Gear

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For the gear screen(NA)[a] or equipment screen(EU/OC)[b], see Equipment.

Gear is the combined form of headgear, clothing and shoes that Inklings can wear. Gear comes with various abilities that provide effects for the player in battle. Gear can be acquired in shops, through SplatNet 2, through amiibo, ordered through Spyke or Murch, or by other means depending on the item.

Each piece of gear has a brand and a rarity that affect its abilities. Most brands have an increased likelihood of rolling a particular ability when a slot is unlocked, as well as a decreased likelihood of a different ability. The rarity affects how many ability slots a piece of gear has by default and the amount of experience required to unlock those slots.

Dress your Inkling in sweet gear, complete with bonus abilities that boost your stats.
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Lists of gear

Splatoon

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The following gear is available in Splatoon:

Splatoon 2

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The following gear is available in Splatoon 2:

Shops

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Shopping at Shella Fresh

The primary source for gear is in shops. Shops include Booyah Base in Splatoon and the Galleria in Splatoon 2, both of which contain stores for headgear, clothing and shoes. Items purchased from shops will always have their default main ability and number of ability slots, but shops offer the lowest prices on gear items.

Shops sell gear for S2 Icon Cash.png cash. On any given calendar day, a shop will have a selection of items for sale. The items available will be selected at random from the pool of items that the player is eligible to buy. The items available in the shop cycle out at midnight according to the system clock. The exact items a player is eligible to buy depends on their level.

Items that are already owned cannot be purchased again from shops.

Splatoon

The following gear shops are found in the Plaza:

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Splatoon 2

The following gear shops are found in Inkopolis Square:

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Ordering

Spyke and Murch

Ordering gear through Murch

Gear can be ordered through Spyke and Murch. While interacting with other Inklings in the Plaza (Splatoon) or Inkopolis Square (Splatoon 2), players can order gear. After midnight according to the system clock, Spyke or Murch will have the next ordered item available for purchase.

Players can have up to three gear items ordered at a time, but only one order will be fulfilled each calendar day. The first item ordered will be the first order fulfilled. The items offered for purchase by Spyke or Murch may not have the same abilities as the ordered gear item, and the price will be significantly more than the item would cost in its respective shop.

Any gear item with the following brands cannot be ordered:

The following individual gear items are exclusive promotions and cannot be ordered:

Splatoon 2 version 3.0.0 introduced Cuttlegear Cuttlegear gear that could be purchased in shops and ordered through Murch:

SplatNet 2

Ordering gear through SplatNet 2

In Splatoon 2, players can use SplatNet 2 to order gear with main abilities not otherwise available for any given item. Gear ordered this way can immediately be purchased through Murch in-game.

Six gear items are available for order at a time. Every two hours, a new gear item is made available and the oldest gear item is removed from the list. Only one gear item can be ordered from SplatNet 2 at a time: ordering a second item will cancel the order for the first one.

Abilities

Murch adding an ability slot

Each piece of gear has a main ability and up to three secondary abilities. Items ordered from SplatNet 2 will always have their main ability be different from the ability that ordinarily appears on that gear item.

The default number of secondary ability slots is determined by the rarity of the gear item: a 1-star item will have one secondary ability slot and so-on for 2- and 3-star. If fewer than three secondary ability slots are present on a gear item, additional slots can be added by Spyke or Murch.

By default, secondary ability slots are locked and have no ability. Through online battles, gear will gain experience and ability slots will be unlocked. The gear item's rarity determines the amount of experience required for each slot.

When a secondary ability slot is unlocked, a random ability is rolled for it. For most gear brands, a specific ability is five times as likely to be rolled while another specific ability is only half as likely to be rolled.

Unlocking an ability slot

Splatoon

The following chart shows the amount of experience required to unlock a secondary ability slot on a gear item with a given rarity. Numbers in italics represent ability slots that must be added by Spyke.

Rarity Slot 1 Slot 2 Slot 3 Total
Star-full.pngStar-empty.pngStar-empty.png 1,000 3,000 5,000 9,000
Star-full.pngStar-full.pngStar-empty.png 2,000 6,000 10,000 18,000
Star-full.pngStar-full.pngStar-full.png 3,000 9,000 15,000 27,000

Splatoon 2

The following chart shows the amount of experience required to unlock a secondary ability slot on a gear item with a given rarity. Numbers in italics represent ability slots that must be added by Murch.

Rarity Slot 1 Slot 2 Slot 3 Total
Star-full.pngStar-empty.pngStar-empty.png 2,000 6,000 10,000 18,000
Star-full.pngStar-full.pngStar-empty.png 3,000 7,000 11,000 21,000
Star-full.pngStar-full.pngStar-full.png 4,000 8,000 12,000 24,000

Unlike all other items, Splatfest Tee requires 7,500 points for each slot for a total of 22,500 points.

