Classic Squiffer

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The Classic Squiffer is a main weapon in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.

The Classic Squiffer is a charger-type weapon that charges faster than a Splat Charger, and uses less ink, but suffers from less range.

Contents

1 Splatoon
2 Splatoon 2
3 Quotes
4 Trivia
5 Names in other languages

Splatoon

Classic Squiffer

Category	Main
Class	Charger
Sub	Point Sensor
Special	Bubbler
Level	6
Cost	5,000
Availability
Base damage	40–70 (Partial charge) 140 (Full charge)
Base duration
Ink consumption	1.9% (No charge) 10.5% (Full charge)
Special points
Sp. depletion	40%
Range	65 / 100
Damage
Impact
Fire rate
Charge speed	70 / 100
Ink speed
Mobility	60 / 100
Durability
Handling
Variants	New Squiffer Fresh Squiffer

The Classic Squiffer is in a set with the Point Sensor sub and Bubbler special.

Version history

Version	Adjustments
2.7.0	▲ Special gauge loss: 50% → as low as 40%

Gallery

A promo image of the Classic Squiffer.
An Inkling using the Classic Squiffer.
An Inkling (center) holding the Classic Squiffer.
Sunken Scroll 18, with the Classic Squiffer at the lower right.
Official art of an Inkling holding the Classic Squiffer.
A prerelease screenshot with the original name and sub weapon of the Classic Squiffer.

Demonstration

Splatoon 2

Classic Squiffer

Category	Main
Class	Charger
Sub	Point Sensor
Special	Ink Armor
Level	12
Cost	8,900
Availability
Base damage	40–80 (Partial charge) 140 (Full charge)
Base duration
Ink consumption	1.9% (No charge) 10.5% (Full charge)
Special points	170p
Sp. depletion
Range	75 / 100
Damage
Impact
Fire rate
Charge speed	70 / 100
Ink speed
Mobility	60 / 100
Durability
Handling
Variants	New Squiffer Fresh Squiffer

The Classic Squiffer was released on 19 August 2017 at 02:00 UTC. It comes with Point Sensor and Ink Armor.

Version history

Version	Adjustments
Base game	▲ Ability to store a full charge for 1 second in squid form added. ▼ Range decreased by about 7%. ▼ Max range: 180 units → 167.65 units ▼ There is a glow while charging and gets brighter the more the weapon is charged, increasing visibility for opponents.
1.4.0	▲ Increased damage dealt to opposing Ballers when flinging ink by roughly 30% ▲ When storing a charged shot with a charger, swimming into enemy ink and being returned to kid form now allows you to maintain the charge you had stored. — Fixed an issue preventing players using a charger from shooting when pressing again after releasing the button once a stored charged shot had expired.
2.0.0	▲ Increased the amount of ink splattered by each shot when it hits the ground.
2.2.0	▲ Increased in-air charge speed by roughly 100%.
3.0.0	▲ Area at player's feet will now always be inked when firing.
3.2.0	▲ Now able to charge in midair at the same speed as when on the ground.
4.4.0	▲ In addition to the existing effect, Main Power Up will now also improve ink coverage.
4.6.0	▲ Points to fill special gauge: 180 → 170
5.0.0	▲ Increased the damage dealt by a shot just prior to being fully charged from 70.0 to 80.0.

Gallery

Promo image.
Holding the Classic Squiffer.
Shooting Ink.

Demonstration

Quotes

View the quotation page.

Trivia

The Classic Squiffer appears to be designed after a spray bottle.
The Squiffer was originally called "Quick Ink Rifle", as seen in an image from before Splatoon's release, and it had the sub Splat Bomb and the special Bubbler. This set was later given to the Splattershot Jr., and Splat Bomb was given to a charger with the Splatterscope.

With maximum Main Power Up this weapon will outrange the Bamboozler-though not by much.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	スクイックリンα sukuikkurin arufā	Squicklean alpha, portmanteau of "squid", "quick" and "clean", and from Japanese famous detergent named マジックリン majikkurin Magiclean
Dutch	Octopoets	From octo and poets (polish)
French (NOA)	Lignizateur alpha
French (NOE)	Décap'express Alpha	Express Scourer α
German	Sepiator α
Italian	Kalamarapid α	Portmanteau of calamaro (squid) and rapid.
Russian	Стиратель Stiratel'	Eraser
Spanish (NOA)	Delineador (Splatoon) Delineador X (Splatoon 2)	Eyeliner (Splatoon) Eyeliner X (Splatoon 2)
Spanish (NOE)	Kalarrapid α	Portmanteau of calamar(squid) and rapid(rapid)

