| Splatoon Splash-Out | |
| Developer(s) | Gear Games |
| Publisher(s) | Nintendo |
| Platform(s) | Evo-Gem |
| Genre(s) | Team-based third-person shooter |
| Series | Splatoon |
| Predecessor | (Put any Splatoon game not later than 2022 here) |
| Release Date(s) | 2021 |
| Mode(s) | Turf Wars, Battle Rank, League Battle, Hero Mode, Salmon Run, Civil Troubles, Challenges, Practice, Arcade Mode |
| Age Rating(s) | E10+ for Cartoon Violence and Comic Mischief |
| Cost | $29,99 for digital download
$39,99 for retail |
Splatoon Splash-Out is a team-based third-person shooting game made by Gear Games and published by Nintendo, and available for the Evo-Gem console, seperated in the handheld tablet and home console versions that can be played together in cross-platformer. While the two versions are the same, the differences is that the Hero Mode had different stages, story and its mechanics as well as the final bosses being fought in different order.
Gameplay[]
The game retain the traditional gameplay of the Splatoon series but had several tweaks to make the situations much less luck-based. For instance, in Turf Wars, both teams will have nearly equal levels (i.e. all players have around level 20) and in Ranked Battle, the Rank of the players will all be in the same letter (such as all A-, A and A+).
The traditional gameplay is, as an Inkling or Octoling, to splat the other players with the weapons that uses inks, as well as covering the surfaces to become a squid (or octopus in the Octoling's case) to swim through it for increased speed. The goal varies from Turf Wars, Ranked Battle and Casual Wars in multiplayer, but splatting an opponent will only cover more grounds, as there is no Deathmatch or any alike in this game.
The players have four arsenals; the Main Weapons, the Sub Weapons, the newly introduced Gadget Weapons and Special Weapons.
- The Main Weapons is used for main combat, and is categorized into Shooters, Chargers, Rollers, Sloshers, Splatlings and the new type, Squirtlers.
- The Sub Weapon are small, alternative weapons that consumes more Ink than any shots from Main Weapons. It can be useful for certain situations.
- The Gadget Weapons is a new slot of a weapon that, while most do not harm enemy Inklings, does give a very different utility such as traveling more distance without being spotted, heal its near teammates, drain the enemies' Ink, and more. It consumes less Ink than the Sub Weapons and the Main Weapons, but need to recharge for several seconds to avoid spamming.
- The Special Weapons requires of the special gauge filled by splatting the field, but are powerful most of the times and can turn the tide of the fight when used right.
The most notable addition is the Tera Transformation. It is temporary in the small areas (4-vs-4) but permanent-until-defeated in larger areas (20-vs-20). The two ways to become a Tera Inkling/Octoling is to eat a Super Sushi hidden around the field (where it is generated near the losing team's spawnzone) or as a Revenge Rampage (when splatted by the same opponent four times).
The Tera Inkling and Tera Octoling are huge and powerful version of Inklings and Octolings, respectively, and can defeat any regular enemies in one stomp or tentacle swing, or by using the multiple-thrown Sub Weapons (if the Sub Weapon is not offensive, spit an Inkshot). It takes a huge amount of damage but as they are six-time the size of the regular players, they become easy targets. A defeated Tera Inkling/Octoling will splat out and cover a big area, which is significant in a small stage. However, the Tera Inklings and Octolings are immune of water, and can swim through there to sneak through, although whatever they are on land or on the water, they cannot perform a Super Jump and for some reason, unable to shift into their squid form. This is possibly to be consistent of the Kaiji monsters reference.
The two aesthetic but fun way to interact with other players are Show-Offs and Taunts. Show-Offs are used in both entrance and in Inkopolis and do a showy pose, or other action such as a cut-throat, a grimace or even wish them good look, either sincerely or sarcastically. Taunts can be performed in battle but unlike Show-Offs, all have a different effect, and few of them can actually work better as a Tera Inkling/Octoling.
Most Taunts are fast and short but other are holdable and can make longer effect. It should only be used when really safe, as most of them have effect on allies and those who affect negatively the enemies have a very long range, but only if the player's character can see them.
Modes[]
There are old and new modes included in this game. The Turf Wars, Ranked Battle, and Casual Wars requires online connection such as Connext to play with other players and level up or gain a new rank, but all can be played locally and the aforementioned three can be played with up to four players with the addition of computer-controlled players.
There are now three places to visit; the Tradink Town (based on Traditional Japanese) where the player can rest and chat with the other players, the (city from Splatoon 2) and Inkopolis. The latter two retains all of the previous features but some Weapons and other features are exclusive to one to another.
Turf Wars[]
The Turf Wars is the simple and classic gamemode of the game. The goal is to cover as much floor as possible (walls do not count) and prevent the enemy team from doing so. If the losing team is on danger for thirty seconds, the latest splatted player of that team will undergo a Tera Transformation to turn the tide.
The team who covered the floor the most, after the timer runs out, wins the match. This type of match will raise your Coolness Level (the same level from the Splatoon original game) and you will gain more as you win and also by covering more turf.
The Turf Wars is available from the start and the player can enter this gamemode at anytime.
Ranked Battle[]
The Ranked Battle is different from the normal Turf Wars; it include various objectives other than covering the most turf and instead of giving levels, it will instead change the Rank of the player. Unlike most Splatoon games, this game instead change your rank depended how active you are and how much focus you put on the objective, instead of winning or losing that decide it.
Also this time, the player will win quite more Rank Points than usual and loses less, but the player will automatically Rank down if caught for cheating (via hacking) or not doing the objective unless getting splatted constantly. The losing team's players will not lose any Rank Points if there is a teammate that disconnect before or during the match. Unlike the previous Splatoon games, the player will actually gain as much experience points and Coins as the winning opposing team as long as it does not slack around.
The player requires the Coolness Level 10 to be allowed to play any of these matches. Also, the Ranked Battle will cycle at four hours, preventing the same Ranked Battle type from being constantly chosen.
