Weapon
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A team of Inklings wielding a variety of weapons.
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Weapons are tools used in Splatoon and Splatoon 2 to spread ink and splatter enemy Inklings. They can be purchased from Ammo Knights with Cash earned from online multiplayer matches. Weapons are always in a predefined set of a Main Weapon, a Sub Weapon, and a Special Weapon. Sub Weapons, or secondary weapons, consume considerably more ink than Main Weapons and usually serve specialized purposes limited to specific combat situations. Special Weapons are powerful weapons that can only be used after filling up the Special Gauge by covering enough ground with ink.
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All weapons have two versions: the original, and an alternate with a different Sub and Special Weapon setup and a slightly different appearance. With the addition of Sheldon's Picks, some weapons gained a third version with yet another set of Sub and Special Weapons.
Shooter
Shooters
- The Splattershot Series
Splattershot Jr. – The first weapon given to the player upon starting the game. It has a high fire rate, but low damage and range. It comes with Splat Bombs and the Bubbler.
Custom Splattershot Jr. – Has the same stats as the Splattershot Jr., but with Disruptors and the Echolocator for a more strategic play style.
Splattershot – The average Shooter, with better range and damage than the Splattershot Jr. but slightly lower fire rate. It comes with Burst Bombs and Bomb Rush.
Tentatek Splattershot – A Tentatek version of the Splattershot, with Suction Bombs and the Inkzooka for a more damage-oriented role.
Hero Shot Replica – An amiibo-brand Shooter awarded by the Inkling Squid amiibo. It is based on the Hero Shot, but is simply a re-skin of the Splattershot, with the same stats and loadout.
Octoshot Replica – A Shooter based on the Octolings' signature weapon, given to the player by Judd at Level 40. Effectively a re-skin of the Tentatek Splattershot, with the same stats and loadout.
Wasabi Splattershot - Another variant of the Splattershot and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Splat Bombs and Inkstrike, allowing for more turf control.
Splattershot Pro – A more heavy-duty version of the Splattershot. It has a longer range and deals more damage, but at the cost of a slower rate of fire and higher Ink usage. Comes with Splat Bombs and the Inkstrike.
Forge Splattershot Pro – A Forge version of the Splattershot Pro, with Point Sensors and the Inkzooka for a less support-oriented role.
Berry Splattershot Pro - A third variant of the Splattershot Pro and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Suction Bombs and Bomb Rush, allowing for effective area control.
- The Aerospray Series
Aerospray MG – Has an extremely high fire rate, highest out of all Main Weapons, but low damage and a very short range. Comes with Seekers and the Inkzooka.
Aerospray RG – Has the same stats as the Aerospray MG, but with Ink Mines and the Inkstrike for spreading Ink more easily.
Aerospray PG - A third variant of the Aerospray MG and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Burst Bombs and Kraken, allowing for a very aggressive play style.
- The Squelcher Series
Jet Squelcher – Has the longest range out of all Shooters, but its damage and fire rate are poor. Comes with the Splash Wall and the Inkstrike.
Custom Jet Squelcher – Identical to the Jet Squelcher, but with Burst Bombs and the Kraken for more versatility.
Dual Squelcher – Similar to the Jet Squelcher, but mitigates its weaknesses to an extent by increasing fire rate. However, this comes at the expense of damage and some range. It comes in a set with Splat Bombs and the Echolocator.
Custom Dual Squelcher – Is identical to the Dual Squelcher, but comes with Squid Beakons and the Killer Wail for a more strategic approach.
- The Nozzlenose Series
L-3 Nozzlenose – A semi-automatic weapon that fires three shots in quick succession with each press of 
. Comes with Disruptors and the Killer Wail.
L-3 Nozzlenose D – Identical to the L-3 Nozzlenose, but with Burst Bombs and the Kraken for a more aggressive play style.
H-3 Nozzlenose – Similar to the L-3 Nozzlenose, but sacrifices firing rate for increased range and damage, allowing it to splat an enemy in one go more easily. It comes in a set with Suction Bombs and the Echolocator.
H-3 Nozzlenose D - Identical to the H-3 Nozzlenose, but with the Point Sensor and Inkzooka.
