But just like in Splatoon, players must take care to pay attention to their ink gauges. Holding the B button down while in shield form will fill their ink back up. Our favorite part about the Inkling Boy and Girl, though? Each one has eight different outfits pulled from the very stylish Splatoon series.
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In Partnership with Wal-Mart. Table of Contents. Start Here! Pushes the Splat Roller, burying any opponents hit by it. Transforms into a squid and jumps straight up. Has a sweetspot at the brush's tip, but the sourspot takes priority over it. The hitbox does not cover the splatter of paint from the Inkbrush. Fires a Blaster upward, which covers opponents in ink.
There is a hitbox next to Inkling that launches the enemy into the air before the shot goes off, setting the enemy up for the attack; this hitbox can even pick up prone or buried opponents.
Empties out a Slosher forward and then backward, which covers opponents in ink. The back hit deals less damage and knockback, and the attack also becomes weaker from afar. Useful for roll reads, for reading ledge options, or against edge hangs.
An aerial headspin. Despite its appearance, it has no lasting hitbox, and the move only covers Inkling's legs. Can combo into jab, grab, tilts, or back aerial. It can be used twice or followed by a back aerial in a single short hop. A dropkick. Has some startup and acts as a sex kick. When sweetspotted, it is one of Inkling's most reliable aerial KO moves. Swings the Splattershot backward. The move sports one of the larger disjointed hitboxes in Inkling's moveset, and its low landing and ending lag makes it one of Inkling's safest moves for approaching and spacing.
Is capable of a wall of pain in certain situations. One of Inkling's best edgeguarding options due to its good knockback and frame data. A kick. The first hit has set knockback and uses the autolink angle , allowing it to set up into tilts, jab, or grab when SHFF 'd.
The second hit has strong knockback at higher percents, making it a decent KO option. However, the animation is misleading, as the attack does not extend much horizontally. Briefly rears back before swinging the Splattershot downward. The sweetspot is at the Splattershot's nozzle and will meteor smash , while the sourspot deals strong horizontal knockback. Reaches out with the free hand. It has average range, with a lot of momentum on dash grab and a very disjointed pivot grab. Fires the Splattershot at point-blank range.
Hits twice, with the second hit covering the opponent in ink. Without ink, the first hit deals no damage. Has very weak knockback and will never KO, even at Sudden Death percents. Transforms into squid form, then spins and uses the tentacles to toss the opponent behind. Tosses the opponent upward then turns into squid form to headbutt them from below.
Sends the opponent directly upwards. Can combo reliably into neutral aerial and up aerial at low to mid percents, and at higher percents up aerial can KO out of up throw. Slams the opponent head-first into the ground with one hand. Sends the opponent in front, allowing it to combo into tilts or neutral attack depending on the opponent. Shoots the Splattershot on both sides of Inkling. Despite its appearance, the move does not apply ink to opponents.
Rapidly fires the Splattershot , which covers opponents in ink at a fast pace. It only causes hitstun at very close range 3 character lengths , and slowly pushes opponents back at any further distance. Due to its high fire rate, it can lock opponents in shieldstun. It can be angled up and down, but the projectiles disappear after a set distance.
If the Ink Tank goes below the labeled line, both the projectiles and the close-range hitbox will shorten and lose damage. If this move is used without any ink, she will begin charging ink. Wields a Roller and begins to slide it forward. The Roller spreads ink across the floor, with inked surfaces slowing opponents down. If Inkling and the opponent are grounded, it will bury them and cover them in ink, allowing for followups. The damage, bury duration and ink applied are determined by how fast Inkling is moving.
If the target is already buried, Inkling is airborne, or the Roller is moving too slow, it will apply ink but knock the opponent upward instead of burying them. If the opponent is airborne, the Roller will not hit them. After rolling for a set distance, Inkling can cancel the move with the special or attack button, jump out of the animation, turn around by pressing back or maintain her speed by holding forward. Otherwise, the move will slow down until it no longer deals damage.
In the air, the Roller can only be used once before landing, but jumping out of the move does not use a double jump, allowing it to extend Inkling's recovery. If Roller is started without ink, Inkling will slowly walk forward with a dejected look, and cannot speed up or deal damage. If Inkling runs out of ink mid-Roller, the attack will deal damage if it is still traveling fast enough, but will not bury or apply ink. The Splat Roller is core to Inkling's KO setups and neutral game and is primarily used to finish off opponents at higher percents with a smash attack.
Performs a Super Jump. Despite being effective at dealing damage, she has difficulty getting KOs due to her most effective attacks being her slowest or most situational. Her grounded attacks are also less effective than her aerial ones, forcing her to grab opponents to start dealing more damage - something at odds with her ranged special attacks.
Additionally, her recovery, although useful, is quite predictable and easy to defend against, while her ink needs to be constantly managed and refilled at key moments or else some of her best attacks drastically lose effectiveness or even become completely ineffective. Despite this, Inkling has no glaring weaknesses. Her generally middling stats with above-average speed and ink ability allow her to rack up damage incredibly well, even if she has some difficulty getting KOs.
Overall, Inkling is viewed as a high-ranking character. While playing as Pit on the standard form of the Palutena's Temple stage, performing a down taunt for a split second allows him to have a conversation with fellow Kid Icarus characters Palutena and Viridi about one of the other characters in the battle. This Easter egg, referencing the style of Kid Icarus: Uprising , features one conversation for each base game fighter, plus Piranha Plant.
However, if Pit is hit during the taunting animation, the sequence will not work again for the rest of the match. From Inkipedia, the Splatoon wiki. Costume 3, based on Agent 3. Category : Super Smash Bros. Navigation menu Personal tools Create account Log in. Namespaces Page Discussion. Views Read View source History. Main page Recent changes Random page Policy Help. Games Manga Merchandise.
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