| Ranked Battle Type | Description |
|---|---|
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Splat Zones |
The Splat Zones take place on covering ink in one or two zones. One of the teams must capture it first by covering 75% of that zone, and the other team do the same. If one team had covered the zone(s), then the opposing team can get it back by splatting more then 50% of that zone. Each team have a countdown of 100, which goes down when the zone(s) are their own, but also get penalized when the opposing team had completely covered the whole territory. |
| Tower Control | The goal is to bring the Tower to the team's goal spot. In order to control it, the players must stand on the tower in order to advance it to their goal spot, but players who are in the Tower will be main target of the enemy team. The player must splat the Tower of their team color for needed safety. Up to five players of the same team can hop into the Tower and make a total of 1.55x speed. The team who reached their goal spot with the Tower or whom the Tower is nearer to their goal spot than the enemy team does win the match. |
| Rainmaker | The goal is to bring the Rainmaker to the enemy's team or your team's goal spot. The Rainmaker spawn in the middle and center of the map and you have to bust the shield so that you or the teammate will pick it. The carrier can charge and fire tornadoes that instantly splat the enemy players and also heavily damage Tera players. If the carrier must deliver this quickly, because there is a bomb timer that ticks faster if retreating to their team zone or getting into prohibited zones, and once it reaches zero, that carrier will blow up, and under any circonstances, the Rainmaker will be put back to the middle unless if the carrier got splatted by the enemies. |
| Tower Racing (New!) | This gamemode is similar to Tower Control, but there are two towers for each team. The allied team cannot take control of the enemy team's tower and vice versa, and the goal is to make make the tower to reach your team's goal before your enemy does. Both Towers' path crosses each other, which means that it is more than likely that both team would end up to pressure each others when both are nearby. |
| Splattey-Ball (New!) | A dodgeball-soccer mix in which the goal is to throw the Splattey-Ball to the enemy's goal. The Splattey-Ball carrier can hide in the ink, but cannot use weapons of all kind while carring it, and requires teamwork to get through the defending team. If the carrier get splatted, then Splattey-Ball will return to neutral state and can be grabbed again by either team. The Splattey-Ball can also thrown like a weapon, in which can take down enemies by surprise, but can be stopped by multiple splatting shots. There are five minutes, and the team who score the most goal wins the game. |
| Ink-Core Dual (New!) | This particular gamemode contains two special castles that contain an Ink-Core, a core covering in the team's respective ink color. The goal is to destroy the Ink-Core of the enemy team, but the infiltration is not easy does to the enemy castle being protected by small, weak but numberous Sentry-Inks. Tera players cannot directly enter the castles, but can interact with many parts exclusive to Ink-Core Dual mode. The team who successfully destroy the Ink-Core of the enemy castle, or deals more damage to the enemy Ink-Core than the enemies does to that team's own Ink-Core, wins the game. |
League Battle[]
Although the League Battle's matches plays similarity of the two above main modes, but it consist of multiple "leagues" of two, four, or when they chose Big Maps instead, eight or sixteen players as a team. In case of two or eight, the missing numbers will be filled by the other team.
What medal the team will receive largely depends on winning and losing. Winning many times will rewards a bigger and better medal, but only losing will results a rotten copper medal instead.
Like Ranked Mode, the server will more carefully distribute the opponents that would have the same Rank of the players, and this goes for recruited teammates. This is to prevent unfair outcome and one-sided fights.
Obtaining enough medals will also give you a Threat Level; the higher the Threat Level is, the more likely your opponents will acknowledge how dangerous you could be, and the more the teammates would likely like to team up with you again.
Causal Wars[]
| Causal Wars Type | Description |
|---|---|
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Casual Turf Wars |
The same as normal Turf Wars, but with dropping Power-Ups and Tera Sushis. The gameplay remains the same otherwise, and the dropping Power-Ups are more frequent in Big Maps. |
| Tera Juggernaut | A gamemode where a Tera Inkling/Octoling with more health and durability, while everyone else shares the same color but must score a point by taking it down. Big Maps will makes four Tera players versus sixteen normal players. The player who makes the most points win, and the Tera player had to score as many splats as he or she can. |
| Swim Racing | A racing gamemode that all players uses the same assigned weapon and race through one of the modified maps and avoid obstacles. The players had to go though checkpoints in specific order and reach the goal before time runs out. Players can splat each others, but the splatted opponents will respawn on-the-spot. The team whose most members reached before the others wins. |
| Double Rumble | The goal is to defeat as many Octorians as possible, with stronger and smarter enemies coming through as the game progress, while also watching out for enemy players. Focusing on splatting players will only make the Octorians to invade you as a threat, making out a bait for others. The team who splatted the most Octorians will win the match. |
| Turf Control | A gamemode similar to Turf Wars, but instead a series of three rounds of three different levels. It starts with the center stage, then the winning team will confront the opposing team in their territory. Winning two rounds out of three rounds is the winning conditions. If each teams had won a round, one player of each team will become a Tera player. |
| Tera Tag |
A gamemode where the player had tag another player as a Tera Inkling/Octoling before time runs out. In this mode, the Tera player cannot be fully splatted, and only become stunned when damaged enough. He/she needs to splat a player make that player into a Tera Inkling/Octoling next, and the previously Tera player will returns to normal. In Big Maps, there are four Tera Players instead. If the player remains in the Tera condition after time runs out, he/she loses, but if he/she tagged another player and remains a normal Inkling/Octoling for the rest of the match, he/she wins. |
Hero Mode[]
The new Hero Mode take place in the Rebellous Oversea (not an actual sea but is on a drought formations of big sea shells, corals and sea sponges). It is revealed that DJ Octovio would not be a final boss but might be faced in the middle of the mode.
Also unlike the previous Hero Modes, the player have to face the Inklings and Octorian alike does to them being controlled by an antagonistic Inkling called Seafear, who despite her species name, is immune of water and can even control it. The bosses will also include various species, like a jellyfish and a new Octorian boss, as well as species never seen in Splatoon before such as a lobster and an oarfish.
It is revealed that the game itself take place after the events of Splatoon 2, five years ago, after a prolonged drought during the previous year before the current event.
Salmon Run[]
The Salmon Run returns from Splatoon 2, this time allowing up to eight, twelve, sixteen or even twenty players in this co-op mode does to larger stages or more active threats.
The Special Supply works differently; while the Supply only applies to Splatoon 1's Special Weapons as "Emergency Weapons", the regular Special Weapons from Splatoon 2 and introduced in Splash-Out are charged as normally, in addition of able to charge when splatting out Chums and their variants. The player can switch between them with the M button.
In addition of all returning Salmon Run enemies and bosses, new Salmonoid bosses are introduced, which while most of them are vulnerable, can immediately jump into the battlefield unlike other Salmonoid bosses.
Super Sushis are rarer (with the exception of specifically made waves, where there are only one), but as Tera Inklings/Octolings, they can survive any hits, and Maws and Smallfrys are useless against them, as well as able to trespass the ink-immunity of all Salmonoid bosses without even needing to hit their weak spots.
To prevent potentially unwinnable situations, all waves are pre-set and enemies waves and bosses, as well as conditions, are not randomized, and there are 20 possible waves in each mission so far.
Before each waves, the players can choose which base weapons they can choose. The players can also see what enemies comes next for the next wave during the weapon selection.
New Salmanoid Bosses[]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Jumperstomp | Jumperstomps are winged Salmonoids that while not able to fly, they can glide and quickly strikes into the ground once jumped. Its jump are less efficient when inking its wings. |
| Screechie | Screehies are screaming Salmonoids that use a Killer Wail-like attack that while taking slower, can heavily damage to instantly splat the players depended on the distance. Throwing a Splat Bomb will instantly shut it up and take it down. |
| Slider | Sliders are sliding Salmonoids that spread green yucky liquid by doing so, making it essentially a type of Rollers. They can be blinded and stopped if you shoot at the eyes. |
| Juggernest | Juggernest are a large type of Salmonoid capable to taking a lot of hits and dishing a powerful arm swings. He carries a lot of Chums and Smallfrys, making their flanking a lot easier, but throwing a Splat Bomb at his carrier box will greatly slow it down and eliminate all enemies inside it. |
| Spittingfish | Spittingfishes are Salmonoids that constantly spit their Salmon Substance, even at far distance. They work as artillery troopers, making them a pain from a distance, but does to their slow speed and aiming slowly, they are rather easy to take out. But whatever you do, do not ignore them! |
| Crushhawk | Crushhawk are very large Co-Hawk capable of instantly splat any player on its way by ramming them with a giant frying pan. While they are the largest, they are also the easiest to hit, but their physical strength are so impressive that they can even damage Tera Inklings/Octolings real hard, so be careful with them! |
Arcade Mode[]
Arcade Mode is a new mode that allows the player to practice their skill without facing high-level opponents or frequently used equipments, and it got two way to plays in this mode; Ladder and Practice. It is found in Inkopolis's new building, the Virtual Arcade.