Cherry H-3 Nozzlenose - A third variant of the H-3 Nozzlenose and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Splash Walls and Bubbler, allowing for a very defensive play style.
- The N-ZAP Series
N-ZAP '85 – Based on the original NES Zapper. Is very similar to the Splattershot Jr., with a high fire rate and low damage, but has better accuracy and range. Comes with Splat Bombs and the Echolocator.
N-ZAP '89 – Based on the 1989 version of the NES Zapper. It is identical to the N-ZAP '85, but with Sprinklers and the Inkstrike a more coverage-oriented role.
N-ZAP '83 - A third variant of the N-ZAP '85 and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Point Sensors and Kraken, allowing for an aggressive support play style.
- The Splash-o-matic Series
Splash-o-matic – A steampunk-style gun whose stats are identical to those of the Splattershot Jr., but trades the Jr.'s coverage for extremely high accuracy. Comes with Suction Bombs and Bomb Rush.
Neo Splash-o-matic – Is identical to the Splash-o-matic, but instead comes with Burst Bombs and the Inkzooka for a more direct play style.
Sploosh-o-matic – A variation on the Splash-o-matic that does more damage at the cost of a very short range. Comes with Squid Beakons and the Killer Wail.
Neo Sploosh-o-matic – Identical to the Sploosh-o-matic, but with Point Sensors and the Kraken for more of an independent role.
Sploosh-o-matic 7 - A third variant of the Sploosh-o-matic and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Splat Bombs and Inkzooka, allowing for a more balanced play style, and giving the weapon ranged options.
- The Gal Series
.52 Gal – Similar to the Splattershot, but with better damage in exchange for fire rate. Comes with the Splash Wall and the Killer Wail.
.52 Gal Deco – Identical to the .52 Gal, but with Seekers and the Inkstrike for a more direct role.
.96 Gal – A heavier version of the .52 Gal. It boasts a longer range and slightly better accuracy, but significantly higher Ink usage and half the fire rate. It comes with Sprinklers and the Echolocator.
.96 Gal Deco – Identical to the .96 Gal, but instead comes with the Splash Wall and the Kraken for an aggressive role.
Blasters
Blasters are an unofficial Sub Class of Shooters that fire large, slow globs of Ink that explode in mid-air. While they are poor at Inking turf, they excel at splatting enemies. As a result, Blaster users may struggle with Turf Wars, but can be very valuable in Ranked Battles. They are especially good at Tower Control, being able to simply pummel the tower from up close with their wide blast radius.
- The Standard Blaster Series
Blaster – Shoots large globs that explode into ink. A direct hit is a one-hit splat, but it is weak at turf coverage due to its low fire rate. Comes with Disruptors and the Killer Wail.
Custom Blaster – Identical to the Blaster, but with Point Sensors and the Bubbler for a more support-oriented role.
Range Blaster – Similar to the Blaster in both appearance and play style, but with a longer range. However, this comes at the cost of an even slower rate of fire and a slight reduction in damage. It comes in a set with the Splash Wall and the Inkstrike.
Custom Range Blaster – Identical to the Range Blaster, but with the Splat Bomb and Kraken for a more direct role.
Grim Range Blaster - A third variant of the Range Blaster and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Burst Bombs and Killer Wail, allowing for a role more suited for area control.
- The Rapid Blaster Series
Rapid Blaster – Does less damage, making it the only Blaster that cannot splat enemies in one hit, but has a faster fire rate and impressive range, even longer than the Range Blaster. Comes with Ink Mines and the Bubbler.
Rapid Blaster Deco – Identical to the Rapid Blaster, but with Suction Bombs and Bomb Rush for a more aggressive play style.
Rapid Blaster Pro - Similar to the Rapid Blaster, but sacrifices some of its fire rate for an even longer range, the longest out of all Blasters. It comes in a set with Seekers and the Inkzooka.
Rapid Blaster Pro Deco – Identical to the Rapid Blaster Pro, but with Disruptor and Killer Wail to get an offensive edge.
- The Luna Blaster Series
Luna Blaster – An extremely short-range Blaster, but has a very large blast radius and is slightly faster. Comes with Ink Mines and the Inkzooka.
