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Splatoon 2 has a wealth of weapons for you to choose from, all of which are available for purchase from the Ammo Knights store run by Sheldon in Inkopolis Square, but only after you’ve reached the required level for each weapon. This Splatoon 2 weapons guide will walk you through the best weapons to unlock, as well as the best weapons to suit your own specific playstyle.
If you instead needed help with anything else in the game, then head over to our Splatoon 2 tips and tricks guides hub, containing all the information you need to dominate in Turf War online, or guides on how to beat every boss in Splatoon 2.
Splatoon 2 Best Weapons Guide
There are a variety of weapons available for purchase in Splatoon 2, and while we’ll run down every weapon in the game further below, for now we’ll be detailing the best Splatoon 2 weapon for every game mode.
Best Weapons for Turf War:
Tentatek Splattershot
Splattershot Jr.
N-Zap 89
N-Zap 85
Splat Dualies
Aerospray MG
The reasoning behind these weapons is simple: you need to ink a lot of ground in Splatoon 2’s Turf War in order to win, and quickly. The Splattershots, Splat Dualies, and Aerospray MG all have a high rate of fire, able to ink lots of ground quickly, while the N-Zap 85 and 89 have better damage, as well as Suction Bombs, perfect for covering your surroundings in ink in one go.
The Splat Dualies are a great, versatile weapon in Splatoon 2.
Best Weapons for Tower Control:
Heavy Splatling
Tentatek Splattershot
Splat Dualies
Splat Charger
You need to control the tower in order to get it to move in Tower Control, so getting your enemies off the tower is crucial. The Splat Charger is perfect for singling out enemies on top of the tower, while the Heavy Splatling and Splat Dualies are perfect for inking lots of ground in front of you, as well as dealing out solid damage to enemy Inklings.
Best Weapons for Splat Zones:
Tetatek Splattershot
Splat Roller
Octobrush
Aerospray MG
In Splatoon 2’s Splat Zones, you need to control a number of specified areas at once, instead of the majority of the entire map like in Turf War. The Splat Roller and Octobrush are perfect for this, able to rapidly cover an area in ink, while the Splattershot and Aerospray MG can do the same job slightly less effectively, but dealing out more damage to opposing Inklings.
Here's the leaderboard system of Splatoon 2.
What are the Best Weapons in Splatoon 2?
Below, we’ve listed every Splatoon 2 weapon, as well as ordering them by group, placing all of the automatic Shooters together on their own, as well as Blasters and Chargers into their own groups. In each specific weapon group, we’ve ordered the Splatoon 2 weapons from best to worst, according to all our time spent with the game so far.
Best Shooters in Splatoon 2
Here you’ll find every Shooter weapon in Splatoon 2 ranked from best at the top level, to worst down at the bottom level. This is all our opinion, of course, but every weapon near the top of the list is near essential in winning a game of Turf War.
Tentatek Splattershot - .52 Gal - Wasabi Splattershot
.96 Gal Deco - Splattershot Pro - Berry Splattershot - Cherry H-3 Nozzlenose
Custom Jet Squelcher - Splattershot - L-3 Nozzlenose D - Forge Splattershot Pro - Splattershot Jr. - Aerospray MG - N-Zap 83 - Neo Splash-o-Matic
Here, we’ll be ranking the best Splatoon 2 Blasters, ranking the complete weapon set from best to worst. Blasters are generally slower weapons than say, Shooters, but make up in firepower and damage what they lack in speed.
Luna Blaster Neo
Custom Range Blaster - Grim Range Blaster - Rapid Blaster Pro Deco - Luna Blaster
Rapid Blaster Deco - Custom Blaster - Range Blaster
Rapid Blaster Pro
Rapid Blaster
Blaster
From the Splatoon 2 lobby you can pick Turf War, Ranked Matches, or League Matches.
Best Chargers in Splatoon 2
Splatoon 2’s Chargers are best used for taking enemies out from afar, instead of actually covering the ground in your ink. They perhaps shouldn’t be used in modes like Turf War then, but Chargers can prove deadly in Tower Control and Splat Zones.
We’re bundling Rollers and Brushes into the same category since they both cover the same purpose. Rollers and Brushes are best at covering a wide area in ink, and very quickly at that. They’re best used for Turf War, but can definitely come in handy if you need to capture some ground in Splat Zones.
Carbon Roller - Dynamo Roller
Octobrush - Gold Dynamo Roller - Tempered Dynamo Roller
Splat Roller - Coro Coro Roller - Inkbrush Nouveau
Inkbrush
Rails are a great way of getting around a map quickly.
Best Splatlings in Splatoon 2
Splatlings are basically the gatling guns of Splatoon 2, able to deal out huge amounts of damage in one go, but require charging up for a few seconds before they can actually fire. They’re fairly good at all types of Splatoon 2 online game modes, dealing out solid damage and able to cover vast areas fairly quickly.
Heavy Splatling Remix - Refurbished Mini Splatling - Heavy Splatling Deco
Zink Mini Splatling - Custom Hydra Splatling
Hydra Splatling - Mini Splatling
Heavy Splatling
Best Sloshers in Splatoon 2
We could have bundled in the Sloshers with the Rollers and Brushes category of Splatoon 2 weapons, as all three weapon types can cover a lot of ground quickly, making them ideal for Turf War. What sets Sloshers apart from the others is that they deal increased damage, meaning they can also be used for Ranked battles as well.
Slosher Deco - Soda Slosher
Sloshing Machine Neo - Tri-Slosher
Sloshing Machine - Slosher
How to Unlock Hero Weapons in Splatoon 2
If you're wondering how to obtain Splatoon 2's Hero Weapons, then we've got you sorted with our guide on how to unlock Splatoon 2 Hero Weapons, for use in the multiplayer mode of the game, as well as the single player campaign.
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