- Ladder: The player had to recruit three Inklings/Octolings from Inkling Central, all of which tend to have high skill in higher difficulty. There are three difficulty in this mode; Amataur, Moderate, and Hardcore. The player can receive money as rewards, and when winning a streak, they can even receive Ability Chunks. There are eight battles, the last one always ending up against a solo fight against a Tera Inkling/Octoling.
- Practice: The player can play alone, with CPUs or even with offline friends (up to four players in home, up to eight in tablette mode) to practice their new clothing and weapons without affecting their ranking. The player gains no money or anything, even if he/she won, but it can help the player to get used with their new weapons and test for the most favorable combination. Like in Ladder, the difficulty for the CPUs can be set to Amataur, Moderate and Hardcore.
Server Mode[]
Dropping Power-Ups[]
In Casual Wars or on certain servers, there are Power-Ups dropping from the sky. The player simply have to touch it or splat it to gain the boost. Some of them actually only affect normal Inklings/Octolings, as Tera Inklings cannot be affect by the mentioned Power-Ups. Certain Power-Ups do instead give negative effect on the splatted opponent when the latter one will respawn.
Tera Inklings are still available in Skill Match, but only in Big Maps.
| Power-Up | Description | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
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Limitless Ink |
The player have unlimited Ink for several seconds. This is useful when equipped with Ink-consuming weapons, especially Sub Weapons such as a Splat Bomb. | Common |
| Growth | The player had gained bigger size, thus gain much more resistance and a bit more firepower but need more inked floor to move in Squid/Octopus form and unable to use a Roller in a tight path. Can be stacked up to twice. | Common |
| Shrink | The player shrink the victim into nearly half size once he/she splat that victim for fifteen seconds. | Common |
| Running Speedster | The player's running speed (while on humanoid form) is increased for five seconds. | Common |
| Risky Runner | The player's speed on anything (including Super Jump) is increased but is more likely to be splatted. Only affect the Tera player's running speed. | Common |
| Jumpy Squid-Octopus | Jump even higher as a squid/octopus. Does not affect Tera players. | Common |
| Special Killer | Become immune of Special Weapons and empties the victim's Special Gauge by twenty-five more percent (+25%). | Uncommon |
| Squish-Proof | Cannot be rolled by a Roller, stomped by a Tera Inkling/Octoling and squished by any hazards. | Uncommon |
| Vampire Absorb | Get healed at each damage dealt on enemies for six seconds. | Uncommon |
| Ink-Absorber | Gain 50% Ink when splatting a foe, and that foe will start with only 25% Ink once it respawn. One-use. | Uncommon |
| Poisonous Ink | The player's ink will release a poisonous odor that can slowly damage nearby enemies, and the poison effect will stick for six seconds even if the ink got splatted by another color. The Power-Up lasts for twelve seconds. | Uncommon |
| Environmental Cloak | The player will become fully invisible when not moving or attacking, allowing to hide without hiding in ink. Moving will only lightly reveal the user. This would allow the user to make a surprise assault. The effect last for ten seconds. | Uncommon |
| Team King/Queen | Gain a 25% buff on everything, including durability, and a 10% buff on nearby teammates. Lasts for seven seconds. | Rare |
| Insta-Special | The player's Special Gauge is instantly filled up. It does not refill the Special Weapon under the usage and will not work if the player had just used a Special Weapon since less than ten seconds. Cannot work with the Tera players. | Rare |
| Super Sushi | Become a Tera Inkling/Octoling, and rampages through the stage. The effect is temporary in small stages but permanent-until-splatted in larger stages. | Rare |
Characters[]
Playable Characters[]
Inkling Types[]
| Inkling Type | Description | Hero Mode Ability |
|---|---|---|
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Standard |
The basic Inkling and the most populated that existed since the squids involved into them. Also have more varied personality between individuals. |
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| Giant | Not really giant, but still the tallest (size reduced in Multiplayer). A bit shy but also very intellegent, they always think before they strike (unless you, the player, screw it up). |
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| Colossal | Not really colossal not unlike the Giant Inklings, but are more brawn than brain (usually) and tend to strike before thinking. A foil to the Giant Inklings. |
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| Neon-Flying | Had a habit to fly very often than walking or swimming on their ink. Prefered to do aerial attacks than taking enemies from the ground as a results. |
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| Bobtail | A bit of a rebel and likes to mess up where even the other Inklings think that it is not nessesary. Also a bit nuisance for the Octorians, but Bobtail Inklings are the most agile Inklings. |
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| Bigfin | Considerably more elegant than other Inklings, they are quite vanity and are more defensive as a results. They just don't like getting inked at all! |
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| Vampire | A bit more sinister-looking but actually more moral and calmer than other Inklings. They do seems to have thirst of...ink...but they hold it back until they splatted their own rival when not seen. |
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| Firefly | The most agitated and boisterious Inklings, and while look like the Standard Inklings, bright up in dark zones or in the night. They are also had a bit of a short-temper, however. |
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Octoling Types[]
| Octoling Type | Description | Hero Mode Ability |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Like the Standard Inklings, these are the standard Octolings that existed since the octopus evolved into various Octorians. Varied personality, but don't like to have their clothes inked up. |
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| Blanket | Wears blanket as natural part of their body. Like the Bigfin Inklings, they are quite vanity but also more open-minded when it is comes to working with anyone that can be trusted. |
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| Coconut | These Octolings are more shy than even Giant Inklings and will not hesitate to hide themselves or attack as a self-defense when feel threatened. |
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| Blue-Ringed | A selfless type of Octoling and usually a big team-player. Focus on planning more than directly attacking the enemies, but dislike when someone who spoiled their plan. |
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| Dumbo | Not really dumb but can sometimes be forgetful. They can detect enemies with their antenna-like tentacles and can take a role as a sentient radar. Who can still splat the opponents. |
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| Pygmi | The shorter Octoling. They have a bad short-temper and will not like that anyone mock their size. However, they can easily get along with people who do appreciate their size. |
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| Giant | Pretty much the Octoling counterpart of Giant Inkling, albeit more "scene-savoring" outside and more aggressive in the battles. Quite a rival of Colossal Inklings. |
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| Mimic | They do resemble Standard Octolings but they also have sharper fangs and tentacles. They are a bit of pranksters and pull out tricks on friends and foes alike. |