Luna Blaster Neo - Identical to the the Luna Blaster, but with Splat Bombs and Bomb Rush for better inking capabilities.
Charger
- The Splat Charger Series
Splat Charger – The standard Charger in Splatoon. It has good range and a decent charge time, with somewhat limited mobility. Comes with Splat Bombs and Bomb Rush.
Kelp Splat Charger – Has the same stats as the Splat Charger, but comes with Sprinklers and the Killer Wail for a more strategic play style.
Hero Charger Replica – An amiibo-brand Charger based on the Hero Charger from the Inkling Girl amiibo challenges. However, it is simply a re-skin of the Splat Charger, with the same stats and loadout.
Bento Splat Charger – Another variant of the Splat Charger and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Splash Walls and Echolocator, for a more support-oriented role.
Splatterscope – Has slightly better range than the Splat Charger and comes with a special scope that lets the player see clearly from a distance. It is otherwise the same in terms of stats and loadout, with Splat Bombs and Bomb Rush.
Kelp Splatterscope – Identical to the Splatterscope, but with the loadout of the Kelp Splat Charger—Sprinklers and the Killer Wail.
Bento Splatterscope – A third variant of the Splatterscope and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Splash Walls and Echolocator, for a more support-oriented role.
- The E-liter(NA)/E-Litre(EU/OC) Series
E-liter 3K – An extremely long-range Charger and the farthest-reaching Main Weapon in the game. However, it has the slowest charge time and poor mobility. It comes with Burst Bombs and the Echolocator to find and hunt enemies.
Custom E-liter 3K – Has the same stats as the E-liter 3K, but comes with the Squid Beakon and Kraken for a more versatile play style.
E-liter 3K Scope – Has a slightly longer range than the regular E-liter 3K, with a scope similar to that of the Splatterscope. Is otherwise the same as the E-liter 3K, with Burst Bombs and the Echolocator.
Custom E-liter 3K Scope – Identical to the E-liter 3K Scope, but with the loadout of the Custom E-liter 3K - Squid Beakons and Kraken.
- The Squiffer Series
Classic Squiffer – A fast, lightweight Charger. It has a shorter range, but charges quickly and is more mobile, with Point Sensors for recon and Bubbler for defense.
New Squiffer – Has the same stats as the Classic Squiffer, but comes with Ink Mines and the Inkzooka for a more offensive role.
Fresh Squiffer - A third variant of the Classic Squiffer and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Suction Bombs and Kraken, focusing on close combat.
- The Bamboozler Series
Bamboozler 14 Mk I – A modernized version of a weapon used in the Great Turf War. Has the fastest charge time as well as a good range, but is the only Charger that does not splat enemies in one hit when fully charged. It comes with Splash Walls and the Killer Wail.
Bamboozler 14 Mk II – Has the same stats as the Bamboozler 14 Mk I, but comes with Disruptors and the Echolocator for a more offensive role.
Bamboozler 14 Mk III – A third variant of the Bamboozler 14 Mk I and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Burst Bombs and Inkstrike, for a more coverage-oriented role.
Roller
Spreading Ink with a Roller.
Rollers
- The Splat Roller Series
Splat Roller – The standard Roller in Splatoon. It allows for decent speed and wide turf coverage, with a mid-range fling. Comes with Suction Bombs and the Killer Wail.
Krak-On Splat Roller – Has the same stats as the Splat Roller, but comes with Squid Beakons and the Kraken for a more aggressive play style.
Hero Roller Replica – An amiibo-brand Roller based on the Hero Roller from the Inkling Boy amiibo challenges. However, it is simply a reskin of the Splat Roller, with the same stats and loadout.
CoroCoro Splat Roller - Another variant of the Splat Roller, part of a collaboration with CoroCoro magazine and part of the Sheldon's Picks. Comes with Splash Walls and the Inkzooka.
- The Dynamo Series
Dynamo Roller – A slower, more powerful Roller. While its rolling speed and Ink-flinging attack are both slower than that of the Splat Roller, it covers a wider area when rolling and can fling ink at a very impressive range. Comes with Sprinklers and the Echolocator.
