Splatoon Raiders - Weapons

The eleven weapon classes of Splatoon Raiders, the full set of Splatoon main weapon families carried into the series' first PvE spin-off. Raids revolve around a single equipped main weapon plus a gadget and a Bot Buddy Showstopper, so class choice defines a run more than any individual pickup. Every...
of 11 entries · updated 2026-09-15
Name Type Description Stats Source
Shooters Weapon Class (Balanced) The default, most forgiving weapon family: rapid-fire ink guns with balanced damage, range, and ink efficiency that reward straightforward aim and constant pressure. Damage: Balanced Range: Short to Medium Fire Rate: Automatic Difficulty: Beginner friendly Found in raids, purchased with collected resources, and upgraded through the weapon upgrade systems at the hideout
Rollers Weapon Class (Melee / Ink Trail) Heavy ink rollers that paint a wide trail while moving and crush anything caught under the drum, with a fling attack for ranged splats. Damage: High up close Range: Very Short to Medium (fling) Fire Rate: Slow Difficulty: Moderate Shrimp Roller appears in the roller weapon list; Primo variants are farmed from higher-tier raids
Chargers Weapon Class (Long Range) Sniper-style ink weapons that must be held to charge before releasing a long, piercing shot that splats most targets in one hit. Damage: Very high on a full charge Range: Long Fire Rate: Charged, single shot Difficulty: High skill ceiling Unleaded 4K and Primo Unleaded 4K appear in the charger weapon list
Sloshers Weapon Class (Arcing) Bucket-style weapons that lob a heavy arc of ink over cover and onto enemies, splatting in a wide splash where it lands. Damage: High in the splash area Range: Medium arc Fire Rate: Slow to moderate Difficulty: Moderate Found as raid loot and bought from the hideout weapon systems
Splatlings Weapon Class (Sustained Fire) Heavy minigun-style weapons that rev up to a very high rate of fire, trading mobility and charge time for unmatched sustained damage output. Damage: Very high while spun up Range: Medium to Long Fire Rate: Very high after charging Difficulty: Moderate, positioning dependent Gas-Can Splatling and Primo Gas-Can Splatling appear in the splatling weapon list
Dualies Weapon Class (Mobile) Twin-inked pistols that can dodge roll mid-fight, briefly locking aim while improving accuracy and fire rate after each roll. Damage: Moderate, higher after a dodge roll Range: Short to Medium Fire Rate: High Difficulty: Intermediate, dodge timing matters Sport-Bottle, Sippy-Cup, and Glooga Dualies appear in the dualies weapon list; Primo variants drop from higher-tier raids
Brellas Weapon Class (Defensive) Shotgun-style weapons fitted with a deployable ink canopy that blocks incoming fire, then launches forward as a projectile when released. Damage: Moderate to high at close range Range: Short Fire Rate: Moderate Difficulty: Moderate, shield management Found as raid loot and bought from the hideout weapon systems
Blasters Weapon Class (Burst Damage) Short-range weapons that fire explosive ink rounds which detonate for splash damage around the impact point, letting them splat enemies they cannot see directly. Damage: Heavy with splash Range: Short Fire Rate: Slow to moderate Difficulty: Intermediate Found as raid loot and bought from the hideout weapon systems
Brushes Weapon Class (Fast Melee) Ink brushes that swing quickly for rapid melee splats while leaving a trail of ink behind, blending roller-style area control with the speed of a fist weapon. Damage: Moderate, very fast swings Range: Very short Fire Rate: Very high Difficulty: Intermediate Found as raid loot and bought from the hideout weapon systems
Stringers Weapon Class (Arrows) Bow-style weapons that fire volleys of ink arrows, with a charged shot that fans three arrows out in a horizontal spread. Damage: High on charged volleys Range: Medium to Long Fire Rate: Charged volleys Difficulty: High skill ceiling Found as raid loot and bought from the hideout weapon systems
Splatanas Weapon Class (Charged Slash) Sword-like ink blades that swing a wide horizontal slash, with a charged strike that closes distance and sends out a flying ink wave. Damage: High, higher on charged slashes Range: Short melee with a mid-range wave Fire Rate: Moderate Difficulty: Moderate Primo Plastic Splatana and other splatanas appear in the splatana weapon list; Primo variants drop from higher-tier raids
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