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Supporting and Shop Owners[]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
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Squid Sisters |
The two cousins and famous pop singers, despite the group name. They used to engage traditional Splatfests in the original Splatoon game before a tension had raised. |
| Callie |
The more excitable magenta-and-black Squid Sister. She is quite arrogant and often thought that she is the better Squid Sister than Marie since she won more Past Splatfests than her but now proven otherwise, but she is also a bit overly noisy at times...much of her bright green counterpart's annoyance. Here she will help the player in the Hero Mode, to redeem herself from the event of Splatoon 2, but she tends to be quite more nervous about ending up to join DJ Octavio again. Or worse, dealing with the dreaded Seafear. |
| Marie |
The more laid-back but friendlier white-grey-and-bright-green Squid Sister. While much less arrogant than Callie, she is not above to give stealthy insult to her, and is a bit lazy. She also don't like when Callie get overly-excited, either. However, she is still friendly and is an expert of impressions. Here, she only help the player if he/she visits her hometown, does to the shock she quite experienced during Splatoon 2, but eventually acknowledged that Inklings and Octorians can live together if they weren't so obssessed about their conflict, to the point that Seafear is taking advantage of the conflict. |
| Off the Hook | The duo of a short Inkling and a tall Octoling called Pearl and Marina. During the event of Splatoon 2, they used to engage Splatfests while the Squid Sisters were busy. This time, however, something is just not right... |
| Pearl |
The short Inkling with an attidude. While this white-wearing Inkling can get rude at times, she still quite a fun-loving rapper and remains a loyal friend to Marina. Back in the Splatoon 2 era, she caught flaks does to her "baby face", but she still has her fans. That said, during Splatoon Splash-Out, she got mysteriously disappeared six months ago, and it is confirmed that she was kidnapped by rabid Inklings, making people to point out their hypocrisy. But someone seems to be behind this... |
| Marina |
The tall dark-skinned Octoling who is more shy than Pearl, but is almost always good-natured, even when she snarks without meaning it. While a fan favorite despite her being an Octoling, she still feels quite insecure back in the Splatoon 2 era. But now, she is alone because of Pearl's being suddenly missing, and she had to do anything to find her, and she seems to be unfairly suspected at first, but she is proven to be innocent as always, and the Clubmarine and Squid Sisters will do their best to find Pearl. |
| The Clubmarine | Another duo, this time consisted of a male, dark-skinned Inkling and a pale-skinned Octoling. They handles the current Splatfests does to the recent events, but they don't put up the entire show by themselves; the duo is only part of a bigger band called the Beach Jam. |
| Navy |
The dark-skinned, navy-colored Inkling who is calm, but somewhat self-absorbed and had a tendency of think himself as one of the best, which he can prove it right most of the time. That said, he is still good-natured and only snarks if anything get into his nerves. He is the older member of the duo. His relationship with Alba on the show is vitriolic but nevertheless clearly healthy, with him tend to snark at her at worst, but congratulate her when her side wins a Splatfest. Outside of the show, they are shown to be best friends, despite occasional disputes. |
| Alba |
The pale-skinned, teal-colored Octoling who is perpetually excited, but somewhat crazy and tend to go a bit overboard in mundane tasks, but she never meant to do harm. In fact, she is actually very friendly, especially those who appreciate her sense of humor. That siad, she is no pushover in Turf Wars, and is known to actually win against Navy time to time. As mentioned above, they relationship on the show tend to be vitriolic, but in reality, they are very close, and on the show, Alba tend to be crazy but remains nice and becomes excited when winning a Splatfest, and almost as much when her friend wins instead. |
| Crusty Sean | The outgoing Japanese tiger prawn shopkeeper of Shrimp Kicks. He sells shoes and feet-wearing accessories for you, albeit he got quite surprised with the success with the newly introduced "Pants-Fashion" and attempt to convince the player not to go "shoes-less", which is unlikely for the Inklings. He had a undeniable fear of Tera Inklings and Tera Octolings for his personal reasons... |
| Sheldon | The nearsighted military fanatic who owns the Ammo Knights, the weapon store of Inkopolis. He remembered about Seafear but should not talk about it unless if it is Agent 3 during the middle of the Hero Mode progress. He often mention his "grandpappy" whatever he talk about an old or new weapon, so this might be a headache for some shoppers. |
| Annie and Moe | Annie is the shy sea anemone who runs the Cooler Heads. She loses some of her regular customers because Moe had sent "Splat Threats" constantly which ended up to lose her temper and put him on the aquarium with a fake anemone-like toy (much of a rejoicement for those who dislike Moe) so that no one would hear him too easily. |
| Jelonzo | A charismatic shopowner of Jelly Fresh and is claimed by the youngsters as a "fashion god". Jelonzo may have an odd way to say grammars when he speaks, but that is the way that he gain up regular customers. Like other jellyfishes, he can stretches his arms to pick up faraway objects. The other jellyfishes cannot communicate with the Inklings too well, so apparently, different species have different languages. |
| Sharp E. Tooth | The hammershark who owns the Shark Pants. He is stressed but otherwise polite and friendly, and was once a young member of the army before getting betrayed by traitorous soldiers. He do not appreciate rude people and had a big grudge against the now-psycho-hypocrite DJ Octovio. |
| Spyke | An odd individual who is charismatic when respected well, but also, as believed by Sharp, quite of a rebel. He not only will help the player (with a level high enough) to buy something rarer (but not event nor exclusive) but also add an extra ability slot or reroll them all for 30,000 coins, or at any level, a Super Sea Shell. The reason why he accept the Super Sea Shells is...quite scary when you think deep enough. |
| Ruffer Fin | A pufferfish who give text communication for the player in the Hero Mode. He will alart the players when a Tera Inklings/Octolings are nearby, how many health the boss left via Health Scan and tell the player where is the important object thanks to his radar. He is optional but the player might need this if they want to watch out for Tera Inklings and Tera Octolings, to see how much HP the boss had left and to find some important objects. |
Antagonists[]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Seafear | The main antagonist Inkling who goes much more sentient than the other Inklings and who, despite her species' name, is immune of water and can even control it. She can even use her custom-made music with her beautiful voice to not only control most of the Inklings, but also the Octorians too! However, for someone of her name, she do not appreciate to be compared with DJ Octavio. |
| Octorians | They are not under control of DJ Octovio this time...but they are still your enemies. Some of them are laughably weak but others are no jokes, especially when facing the controlled Octolings. This time the latter one had variations of types, like the Pygmy Octoling and the Blue-Ringed Octoling, each having a different strategy! |