Gold Dynamo Roller – Has the same stats as the Dynamo Roller, but comes with Splat Bombs and the Inkstrike for a less support-oriented role.
Tempered Dynamo Roller – A third variant of the Dynamo Roller and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Seekers and the Killer Wail, focusing on long-range control.
- The Carbon Series
Carbon Roller – A lightweight Roller that acts as a middle ground between the fast Brushes and slower Splat Roller. Although it cannot squish enemies in one hit, rolling and flinging speed are significantly improved, giving it the fastest one-hit splat out of all weapons. Comes with Burst Bombs and the Inkzooka.
Carbon Roller Deco – Has the same stats as the Carbon Roller, but comes with Seekers and Bomb Rush, making it even deadlier at close range.
Brushes
Brushes are an unofficial subclass of Rollers. They are characteristically much faster and more mobile than conventional rollers, but do not do nearly as much in the way of contact damage, making squishing enemies virtually impossible. However, instead of flinging Ink, Brushes quickly swipe from side to side, flicking many smaller globs. This rapid-fire flick is their primary means of spreading Ink and attacking enemies, making them ideal for fast, close-combat action.
- The Inkbrush Series
Inkbrush – An extremely fast Brush. When pushing it along the ground, it has a very narrow coverage and is quite weak, but it greatly increases the user's speed. It also has an incredibly fast flick, but the range is quite short. It comes with Sprinklers and the Inkstrike.
Inkbrush Nouveau – Has the same stats as the Inkbrush, but comes with Ink Mines and the Bubbler for more a more defensive play style.
Permanent Inkbrush – A third variant of the Inkbrush and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Splat Bombs and Kraken, allowing for a more aggresive play style.
- The Octobrush Series
Octobrush – Something of a compromise compared to the Inkbrush. It lacks the extremely high running and flicking speed, but has better range, Ink coverage, and damage output. It comes in a set with Squid Beakons and the Kraken.
Octobrush Nouveau – Has the same stats as the Octobrush, but comes with Splat Bombs and the Inkzooka for more ranged options and a more balanced play style.
Slosher
Flinging Ink from a Slosher.
- The Slosher Series
Slosher – The first available Slosher in Splatoon. It can quickly cover a wide area by hurling ink from it. It can easily hit over walls and objects by changing the angle at which the ink is thrown. It comes with Burst Bombs and the Inkstrike.
Slosher Deco – A decorated version of the Slosher. It comes with Splash Walls and the Kraken for a more defensive role.
Soda Slosher – A third variant of the Slosher and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Splat Bombs and the Inkzooka, for a more direct combat role.
- The Tri-Slosher series
Tri-Slosher – A Slosher variant divided into three sections. It hurls ink in three directions at once at the cost of range and damage. It comes in a set with Disruptors and the Bubbler.
Tri-Slosher Nouveau – A variation of the Tri-Slosher. It comes with Seekers and Echolocator for a more supportive role.
- The Sloshing Machine series
Sloshing Machine – A Slosher based on a small washing machine. It functions similarly to a Blaster, flinging exploding globs of Ink. It comes with the Splat Bombs and the Bomb Rush.
Sloshing Machine Neo – A Neo version of the Sloshing Machine. It comes with the Point Sensors and the Inkzooka for a more flexible role.
Splatling
- The Heavy Splatling Series
Heavy Splatling – The first available Splatling in Splatoon. It has to be charged in bursts before it can fire, but has a very impressive range and high fire rate. Comes with Splash Walls and the Inkstrike.
Heavy Splatling Deco – Identical to the Heavy Splatling, but with Point Sensors and the Kraken for a more aggressive role.
Heavy Splatling Remix – A third variant of the Heavy Splatling and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Sprinklers and the Killer Wail, focusing on area control.
- The Mini Splatling Series
Mini Splatling – A smaller Splatling with a fast charge time and better mobility at the cost of some range and firing duration. It comes in a set with Suction Bombs and the Inkzooka.
Zink Mini Splatling – Identical to the Mini Splatling, but with Disruptors and the Bubbler to focus more on chasing down opponents.
Refurbished Mini Splatling – A third variant of the Mini Splatling and part of Sheldon's Picks. It comes with Burst Bombs and Bomb Rush, focusing on controlling turf.
