Competitive:Glooga Dualies Deco

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Splatoon 2

Splatoon 2

Glooga Dualies Deco

Abbreviations	Gloogas, Glooga Deco
Sub	Splash Wall
Special	Baller
Base damage	36 52.5 (Post-roll)
Base duration
Ink consumption	1.4% 8% (Roll)
Special points	180p
Special depletion
Role	Slayer
Strengths	High range and high damage in turret mode, Splash Wall for protection
Weaknesses	Poor turfing, long endlag after dodge-rolling, poor falloff damage, poor accuracy with normal fire

Like its Vanilla and Kensa variants, the Glooga Dualies Deco are dualies with the unique trait of increasing their range and damage after a dodge roll. The sub weapon of Splash Wall is extremely helpful to the weapon, letting it throw a Splash Wall and safely perform a roll to splat an opponent. Baller can be useful in some situations, like helping the Rainmaker push forward by making a path, or capping a zone, using it to get out of a sticky situation can be risky, since the Baller will usually get shredded very quickly.

When placed properly, a Splash Wall can provide great utility, even in stages and areas that are more open:

• Splash Wall has excellent synergy with the Glooga Dualies; tossing a Splash Wall and then rolling forward will put the user directly behind the Splash Wall and allow them to fire through in turret mode.
• Any bombs thrown by an opponent that hit a Splash Wall will instantly explode, potentially splatting the Splash Wall's user or their teammates.
  • Refrain from either showering in or rushing through the wall until it is certain that the opponent has no bombs available in the area.
• Defensively, it can hinder the opponents' push, blocking both their movement and their fire.
• Offensively, a Splash Wall can restrain the opponents' movement and range, allowing its user and their teammates to push forward or gain map control.
• Throwing a Splash Wall behind an opponent can prevent them from fleeing.
• A Splash Wall can nullify a Brella shield — even a Tenta Brella shield.
  • If an opposing Brella user launches their shield, dropping a Splash Wall in front of it will cause both to negate one another, potentially denying a Rainmaker or Power Clam push.
  • At maximum, it takes 36-41% of the ink tank to launch a Brella shield and 60% to drop a Splash Wall. However, the Splash Wall can be deployed far more quickly, allowing its owner more time to reload ink or reposition themselves to a more favorable location.
• In Splatoon 2, the Tower will destroy any Splash Wall it collides into. However, a Splash Wall may still be placed onto the Tower to protect its user or their teammate while riding it. (Once again, watch out for the opponents' bombs.)