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Revision as of 19:00, 10 April 2019
The Kensa Splatterscope is a main weapon in Splatoon 2. It is a Toni Kensa-branded variant of the Splatterscope and a scoped variant of the Kensa Charger.
Appearance
The Kensa Splatterscope is a black-and-white Splatterscope with the Toni Kensa signature red clothespin attached to the grip under the barrel. Unlike the Splatterscope and the Firefin Splatterscope, the ink reservoir of the Kensa Splattershot does not change with the user's ink color and is always white.
It also retains the white barrel of the Kensa Charger, differing in the reservoir color (where the Splatterscope and Firefin Splatterscope have a different barrel colors from their non-scoped versions).
Splatoon 2
Basic information | |
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Category | Main |
Class | Charger |
Sub | Sprinkler |
Special | Baller |
Special points | 190p |
Range | |
Charge speed | |
Mobility | |
Obtainable at | |
Level | 28 |
Cost | 20,400 |
Specifications | |
Base damage | 40–80 (Partial charge) 160 (Full charge) |
Ink consumption | 2.25% (No charge) 18% (Full charge) |
The Kensa Splatterscope was released on 14 September 2018 at 02:00 UTC. It comes with Sprinkler and Baller.
Version history
Version | Adjustments |
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4.3.0 |
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Gallery
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Promo render.
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Inkling Girl with Kensa Charger and Kense Splatterscope.
Demonstration
Details
- Unlike Damage Up in Splatoon, while Main Power Up increases damage, it does not allow shots below full charge to reach 100.0 damage.
Quotes
View the quotation page. |
Names in other languages
References