| Bubble Blaster | |
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| Statistics | |
| Type: | Automatic |
| Quality: | 
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| Magazine Size: | 100 |
| Max Ammo: | 500 |
| Reload Time: | 1.5s |
| DPS: | 105.3 |
| Damage: | 12 |
| Fire Rate: | 0.10 |
| Range: | 15 |
| Force: | 10 |
| Spread: | 12 |
| Class: | SILLY |
| Sell Creep Price: | 21 
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| Introduced in: | 
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| Ammonomicon Entry | |
| The Suds | |
| Shoots bubbles.
Uniquely effective under the right circumstances. Doubles as an amusing toy for babies. | |
Bubble Blaster is a gun that rapidly fires slow-moving bubbles that pop and create a water pool when they touch an enemy. Reloading causes nearby bubbles to be pushed forward.
Notes
Bubble Trouble - If the player has Siren, Siren will fire a single large shot that deals 18 damage, and Bubble Blaster's shots home in on enemies.- Get Equipped With -B- - If the player has Megahand, enables Bubble Lead mode on Megahand, which fires Bubble Blaster shots while uncharged. Modes can be switched by reloading the Megahand with a full magazine.
- If the player also has Helix Bullets, Bubble Blaster will fire 2 bubbles that move forward at a moderate speed, slower than the normal reload push, but allows it to be used somewhat like a normal gun. However, reloading pushes the bubbles in strange ways, such as getting pushed forward at immense speed or teleporting forward.
Trivia
- The Bubble Blaster resembles a Gunzookie.
- The Bubble Blaster, along with the similar Gunzookie enemy, are a reference to Bubble Bobble. In the game, similar looking creatures attack by using bubbles.
- Upon reloading, the Bubble Blaster is seen burping to repel bubbles, and then quickly taking a swig from a Shotga Cola.
- The Bubble Blaster is a reference to the character "Bub", from Bubble Bobble. He, too, is a green dragon.
- "The Suds" is a reference to the illness that made SpongeBob SquarePants sneeze bubbles in the episode, "Suds".
- If out of ammo, the Bubble Blaster appears to be sleeping.
- The synergy "Bubble Trouble" might be a reference to a game that goes by the same name.
- The bullet behavior may be a reference to the level 3 bubble gun from the game Cave Story.
- The sound effect played when reloading alternates between a higher pitched and a lower pitched burp.
Gallery
An old, unused appearance for the Bubble Blaster.