- The Hydra Splatling Series
Hydra Splatling – A massive tank of a Splatling. It boasts a tremendous range rivaling that of Chargers but has a very slow charge rate and low mobility. It comes in a set with Splat Bombs and the Echolocator.
Custom Hydra Splatling – Identical to the Hydra Splatling, but with Sprinklers and the Bubbler for a more supportive role.
Splatoon 2
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In Splatoon 2 new weapons have been added, and returning weapons have all new designs. Because no Special Weapons 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 Bombs instead of Suction Bombs.
Shooter
Shooters
- The Splattershot series
- The standard weapon returns from the first game with a new design, and still acts as the base and average shooter. It still has Burst Bombs but now has Splashdown instead of Bomb Rush.- Splattershot Pro - The Splattershot Pro returns for Splatoon 2 with the Point Sensor sub and the Ink Storm special.
- The Splash-o-matic series
- Splash-o-matic - The Splash-o-matic returns for Splatoon 2. It comes with the Toxic Mist sub and the Inkjet special.
Blasters
- The Standard Blaster series
- Blaster - The Blaster returns for Splatoon 2. It comes with the Toxic Mist sub and the Splashdown special.
- The Clash Blaster series
- Clash Blaster - The clash blaster is a new Blaster that fires shots exceptionally quickly. It takes multiple direct hits to splat enemies. It comes with Splat Bombs as the sub and the Sting Ray Special.
Dualies
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Dualies are a new weapon class introduced in Splatoon 2 that utilize 2 shooters instead of one allowing a wider range. Dualies also gain the ability to roll by jumping twice, from boosters built into the guns, and the player can roll twice in a row as well. The screen displays two targets, which briefly merge into one after a roll.
- The Splat Dualies Series
- The first and base Dualie weapon unveiled for Splatoon 2, which comes with Burst Bombs and the Tenta Missiles.- Dapple Dualies - Another type of Dualie weapon. They have a quicker dodge roll and a shorter range than the standard Splat Dualies. They come with Squid Beakons and the Suction Bomb Launcher.
Charger
In Splatoon 2 the player can now charge up a shot, go into squid form, and for a brief period of time they can turn back into a kid and the charger shoots automatically. The player now lights up while charging a shot, and if the player is charging a shot, and goes into squid form, the player also glows.
- The Splat Charger series
- The standard Charger returns from the first game with a new design, and still acts as the base and average charger. It can hold fully charged shots under ink.It still has Splat Bombs but now has the Sting Ray instead of Bomb Rush.- Splatterscope - The standard scoped Charger returns from the first game with a new design, and still acts as the base and average charger. It still has Splat Bombs but now has the Sting Ray instead of Bomb Rush.
- The Goo Tuber series
- Goo Tuber - A new charger that can hold charge shots for an exceptionally long time in comparison with the Splat Charger. The official Sub Weapon and Special Weapon are currently unknown.
Roller
In Splatoon 2, the Player now flicks the Roller vertically in the air while jumping, ink travels in a vertical line rather than a horizontal splash, and it travels much farther than a grounded flick.
- The Splat Roller series
- The standard Roller returns from the first game with a new design, and still acts as the base and average roller. It now has Curling Bombs instead of Suction Bombs and the Splashdown instead of the Killer Wail.
- The Dynamo series
- Dynamo Roller - The Dynamo Roller returns for Splatoon 2. It comes with the Ink Mines sub and the Sting Ray special.
- The Flingza Roller series
- Flingza Roller - The Flingza Roller is a Roller weapon announced for Splatoon 2. It moves and flings horizontally in a manner similar to the Carbon Roller, whilst its vertical swings are slow and heavy like a Dynamo Roller.
Brushes
- The Octobrush series
Slosher
- The Slosher series
- The Slosher returns for Splatoon 2. It comes with the Suction Bomb sub and the Tenta Missiles special.
Splatling
- The Heavy Splatling series
Brellas
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Brellas are a new class of weapon that will be added as part of an update for Splatoon 2. They are somewhat slow-firing weapons that feature an umbrella that opens up when 
is held, which protects against frontal attacks. Holding it down for longer than 2 seconds launches the umbrella forward, inking the ground as it moves while retaining its ability to deflect shots. However, doing so disables usage of the umbrella for a short time afterwards.