Promotional Gear

7-Eleven

7-Eleven
7-Eleven

In 2017, 7-Eleven sold exclusive Splatoon 2 merchandise in Japan through their website. Purchased items were also accompanied by a download code for exclusive in-game gear. 7-Eleven exclusive gear items cannot be ordered through Murch.

The following gear items were available for purchasing any eligible item:

The following gear items were only available for purchasing the game:

In the press release, it was mentioned that these items may eventually become rewards available through My Nintendo.


CoroCoro Comic

CoroCoro Comic
CoroCoro Comic

CoroCoro Comic is a Japanese comic and video game magazine.

Version 2.8.0 of Splatoon featured CoroCoro-themed promotional gear. This gear became accessible in-game from shops, and can be ordered through Spyke.

The January 2018 issue of CoroCoro Comic included unique product codes that could be used in the Nintendo eShop to redeem promotional gear in Splatoon 2. These CoroCoro Comic exclusive gear items can only be used with the Japanese version of the game and cannot be ordered through Murch.

These items resemble the signature outfit of Emperor, an antagonist in the Splatoon manga.


Famitsu

Famitsu
Famitsu

Japanese magazine Famitsu has held contests for reader-submitted designs to be implemented in Splatoon games. Gear added in this way becomes accessible in-game from shops, and can be ordered through Spyke and Murch.

The following gear items were added to Splatoon in version 2.0.0:

The following gear items were added to Splatoon 2 in version 2.0.0:


HORI

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With the release of Splatoon 2, a promotional collaboration with licensed merchandise producer HORI saw the HORI Splatoon 2 Splat & Chat Headset, for use with the Online Lounge. An in-game gear item with the same design is accessible in-game from shops, and can be ordered through Murch.

The King of Games

KOG
KOG

The King of Games is a brand of apparel by Japanese apparel manufacturer Editmode that produces officially-licensed Nintendo clothing. From launch, Splatoon has included a KOG KOG brand that sells in-game analogs to real-world products. This gear is accessible in-game from shops, and can be ordered through Spyke.


Nike

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Promotional image for the Splatfest

On March 16, 2018, a Splatfest was announced for Splatoon 2 with a theme inspired by real-world Nike shoe products. As part of the promotion, two new gear items were added to the game. This gear became accessible in-game from shops, could be ordered through Murch, and were immediately listed for order on SplatNet 2.

These are the only gear items to ever appear on SplatNet 2 with their regular price and abilities.


Squid Girl

Promotional artwork for the collaboration
Promotional artwork for the collaboration

Version 2.0.0 of Splatoon featured gear inspired by Squid Girl, a Japanese manga and television show. This gear became accessible in-game from shops, and can be ordered through Spyke.


Splatoon Global Testfire

Splatoon Global Testfire pre-purchase clothing
Splatoon Global Testfire pre-purchase clothing

During the initial Splatoon Global Testfire event, players who pre-purchased Splatoon in-game would receive gear to distinguish them from most other players. The upgraded gear was only cosmetic and offered no practical advantage.


Octo Expansion

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Octo Layered LS

When the Octo Expansion DLC for Splatoon 2 was announced, promotional gear was immediately available to players who pre-purchased the expansion.

Trivia

Main article: Gear/Trivia
  • Both in Splatoon and Splatoon 2, over half the Template:Rarity gear is clothing.
  • For clothing in Splatoon 2 and all the categories in Splatoon, there are at least 3 different abilities which are the most common for that category.
  • In Splatoon, the brand that produces the most headgear is Forge Forge (14 items), the brands that produce the most clothing are Splash Mob Splash Mob and SquidForce SquidForce (16 items each) and the brand that produces the most shoes is Krak-On Krak-On (13 items).
  • In Splatoon 2, the brand that produces the most headgear is Forge Forge (18 items), the brand that produces the most clothing is Splash Mob Splash Mob (19 items) and the brand that produces the most shoes is Tentatek Tentatek (19 items).
  • In Splatoon, five brands do not produce all three types of gear: Firefin Firefin, Forge Forge, Skalop Skalop, SquidForce SquidForce, and the real-world tie-in brand KOG KOG. They all produce headgear and clothing but not shoes, with the exception of KOG, that only produces clothing.
  • In Splatoon 2, only two brands still have this distinction: Skalop Skalop and SquidForce SquidForce.
  • Changes between Splatoon and Splatoon 2
  • Of the 205 items appearing in both games, 25 had their rarity changed (8 raised, 17 lowered).

See also


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