Weapons in Splatoon

Main	Shooters	Sploosh-o-matic ^{(Neo, 7)} • Splattershot Jr. ^(Custom) • Splash-o-matic ^(Neo) • Aerospray MG ^{(RG, PG)} • Splattershot ^{(Hero, Tentatek, Octo, Wasabi)} • .52 Gal ^(Deco) • N-ZAP '85 ^{('89, '83)} • Splattershot Pro ^{(Forge, Berry)} • .96 Gal ^(Deco) • Dual Squelcher ^(Custom) • Jet Squelcher ^(Custom) • Luna Blaster ^(Neo) • Blaster ^(Custom) • Range Blaster ^{(Custom, Grim)} • Rapid Blaster ^(Deco) • Rapid Blaster Pro ^(Deco) L-3 Nozzlenose ^(D) • H-3 Nozzlenose ^{(D, Cherry)}
	Rollers	Carbon Roller ^(Deco) • Splat Roller ^{(Hero, Krak-On, CoroCoro)} • Dynamo Roller ^{(Gold, Tempered)} Inkbrush ^{(Nouveau, Permanent)} • Octobrush ^(Nouveau)
	Chargers	Classic Squiffer ^{(New, Fresh)} • Splat Charger ^{(Hero, Kelp, Bento)} • Splatterscope ^{(Kelp, Bento)} • E-liter 3K ^(Custom) • E-liter 3K Scope ^(Custom) • Bamboozler 14 Mk I ^{(II, III)}
	Sloshers	Slosher ^{(Deco, Soda)} • Tri-Slosher ^(Nouveau) • Sloshing Machine ^(Neo)
	Splatlings	Mini Splatling ^{(Zink, Refurbished)} • Heavy Splatling ^{(Deco, Remix)} • Hydra Splatling ^(Custom)

Sub	Splat Bomb • Burst Bomb • Suction Bomb • Seeker • Ink Mine • Disruptor • Point Sensor • Splash Wall • Sprinkler • Squid Beakon

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Weapons in Splatoon 2

Main	Shooters	Sploosh-o-matic ^{(Neo, 7)} • Splash-o-matic ^(Neo) • Splattershot Jr. ^{(Custom, Kensa)} • Aerospray MG ^{(RG, PG)} • Splattershot ^{(Hero, Tentatek, Octo, Kensa)} • .52 Gal ^{(Deco, Kensa)} • N-ZAP '85 ^{('89, '83)} • Splattershot Pro ^{(Forge, Kensa)} • .96 Gal ^(Deco) • Jet Squelcher ^(Custom) Luna Blaster ^{(Neo, Kensa)} • Blaster ^{(Hero, Custom)} • Range Blaster ^{(Custom, Grim)} • Rapid Blaster ^{(Deco, Kensa)} • Rapid Blaster Pro ^(Deco) • Clash Blaster ^(Neo) L-3 Nozzlenose ^{(D, Kensa)} • H-3 Nozzlenose ^{(D, Cherry)} • Squeezer ^(Foil)
	Rollers	Carbon Roller ^(Deco) • Splat Roller ^{(Hero, Krak-On, Kensa)} • Dynamo Roller ^{(Gold, Kensa)} • Flingza Roller ^(Foil) Inkbrush ^{(Nouveau, Permanent)} • Octobrush ^{(Hero, Nouveau, Kensa)}
	Chargers	Classic Squiffer ^{(New, Fresh)} • Splat Charger ^{(Hero, Firefin, Kensa)} • Splatterscope ^{(Firefin, Kensa)} • E-liter 4K ^(Custom) • E-liter 4K Scope ^(Custom) • Bamboozler 14 Mk I ^{(II, III)} • Goo Tuber ^(Custom)
	Sloshers	Slosher ^{(Hero, Deco, Soda)} • Tri-Slosher ^(Nouveau) • Sloshing Machine ^{(Neo, Kensa)} • Bloblobber ^(Deco) • Explosher ^(Custom)
	Splatlings	Mini Splatling ^{(Zink, Kensa)} • Heavy Splatling ^{(Hero, Deco, Remix)} • Hydra Splatling ^(Custom) • Ballpoint Splatling ^(Nouveau) • Nautilus 47 ⁽⁷⁹⁾
	Dualies	Dapple Dualies ^{(Nouveau, Clear)} • Splat Dualies ^{(Hero, Enperry, Kensa)} • Glooga Dualies ^{(Deco, Kensa)} • Dualie Squelchers ^(Custom) • Dark Tetra Dualies ^(Light)
	Brellas	Splat Brella ^{(Hero, Sorella)} • Tenta Brella ^{(Sorella, Camo)} • Undercover Brella ^{(Sorella, Kensa)}

Sub	Splat Bomb • Suction Bomb • Burst Bomb • Curling Bomb • Autobomb • Ink Mine • Sprinkler • Toxic Mist • Point Sensor • Splash Wall • Squid Beakon • Fizzy Bomb • Torpedo

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