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*According to [[The Art of Splatoon]], the Inkzooka utilizes the ink from Inklings who are in an intense emotional state. | *According to [[The Art of Splatoon]], the Inkzooka utilizes the ink from Inklings who are in an intense emotional state. | ||
**This could also be true for all special weapons, due to the Inklings' tentacles glowing and their determined facial expressions. | **This could also be true for all special weapons, due to the Inklings' tentacles glowing and their determined facial expressions. | ||
*Near the end of the book ''Middle School and the Big Fat Liar'', Rafe Khatchadorian appears to be using a weapon that is similar to an Inkzooka. | |||
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Revision as of 18:11, 13 June 2019
The Inkzooka is a special weapon in Splatoon.
Splatoon
Inkzooka
Category | Special |
Special points | 220pp |
Base damage | 150 |
Base duration | Total: 6.5s
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When the Inkzooka is fully charged (Or acquired from a Canned Special in Octo Valley or the Battle Dojo), you are able to shoot just about as many lines of ink pillars as you want within roughly a six second time period.
The Inkzooka has the second longest range of any weapon in the game, only bested by the E-liter 3K type weapons. The E-liters fire up to 7 Lines in the Firing Range when fully charged. The Inkzooka reaches only about six and a half.
Use
- The Inkzooka is well-suited for taking out camping enemies, especially ones using Chargers, who often stay out of range of most weapons.
- The projectile of the Inkzooka is the tip of the tornado. Therefore if the tornado top hits an overhead obstruction, the whole pillar stops. A way to counter this is to aim downwards, thus decreasing the weapon's arc and avoiding overhead obstructions.
- An easy way to avoid an Inkzooka is to simply stay out of the user's line of sight. While they can still use their sub weapon, using it wastes some of the Inkzooka's duration for shooting.
- Without abilities, six shots can be fired from an Inkzooka. If an enemy activates it, listen for how many times they fire; if it reaches six, the coast is likely clear after that.
- If you get splatted by the user, take note of their main and sub abilities. Two Special Duration Up subs will increase the shot total to 7, while 1 main and 2 subs will increase it to 8.
Version history
Version | Adjustments |
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2.0.0 |
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2.2.0 |
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2.6.0 |
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Sets
Weapons with Inkzooka in Splatoon
Gallery
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Inkzooka HQ image.
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Official art of an Inkling with an Inkzooka and a Tentatek Splattershot.
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Art of a male Inkling firing an Inkzooka.
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Art of three male Inklings, with the left holding an Inkzooka.
Splatoon 2
- Though the Inkzooka does not return in Splatoon 2, a drawing of one appears on a Sunken Scroll explaining the absence of Splatoon's special weapons. It's role is indirectly replaced by the Inkjet, in that they both shoot out large explosive ink projectiles.
Gallery
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Sunken Scroll 11
Quotes
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Trivia
- The Inkzooka was originally called "Ink Launcher", as seen in an image from before Splatoon's release.
- During the 2014 E3 Demo, the Inkzooka was referred to as "Super Weapon." [1]
- If one looks closely, the text on the Inkzooka is in the Inkling language.
- The Inkzooka was the first playable special weapon, available during the 2014 E3 Demo.
- The Inkzooka appears in more weapon sets than any other special weapon, at sixteen.
- According to The Art of Splatoon, the Inkzooka utilizes the ink from Inklings who are in an intense emotional state.
- This could also be true for all special weapons, due to the Inklings' tentacles glowing and their determined facial expressions.
- Near the end of the book Middle School and the Big Fat Liar, Rafe Khatchadorian appears to be using a weapon that is similar to an Inkzooka.