| Enemy Inklings | They wear a distinct clothes and head-mask to distinct them from player Inklings. They don't actually fight like the enemy Octolings, though; they fight together and this is the most bothersome part about them. Fortunately, they are a bit too aggressive to think wisely and you can trick them real easily. Too bad that there are variations and even the introduced Elite Inklings. |
| Striking Sea Army | The other type of enemies-- no, bosses -- of the game. Each of them requires different way to defeat them like how you handled the Octoweapons, but all of them seems to consumes the Ink Sushi to play your own game! They can respawn like the player once they are defeated (as a possible benefict of the Ink Sushi), so you might face them again in the same boss stage if you wanted to. |
| DJ Octovio | He had gone solo after abandoning the Octorians as he saw them as "worthless", albeit it have something to do with his psyched-up conditions from his contineous defeat by Agent 3. It is unknown what he is up to now, but he is certainly have no friendly terms with neither Cap'n Cuttlefish and Seafear. |
Bosses[]
| Name | Description |
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| Sportacrab the Ruthless Crab | Sportacrab is not the brightest of the Six Strikers but he know what he is going; take down all creatures that oppose the force of the Rebellious Oversea. His armor are so thick that even an Inkstriker wouldn't do the trick. In order to take him down...shoot at his face. He is so arrogent that he think a face-place is no uses as all he have to do is to be aggressive. If he sees you in Tera form, he cowers and try to avoid you as much as possible, and your attacks can actually break his armor, causing him to run away in fear. |
| Splattlestation the Battle Oarfish | Splattlestation is a big oarfish who float in the air, and is the longest of the Six Strikers. He is armed with a lot of ink cannons. His cannons can be destroyed but this will speed him up little by little. When all cannons are destroyed, he will try to spit bubbles at you which can trap and damage you, but you can strike back by shooting inks at his mouth or better, throw a Splat Bomb or its variations at his mouth! |
| Jay-Jammer the Hijacker Jellyfish | Jay-Jammer is the female jellyfish who seems untrustworthy (even Seafear doubt about her) and thus tend to misuse or abuse her teammates. Her capacity to hijack machines is rather phenominal, and her stealing on DJ Octavio's original machine from the first game is somewhat seriously incredible. She use electricity instead of ink to boost its attacks, but the way to destroy the Octoking I is almost the same from the original Splatoon. |
| Octo-Rotor, Mindless Octoweapon | One of the two locked Octoweapons, deemed too dangerous for even the Octorians. The Octo-Rotor is a swimming machine capable to spit out ink on the floating platforms. This can make the battle against him very difficult if you are very careless about it. The best way to defeat Octo-Rotor is to get his attention by being behind or above a metalic wall and he will ram at it instead of you, leaving him vulneable and expose his weak point; the tentacle, like the other Octoweapons. Not a smart machine, this is for sure. |
| Lardan the Stealth Wolffish | This Wolffish is capable to hide herself in the environment, making her difficult to detect without splashing her into ink, and even that, she can run fast and tackle the player for a heavy hit, and possibly a one-hit kill. Instead of searching for her, as Cap'n Cuttlefish indicates, instead find the Special Weapon, the Surf Attack, to smack her when she was trying to tackle you. After the first hit, she gets wiser and breath water at the player to clean off the ink and (fatally) the player. |
| Mantré the Aerial Giant Mantra | Mantré is a large mantra with a French accent, floating with the Water-Jets. The Water-Jets can clean off ink and obviously fatal to the player, so the player had to instead climb at the top of one of the pillars in order to deal direct damage to him with any exploding Sub-Weapons, which makes him fall and damage his Water-Jets. He also attacks with various water-firing weapons, so the player had to stay alarted. |
| Sputkrill the Antarctic Krill | Sputkrill is a Russian-accented Antarctic Krill who can freeze water around him, and slides through the arena. The frozen floor will not be inked for long, so ink the floor that are not frozen so slow him down, and then shoot him. After getting low in HP, he goes berserk and spew ice on all the floor, forcing the player to dodge him at all cost until he tires up. He also attacks by raining water. |
| Octo-Destruction, Octoweapon without a Soul | The other forbidden Octoweapon, even more dangerous, mindless and idiotic than the Octo-Rotor. This one's eight tentacles can and will destroy many building, although those are also his weak spots. He also cannot regain them, so splatting them will make him progressively weaker. Upon splatting all of them, he will go berserk and spew out ink at the player, but can be pushed with any weapons, and pushing him into the water will ultimately destroy him. |
| Seafear, Empress of the Ocean |
The aquatic vain Inkling challenging you into a one-on-one fair fight (if you bring more players, she will calls the Inklings to make both side equal in number), albeit she is rather lighter and thus faster thanks to being made of water. That said, she is just as vulnerable of ink as the other Inklings does. However, when splatted once, she decided to upper her game by using water instead of ink, making the fight against her harder, as water, as always tend to be lethal to the players. However, the fight remains the same. After splatting her the second time, she starts to knowledge that she underestimate you, and believe that she will lose too quickly, so she claims to drop the fair fight and floods the arena, which means that the players must be more careful, and Seafear can swim through water. In default order and canoncially, she is faced before DJ Octavio and his Octobot Queen. |
| DJ Octavio, piloting "Octobot Queen" |
DJ Octavio and his new deadly machine that controls the enormous Tera Seafear capable to expel water, and is protected by a water-proof window. Avoid the water as just like Seafear's, they are fatal, and can either slowly damage the player if just walked on, or splat it in one hit. The player had to do the usual; ink the (non-spinning) fists to reflect them back at the Octobot Queen, which slowly and steadily breaks the glass. Upon the glass broken, Octavio decides to play smarter and only makes the fists to spins, but with the "singing support", the player is able to directly hit Octavio as Tera Inkling/Octoling for four times. However, once this is done, Tera Seafear got her senses back... and break the Octobot Queen into two, while flicking the cowering DJ away. Can be faced before Seafear. |
| Tera Seafear | The Empress of Ocean in her Tera Inkling form, after liberating herself from (and obliterated) the Octobot Queen that controlled her by DJ Octavio. While retaining a few of her attacks from the Octobot Queen phrase, but also multiple new attacks such as raining water, waves, attempting to stomp on a platform, and surround her hands in sphere of water to protect her weakness, her face, from getting inked.You shoot ink on her face until she get fully covered in it, which means you damaged her well, but you had to repeat it four times. For the fifth one, you will use each of the attacking Emergency Weapons, the Special Weapons from Splatoon 1, to finish her off. |
Stages[]
There are old and new stages that can take place in Turf Wars, Ranked Battle and Casual Wars. There are the old stages and the 20 new stages, which old stages means that they are from the original Splatoon game while new stages can be settled in either small or large.
Old Stages[]
The old stages had changed both does to the events during six years since the original Splatoon and also to accomodate with the Tera transformation as well as new Main Weapons and Gadget Weapons.
