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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
The Ink Tank is shown next to Inkling's [[damage meter]], in a color matching her current [[Ink (disambiguation)|ink]] color (which is in turn determined by her costume). It holds 150 units of ammunition, which are consumed in varying amounts by various attacks. In particular, the line on the Ink Tank | The Ink Tank is shown next to Inkling's [[damage meter]], in a color matching her current [[Ink (disambiguation)|ink]] color (which is in turn determined by her costume). It holds 150 units of ammunition, which are consumed in varying amounts by various attacks. In particular, the line on the Ink Tank shows how much ink will be expended by throwing a [[Splat Bomb]]. If Inkling does not have enough ink for a move, it will deal less damage and knockback, and certain moves will have no effect at all. | ||
The ink tank can be gradually replenished at any time by holding the special button while shielding, or when the ink tank is completely empty, via neutral special or down special. The ink tank is also fully restored when Inkling is KO'd. | The ink tank can be gradually replenished at any time by holding the special button while shielding, or when the ink tank is completely empty, via neutral special or down special. The ink tank is also fully restored when Inkling is KO'd. | ||
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|Neutral infinite | |Neutral infinite | ||
|2 (per hit) | |2 (per hit) | ||
|Without ink, | |Without ink, the infinite's finisher will have no hitboxes at all, and therefore deal no damage or knockback. | ||
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|Forward smash | |Forward smash | ||
|10 | |10 | ||
|rowspan="3"|Does significantly lower damage and knockback | |rowspan="3"|Does significantly lower damage and knockback, but still features ink splatter effects. | ||
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|Up smash | |Up smash | ||
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|Forward throw | |Forward throw | ||
|10 | |10 | ||
|Without ink, the Splattershot's hitbox | |Without ink, the Splattershot's hitbox deals no damage and will not cover opponents in ink. | ||
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|[[Splattershot]] | |[[Splattershot]] | ||
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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
The Ink Tank is the {{uv|Splatoon}} series' equivalent to the ammo mechanics seen in traditional shooters. It is emptied by firing main weapons and using sub weapons, and is refilled while | The Ink Tank is the {{uv|Splatoon}} series' equivalent to the ammo mechanics seen in traditional shooters. It is emptied by firing main weapons and using sub weapons, and is refilled while submerged in ink in squid or octopus form. | ||
[[Category:Inkling]] | [[Category:Inkling]] | ||
