Dapple Dualies

The Dapple Dualies are a main weapon in Splatoon 2.

Compared to the Splat Dualies, this weapon lets the player perform quicker dodge rolls and inflict more damage, but it has shorter range and a shorter roll distance to offset its effectiveness in close quarters.

The Dapple Dualies deal enough damage to splat opponents in three hits, unlike the Splat Dualies and Dualie Squelchers which need to land four hits to splat an enemy. Each shot consumes 0.75% of the ink-tank, allowing the player to fire 133 shots before needing to refill. Each roll consumes 5% of the ink tank. In the post-roll state, the weapon's firing rate is 20% faster than normal, and its accuracy is improved as well.

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Dapple Dualies

Basic information
Category	Main
Class	Dualie
Sub	Squid Beakon
Special	Suction-Bomb Launcher
Special points	180p
Special depletion
Range	24 / 100
Damage	47 / 100
Impact
Fire rate
Charge speed
Ink speed
Mobility	80 / 100
Durability
Handling
Obtainable at
Level	26
Cost	14,700
Requirement
Added in
Specifications
Weight
Base damage	36
Base duration
Ink consumption	0.75% 5% (Roll)
Base range
Rate of fire
Muzzle velocity
Base accuracy
MPU effect
SPU effect
SPU effect
Other variant

The Dapple Dualies come in a set with Squid Beakons and the Suction-Bomb Launcher.

Version history

Version	Adjustments
1.4.0	▲ Decreased duration of down time after performing a dodge roll by 8/60 of a second.
2.2.0	▲ Slightly increased the size of hit detection between each shot and the player, making it easier to hit an opponent. ▲ Reduced ink consumption when firing: 0.9% per shot → 0.75% per shot ▲ Reduced the interval between sliding and when the player can use a sub/special weapon by 4/60 of a second.

Gallery

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  Promo image

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  An Inkling firing the Dapple Dualies.

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Trivia

• There are toothbrushes on the ends of the guns, likely referencing the fact that toothbrushes are used to make realistic splatter marks known as "dapples" on paintings.