Barazushi
Barazushi is agear brand inSplatoon 3. Barazushi gear accessories have a 5× higher chance to rollIntensify Action, and a 0.5× chance ofSub Power Up.
According to theSquid Research Lab, Barazushi makes high-quality gear for deserts and cold regions.[1][2]
Gear
For the category page, seeCategory:Barazushi.
| Name | Brand | Availability | Ability | Star power | Added in | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Ink-Black Flap Cap |  Barazushi |  11,200 |  Special Power Up |   | Drizzle Season 2022 (1.1.0) |
 | Moto Shades | Barazushi | 10,200 |  Last-Ditch Effort | | Drizzle Season 2022 (1.1.0) |
 | Vintage Biker Cap | Barazushi | 11,500 |  Ink Resistance Up | | Chill Season 2023 (6.0.0) |
Weapons
- Main article:Splatlands Collection
- Barazushi Collection
Quotes
Splatoon 3
| “ | Speaking of showing off your style, we've uncovered a new clothinggear brand calledBarazushi, known for high-quality performancegear... like this hoodie made of ultra-fine sponges. We're conducting durability tests now and wringing out all the data we can! | ” |
— @SplatoonNA on Twitter[2] | ||
| “ | Barazushi is a new clothing brand known for high-quality performance gear... like this hoodie made of ultra-fine sponges. | ” |
— @NintendoUKVS on Twitter[3] | ||
Splatoon Base
| “ | This manufacturer comes from the western Splatlands, famous for sea sponges. The region's harsh climate demands high-performance gear, and Barazushi's is second to none. Their monster parka, made with ultrafine fiber sponge, is just one example. | ” |
Badges
- Main article:Badge#Gear brands
Reaching a cumulative amount of stars on Barazushi gear will reward the player withbadges.
| Barazushi badges | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Combined Barazushi Gear at 30+ Stars | |
 | Combined Barazushi Gear at 100+ Stars | |
Gallery
Barazushi promotional image
Clean version with logo seen onSplatNet 3 Barazushi daily drops.
Promotional image
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An animated version of Barazushi's logo (link to file)
Etymology
Barazushi is a Japanese dish in which seafood, vegetables, and other ingredients are put on top of or mixed into rice.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese | バラズシ Barazushi | Barazushi |
 Dutch | Barazushi | - |
 French | Alpaj | Fromalpage, a high mountain pasture. |
 German | Barazushi | - |
 Italian | BaraS | From English name |
 Russian | Суси-Весла Susi-Vyosla | From Japanese pronunciation of the word сушиsushi ("sushi") and вёслаvyosla ("oars")[a] |
 Spanish | Barazushi | - |
 Chinese (Simplified) | 散寿司 sànshòusī (Mandarin) | Chirashi-zushi |
 Chinese (Traditional) | 散壽司 sànshòusī (Mandarin) | Chirashi-zushi |
 Korean | 화이트아웃 Hwaiteuaut | Whiteout |
Translation notes
- ↑This is a pun on the phrase "Суши вёсла!"Sushi vyosla! which directly translates as "Dry the oars!" and means "Stop!"
References
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