| Stage Name | Description |
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Urchin Underpass |
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| Walleye Warehouse | |
| Saltspray Rig | |
| Aromawa Mall | |
| Blackbelly Skatepark | |
| Port Mackerel | |
| Kelp Dome | |
| Bluefin Depot | |
| Moray Towers | |
| Camp Triggerfish | |
| Flounder Heights | |
| Hammerhead Bridge | |
| Museum d'Alfonsino | |
| Mahi-Mahi Resort | |
| Piranha Pit | |
| Ancho-V Games |
New Stages[]
| Stage Name | Description |
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| Eel Lighthouse | This place is a vertical level, but both teams will start at the bottom, and the objectives are all above. The place is also very dark, and have a lot of places to hide from enemies' fire. There are multiple platforms to climb and to cover from attacks from the underside. There are also the light bulb at the top, which if the Inklings/Octolings had splatted the whole light bulb in the team's color, the light will have the same color of the team but is purely aesthetic. The tower of Tower Control is found at the top of the Lighthouse, while the Splatzone is also at the top where the lightbulb is. |
| Pufferfish Pyramid | The Pufferfish Pyramid resides in the middle of a large oasis, where the pyramid is surrounded by water, seemingly done by Seafear as she think the oasis didn't have enough water for her to stay. The pyramid have four sections with different layout, allowing for diverse strategies and unexpected turn of events, with the middle of the four sections having a spinning totem-like structure, with four boards that sticks from it, one on the top and two at the middle of the structure. The players can also go outside of the pyramid by going into the upper section to take cover from multiple Specials, but there is a risk of falling into water if the player used their Squid/Octopus form at the wired floors. The Tower of Tower Control is found at the middle section, and there are two Splatzones, one on either of the four sections. |
| Salmon of Liberty | |
| Taj Mollusk | |
| Uaru Hotel | |
| Great Wall of Dab | |
| Sawfish Subway | A sprawling subway area that runs under Inkopolis as both a form of travel to the stages as well as a stage itself, now that it has gotten renovations much like the rest of the city. The area is a very linear and long area much like Hammerhead Bridge, but unlike Hammerhead Bridge there are various small trains that travel through the middle of the stage from both bases. These trains can be splatted on and ridden so that Inklings/Octolings can be on top of the train and splat stuff on top of the train while it is moving. The tower for Tower Control is found on the in the middle of the train tracks that trains travel on, while the Splat Zones are two small zones on both ends of the tracks on the middle of the stage. |
| Whale Ben | The ruins of a giant clock tower on a abandoned civilization that seemed to have loved tea and were known for being prim and proper. The clock tower is a extremely vertical stage and both players have to climb from opposite sides of the tower to reach the middle. To make the climb easier conveyer belts have been built that can be splatted on, and there are also ropes that the Inklings/Octolings can climb to get higher without wasting ink to splat the walls. The very top of the tower, while hard to reach, is where the tower is located in Tower Control, and the Splat Zone can be found nearby the top of the clock tower. |
| Cabali Carnival | A glamorous and grand carnival that is mainly a travelling place, although it can stay in a place for a few weeks from time to time. The stage is in the middle of a carnival tent and is a completely circular stage with a few walls on each side of the base to keep balance. Throughout the stage are rings of various size which you can hop through in your squid/octopus form to gain a boost to the Special Meter, with a bigger boost the smaller the ring you jump through. In the middle of the circus tent is the tower if your playing Tower Control, and if you are playing Splat Zones, the two zones are found in front of the two walls closest to the middle. |
| Galliwasp Graveyard | A spooky and scary stage where there are multiple tombs and dead trees as covers, but the rest of the stage is near flat. There are also small pitfalls that, while not fatal, will waste the players' time if they fall in it shall they become too distracted, but those pitfalls can be splatted on in order to get out of there. There are bigger tombs that, while giving better covers, will also have a chance to summon ghosts of dead sea animals to scare off the players for some seconds, but will flee if they saw a Tera Inkling/Octoling. The tower of Tower Control is located in the middle of three circling tombs, and in Splat Zones, two szones are found from each far away sides with a big tombs. |
Hero Mode Levels[]
Coming soon.
New Weapons[]
As mentioned above, there are four type of weapons that are available in Splatoon Splash-Out. Most new Main Weapons are either Rollers, Chargers, Sloshers, Splatlings or Squirtlers, considering the large amount of Shooter Weapons in the original Splatoon.
It is now possible to mix and match the Main Weapon, the Sub Weapon, the Gadget Weapon and the Special Weapon, but to obtain any of the latter three, you need to buy the Main Weapon that have a set of any of above you haven't obtained yet.
Main Weapons[]
For Rollers, Chargers and Sloshers, the Damage is the average of any circumstances combined
Shooters[]
| Shooter Name | Description | Weapon Stats |
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Splattershot Elite |
The elite Splattershot, with better range comparable to a charger and bigger damage, but spread ink even less and had lower fire rate. |
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| Splasher Tsunami | A Shooter designed by the Rebellious Oversea, with water replaced by ink. It shoot massively fast, making comparable to the Splatlings, but it consumes ink quickly. |
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| Barnacle Blaster | A Blaster that have lower fire rate than other blasters, but make up for it for being capable for extreme damage and reasonable ink coverage. It also have excellent range. |
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| Splat-Thrower | A Shooter that is modeled like a flame-thrower...that fires Ink instead of flames that is. While it can cover an insane amount of territory, it have limited range and can only cover the front. |
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Rollers[]
| Roller Name | Description | Weapon Stats |
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| Roller ReCaller | An extremely wide Roller with heavy weight that had lower ink speed but with intense damage that reflect any shots, excluding those of Special Weapons. |
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| Oar-Roller | A Roller based on the oarfish. It can spread ink in reasonable speed, but it weight is average and unable to reflect too much enemies' fires. |
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| Angler Brush | A quick brush that allow the player to run with it with high speed, faster than other Brushes are able to. The main flaw is that it cannot reflect any enemy fire, so only use it for attacking assault. |
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| Tri-Brush | This type of brush can spread ink very well, but it also make it a bit slower. However, the swinging speed is still less slower than you expect and can quickly splat any careless enemies. |
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| Stomperfish | A particuliar roller that, while its Ink Speed is abysmal...it give insane air speed and give a splash of the player's ink at a cost of some portion of the player's own ink. That splash works even during a Super Jump! |
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| Racer Roller | The fastest roller of the coral abyss! Or in the world, while we are here. It speed can rivalize those of the Angler Brush, and it can spread reasonably well, too. However, it cannot splat an enemy by just rolling them without going at full speed. |
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| Giant-Squid Brush | The biggest brush the Ammo Knight had made yet. It is modeled after the giant squid. Its speed is painfully slow but it can be used as a distant weapon, flinging ink far away, even able to reach a far away Charger! Doing so also drain your ink tank fast, sadly. |
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ChaChargers[]
| Charger Name | Description | Weapon Stats |
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| Sea Dodge Charger | This Charger have low charging rate but have better damage and mobility to make up for it. You can move faster while charging, allowing you to enemies to lose their aim. |
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| Bamboozler 28 Mk 0 | A Bamboozler with two cannons instead of one, to makes two shots after fully charged. This can double the damage but also have a slightly lower charge rate. Use this when you think that the Bamboozlers are too weak. |
