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Fizzbang​

Fizzbang

Fizzbangs at Marlin Airport

Release date

1 March 2024

Fizzbangs are a Splatfest-exclusive mechanic in Splatoon 3, introduced in Fresh Season 2024, that debuted in the Lightly Salted vs. Consommé vs. Salted Seaweed and Drums vs. Guitar vs. Keyboard Splatfests. They are small bombs that can be thrown to produce explosions resembling fireworks.

Details

Fizzbangs follow the player, similar to the clams in Clam Blitz, and can be thrown. Upon landing on the ground, they fly upwards a short distance and explode, which damages opponents within a certain radius. Fizzbangs are acquired by respawning or by splatting opponents. Splatting an opponent gives the player one to three Fizzbangs depending on the remaining time in the match: one during the first minute of the match, two during the second minute, and three in the final minute. At the last two minutes, A banner announces "We can hold more Fizzbangs!" and players are given one more Fizzbangs. If they are splatted after that, they will also respawn with two. Likewise, during the final minute, they will gain another Fizzbang and respawn with three. If the timer ticks over while the player is alive, they will gain an extra Fizzbang. Any player can hold up to seven at a time.

Gallery

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  An Octoling with three Fizzbangs

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  The message that appears after an Octoling is splatted by a Fizzbang

• A demonstration of Fizzbangs (link to file)

Trivia

• The Fresh Season 2024 trailer and promotional video feature Inklings and Octolings wearing varied clothing while using Fizzbangs, even though they would normally have to wear Splatfest Tees during an actual Splatfest.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ハナビダマ Hanabidama	Fireworks Ball
Dutch	Knalbal	Bang Ball
French (NOE)	Balle pyrotek	Firework Ball
German	Feierkracher	From Feier ("party" or "celebration") and Feuerkracher ("firecracker")
Italian	Sfera pirotecnica	Fireworks Ball
Russian	Фейербол Feyerbol	From фейерверк feyerverk ("fireworks") and файрбол fayrbol ("fireball")
Spanish (NOA)	Bomba festiva	Festive bomb
Spanish (NOE)	Bola pirotíntica	"Bola" means ball, "Pirotíntica" is a pun on "Pirotecnia", meaning pyrotechnics, and "Tinta", meaning ink.
Chinese (Traditional)	煙火彈 yānhuǒ dàn (Mandarin) jin1 fo2 daan2 (Cantonese)	Fireworks Pellet
Korean	불꽃탄 bulkkochtan	Fireworks