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The weapon does not return in ''{{iw|inkipedia|Splatoon 2}}'' and ''{{iw|inkipedia|Splatoon 3}}'', being indirectly replaced by the {{iw|inkipedia|Sting Ray}} and {{iw|inkipedia|Killer Wail 5.1}}, respectively. However, in ''Splatoon 2'', a weapon similar to the Killer Wail called the {{iw|inkipedia|Princess Cannon}} appears at the end of the final boss battle of the game's ''{{iw|inkipedia|Octo Expansion}}'' DLC and on the Splatfest/Private battle-exclusive stage {{iw|inkipedia|MC.Princess Diaries}}, used by {{iw|inkipedia|Pearl}} to destroy the final boss or unleash an extremely large and powerful Wail on the opposing team, depending on which makes it to her first at the final minute or less, respectively. | The weapon does not return in ''{{iw|inkipedia|Splatoon 2}}'' and ''{{iw|inkipedia|Splatoon 3}}'', being indirectly replaced by the {{iw|inkipedia|Sting Ray}} and {{iw|inkipedia|Killer Wail 5.1}}, respectively. However, in ''Splatoon 2'', a weapon similar to the Killer Wail called the {{iw|inkipedia|Princess Cannon}} appears at the end of the final boss battle of the game's ''{{iw|inkipedia|Octo Expansion}}'' DLC and on the Splatfest/Private battle-exclusive stage {{iw|inkipedia|MC.Princess Diaries}}, used by {{iw|inkipedia|Pearl}} to destroy the final boss or unleash an extremely large and powerful Wail on the opposing team, depending on which makes it to her first at the final minute or less, respectively. | ||
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