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| Hydro-Charger Replica | An Hydro-Charger copy based on the Rebellious Oversea empire's original and water-only Charger. It charge superfast and can make demonic damage, but it also slow the user down very much. |
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| Hydro-Charger Scope | The same Hydro-Charger (replica) but with a scope. It can strike notably longer range thanks to its scope but also take a bit longer to charge. Like the non-scope Hydro-Charger, it also slow down the user. |
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| C-Wail Boomer | The explosive Charger that make explosive shots. While the ink spread is comparatively smaller and have average stats, the C-Wail Boomer can make an explosive shot when hitting a wall, and the explosion can even instantly splat an opponent! |
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| D-Vile Splasher | This Charger, while charging a bit slow and slow down the user a bit, can spread an enormous amount of ink on the front! Its powerful Damage and amazing Range can really make up for it, too! |
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Sloshers[]
| Slosher Name | Description | Weapon Stats |
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| Heavy Bucket Slosher | Its range and attack spread is low, but the damage is extreme and can easily wear down an Inkling in few hit. However, the weight of this prevent this from spreading ink very well. |
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| Aqua-Bucket | Originally built for the Rebellious Oversea's water-filled bucket, it become an useful weapon for the Striking Sea Army, and this one obtained for the player is a replica. Its range is high but cannot do as much damage as other Sloshers, making it more effective to cover the floor in ink than directly taking on enemies. |
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| Flying Fisher | The Slosher built and designed after the flying fish species. It have the highest range but is weaker than even the Aqua-Bucket, but its fire rate is the highest among the Sloshers next to the Squiddo Slosher. |
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| Squiddo Slosher | A small Slosher that while low ranged and low damaging, it can be fling insanely fast and can cover even the sides, useful to cover itself from dangers. |
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| Slosh-tron V1 | A futuristic Slosher designed for massive damage in exchange of an ugly low range but also able to stop any shots except of those of the Special Weapons. |
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| Slosh-tron V2 | A lighter but weaker Slosh-tron that can spread ink better than the first version, making it more useful to fill in the objective than directly attacking the targets. |
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| Mega Slosher | The biggest Slosher to date, and also have high stats on most but in exhange, slow down the user in ground and swimming speed because of its weight. |
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Splatlings[]
| Splatling Name | Description | Weapon Stats |
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| Power Splatling | The powerhouse type of a Splatling. While it is quite heavy and thus give it low mobility, its charge rate is insanely fast and its power combined with that will be a grvae danger for even Sloshers, but still not a problem for Chargers. |
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| Rattling Splatling | A particuliar type of Splatling; it start with awfully low range and slow fire rate but increases as it charges. At maximum, it reach insane range and extreme fire rate. It also will not stop shooting until manually stopped, running out of ink or interrupted. |
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| Neon Splatling | A Splatling with neon that goes bright even during the day. It is for stylish splatting and stylish territory coverage, but not so much for distant strike and mobility. |
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| Blazin' Splatling | A fire-patterned Splatling with fiery firing speed and damage, as well as great distance, but also charge a bit slow and it consumes Ink quickly does to it faster firing speed. |
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| Duo Splatling | A particuliar Splatling that have two-cannon instead of one. This doubles the damage and distance, as well as firing speed, but it also consumes twice as much as Ink, forcing the player to use it quickly against enemies. |
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| Octo-Splatling | A Splatling replica designed for the Octorians, or more specifically the Octolings, before the original got accidently trashed, then found by Sheldon, then purchased by the disguised Seafear. This one deals more damage and more mobility but alas, it also offer less shooting range. |
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| Splash-Splatling | This is a replica of a Splatling made for the Rebellious Oversea, with sea waves patterns. It offer the best mobility and reasonable charge rate, but it damage less than regular Splatlings. On second thought, you can still move fast while charging! |
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| Mega Splatling | The slightly bigger Splatling patterned after the Tera Inklings. It allow insane charge rate, great damage and the best initial distance to date, but in exchange it slow down the user even when not using it. |
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Squirtlers[]
| Squirtler Name | Description | Weapon Stats |
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| Squirtler (Basic) | The new type of Main Weapon introduced in this game. The Squirtler is shooting a quick but usually weak shot, but it can hijack Sub Weapons and with good precisions, Rollers and Sloshers, and even some Special Weapons like the Inkstrike. The higher the Backfire Rate is, the more powerful the enemy's weapon backfire is. |
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| Cross-Squirt | A silent and strong Squirtler designed like a crossbow that can shoot arrow-like shots. While the Splash rate is low, the Backfire Rate is more powerful. |
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| Scope-Squirt | A Squirtler with a scope, which increase accuracy. Charge it in order to increase its damage. While the Backfire Rate is a bit weak, it is more accurate and more splashing than other Squirtlers. |
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| Charging-Squirt | The uncharged shot is weak and little splash, but as you charge it, you can fire it further and make it a bigger splash. |
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| Cuttle-Squirt | A Squirtler that is automatic and can shoot many shots at a time, but the splash is a bit low and the total range is not that fantastic. |
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| Shark-Squirt | A powerful Squirtler shaped like a white shark! It have powerful damage and amazing splash rate, but the backfire rate is rather weak. |
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| Whale Squirtler | A bigger version of the Squirtler...say, since the XL weapons become a style? Anyway, it does more damage and more splash rate than other Squirtler, and average stats on the rest, but a big weapon like this also slow down the user. |
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| Clownfish Squirtler | The "joker" of the Squirtlers, modeled after a clownfish. This can be as annoying as Moe, as it have the highest range and backfire rate at date, but its awful splash rate and mediocre damage means professional uses required. |
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Sub Weapons[]
| Sub Weapon Name | Description |
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Sponge Bomb |
A sponge-like bomb that convert collected ink into the player's. After some seconds or when absorbed enough Ink, it will blow up and the explosion radius and damage varies on the amount of ink absorbed. |
| Bowling Bomb | A bomb based on the bowling ball. It rolls straight on flat ground and roll around until several seconds passes or hit a hard object or character like a wall or a Tera Inkling/Octoling, respectively. |
| Hijacker | A little sentry that shoot arrow-shaped ink similar to the Squirtlers. While very weak, it have perfect accuracy and turn any enemies' projectiles, including from powerful Special Weapons, into the player's own ink, but it shoot quite slowly. |
| Splat-Rampoline | Make a trampoline-shaped gimmick that bounces the Inklings/Octolings very high for instant Super Jump. It can also be used to change the color of the enemy ink into yours with normal projectiles and most Sub Weapons, as well as hurting enemies attempt to jump on it. |
Gadget Weapons[]
| Gadget Weapon Name | Description |
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Squirtjet |
Weaker version of the Inkjet. Give the user a temporary lift and hover over the ground for up to three seconds. The player can use a Main Weapon at the same time. |
| Sponge-Cube | Install a sponge that grow up in size when absorbing ink from either team. It can either be used to reach extra reach or to block the enemies, but misusing it could also block you and your allies. |
