Business Animal

The Business Animal is a piece of clothing in the Splatoon series.

It is a 1-star item produced by Emberz and comes with the primary ability Ninja Squid. It can be purchased from Man-o'-Wardrobe for  2,500 or from SplatNet 3 Shop for  5,000.

Appearance

The Business Animal is a short sleeved grey shirt with a zebra pattern on the right side and a leopard pattern on the left side. The pocket also has the leopard pattern. It has an Emberz label near the bottom.

Splatoon 3

Abilities

The Business Animal comes with Ninja Squid as the primary ability when purchased from a shop or ordered from Murch, which, being exclusive to the main slot of Clothing, prevents the wearer from also having Ability Doubler, Haunt, Respawn Punisher, or Thermal Ink. When purchased from SplatNet 3, it comes with any other primary ability normally available to Clothing (with the exception of Ability Doubler). As a 1-star item, the Business Animal comes with two additional slots for secondary abilities. The star level may be increased with Super Sea Snails for 1 (first), 1 (second), 5 (third), 10 (fourth), or 20 (fifth) Super Sea Snails per star, or by purchasing additional copies of it from Man-o'-Wardrobe for 10,000 (first), 30,000 (second), 50,000 (third), 100,000 (fourth), or 200,000 (fifth) Cash per star. Increasing the star level to 2 stars will add another secondary ability slot for a total of three slots. Increasing the star level beyond 2 stars will increase the gear experience gained by a cumulative 3.333…% up to 10% additional experience at 5-star level. Since it is made by the Emberz gear brand, it has a higher chance of rolling Intensify Action and a lower chance of rolling Special Charge Up to fill its secondary ability slot.

Gallery

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  Worn by the right Octoling with the afro

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  Worn by the Octoling on the left

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  Front view.

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  Back view.

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  Left side.

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  Right side.

Etymology

"Business Animal" could be a play on the phrase "party animal".