drizzle Season 2022 and the concept of seasons itself were introduced in the Splatoon 3 Direct on 10 August 2022.
Catalog
All content included in this catalog is available from launch until the end of the season. Titles, Tableturf Battle cards, food and drink tickets, and banners given are random unless specifically shown.
| Level | Item | Icon | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Banner | 
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| 2 | Title | Growing - Rookie | 
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| 3 | Emote | The Lowdown | 
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| 4 | Food Ticket | Double EXP | 
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| 5 | Headgear | Studio Headphones* | 
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| 6 | Clothing | White Tee* | 
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| 7 | Shoes | Pink Trainers* | 
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| 8 | Pack of Cards | 
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| 9 | Sticker | EET-TPT-SM sticker | 
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| 10 | Decoration | yellow squid bumper | 
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| 11 | Food Ticket | 
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| 12 | Pack of Cards |
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| 13 | Banner | 
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| 14 | Sticker | SG-BNHPHN graffiti | 
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| 15 | Emote | No Chill | 
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| 16 | Drink Ticket | 
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| 17 | Pack of Cards |
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| 18 | Title | 
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| 19 | Headgear | Air Gills DX | 
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| 20 | Clothing | Tentatek Tandem | 
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| 21 | Shoes | Punk Pinks | 
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| 22 | Sticker | SG-ATN-DPC sticker | 
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| 23 | Pack of Cards |
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| 24 | Food Ticket |
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| 25 | Mystery Box | 
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| 26 | Banner |
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| 27 | Decoration | octo-brain closed charm | 
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| 28 | Sticker | SG-B0NLY graffiti | 
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| 29 | Headgear | Pilot Goggles* | 
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| 30 | Clothing | Zink Layered LS* | 
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| 31 | Shoes | Purple Hi-Horses* | 
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| 32 | Drink Ticket |
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| 33 | Title |
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| 34 | Pack of Cards |
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| 35 | Emote | Stuntin' | 
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| 36 | Sticker | ELTL-CAL graffiti | 
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| 37 | Banner |
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| 38 | Title |
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| 39 | Headgear | Retro BluFocals | 
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| 40 | Clothing | Lime BlobMob Tee | 
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| 41 | Shoes | Skipjack Work Boots | 
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| 42 | Food Ticket |
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| 43 | Pack of Cards |
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| 44 | Banner |
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| 45 | Decoration | ultra squid | 
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| 46 | Sticker | SG-SQWVLG graffiti | 
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| 47 | Title |
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| 48 | Drink Ticket |
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| 49 | Fresh Card Pack | 
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| 50 | Mystery Box |
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| 51 | Emote | Breakin' | 
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| 52 | Sticker | EET-TPT-LG sticker | 
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| 53 | Pack of Cards |
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| 54 | Title |
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| 55 | Sticker | SG-OA graffiti | 
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| 56 | Food Ticket |
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| 57 | Title |
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| 58 | Pack of Cards |
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| 59 | Headgear | Beachcomber | 
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| 60 | Clothing | Sudadera Celeste | 
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| 61 | Shoes | Cuttlefish Sandies | 
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| 62 | Decoration | Chum bobblehead | 
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| 63 | Drink Ticket |
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| 64 | Banner |
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| 65 | Pack of Cards |
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| 66 | Sticker | SG-ATN-OTSP sticker | 
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| 67 | Title |
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| 68 | Pack of Cards |
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| 69 | Headgear | Classic Straw Boater* | 
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| 70 | Clothing | Annaki Bracelet Tee | 
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| 71 | Shoes | Red Hammertreads | 
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| 72 | Food Ticket |
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| 73 | Title |
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| 74 | Decoration | monkey-crab cushion | 
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| 75 | Mystery Box |
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| 76 | Emote | Victory Strut | 
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| 77 | Pack of Cards |
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| 78 | Banner |
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| 79 | Headgear | Retro Framers | 
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| 80 | Clothing | Lime Battlecrab Shell | 
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| 81 | Shoes | Blue Shrimpsiders | 
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| 82 | Sticker | SG-ISO graffiti | 
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| 83 | Drink Ticket |
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| 84 | Pack of Cards |
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| 85 | Title |
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| 86 | Sticker | SG-TF-FLA sticker | 
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| 87 | Pack of Cards |
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| 88 | Food Ticket |
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| 89 | Headgear | Glassless Glasses | 
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| 90 | Clothing | Distressed Vest | 
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| 91 | Shoes | Ink-Black Clam 600s | 
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| 92 | Decoration | octo-brain charm | 
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| 93 | Title |
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| 94 | Sticker | SG-MASQ graffiti | 
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| 95 | Drink Ticket |
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| 96 | Title | Sizzlin' - Challenger |
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| 97 | Banner | 
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| 98 | Emote | Double-Cross Dab | 
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| 99 | Mystery Box |
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| 100 | Headgear | Triple-Deck Specs | 
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- * Returning gear items from previous games not exclusive to the catalog.
