Splat Brella
The Splat Brella is a main weapon in Splatoon 2 and Splatoon 3.
The weapon's shots resemble that of a shotgun; it has wide spread and short range, but not as wide and short-ranged as a roller. The player can press and hold to open the umbrella, which will shield the player from any attacks in the direction they are facing. If the player continues to hold
for about two seconds, the umbrella will separate from the weapon and fly forward, becoming a fast-moving shield that the player can use to penetrate enemy defenses. Once separated, the player will not be able to use the umbrella's opening function for a few seconds.
Appearance
In Splatoon 2, the Splat Brella has a black handle with blue highlights with the Sorella logo on it. The canopy is red and white with sections that change color to match the user's ink. The canopy also has Sorella logos and stylized seahorse designs.
In Splatoon 3, the weapon has a new design. The logo on the handle is replaced by the Foil logo and parts of the canopy that change color to match the user's ink has been changed to occupy most of the canopy, although the canopy still has Sorella logos (albeit in altered positions).
Splatoon 2
Basic information | |
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Category | Main |
Class | Brella |
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Special points | 190p |
Range | |
Damage | |
Durability | |
Acquirement | |
Level | 9 |
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Specifications | |
Base damage | 16.2 per pellet (Cap: 81) 30 (Contact) |
Ink consumption | 6.35% 30% (Launch) |
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The Splat Brella was released on 12 August 2017 at 02:00 UTC. It comes with Sprinkler and Ink Storm.
It appears in four Octo Expansion Stations:
- A02 Far-Out Station
- H03 Sweet Ride Station
- J03 D08 Girl Power Station (Canned)
- J07 Outrageous Station
Data
- The Splat Brella is a middleweight weapon.
- The matchmaking range is 125. Splatoon 2 matchmaking looks at a team's average matchmaking range value, and matches them against a team with a similar average.
- The Splat Brella's canopy has 500 HP.
- Brella canopies have different incoming damage multipliers for each weapon type.
- The canopy takes 0.2 seconds to open.
- The canopy does 30 damage to opponents on contact.
- The canopy takes 2.03 seconds to be launched, and 6.5 seconds to return.
- The launched canopy initially travels at a speed of 1.32 units per frame. It remains on the stage for 5 seconds.
- After being launched, incoming damage to the canopy is multiplied by 0.5.
- Each shot consumes 6.325% of the ink tank's capacity, allowing the player to fire 15 shots before needing to refill the ink supply.
- Holding
long enough after firing to release the canopy uses 30% of the ink tank.
- So, 36.325% of the ink tank is used in total to release the canopy.
- Holding
- After firing, there is a 1 second cooldown before the ink tank starts refilling.
- The cooldown after holding open but not releasing the canopy is 0.33 seconds.
- The cooldown after releasing the canopy is 2 seconds.
- When initially firing the weapon in humanoid form, the shot takes 8 frames to come out.
- When firing from squid or octopus form, the shot takes 15 frames to come out.
- After firing, 16 frames must pass before the player can fire another shot.
- The interval between firing and when the player is able to become a squid or use a sub weapon is 20 frames.
- When firing while moving, the player's movement speed is set to 0.65 units per frame. While holding the brella open, the player's movement speed is set to 0.55 units per frame.
- The Splat Brella fires 6 projectiles per shot. Each projectile can do between 10.8 and 16.2 damage. A maximum of 5 projectiles per shot will damage the opponent, so the maximum possible damage per shot is 81.
- If a projectile is in the air for more than 8 frames after being fired, it loses 0.3375 damage per frame until it reaches 10.8 damage at frame 24.
- Shots can deviate 6 degrees horizontally and 4 degrees vertically.
- Shots initially travel straight at a rate of 26 units per frame for 3 frames. Shots travel straight for 78 distance units.
- After that, the projectile's velocity is set to 16.52 units if the projectile's velocity is not already lower than the listed value, and decreases further as it falls to the ground.
Version history
Version | Adjustments |
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1.3.0 |
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1.4.0 |
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1.4.1 |
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2.0.0 |
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2.1.0 |
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3.0.0 |
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4.3.0 |
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4.7.0 |
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5.3.0 |
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5.5.0 |
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Quotes
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Sheldon's Introduction
This here is the Splat Brella. It features a completely different fighting style than any other weapon type. You can scatter ink in front of you with |
“ | It features a completely different combat style than any other weapon type. Inklings can use it to scatter ink before them by firing. However, by holding the ![]() ![]() |
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Gallery
Demonstration
Splatoon 3
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Fuuuuuture! This article or section discusses unreleased content. Information is subject to change. |
The Splat Brella returns in Splatoon 3 with a new design. It was first shown in a video demonstrating the Brella class on the Japanese official website on 22 April 2022. It is currently unknown if it will keep its attributes from the previous games, or what its set will be.
Gallery
Introduction video (link to file)
Strategy
For competitive tips about the Splat Brella
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View the strategy page. |
Trivia
- The Splat Brella is the only weapon with the "Splat" prefix not made by the "Splat" brand. This is probably due to a mistranslation since its original Japanese name lacks the Japanese equivalent of the "Splat" prefix (スプラ) Splat-branded weapons use.
- This weapon was playable in Octo Canyon as the Hero Brella before it was playable online. Even completing all stages with it would not unlock the Hero Brella Replica until it was released online.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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パラシェルター Parasherutā |
Parashelter, from parasol + shelter. |
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Plenzer | From plenzen (“to rain heavily”) + -er. |
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Para-encre | From parapluie (“umbrella”) + encre (“ink”). |
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Parapluviator | Umbrellator Composition of the Latin words para- (protection against), pluvia (rain) and the suffix -tor used for machines. |
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Sparasole | From sparare (“to shoot”) + parasole (“umbrella”). |
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Сплат-зонт Splat-Zont |
Splat-umbrella |
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Paratintas | From paraguas (“umbrella”) which comes from parar (“to stop”) + agua (“water”), + tinta (“ink”). |
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