| Speed-Jet | Give a slight speed boost to the user. A burst from the back also damages and pushes the enemy. |
| Spreader | Spread ink when in Squid/Octopus form for seven seconds, but when entering enemy ink it will end a bit faster. |
| Extra Cannon | Add an extra cannon for the user's weapon, increasing its distance and damage. Had much less effects on weapons like Aerospray, but others such as most Splatlings and Chargers, it had better effect. |
| Ink-Sinker | Absorb ink of other to convert them into yours. Ideal to refill your Ink but watch out for Squirtler shots. |
| Ink-Rail | Install an Ink-Rail starting point, then install an exit. It stays for 15 seconds. |
| Ally Booster | Boost a nearby ally and increase his/her speed, Ink damage and resistance for five seconds. |
| Special Surprise | The user's Special meter increases by 25 to 50% depended on the overall damage when he/she respawns. |
| Ink Cloak | Cover oneself into the same ink color of his/her team, and stays until moving roughly, swimming or shooting. Ideal for a sudden surprise. |
Special Weapons[]
| Special Weapon Name | Description |
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Squid-Sentry/Octo-Sentry |
Install a sentry that shoot rapid fire ink, but is stationary and cannot strike from the behind. |
| Songshell | A musical shell that attract opponents then explode when near enough. Can be destroyed. |
| Mega Jump | Locate any location, then launch yourself into the selected zone. While the Mega Jump can be interupted by splatting the user, it deal even more damage than the total amount from the Inkstrike and can thus possibly OHKO a Tera player in the right spot. |
| Surf Attack | Do a frontal dash that can be steered a bit. While less damaging than the Kraken, it can push anyone on the user's way and cover more ink. |
| Splat-Shield | Put up a big shield from a little device that block all shots, even from the Inkstrike. |
| Super Ink | Unlimited ink, faster fire rate and swim faster for seven seconds. |
New Gears[]
Head Gears[]
| Head Gear Name | Description |
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Maid Hat |
Part of the Maid Set. Fitting for Inkling Girl but manly Inkling Boys don't usually wear that. Nevertheless cute with the complete costume. |
| Hard-Worker Hat | Good for construction site to avoid falling tools to injure your head, but it don't give protection from any kind of ink or water at all. |
| Archer Hat | Based on the hat wore by the legendary archer from the human-medieval time. Don't steal the rich for the poor though, as there is a good reason why this should be avoided. |
| News-Boy Hat | Extra! Extra! You just got splatted by the mighty pro of gossips, reporting and also champion of pain-of-the-neck! Based on stereotypical news boy's usual hat. |
| Film Maker Beret | Cut! You there, stop squiddin' around and move like a kid and fight like a man! Excellent! Now that's the wrap! |
| Artificial Halo | Want to feel like an angel? This halo should to the job. The trick is, if you wanted to be a prankster, this one is a classic way to be deceiving when someone suspected ya! |
| Dragon Helmet | Nothing feel more awesome than feeling like a dragon. Except until you ended up to breath fire for real which is scientifically impossible to do so, thankfully. |
Upper Body Gears[]
| Upper Body Gear Name | Description |
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Eau de Mer-Maid |
A classic maid upper set. Cute isn't it? While it is very fitting for shy or classy Inkling Girls, it also fit on anyone else, really, but it would probably felt awkward for Inkling Boys. Probably. |
| Dragon Clothing | An upper Japanese clothing, modeled after eastern dragons. We don't think that dragons really exists, but if water cannot put them into instinction, then this mean that there are chances that the legend should be real! |
| Splatoon T-Shirt | Well, what do you know? It seems that the Splatoon Squadron is famous enough to have a stylish shirt after those...what do you mean, that it rather refer to the game itself? Quit being meta, will ya? |
| Frenchman Apron | Artist often wear those when painting. Between you and me, there is a lot of arts in Ancient France! |
| Rebel's Scales | Don't even try to be wrongly edgy. Edgy actually means cool... and literal edge. Scales that looks like fishes', but make you as sharp as crocodiles. |
| Baker's Apron | This apron is often used by bakers, especially in Ancient Dutch. Clown Fishes often mistook them for cook's apron...well, they might not have the greatest sight around. |
Legs Gears[]
| Legs Gear Name | Description |
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War Legwear |
Those pants are wore during the Great Turf Wars, and it had been remade with better fiber and material, but not ink-proof yet. |
| Long-End Pants | Those pants are long enough to slightly cover your pants. Isn't it noice? It makes your legs as covered as a clownfish in an over-sized anemone. |
| Leather Pants | I'm pretty sure it does NOT automatically makes you an angel. Trust me, some mean-spirited citizens are wearing those to attract good-hearted and bad-hearted fans alike. They do exist during human history of course. |
| Short Shorts | The shortest short we could make without alarting the laws. Practical for mobility and flexibility of our legs, but not so much for temperature. |
| Blue Jeans | Traidional jeans, invented and wore by humanity long, long time ago. Handy for everyday works and for more stable pockets. But why jeans are traditionally blue is a big mystery... |
| Leg Rings | A new fashion introduced in the recent era, those are tighter than squid rings, and brighter than pearls. And by brighter, it does not means being smarter in that case! |
Hands/Arms Gears[]
| Hands/Arms Gear Name | Description |
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Biker's Gloves |
Nothing better to look cool than biker's gloves! Except to look needlessly dark, shall we dare to say. |
| Owl Gloves | Those heavy and thick gloves are used to protect our hands and forearms from birds with sharp claws such as eagles and owls. Say, what are eagles and owls already? |
| Medieval Gloves | They seems old-fashioned considering that they existed since the Inklings' medieval era, but nevertheless conformtable and silky to wear with. |
| Big Rings | Those shiny golden rings give you a fashion similar to a certain sister of the seven siblings working for a certain brutal turtoise from another world... |
| Squid Bracelets | Ooh! Look at those small Squids hanging on your bracelets! So cute... Hold it, isn't this a bit redundant? |
| Octorian Bracelets | If you feels sorry for the Octorians for their tragic past and for their decaying home, consider wearing these out of respect. Watch for bigoted Inklings after that. |
Special Gears[]
The Special Gears are those that cannot be normally found in shops and requires to be found in Hero Mode.
| Other Gear Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
Pharaoh Collar (Collar) |
A collar worn by a pharaoh years ago. Indicating by the squid symbol, it might be that Inklings had experienced hypocrasy before... |
| Glamour Glitter (Effect) | Express your love toward your beloved one by showing those glittering hearts. But be wary; those who dislikes the concept of love might want to splat ya. |
| Grimy Glitter (Effect) | Show your hatred toward everybody and everything (or just look intimidating) with this gritty glitters. It might attract some negative attentions if you get careless with it. |
| Callie's Bewildered Bow (Collar) | Show your passion toward Callie by wearing this bow. It gives an exciting feeling! |
| Marie's Calming Collar (Collar) | If you are a big fan of Marie, this collar is for you. It gives a calming feeling. |
| Pearl's Attitude Armbands (Arms) | If Pearl is your guilty pleasure, then those Armbands modeled after her is the right choice! It gives you a certain attitude not to laugh at. |
| Marina's Easygoing Earrings (Ears) | There are Inklings who adore Marina despite her being an Octoling. If you are one of them (or an Octoling), you can show her respect by wearing those earrings. It gives an easygoing feeling. |
| Cap'n Cuttlefish's Heroic Helmet (Head) | Cap'n Cuttlefish had made one of these to celebrate the Honor Ceremony originally exclusive for the heroes of the Great Turf Wars. And now, this one is yours! It gives a heroic feeling. |
| DJ Octavio's Wasabi Wig (Head) | He may be a DJ, but I heard that he makes succulent wasabi! This gives you feelings of ambition and mischief. |
| Seafear's Superiority Sapphire (Collar) | There isn't much thing that make Seafear to fear. In fact, when she turns Tera Seafear, even the Salmonoids fear her! This gives you a serious sense of superiority, if you likes to feel smug. |
Other Features[]
Splatfest[]
Daily Hero Events[]
Amiibo & VirtualCards Challenges[]
Gallery[]
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Credits[]
Trivia[]
- Does to the Tera Inkling's size, it is often joked that the Giant Inklings and Colossal Inklings are couple of irony, despite the former being the tallest and the latter the second tallest of regular Inklings.