Weapons
The weapons introduced during this season were available since the initial release of Splatoon 3 and consist of every weapon's first iteration while introducing the Stringer and Splatana classes.
Weapons introduced during Drizzle Season 2022
Gear
The gear added during Drizzle Season 2022 includes every piece of gear available since the initial release of Splatoon 3, 3 Salmon Run Next Wave Headgears and the outfits only aquirable through the Inkling (Yellow), Octoling (Blue) and Smallfry amiibo.
Headgear introduced during Drizzle Season 2022
Clothing introduced during Drizzle Season 2022
Shoes introduced during Drizzle Season 2022
Locations
Stages
The launch of Splatoon 3 came with a total of twelve stages, with seven returning stages and five new ones.
| Stage | Description | Release Date |
|---|---|---|
 Scorch Gorge |
Scorch Gorge is a stage set in a desert wasteland. The area is designated as a national park and is quite popular. It features a large climbable pillar in the center, connecting it to other platforms with grates. It was first shown during the combat section of the first Splatoon 3 trailer.[1] | Initial release |
 Eeltail Alley |
Eeltail Alley is a stage set in the center of an old neighborhood, and a popular hangout spot for the youth of Splatsville. A walkway spans the stage, creating distinctive upper and lower layers. This stage was first shown during the second Splatoon 3 trailer.[2] | Initial release |
 Hagglefish Market |
Hagglefish Market is a stage based on a busy pier with vendors selling many types of seafood and goods. The stage includes Inkrails and was first seen on August 10, 2022 during the Splatoon 3 Direct. | Initial release |
 Undertow Spillway |
Undertow Spillway is a stage based in an underground flood bypass deep under Splatsville. It features several pillars for cover, grate and glass walkways as well as small, rapid height changes with many ramps. This stage was first shown through a Tweet on 17 June 2022.[3] | Initial release |
 Mincemeat Metalworks |
Mincemeat Metalworks is a stage based in a metal scrapyard of an abandoned cargo ship, once in the ocean before the water evaporated. This stage was first shown through a Tweet on 4 July 2022.[4] | Initial release |
 Hammerhead Bridge |
Hammerhead Bridge has finished the construction taking place in the first game, giving it an upper layer, or “ceiling”, and the grates have also been replaced with concrete. The general elevation has also been lowered. This stage was announced to return on August 10, 2022 in the Splatoon 3 Direct. | Initial release |
 Museum d'Alfonsino |
Returning from the first game, the central rotating platform has been lowered, and the rotating platforms near spawn have been removed. This stage was first shown to return during the second Splatoon 3 trailer.[2] | Initial release |
 Mahi-Mahi Resort |
Returning from the first game, Mahi-Mahi Resort is set in a large swimming pool at a luxury resort in greater Inkopolis. The stage lowers its water level after a certain amount of time in battle to reveal more inkable terrain. The stage seems to have been modified to a more narrow layout. The stage was confirmed to return on August 10, 2022 in the Splatoon 3 Direct. | Initial release |
 Inkblot Art Academy |
Inkblot Art Academy originated in Splatoon 2, set in an arts college in greater Inkopolis. The layout looks fairly unchanged. It was revealed to return on August 10, 2022 on the Splatoon 3 Direct. | Initial release |
 Sturgeon Shipyard |
