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== Sloshers (?) == | |||
=== Bloblobber === | |||
Early version of a weapon known in Splatoon 2 as the Bloblobber, which originated from this game but was scrapped and later brought back for Splatoon 2. | |||
=== Bomlobber === | |||
Weapon similar to Bloblobber, but throws an explosive projectile instead that explodes a second after impact with the ground. | |||
=== Triple Bloblobber === | |||
Same as the Bloblobber, but the weapon shoots three projectiles. | |||
=== MK2 (1) === | |||
Similar to Triple Bloblobber, with the main difference being that it has a much faster fire rate. (Variant of Bloblobber?) | |||
=== MK2 (2) === | |||
Similar to Bloblobber, with the main difference being that it has a much faster fire rate. (Variant of Bloblobber?) | |||
Revision as of 21:46, 5 January 2025
Sloshers (?)
Bloblobber
Early version of a weapon known in Splatoon 2 as the Bloblobber, which originated from this game but was scrapped and later brought back for Splatoon 2.
Bomlobber
Weapon similar to Bloblobber, but throws an explosive projectile instead that explodes a second after impact with the ground.
Triple Bloblobber
Same as the Bloblobber, but the weapon shoots three projectiles.
MK2 (1)
Similar to Triple Bloblobber, with the main difference being that it has a much faster fire rate. (Variant of Bloblobber?)
MK2 (2)
Similar to Bloblobber, with the main difference being that it has a much faster fire rate. (Variant of Bloblobber?)
