Main Weapons

There are seven classes of Main Weapons in Splatoon:

The Shooter, the Blaster, the Charger, the Roller, the Brush, the Slosher, and the Splatling.

Splatoon 2 features all seven classes from the original, as well as adding two more types: the Brella and the Dualies.

Splatoon 3 features all 9 types from Splatoon 2, as well as adding the Stringers and the Splatanas, for a total of 11 classes at launch.

Shooters[]

Shooters are mid-range rapid fire weapons, with great versatility and the capability of tackling almost any situation. Shooters boast the largest number of weapons available in the game, and each weapon can be drastically different. Shooters boast 2 different subtypes as well, the regular shooters, and the semi-automatic weapons.

Blasters[]

Blasters are short-range weapons that excel in close combat. A shot from a blaster sends out a compact wad of ink that explodes shortly after. One or two well placed shots from a blaster is often enough to take out close foes.

Standard Blaster Line[]

Blaster
- Custom Blaster
- Hero Blaster Replica (Splatoon 2)
- Gleamz Blaster (Splatoon 3)

Range Blaster Line[]

Range Blaster
- Custom Range Blaster
- Grim Range Blaster (Splatoon 1 & 2)

Luna Blaster Line[]

Luna Blaster
- Luna Blaster Neo
- Kensa Luna Blaster (Splatoon 2)
- Order Blaster Replica (Splatoon 3)

Rapid Blaster Line[]

Rapid Blaster
- Rapid Blaster Deco
- Kensa Rapid Blaster (Splatoon 2)
Rapid Blaster Pro
- Rapid Blaster Pro Deco
- Rapid Blaster Pro WNT-R

Clash Blaster Line (Splatoon 2 & 3)[]

Clash Blaster
- Clash Blaster Neo

S-BLAST Line (Splatoon 3)[]

S-BLAST '92
- S-BLAST '91

Chargers[]

Chargers are slow long-range weapons which excel in taking down players from afar. Each shot can be charged, and upon being fully charged it's generally capable of killing an enemy player in one hit. Some chargers even have a scope, which gets a zoomed-in view for accurate aiming while fully charged, in trade-off to a smaller viewing area.

Splat Charger Line[]

Splat Charger
- Kelp Splat Charger (Splatoon)
- Bento Splat Charger (Splatoon)
- Hero Charger Replica (Splatoon 1 & 2)
- Firefin Splat Charger (Splatoon 2)
- Kensa Charger (Splatoon 2)
- Z+F Splat Charger (Splatoon 3)
- Order Charger Replica (Splatoon 3)
- Splat Charger CAM-O (Splatoon 3)
Splatterscope
- Kelp Splatterscope (Splatoon)
- Bento Splatterscope (Splatoon)
- Firefin Splatterscope (Splatoon 2)
- Kensa Splatterscope (Splatoon 2)
- Z+F Splatterscope (Splatoon 3)
- Splatterscope CAM-O (Splatoon 3)

Squiffer Line[]

Classic Squiffer
- New Squiffer
- Fresh Squiffer (Splatoon 1 & 2)

E-Liter Line[]

E-liter 3K (Splatoon)
- Custom E-liter 3K
E-liter 4K (Splatoon 2 & 3)
- Custom E-liter 4K
E-liter 3K Scope (Splatoon)
- Custom E-liter 3K Scope
E-liter 4K Scope (Splatoon 2 & 3)
- Custom E-liter 4K Scope

Bamboozler Line[]

Bamboozler 14 MK I
- Bamboozler 14 MK II
- Bamboozler 14 MK III (Splatoon 1 & 2)

Goo Tuber Line (Splatoon 2 & 3)[]

Goo Tuber
- Custom Goo Tuber

Snipewriter Line (Splatoon 3)[]

Snipewriter 5H
- Snipewriter 5B

Rollers[]

Rollers are short to medium-range weapons which excel at covering areas in ink. Rollers leave a wide trail of ink as the player runs and are powerful in close combat when flicking ink or rolling over enemies.

Splat Roller Line[]

Splat Roller
- Krak-On Splat Roller
- Hero Roller Replica (Splatoon 1 & 2)
- CoroCoro Splat Roller (Splatoon)
- Kensa Splat Roller (Splatoon 2)
- Order Roller Replica (Splatoon 3)

Dynamo Line[]

Dynamo Roller
- Gold Dynamo Roller
- Tempered Dynamo Roller (Splatoon)
- Kensa Dynamo Roller (Splatoon 2)
- Starz Dynamo Roller (Splatoon 3)

Carbon Roller Line[]

Carbon Roller
- Carbon Roller Deco
- Carbon Roller ANG-L (Splatoon 3)

Flingza Roller Line (Splatoon 2 & 3)[]

Flingza Roller
- Foil Flingza Roller

Big Swig Roller Line (Splatoon 3)[]

Big Swig Roller
- Big Swig Roller Express
- Planetz Big Swig Roller

Brushes[]

Brushes are an unofficial subclass of Rollers that excel in short range combat and speed. Brushes leave a thin trail of ink as the player runs and can quickly flick ink to cover turf and splat enemy players.

Inkbrush Line[]

Inkbrush
- Inkbrush Nouveau
- Permanent Inkbrush (Splatoon 1 & 2)

Octobrush Line[]

Octobrush
- Octobrush Nouveau
- Kensa Octobrush (Splatoon 2)
- Herobrush Replica (Splatoon 2)
- Order Brush Replica (Splatoon 3)
- Cometz Octobrush (Splatoon 3)

Painbrush Line (Splatoon 3)[]

Painbrush
- Painbrush Nouveau
- Painbrush BRN-Z (Splatoon 3)

Sloshers[]

Sloshers are mid-range weapons that excel at splatting enemies. These weapons appear to take the form of a bucket, and are used by throwing a large amount of ink in an arc. By adjusting the angle, these weapons can be used to splat opponents who are up high or even on the other side of a wall.

Standard Slosher Line[]

Slosher
- Slosher Deco
- Soda Slosher (Splatoon 1 & 2)
- Hero Slosher Replica (Splatoon 2)
- Order Slosher Replica (Splatoon 3)

Tri-Slosher Line[]

Tri-Slosher
- Tri-Slosher Nouveau
- Tri-Slosher ASH-N

Sloshing Machine Line[]

Sloshing Machine
- Sloshing Machine Neo
- Kensa Sloshing Machine (Splatoon 2)

Explosher Line (Splatoon 2 & 3)[]

Explosher
- Custom Explosher

Bloblobber Line (Splatoon 2 & 3)[]

Bloblobber
- Bloblobber Deco

Dread Wringer (Splatoon 3)[]

Dread Wringer
- Dread Wringer D
- Hornz Dread Wringer

Splatlings []

Splatlings are mid to long-range weapons that are capable of firing ink at an alarming rate in bursts in the style of a minigun. Much like the Charger class of weapons, to execute these weapons' highest potential they must be charged. Splatlings however actually charge twice, the first charge determines the range of the weapon's fire and the second faster charge determines how long the weapon fires.