Returning from Splatoon 2, Sturgeon Shipyard takes place on an under construction cargo ship, being built in Inkopolis. The layout seems fairly unchanged, besides the spawn regions seemingly losing turf between the two games. The stage was used to showcase the special Tricolor Turf War mode used during Splatfest. The demo revealed that extra spawn areas were placed in small sidings near the center of the stage. The stage was announced to return on August 10, 2022 during the Splatoon 3 Direct. | Initial release |
 MakoMart |
MakoMart returns from the second game, remaining largely unchanged, besides an additional inkrail on the left near the spawns. The stage was announced to return on August 10, 2022 in the Splatoon 3 Direct. The stage icon used in this Direct appears to be the Splatfest variation of the stage, taking place in a darker version of the stage. | Initial release |
 Wahoo World |
Wahoo World, initially from Splatoon 2, is set in an amusement park on a coastline, and seems to have an unchanged layout compared to Splatoon 2. The stage was also used to showcase the Salmon Run Next Wave mode “Big Run”, in which Salmonids invade Splatsville. Water can be seen flooding the lower areas of the stage in this mode. The stage was announced to return on August 10, 2022 in the Splatoon 3 Direct. | Initial release |
Salmon Run Stages
Salmon Run Next Wave's first three stages consist of two new stages and one returning one.
| Image | Name | Description | Release Date |
|---|---|---|---|
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Sockeye Station | Sockeye Station is set in a setting similar to that of Spawning Grounds, but appears to be in the Splatlands. It was first shown off in the first Salmon Run Next Wave trailer.[5] | Initial release |
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Gone Fission Hydroplant | Gone Fission Hydroplant is set next to a massive hydroplant in the ocean. | Initial release |
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Spawning Grounds | Returning from Splatoon 2, Spawning Grounds is set in the Inkadia region, with minimal changes. | Initial release |
Seasonal rewards
The Shell-Out Machine features a rare title and banner.
| Seasonal reward | Chance | |
|---|---|---|
| Banner | 
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 -  0.1% |
| Title | Super-Duper Lucky - Lucky Duck |  -  0.3% |
Locker Customizations
Drizzle Season 2022 introduced 742 individual locker customization items: 368 decorations, 353 stickers, 5 types of Locker parts, and 16 Locker styles:
- 61 total customizations are unlockable in Alterna: 28 decorations and 33 stickers.
- 24 of these stickers are obtained via finding Sunken Scrolls, while the remaining 6 are obtained via speaking to Marie after fully exploring each Site.
- 4 total decorations are unlockable via ranking up in Anarchy Battles.
- 317 total customizations are available for purchase at Hotlantis and the Shell-Out Machine: 141 decorations and 176 stickers.
- 15 alternate Locker styles are available for purchase at Hotlantis.
- 38 total customizations are available for purchase at the Grizzco Shop: 11 decorations and 27 stickers.
- 7 total stickers are unlockable via leveling up in Tableturf Battles.
- 110 total stickers are unlockable via leveling up a Weapons Freshness Rating.
- There are 2 stickers unlockable for each individual weapon, awarded upon reaching 2-Star Freshness and 3-Star Freshness.
Decorations
List of locker customizations in Splatoon 3 |}
Stickers
List of locker customizations in Splatoon 3 |}
Locker Parts
List of locker customizations in Splatoon 3 |}
Locker Styles
List of locker customizations in Splatoon 3 |}
Events
A total of two Splatfests took place during this season.
| Theme | Region | Notes |
|---|---|---|
 Gear vs. Grub vs. Fun |
Global | N/A |
 Grass vs. Fire vs. Water |
Global | Celebration of the then-upcoming release of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet |
