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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The Splat Brella was inspired by developer [[Seita Inoue]]'s memories of "play-fighting" with umbrellas as a child.<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/whatsnew/ask-the-developer-vol-7-splatoon-3-part-1/ {{NES}} Ask the Developer Vol. 7, ''Splatoon 3''–Part 1 - News - Nintendo Official Site]</ref> | * The Splat Brella was inspired by developer [[Seita Inoue]]'s memories of "play-fighting" with umbrellas as a child.<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/whatsnew/ask-the-developer-vol-7-splatoon-3-part-1/ {{NES}} Ask the Developer Vol. 7, ''Splatoon 3''–Part 1 - News - Nintendo Official Site]</ref> | ||
* | * In ''Splatoon 2'', there are no Brellas with [[Point Sensor]], [[Toxic Mist]], [[Burst Bomb]], [[Suction Bomb]], [[Fizzy Bomb]], or [[Curling Bomb]] as their [[sub weapon]]. | ||
* There are no | * In ''Splatoon 3'', as of [[Sizzle Season 2024]], there are no Brellas with Suction Bomb, [[Splat Bomb]], Fizzy Bomb, Burst Bomb, Curling Bomb or [[Splash Wall]] as their sub weapon. | ||
* In ''Splatoon 2'', There are no Brellas with [[Tenta Missiles]], [[Booyah Bomb]], or [[Sting Ray]] as their [[special weapon]]. | |||
* In ''Splatoon 3'', as of Sizzle Season 2024, there are no Brellas with [[Wave Breaker]], [[Crab Tank]], Booyah Bomb, [[Killer Wail 5.1]], [[Tacticooler]], [[Super Chump]], [[Ink Storm]], [[Ultra Stamp]], [[Kraken Royale]], Tenta Missiles or [[Zipcaster]] as their special weapon. | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== |
Revision as of 20:34, 9 June 2024
Brellas are one of the main weapon classes in the Splatoon series.
As a shotgun-like weapon class, brellas fire a narrow cone-shaped spray of ink 'pellets' each time the weapon is fired. As their name suggests, they also feature unfolding canopies that can serve as shields to protect the user and their allies.
Brellas were first introduced in Splatoon 2.
General mechanics
If the player holds down , the brella will unfold, providing a protective shield that is capable of absorbing enemy attacks while taking damage in the process. The shield can be broken if enough damage is taken, and there are a variety of potential damage multipliers to make this act easier for certain weapons (see "Shield mechanics" below).
With most Brellas, if the player holds down the trigger even longer, the brella will detach from the main weapon and propel itself in the direction it is aimed, inking the ground as it travels. It will still protect anyone behind it from enemy fire until it vanishes.
Detached or broken shields will regenerate and become deployable once again after a delay.
List of brellas
Note: The series are arranged by their respective order in the weapon select screen with the Main filter.
Series | Description | Variants | Games | |
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![]() Splat Brella |
The standard brella, featuring middling range, damage, and shield durability. | ![]() |
✓ | ✓ |
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![]() Tenta Brella |
A heavy brella with a larger, more durable shield. Its shots have more range and it can deal lethal damage in one shot, at the cost of a slow rate of fire. | ![]() |
✓ | ✓ |
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✓ | ✓ | ||
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✓ | |||
![]() Undercover Brella |
A lightweight brella that can be fired while its shield is open. It has a quick rate of fire, but its damage and shield durability are low. It cannot launch its shield. | ![]() |
✓ | ✓ |
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✓ | ✓ | ||
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✓ | |||
![]() Recycled Brella 24 |
A brella with extremely low shield durability, but powerful shots with very little spread. The shield launches and regenerates very quickly. | ![]() |
✓ | |
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✓ |
Special brellas
The following brellas are only available outside of battles as part of other modes:
Weapon | Description | Games | |
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![]() Hero Brella |
A brella similar to the Splat Brella only used in Octo Canyon. Upon completion of all missions in Octo Canyon using the Hero Brella, the player will unlock the Hero Brella Replica for use in battles. | ✓ | |
![]() Grizzco Brella |
A modified rare weapon based on the Splat Brella, only available in Salmon Run and Salmon Run Next Wave. Uniquely, it entirely lacks a canopy and instead focuses on a wider spread and extremely rapid automatic fire. | ✓ | ✓ |
![]() Order Brella |
A brella similar to the Splat Brella only used in Side Order when equipping Marina's Palette. Upon successful completion of a run with this Palette equipped, the player will unlock the Order Brella Replica for use in battles. | ✓ |
Sets
Main | #ID | Sub | Special | Special Points | Level | Price | Class | Introduced | |
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Hero Brella Replica | 6002 | ![]() |
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190p | 9 | ![]() |
Brella | 12 August 2017 |
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Kensa Undercover Brella | 6022 | ![]() |
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190p | 24 | ![]() |
Brella | 7 November 2018 (4.2.0) |
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Sorella Brella | 6001 | ![]() |
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200p | 15 | ![]() |
Brella | 31 March 2018 |
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Splat Brella | 6000 | ![]() |
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190p | 9 | ![]() |
Brella | 12 August 2017 |
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Tenta Brella | 6010 | ![]() |
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200p | 23 | ![]() |
Brella | 30 September 2017 |
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Tenta Camo Brella | 6012 | ![]() |
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210p | 30 | ![]() |
Brella | 3 April 2019 (4.6.0) |
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Tenta Sorella Brella | 6011 | ![]() |
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170p | 28 | ![]() |
Brella | 1 July 2018 |
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Undercover Brella | 6020 | ![]() |
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150p | 13 | ![]() |
Brella | 30 December 2017 |
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Undercover Sorella Brella | 6021 | ![]() |
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180p | 19 | ![]() |
Brella | 1 June 2018 |
Animations
Splatoon 2
Spawning in before a match starts:
- Both Inklings and Octolings hold their weapon forward before positioning it beside them like normal after shaking off excess ink.
Victory:
- Inklings: Holds their brella like a cane before twirling it in a circle, then pose with the brella open while periodically spinning it.
- Octoling Girl: Floats down with the shield open until landing on the ground to close it and proceeds to play the weapon like a guitar before posing.
- Octoling Boy: Similar to Octoling Girl, but slightly leaning down with both eyes open during the guitar pose.
Defeat:
- Inkling Girl: Holds the weapon with two hands while brella is open, twitches a couple times before looking down at the ground and shaking her head.
- Inkling Boy: Similar to Inkling Girl, except his legs are bent outwards.
- Octoling Girl: Slides hand down brella and collapses, dropping the weapon and rubbing her head.
- Octoling Boy: Similar to the Octoling Girl, but shakes his head instead.
In Ammo Knights (Clicking ):
- Inklings: Inspects brella for a second, taps their hand with it a few times, and the opens it looks inside before closing it.
- Octolings: Opens the brella and looks inside before closing it.
Splatoon 3
Spawner pose:
- All styles: Smiles while holding the brella with their hands on their hips.
Victory:
- Flip Out: Picks up the weapon's base while folded, swings it with force in the style of a golf club, then throws it into the air and rests their hands on it when it lands.
- Reppin' Inkopolis: Spins the weapon around, throws it into the air, then catching it and playing it like a guitar. (Added in Version 7.0.0. Versions prior used the same animation for Flip Out.)
In Ammo Knights (Clicking ):
- Inklings: The player will look the brella over before putting the end of it on the ground, tilting it to the right and then left before picking it up and holding it above their head with the brella closed the whole time.
- Octolings: The player will hold the brella in their right hand before grabbing with both hands and swinging like a baseball bat, briefly glancing up before moving it back to their right hand and nodding.
Quotes
“ | Squid Research Lab Ballistics here with a weapon type that looks far more innocent than it is. Meet the brella! Open one up to defend against enemy barrages, then launch it right into their surprised faces. Brellas can also fire ink, of course. When it rains... | ” | — @SplatoonNA on Twitter[1]
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Shield mechanics
- Brella shields have different incoming damage multipliers for each weapon type.[2]
- After being launched, the shield takes half the normal damage from enemy attacks.
- The shield absorbs Rainmaker shots, taking damage from them but not allowing them to explode. This is not the case for bombs, which will explode on impact, dealing damage to anything in front of the shield.
- The shield is unaffected by Object Shredder. No additional damage will be dealt.[3]
- The Sting Ray and Ink Storm ignore the shield, dealing damage directly to the player.
- A released shield can break Ink Armor and Sprinklers on impact.
