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| [[File:Octolings in multiplayer promo.jpg|thumb|A team of [[Inkling]]s and [[Octoling]]s wielding a variety of weapons in [[Turf War]].]]
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| [[File:S2 Salmon Run 6.JPG|thumb|A team of [[Inkling]]s wielding a variety of weapons in [[Salmon Run]].]]
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| {{Quote|As an Inkling, you can use weapons and ink your turf. Be sure to experiment with different weapon sets!|Splatoon official site}}
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| '''Weapons''' are tools used in ''[[Splatoon]]'' and ''[[Splatoon 2]]'' to spread [[ink]] and splatter enemy [[Inkling]]s. They can be purchased from [[Ammo Knights]] with [[cash]] earned from online multiplayer [[Mode|matches]]. Weapons are always in a predefined set of a [[main weapon]], a [[sub weapon]], and a [[special weapon]].
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| In ''Splatoon 2'' new weapons have been added, and returning weapons have all new designs. Since no [[special weapon]]s return from the first game, all the special weapons are changed as well. While some weapons retain the same sub weapon others have the sub weapon changed, such as the Splat Roller, which has [[Curling Bomb]]s instead of [[Suction Bomb]]s.
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| == Main ==
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| [[Main weapon]]s are the primary tool players use to spread ink and splat opponents. Main weapons generally have two variants: the original, and an alternate with a different appearance, a different [[sub weapon]], and a different [[special weapon]]. With the addition of [[Sheldon's Picks]] and the [[Kensa Collection]], some weapons gained a third version with yet another set of sub and special weapons. There are also Rare weapons which have been heavily modified which are exclusive to [[Salmon Run]]. Some weapons have re-skins that are used in
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| {{#lsth:Main weapon|List of main weapons}}
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| == Sub ==
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| [[File:Sub-weapon (1).png|thumb|right|The Sprinkler, Splash Wall, and Splat Bomb.|200px]]
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| [[Sub weapon]]s are secondary to the main weapon. Each sub weapon has a specialized use and high ink consumption, so they cannot be used for general-purpose splatting and inking like the main weapon. There are bombs, which can be used to influence enemy movement or outright splat them. Some weapons can give special effects to opponents, like location tracking, movement penalties, and ink usage penalties. In addition to weapons that focus on enemy effects, there are sub weapons that focus on benefiting the player's team by painting the ground or adding a [[Super Jump]] point to any location on the [[stage]].
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| {{#lsth:Sub weapon|List of sub weapons}}
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| == Special ==
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| [[File:Special-weapon (1).png|thumb|right|The Killer Wail, Inkzooka, and Inkstrike.|200px]]
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| [[Special weapon]]s are powerful weapons that can only be used after filling up the [[special gauge]] by covering enough ground with ink. Generally, special weapons can make players invincible, allow players to track the location of opponents, damage opponents that step within a specified area of the battlefield, or grant the player a strong long-range attack. There are special weapons with highly specific effects, like allowing players to use bombs without ink restrictions, or creating explosive floating bubbles.
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| {{#lsth:Special weapon|List of special weapons}}
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| ==Trivia==
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| In ''Splatoon'',
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| *There are a total of '''91''' main weapons, '''10''' sub weapons and '''7''' special weapons as of [[Version 2.12.0 (Splatoon)|Version 2.12.0]].
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| **To purchase every weapon set, a total of {{cost|S|834,100|20}} is needed.
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| In ''Splatoon 2'',
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| *There are a total of '''139''' main weapons, '''4''' rare main weapons, '''13''' sub weapons and '''11''' special weapons as of [[Version 4.6.1 (Splatoon 2)|Version 4.6.1]].
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| **To purchase every weapon set, a total of {{cost|S2|1,773,300|20}} is needed.
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| ==Names in other languages==
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| {{Foreignname
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| |Jap=ブキ
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| |JapR=Buki
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| |JapM=Weapon
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| |Dut=Wapen
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| |DutM=Weapon
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| |Ger=Waffe
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| |GerM=Weapon
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| |SpaE=Arma
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| |SpaEM=Weapon
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| |Ita=Arma
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| |ItaM=Weapon
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| |Rus=Оружие
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| |RusR=Oruzhiye
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| |RusM=Weapon
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| |Chi=武器<ref>From the official Chinese release of the Splatoon artbook</ref>
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| |ChiR=Wǔqì
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| |ChiM=Weapon
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| }}
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| == See also ==
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| *[[Main weapon data]]
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| *[[Sub weapon data]]
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| *[[Special weapon data]]
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| *[[List of weapons in Splatoon|List of weapons in ''Splatoon'']]
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| *[[List of weapons in Splatoon 2|List of weapons in ''Splatoon 2'']]
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| == References ==
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| <references />
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| [[Category:Weapons]]
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| [[fr:Armes]]
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