Aerospray RG | Splatoon Wiki

Aerospray RG is a main shooter weapon in every game in the the Splatoon series.

Description[]

CiI2ehg — The **Aerospray RG** as seen in the Ammo Knights

The Aerospray RG works very similarly to the Aerospray MG. It fires quick bursts, so its user can cover a relatively large area with ink in a short time.

AerosprayRGinBattle — The **Aerospray RG** while being used in a Turf War

It's also a short range weapon, so it will make quick work of nearby targets. It's in a set with the Ink Mine and the Inkstrike. It's useful in small lanes and extremely close-range splats.

Weapon Quote[]

“

An Aerospray MG with variant sub and special weapons courtesy of Sheldon. Give foes a nasty surprise with Ink Mines, or drop an Inkstrike on them when they least expect it.

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Strategy[]

Shooters are the backbone of (almost) any good team. They're versatile and varied with each weapon, and cover plenty of ground, as well as apply more pressure to the enemy team than either charger or roller weapons.

The Aerospray RG is basically an inferior N-Zap '89. It only has a slightly faster fire rate, while the N-Zap '89 has more range, overall better damage, Sprinklers (arguably more useful the Ink Mines) as well as the same special.

Tips for facing each weapon type:

Shooter-type weapons will be what you most commonly run into, and you'll almost always be at a disadvantage. You have the worst range of every shooter in the game, and deal on of the worst shooter damages in the game. Since Ink Mines will likely take too long to deploy, it is best to run or try to splat your opponent quickly.

Roller-type weapons will be your only favored matchup, since they have a bit of a charge time before they can get you (either from range or trying to run you over). Just point & shoot. Keep in mind that the rollers fling range is greater than yours.

Charger-type weapons are difficult to deal with for any shooter, but you'll treat this no differently than facing another shooter - sneak up to these players and take them out quickly. If you know that a charger is camping somewhere, a well placed Inkstrike can catch them off guard and take them out if they're not paying enough attention.

Gallery[]

Names in other languages[]

Language	Name	Notes
Japanese	プロモデラーRG Puromoderā RG	Pro Modeler RG
French (NA)	Pouche-pouche premium
French (PAL)	Aérogun Premium
German	Airbrush RG

Splatoon 2's Weapons

Main Weapons in Splatoon 2

Shooters	.52 Gal (Deco) · .96 Gal (Deco) · Aerospray MG (RG · PG) · Blaster (Custom) · Dual Squelcher (Custom) · H-3 Nozzlenose (D · Cherry) · Hero Shot Replica · Jet Squelcher (Custom) · L-3 Nozzlenose (D) · Luna Blaster (Neo) · N-ZAP '85 ('89 · '83) · Octoshot Replica · Range Blaster (Custom · Grim) · Rapid Blaster (Deco) · Rapid Blaster Pro (Deco) · Splash-o-matic (Neo) · Splattershot (Tentatek · Wasabi · Kensa) · Splattershot Jr. (Custom) · Splattershot Pro (Forge · Berry) · Sploosh-o-matic (Neo · 7)

Chargers	Bamboozler 14 Mk I (Mk II-Mk III) · Classic Squiffer (New · Fresh) · E-liter 3K (Custom) · E-liter 3K Scope (Custom) · Hero Charger Replica · Splat Charger (Kelp · Bento) · Splatterscope (Kelp · Bento)

Rollers	Carbon Roller (Deco · Dynamo Roller (Gold · Tempered) · Hero Roller Replica · Inkbrush (Nouveau · Permanent) · Octobrush(Nouveau) · Splat Roller (Krak-On · CoroCoro)

Sloshers	Slosher (Deco · Soda) · Tri-Slosher (Nouveau) · Sloshing Machine (Neo)

Splatlings	Heavy Splatling (Deco · Remix) · Mini Splatling (Zink · Refurbished) · Hydra Splatling (Custom)

Weapons in the Splatoon Series

Shooters

Sploosh-o-matic ^{(Neo, 7)}

• Splattershot Jr. ^{(Custom, Kensa)} • Splash-o-matic ^(Neo) • Aerospray MG ^{(RG, PG)} • Splattershot ^{(Hero, Tentatek, Octo, Kensa, Order)} • .52 Gal ^{(Deco, Kensa)} • N-ZAP '85 ^{('89, '83)} • Splattershot Pro ^{(Forge, Kensa)} • Splattershot Nova • .96 Gal ^(Deco) • Jet Squelcher ^(Custom)

Blasters

Luna Blaster ^{(Neo, Kensa, Order)}

• Blaster ^{(Hero, Custom)} • Range Blaster ^{(Custom, Grim)} • Clash Blaster ^(Neo) • Rapid Blaster ^{(Deco, Kensa)} • Rapid Blaster Pro ^(Deco)
L-3 Nozzlenose ^{(D, Kensa)} • H-3 Nozzlenose ^{(D, Cherry)} • Squeezer ^(Foil) • S-BLAST '92 ^('91)

Rollers

Big Swig Roller ^(Express)

• Carbon Roller ^(Deco) • Splat Roller ^{(Hero, Krak-On, Kensa, Order)} • Dynamo Roller ^{(Gold, Kensa)} • Flingza Roller ^(Foil)

Sloshers

Slosher ^{(Hero, Deco, Soda, Order)}

• Tri-Slosher ^(Nouveau) • Sloshing Machine ^{(Neo, Kensa)} • Bloblobber ^{(Deco) • Explosher ^(Custom) • Dread Wringer ^(D)}

Brushes

Inkbrush ^{(Nouveau, Permanent, Order)}

• Octobrush ^{(Hero, Nouveau, Kensa)} • Painbrush ^(Nouveau)

Chargers

Classic Squiffer ^{(New, Fresh)}

• Splat Charger ^{(Hero, Firefin, Kensa, Z+F, Order)} • Splatterscope ^{(Firefin, Kensa, Z+F)} • E-liter 4K ^(Custom) • E-liter 4K Scope ^(Custom) • Bamboozler 14 Mk I ^{(II, III)} • Goo Tuber ^(Custom) • Snipewriter 5H ^(5B)

Splatlings

Mini Splatling ^{(Zink, Kensa)}

• Heavy Splatling ^{(Hero, Deco, Remix, Order)} • Hydra Splatling ^(Custom) • Ballpoint Splatling ^(Nouveau) • Nautilus 47 ⁽⁷⁹⁾ • Heavy Edit Splatling

Dualies

Dapple Dualies ^{(Nouveau, Clear)}

• Splat Dualies ^{(Hero, Enperry, Kensa, Order)} • Glooga Dualies ^{(Deco, Kensa)} • Dualie Squelchers ^(Custom) • Dark Tetra Dualies ^(Light) • Douser Dualies FF

Brellas