- A released shield will break if it touches a Splash Wall, another brella shield, the Rainmaker shield, or the Spawn point barrier.
Splat Brella Canopy damage:
Weapon | Multiplier |
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Main weapon | |
Dualies | 0.7× |
Shooter | 0.7× |
Splatling | 0.7× |
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0.8× |
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0.85× |
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0.85× |
Brush (Running) | 1× |
Roller (Running) | 1× |
Rainmaker Shot | 1× |
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1.1× |
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1.1× |
Brush (Swinging) | 1.5× |
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1.5× |
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1.6× |
Roller (Flicking) | 1.7× |
Brella (Shot) | 2× |
Rainmaker (Explosion) | 2× |
Slosher | 2× |
Blaster | 2.2× |
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2.4× |
Charger | 3× |
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3.5× |
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3.6× |
Brella (Canopy) | 5× |
Sub weapon | |
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1× |
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1× |
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1× |
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1× |
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2× |
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3.6× |
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4× |
Special weapon | |
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1× |
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1.5× |
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2× |
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2× |
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2x |
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2.5× |
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2.5× |
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3× |
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4× |
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5× |
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9.5× |
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9.5× |
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20× |
Undercover Brella Canopy damage:
Weapon | Multiplier |
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Main weapon | |
Dualies | 0.7× |
Shooter | 0.7× |
Splatling | 0.7× |
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0.8× |
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0.85× |
Brush (Running) | 1× |
Roller (Running) | 1× |
Rainmaker Shot | 1× |
Brush (Swinging) | 1.5× |
Roller (Flicking) | 1.5× |
Blaster | 1.6× |
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1.6× |
Brella (Shot) | 2× |
Rainmaker (Explosion) | 2× |
Charger | 2× |
Slosher | 2× |
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2.4× |
Brella (Canopy) | 5× |
Sub weapon | |
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1× |
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1× |
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1× |
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1× |
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2× |
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3.6× |
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4× |
Special weapon | |
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1× |
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1.5× |
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2× |
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2× |
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2x |
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2.5× |
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3× |
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3× |
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4× |
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5× |
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6× |
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6× |
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20× |
Gallery
Promo renders from Splatoon 2
2D icons
Promo renders from Splatoon 3
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Splat Brella
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Sorella Brella
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Undercover Sorella Brella
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Tenta Brella
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Tenta Sorella Brella
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Recycled Brella 24 Mk I
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Recycled Brella 24 Mk II
Tableturf Battle cards from Splatoon 3
Trivia
- The Splat Brella was inspired by developer Seita Inoue's memories of "play-fighting" with umbrellas as a child.[4]
- In Splatoon 2, there are no Brellas with Point Sensor, Toxic Mist, Burst Bomb, Suction Bomb, Fizzy Bomb, or Curling Bomb as their sub weapon.
- In Splatoon 3, as of Sizzle Season 2024, there are no Brellas with Suction Bomb, Splat Bomb, Fizzy Bomb, Burst Bomb, Curling Bomb or Splash Wall as their sub weapon.
- In Splatoon 2, There are no Brellas with Tenta Missiles, Booyah Bomb, or Sting Ray as their special weapon.
- In Splatoon 3, as of Sizzle Season 2024, there are no Brellas with Wave Breaker, Crab Tank, Booyah Bomb, Killer Wail 5.1, Tacticooler, Super Chump, Ink Storm, Ultra Stamp, Kraken Royale, Tenta Missiles or Zipcaster as their special weapon.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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シェルター Sherutā |
Shelter | |
Plenzer | From plenzen ("to rain heavily"). Suffix -er forms agent nouns from verbs | |
Para-encre | From parasol ("umbrella, parasol") and encre ("ink"). The prefix "para-" also means "protecting from", referencing the canopy | |
Pluviator | From pluvia (Latin for "rain") and the suffix -tor used for machines. | |
Sparasole | From "sparare" (shoot) and "parasole" (parasol) | |
Зонтган Zontgan |
Umbrellagun | |
Paratintas | From paraguas ("umbrella") + tinta ("ink"). | |
防空伞 fáng kōng sǎn (Mandarin) |
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防空傘 fáng kōng sǎn (Mandarin) |
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셸터 syelteo |
Shelter |