- The Splat Brella series
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Classes
Sub Classes are a way to distinguish different weapons of one weapon type. For example the Aerospray RG and the Dual Squelcher are both considered Shooter weapons but differ in many ways. A more explicit example would be the Splat Roller compared to the Inkbrush. Those are both considered Rollers, although the Inkbrush is far from being a Roller. These Sub Classes are not officially recognized in-game, but since they have noticeably different playstyles, they are worth unofficially recognizing. Thus, this section shows all types of Sub Classes existing in the game so far.
Shooter Sub Classes
| Traits | Sub Class | Example(s) |
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| mid range, mid accuracy, mid - high fire rate
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Standard Shooter | Splattershot, N-ZAP '85 |
| short range, low accuracy, very high fire rate
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Spray | Splattershot Jr., Aerospray MG |
| long range, high accuracy, low - mid fire rate
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Long Range | Splattershot Pro, Jet Squelcher |
| short - mid range, very high accuracy, low - mid fire rate, projectile killing with 1 hit, explosion with 2
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Slow Blaster | Blaster, Luna Blaster |
| long range, very high accuracy mid - high fire rate, projectile killing with 2 hits, explosion killing with 3
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Quick Blaster | Rapid Blaster, Rapid Blaster Pro |
| mid - long range, good accuracy, fires a burst of 3 shots at the same time on one click
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Burst | L-3 Nozzlenose, H-3 Nozzlenose |
Roller Sub Classes
| Traits | Sub Class | Example(s) |
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| covering much turf while rolling, mid - slow running speed, strong projectiles, low splash rate
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Standard Roller | Splat Roller, Dynamo Roller |
| covering little turf while rolling, quick running speed, weak projectiles, high splash rate, attack animation differs from the Roller's
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Brush | Inkbrush, Octobrush |
Charger Sub Classes
| Traits | Sub Class | Example(s) |
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| very long range, mid - slow charging, strong shots that don't necessarily need to be fully charged to splat, bad mobility
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Standard Charger | Splat Charger, E-liter 3K |
| mid range, quick charging, weaker shots that have to be fully charged or shot twice to splat, good mobility
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Quick Charger | Classic Squiffer, Bamboozler 14 Mk I |
Slosher Sub Classes
| Traits | Sub Class | Example(s) |
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| mid - long range, two shots needed to splat, shoots about 3 times in 2 seconds
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Standard Slosher | Slosher |
| short - mid range, hurls ink in three directions, does more damage at close range
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Tri-Slosher | Tri-Slosher |
Splatling Sub Classes
| Traits | Sub Class | Example(s) |
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| long range, high damage, high fire rate, long charge time
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Standard Splatling | Heavy Splatling |
| short range, high damage, high fire rate, short charge time
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Quick Splatling | Mini Splatling |
Sub
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Burst Bomb - The Burst Bomb is a water balloon-esque bomb that explodes on impact. Because it contains less ink than a Splat Bomb, multiple can be thrown quickly and two must be used in order to splat an opponent.
Disruptor - The Disruptor slows enemies down and lowers their abilities.
Ink Mine - The Ink Mine can be hidden in ink, and will explode after a short amount of time or when an enemy touches it.
Point Sensor - The Point Sensor reveals the locations of enemies and marks them for all teammates to see for easy tracking.
Seeker - The Seeker is a mechanical device that follows enemies and leaves a trail of ink behind. Upon reaching its target or after a certain amount of time, it explodes into a large burst of ink.
Splash Wall - The Splash Wall forms a barrier made of falling ink that prevents enemy movement and fire.
Splat Bomb - The Splat Bomb is the standard Sub Weapon. It is a pyramidal container filled with ink that explodes after a short period of time.
Sprinkler - The Sprinkler can be thrown onto a variety of surfaces and sprays out spurts of ink in a circular motion for a short amount of time.
Squid Beakon - The Squid Beakon is a device that allows teammates to Super Jump directly to its location.
Suction Bomb - The Suction Bomb sticks to walls and other surfaces, exploding shortly after.
