All Weapons in Splatoon Raiders
Complete weapon database with stats, categories, and unlock conditions.
最後更新: 2026-07-22
How Weapons Work
Raiders is a looter-shooter, so weapons are loot: there are 100+ of them, and each carries a star rarity from 1 to 5. Higher-rarity weapons come with more built-in passive abilities and stat buffs, so a 5-star drop does more out of the box than a 1-star of the same type. You start with 1-star gear and work up as you play.
Weapons drop randomly during raids and stay hidden until you return to base, where you inspect, craft, and upgrade them between runs. So there is no single “best weapon” to chase — you build around whatever high-rarity gear you pull.
Rarity and passive-ability system: Official (Nintendo Direct). Drop/craft loop: confirmed by hands-on reviews.
Confirmed Weapon Types
These are the weapon types shown so far. We list only what has actually appeared in official footage or hands-on play — the full catalog is still being mapped.
| Type | What it's good for |
|---|---|
| Paint guns | Watergun-style rapid fire — reliable all-rounders |
| Paintbrushes | Wide strokes tear through close-quarters swarms |
| Paint rollers | Flatten terrain and enemies at melee range |
| Bow & arrow | Charges to spray paint in horizontal or vertical spreads |
Complete Weapon List
[發售後更新] — The full weapon database with stats (damage, range, fire rate, ink consumption, special) will be populated after launch testing. Each weapon will include:
- Star rarity (1–5) and the passive abilities each roll can carry
- Base stats: damage, range, fire rate, ink cost
- Where it drops and how to craft/upgrade it
- Which tanks and gadgets it pairs well with
- Best-use scenarios against specific enemy waves
Weapon Rankings
For weapon rankings and meta picks, see the Splatoon Raiders Tier List.
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