They'll have to focus their aim towards the Torpedo and shoot it down if they don't want to suffer the damage, which gives you the opportunity to damage them with your slashes instead. Splatoon and various characters, images and names in this overview are property of Nintendo. This is purely a fan-made concept and is not official. It provides a valuable distraction for the enemy that allows you to close the distance a bit more securely. 41 page overview of my year-long project for a new sequel to Nintendo's Splatoon series. That aside, the Torpedo is a great Sub Weapon for the Splatana Wiper. The downside to this Sub Weapon is that it can be destroyed by opponents while it's in the air. It'll still deal 60 damage at the center, but you won't get the extra paintballs out of it this way.

Alternatively, you can throw the bomb directly onto a surface to not have it hone in on an opponent. The lists include what sub and special are in the weapon's set, the cost of each weapon, and the level requirement to unlock the weapon. The explosion will cause eight small paintballs to scatter from the center, each one exploding for 12 damage. The following lists show the most essential stats for every main weapon. Once it makes contact with an enemy or hits the ground, it'll explode for 60 damage. The Torpedo is a Sub Weapon that hones in on an enemy. RELATED: Splatoon 3: Top 10 Tips And Tricks For Salmon Run Next Wave Try using the charged slashes for inking a path forward, while using the horizontal slashes for inking everywhere else. The charged slashes, however, cover the ground very well. Considering you can fire them very quickly though, it's not much of an issue. Like the Tri-Stringer, its horizontal slashes leave the path it travels spotty. The Splatana Wiper's horizontal slashes is decent at inking turf. See a corner that you can stalk in? A wall you can Squid Surge over? Use these to catch your opponents by surprise. Another way is by using whatever stage you're on to your advantage. You can only get so close doing this, since opponents will usually be covering ink that isn't theirs. Slowly swimming in your ink is one way to catch them by surprise, since doing so won't cause you to make a splash. If you're looking to get up close and personal with your opponents, you'll need to be careful, especially if you want that one-hit kill.

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