S-BLAST '92

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The S-BLAST '92 is a main weapon in Splatoon 3.

Appearance

The S-BLAST '92 bears resemblances to a rocket launcher such as the American M1 Bazooka or the German Panzerfaust. The body consists of a wide barrel with light and dark grey accents and a red tip at the end, with a scope mounted at the front. The body is connected to a handle in the middle and a shoulder mount on the back. A decal with the words "Super Scope" is printed on one side, and similar to the N-ZAP '85, it appears to be in English rather than the traditional Inkling language.

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S-BLAST '92

Basic information
Category	Main
Class	Blaster
Sub	Sprinkler
Special	Reefslider
Special points	180p
Special depletion
Range	45 / 100
Damage
Impact	70 / 100
Fire rate	10 / 100
Charge speed
Ink speed
Mobility
Durability
Handling
Level
Cost
Requirement
Added in
Specifications
Weight
Base damage	25–35 (Splash) 50–70 (Blast; Both) 125 (Direct hit; Both)
Base duration
Ink consumption
Base range
Rate of fire
Muzzle velocity
Base accuracy
MPU effect
SPU effect
SPU effect
Other variant

The S-BLAST '92 was revealed on 16 May 2023 in the Sizzle Season 2023 trailer. While in midair, the S-Blast '92 shoots only half as far as it normally would on ground, with a much larger burst. This range is the same as the Luna Blaster, while the grounded shot is the same as the Range Blaster, with a small burst. On 17 May 2023, Nintendo uploaded a dedicated Twitter post showcasing gameplay from the S-BLAST ‘92, confirming the weapon's kit to be Sprinkler and Reefslider.

Quotes

“

SRL Ballistics here. Wooo! It's good to be back. And we are SO BACK with exclusive imagery of the new S-BLAST '92. What a weapon. This baby has two firing modes - one designed for precision and range, and the other designed for EXCUSE ME and KA-SPLOOSH! Sorry - we're just so excited. Check out this video of the S-BLAST '92 in action. No batteries required! And note that jumping while firing is how you activate the shorter-range firing mode with bigger blasts. Keep your feet on the ground to hit faraway targets with precision.

”

— @SplatoonNA on Twitter

“

Take aim with the S-BLAST '92 in #Splatoon3's Sizzle Season 2023. Whether you want long-range accuracy or close up damage, this new Blaster's two modes have you covered! Batteries not included. Or needed.

”

— @NintendoEurope on Twitter

Badges

Main article: Badge#Weapon freshness

Reaching certain Freshness levels with the S-BLAST '92 will reward the player with special badges that they can use on their Splashtag.

S-BLAST '92 Badges
	4★ S-BLAST '92 User
	5★ S-BLAST '92 User

Gallery

• File:S3 S-BLAST '92 Promotional 3D Render.png

  Promo render

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  Promotional image

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  S-BLAST '92 seen in Sizzle Season 2023 promo

• File:S3 Sizzle Season 2023 Tableturf Cards 2.png

  The top left card is for the S-BLAST '92

• File:S3 Weapon Main S-BLAST '92 Flat.png

  2D icon.

• File:S3 Tableturf Card S-BLAST '92.png

  The Tableturf card icon of the S-BLAST '92.

• Model of the S-BLAST '92 rotating (link to file)

• The S-BLAST '92 in action (link to file)

Trivia

• The S-BLAST '92 is based on the Super Scope controller, which initially released in 1992. However, unlike the N-Zap which is mostly unchanged, the design has been resized and exaggerated.

Etymology

S-BLAST '92 is a shortened form of Super Blaster 1992. '92 is based on 1992, the year the original Super Scope model was released. BLAST is short for Blaster, the weapon class it belongs to.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	S-BLAST92	Shortened form of "Super Blaster 1992"
Dutch	S-BLAST '92	Same as English name
French (NOA)	S-Blasteur '92	Super Blaster '92
French (NOE)	S-Blaster '92	Super Blaster '92
German	S-BLAST92	Same as Japanese name
Italian	S-BLAST92	Same as Japanese name
Russian	S-BLAST 92	Similar to English name
Spanish (NOA)	L-MOT 92	L-MOT sounds like Lanmot, which is short for Lanzamotas, the name for blasters in Latin American Spanish. 92 is from 1992 when the Super Scope came out.
Spanish (NOE)	D-VAST 92	D-VAST sounds like Devast, which is short for Devastadores, the name for blasters in European Spanish. 92 is from 1992 when the Super Scope came out.
Chinese	S-BLAST92	Same as Japanese name
Korean	S-BLAST92	Same as Japanese name
Internal	Blaster_Precision_00	Blaster is the respective class, Precision means that it has a great aim, and 00 means it's the first variant.