Splatoon 2
- A new Sub Weapon that is a walking robot bomb. It does not leave an ink trail.
- Returning from the first game, the Burst Bomb is a water balloon-esque bomb that explodes on impact. Because it contains less ink than a Splat Bomb, multiple can be thrown quickly and two must be used in order to splat an opponent.
- A new Sub Weapon that leaves a trail of ink behind it and bounces off walls and obstacles before exploding in a burst of ink.
- Returning from the first game, the Ink Mine can be hidden in ink, and will explode after a short amount of time or when an enemy touches it. Two mines can now be placed during a game.
- Returning from the first game, the Point Sensor temporary reveals the locations of enemies and marks them for all teammates to see for easy tracking.
- Returning from the first game, the Splash Wall forms a barrier made of falling ink that prevents enemy movement and fire.
- Returning from the first game, the Splat Bomb is the standard Sub Weapon. It is a pyramidal container filled with ink that explodes after a short period of time.
- Returning from the first game, the Sprinkler can be thrown onto a variety of surfaces and sprays out spurts of ink in a circular motion for a short amount of time.
- Returning from the first game, the Squid Beakon is a device that allows teammates to Super Jump directly to its location.
- Returning from the first game, the Suction Bomb sticks to walls and other surfaces, exploding shortly after.
- A new Sub Weapon that works similarly to the Disruptor.
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Bomb Rush - The Bomb Rush allows the player to use their Sub Weapon with no Ink restriction for a short time.
Bubbler - The Bubbler is a spherical force field that rebounds enemy attacks and can be spread to teammates. It is available for a short amount of time.
Echolocator - The Echolocator reveals the locations of all enemies for teammates to see on the field and on the 
map. It is available normally for twelve seconds.
Inkstrike - The Inkstrike can be placed using and causes a large, swirling vortex of ink to appear.
Inkzooka - The Inkzooka shoots tall, narrow twisters of ink in rapid succession, allowing for quick placement of linear paths and splatting of enemies.
Killer Wail - The Killer Wail blasts a large sound wave in a certain direction that obliterates all enemies in its path and travels through walls.
Kraken - The Kraken allows Inklings to temporarily transform into large, invincible, kraken-like creatures with enhanced mobility and power.
Splatoon 2
In Splatoon 2 all the Special Weapons are brand new and no Specials return from the first game.
- The Inkjet gives the ability for the Inkling to fly in the air and shoot powerful Blaster-like projectiles. Once the Special is over, the Inkling automatically Super Jumps back to the place where the player first activated it.
- A weapon, that once thrown, produces a large rain cloud raining Ink.
- The Splashdown makes the player jump in the air and strike the ground with heavy force causing an Ink explosion. Inklings can also do this in the middle of Super Jumping.
- The Sting Ray allows the player to fire a continuous laser of Ink that can go through walls. The Inkling moves the laser very slowly, and can't walk whilst doing so.
- Tenta Missiles allow players to lock on to other Inklings, and every Inkling locked on will fire 4 missiles towards them.- A weapon that can shoot multiple Splat Bombs at once.
- Template:Ink armor- Ink armor allows the user and teammates nearby to not take any damage from a single attack
List of Weapon Sets
In Splatoon, each weapon comes as a predefined set. For example, the standard Splat Roller comes with the Suction Bomb and the Killer Wail as its sub and special weapons, respectively. It is impossible to have a Splat Roller with Seekers and the Inkstrike, as there is no predefined set for the Splat Roller that includes them.
However, there are alternates of every set. An example of this is the Krak-On Splat Roller, which uses the Squid Beakon and Kraken rather than the Suction Bomb and Killer Wail that the classic Splat Roller sports.
List of Weapon Sets in Splatoon
Trivia
- There are a total of 91 main weapons, 10 sub weapons and 7 special weapons as of Version 2.12.0.
- To purchase every weapon set, a total of
is needed.834,100
- To purchase every weapon set, a total of
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
ブキ Buki |
Weapon |
 Dutch |
Wapen | Weapon |
 Italian |
Arma | Weapon |
 Russian |
Оружие Oruzhiye |
Weapon |
 Spanish (NOE) |
Arma | Weapon |
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