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Splatoon 3 Slosher – Best uses and weaknesses

Throw ink like a champ.

Splatoon 3 offers many ways to engage in ink-based warfare. You can choose from a variety of weapon types, but what is more fun than throwing buckets of ink around? The Slosher is precisely that—a bucket of ink. This weapon has great coverage and damage, making it a great choice. Below you can find a list of strengths and weaknesses as well as different Slosher-type weapons.

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Splatoon 3 Slosher Strengths

The Slosher is a powerful weapon that dumps a large amount of ink out at once, making it perfect for coating Splatoon 3's stages in your team's ink. It also deals a great amount of damage, especially if your target is above you. The ink arcs into the air and comes down, giving it a good amount of range.

  • Great for inking turf.
  • Deals good damage.
  • Good forward range.

Splatoon 3 Slosher Weaknesses

While the Slosher can deal a good amount of damage and has good range directly in front of it, it does suffer in two areas. It deals less damage to targets below you, so you will need to watch your position when battling enemies. It also does not have a good horizontal range, meaning you really only hit the target in front of you. Lastly, it does have a somewhat slower fire rate.

  • Damage falls off on targets below you.
  • Does not have good side-to-side coverage.
  • Throwing ink takes time.

Related: Splatoon 3 Dualies – Best uses and weaknesses

Splatoon 3 Slosher Type Weapons

  • Slosher (Level 3)
    • Splat Bomb: A bomb that explodes a short time after it lands. It inks the area around it when it explodes and can even take out opponents.
    • Triple Ink Strike: Throw and deploy a guidance device with R to cause a tornado-generating ink strike to land on that spot from above. You can deploy up to three guidance devices to activate three separate ink tornadoes.
  • Tri-Slosher (Level 10)
    • Toxic Mist: A bottle that sprays the fluid of a certain creature in mist form. Opponents caught in the mist move slower and their ink is slightly reduced. The longer an enemy is in the mist, the stronger the effect becomes.
    • Inkjet: This launches you into the air by spraying out ink, allowing you to attack opponents with the attached launcher. You can fly higher temporarily by press R.
  • Sloshing Machine (Level 14)
    • Fizzy Bomb: bomb loaded with special carbonated ink. Hold R to build power, then unleash up to three explosives. Shake the controller, move the Stick, or mash buttons to build power faster!
    • Booyah Bomb: Funnel power into an explosive ink ball, and launch it at the enemy. By sending and receiving "Booyahs" from your team, you can build power more quickly. Teammates who send Booyahs will be rewarded by having their special gauge filled a little.

Related: Splatoon 3 Splatana – Best uses and weaknesses

  • Bloblobber (Level 19)
    • Sprinkler: A device that attaches to the ground or to walls and sprays ink. It operates at full power right when you place it but gradually gets weaker. You can only place one at a time.
    • Ink Storm: Throw this device to generate a rain cloud of ink. The cloud gradually moves away from where the device was thrown.
  • Explosher (Level 29)
    • Point Sensor: A device that marks opponents nearby where it's thrown. It reveals the opponents' locations to your teammates.
    • Ink Storm: Throw this device to generate a rain cloud of ink. The cloud gradually moves away from where the device was thrown.

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Justin has been diving into fantasy worlds since he can remember. He is a certified nerd who has a deep love of reading, writing, and hiking. He has been writing since his college days, but specifically in gaming for two years. His favorite games are The Legend of Zelda, Pokémon, Hollow Knight, Celeste, and Banjo Kazooie.